The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-04
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1906.
TIE COTTON MARKEf.
Middling-1l.5I

irlehus IN Atlanta, Ge.
Mrs. James A. Creech, of Chester. ia
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss JefIie Edwards has returned
from visit OF some length to Flor
Mrs, E: III. Rucker, Jr., is spending
several days ct Kuckersyille, Geor-
gla,
Mrs. J. Al. Chandler has returned TO
Sumter after O visit to relatives in t.le
city.
Oscar F. Hammond, of Greenville,
spent few days in Anderson the past
week.
The supply of building material in
anderson Is not equal to the de-
mand.
9, 2: Moore, editor of the Honea
the city.
Mrs. 8. J. Cartledgs aud little son, of
Chester, S. c., are visiting friends in
Anderson.
Do not lose heart about the garden
on account of cold weather. The warm
days will come.
>. John F.. Powell and wife, of Elbert
County, Ca. visited relatives in An
derson last week.
Mrs. G.. W. Webb haa gone to
GEimn. Georgia, to visit her daughter.
'Nrs- Frank Mayes.
Mrs. Frank Pearson, of Greenville,
IS IN the city vieiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.i Riley.
. "They say" that several marriages.
nje booked to take place in Anderson
during the ne 1t few weeks,
j. c. c. Allen, of Grove Station, has
been spending feW days in Anderson
visiting HE SOB, f. E. Allen.
Robert e. Belcher, OF. Augusta, Ga,
spent q few days in the city the past
week visiting relatives and friends.
F, When. the weather permits you
should put all your sparetime now in
WorklDg your garden 1t will pay
you. -.
E: F. Cochran, Esq. United States
D!strlct Attorney for South Carolina,
1s in Charleston attending the Federal
court. -
The season for Millinery openings
is ut hand. and the ladies are busy dis
cussing the Importance Of an Easter
bonnet. i; = -. ~. = -" -
The farmers have commenced plant
ing corn, though their work has been
very much delayed on account of the
bad weather.. H.. ........ ::...i.- -. :. =.
y. H. Hutchinson went over to
Eiherton, Ca, fey days ago to visit
his father, =. A. Hutchinson, who ia
seriously ILL. - =. :,
Notice has been given by the stock4
holders OF the Pendlstnn Cotton Mills
$e5,000 to $4,000. =, .:S,..- = -, -
Those who acted. as managers of the
election on tho dispeusary uueetiOn
last fall can get their pay by applying
at the Peoples Bank. ...-t;' -. ..
Geo. 81. Bales, of ehis city, who has
been seriously i'll in Baltimore for
several weeks, has abont recovered
and will reach home in q few days.
The :, Calhoun Falls Investment
Company Of this city, has notified the
Secretary. of State that il has increased
its capitalization from S80, 900 to $780,
Mr.. s. Strouse. of the Julius II,
We'll CO... has returned from the Eas-
tern markets., where he purchased a
large stock of epring and summer
There has been a coal famine in An.
r N 0esf trr,fH a1lr
ers have plenty of it on the road but
the railroads are very allow in deliver.
ing 1t. s: ) II ., I -, =,
Cbicola Lodge No: 80, Knights o,
Pythiaa. will meet tomorrow evening
ut 8 O'Clock. The first rank will rs con
ferred: All the members ara urged te
"A pefi lion has heeu forwarded from
Anderson protesting sssesnss the pro
posed new achedule on the Soutferr
Railway between Columbia and upper
Caroline. :s; ..2;5 h :-...::: 81.
.l II. is said that there are already fiyt
candidates In tho. field for one Office
in this: county The campaign in thii
county thia summer will no doubt be 4
:E,:' 'roxaway Lndge OF Odd Fellows hal
elected G. Is. Tnlly. O.Ihf. Palmer and
Jaw. Morgan delegates to- the GraTli
Lodge. which meets in Greenvilit
next month. s4I% i: $i,iG s. & =:
w E t3areen,s ~ ho, has been chic,
clerk &C the Hotel Chiquola, has re,
/. .eigned and gone to: Chester. C.
!! whera he has accepted 8 position q.
manager Of q hotel. 81 r lis} 8!
.it Mics Rnby Gilmer. u ho has bce,f af,,
eheLmirsg pisit0r OF her slater. Mrs. T.
:Q:A yilltfogd for some weeks, returned
lSWednasdaY InDrning ia. Anderson g
AayonIa tia. Itmes! :ss3:5 SIS Z ;sy,
I;%s Rev fg. D.. Gray, %. o., secratary: q,
the Home Missfon; Boafd OF the South
tarn5ss Baptiets Convent Ion, 8 spent las
Snnd.y tis nd dersonE and preached ii
1.-THE First Baptis Church S. .,.S .=.;;
US Rev, :ys Q, 81 Chapman hss. gone; /:
SparfanbnTE tc affend; the annual con.
fyentton af The SBHptist5 Young People.
IIDni0n y f0f South Carol IND. Which con.
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