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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21


Phone, GleawOod 1913. 2-2l4.
John Hopkins has been around town
this week narsing = finger which got
in the way OF an az with which Ls vas
cutting khiiing. NOral-Den I cut
lkindiint
Now let IS all 70 out this evening 4 I'd
give the basketball boys and girls
boost. You will enjoy the games AM
the young folks will appreciate your
presence.
After their victory over Leadville,
the basketball boys have a chance for
the triangular championship. Our girls
expect to win tonight. Come out and
see the games at s.45.
Miss Valentine Crook entertained at
dinner at her home last Saturday ever
ing in honor of her birthday. ThOs.
present were DIR. and Mrs. Crook,
Misses Arta Crook, G. Dargavel, Mel
den Barlow, Mabel Moore and Edith
Crook.
Mrs. Westhafer entertained num-
ber of her friends at her country home
north of Glenwood last Friday after
noon. Those present were Mrs. c. r,
Hubbard, Mrs. N. E. Clarke, Mrs. NJ
Station, Mrs. H. B. Walz, Mrs. G. +
Klein, Mrs. Dickson and daughter, Mrs.
Baur, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
Nechau. .~,AA
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. John r.
Weir surprised her husband by invI:-
ing in q few friends to partske with
them of = well appointed dinner she
had prepared in honor of Mr.. Weir IS
steenth" birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabe Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson,
c. c. Parks and A. W. Dennis were tie
guests of the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Dickson If
Denver were Glenwood visitors last
Wednesday, Mr.. Dickson being one of
the attorneys for the Carbonate Res.
ervoir and Irrigation company in the
cOndem nation suit with the McLeans.
Mr.. Dickson was attorney general OF
the state of Colorado under the Buch-
tel administration.
Since the county commissioners have
declined to extend assistance to any
except those who consent to go to the
county hospital three cases have been
started in the county court under the
mothers compensation act and it is
beginning to look as though the county
dads might have to modify their ruling,
at least in regard to some people.
= = =
Mrs. ii. w. smith last Friday even
ing entertained number of 1renls AZ
her home, that being the twenty-liftl.
anniversary of the marriage of the
Smiths, and the affair being in honor
of the event. Special guests of homo.
were Miss Amelia Williams, Glen
woods former postmaster, Ole Thor.
son, Glenwood's present postmaster,
and H. w. Smith, Glenwood's
future postmaster. After considera-
BILE time had been spent in play
ing 500 Mrs. Smith served = delicious
supper which was greatly enjoyed by
the guests.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

A great deal Of work has been done
at the Glenwood sanitafium Of late in
the way Of painting floors and tintins
the wallis and ceilings and altogether
there is . freshness and newness aboat
the place that adds wonderfully 70 ita
attractiveness. But the best improve
ment Of all = the .e wdini1g foom
which has reeeatly bsen opened. This
was greatly needed and it win esr-
tainly b much appreciated By tAs ps-
tients wAo are ahas - lsevs It'd,
roons. The wssk, wAieA = vssy tasty
thEs1gAout, was asss BY ~ eeAwass
WefkDsa.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21
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o1io Ida Cfaaa Of Rifle has been
xfiag in Giesvood this week.
va.tedFWork by the day or BY the
-. Phone Genvood llsl. a-7-f
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e. n. keck returned Monday morn
II from = hurried business trip to
nsover.
Del Weant of Carbondale WAS seen
in GlenwOod on = business mission
fss.Aay.
Mrs. onest Barlow entertained
nunber of her lady friends last Monday
afhsnoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Railey have
bO0ght the NJ l.. Psrr ranch south of
the river near Silt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dow returned
ths first of the week from visit with
friends in the Garfield creek country.
The Ladies' Point club enjoyed .
delightful luncheon wednesday after
nooa at the home of Mrs. Z. W. Nc.
Gaisk.
M. and Mrs. L l. Cramp, who are
~i.4efing in the eAAtlers country, On.
joysd last Saturday and Sunday in
;leawood.
Elmer Chapman was up Wednesday
frsa his Divide creek ranch. He re-
ported quite . storm in his section the
lay before.
1he Shade sale at the Station ranch
!ast Tuesday was well attended and
nearly everything offered sold at a
god price.
Cave l (the "Old Cave') is again
pea full hours every day for men in
hs mornings and evenings and for
lslies in the afternoons. 214-f
Mrs. H. H. French was very ill last
Saturday and Sunday, but is now quite
improved. Mr.. French was summoned
ione from Red Cliff on account of her
illness.
Sheriff Jessup is almost fully recov.
cred from his recent operation and was
able to attend to the office duties this
week in the absence of Undersheriff
Malaby.
Lee Willitts of Basalt, one OF Ike
county commissioners of Eagle county,
asa witness in the Mclean condemna
tiOn suit.
County Assessor McGuirk delivered
the tax list to Treasurer Smith Thurs-
dAy morning and you will soon be in
formed just how much your taxes have
been raised.
Henry V. Davis left Wednesday
evening for Denver where he will Sc
iect bake shop equipment for a bak-
cry which Mike Demastri and NJ
Davis will install in Eagle.
Mrs. J. T. Shumate entertained the
5O0-elub and their husbands At cards
Wednesday evening. Prizes were wor
BY Mrs. Dougan, Mrs. Hum, Mrs. ROM
NJ. Cummins, Mr.. Lucas and Mr.. Hum
II. W. Smith has received notice from
Warrington to the effect that his off
cial bond has been approved and it j.
thought that he will be placed III
charge of the Glenwoo postoffice very
soon.
The Faweett sale held at the ranch
near New Castle last week was wei
ATTENDED and the property sold foi
good prices, bringing total of just 4
little less than the appraised valuation
of $1,000.
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DIR. Schmitz was recently called tt
Marble in consultation with DIR. F. 3
Stephenson in the case of Miss Maut
Pratt. This trip convinced Dr.. Schmit;
that he has had his full share of snow
this winter.
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The local troupe which recently put
On <'The Man From Mexico' in such 8
satisfactory manner at the Odeon will
probably 60 to Grand Junction to give
The play down there. They are also
planning to repeat the play in Glen
~ssa just before they 20 to ths Js,s.
tisa-
. = =
It seems that the costing on Glen
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Through the efforts of Parson Moore
4 meeting for men was held in Sher.
woods hall at Carbondale last Sunday
afternoon The meeting was well at.
tended and was pronounced a success
from every possible angle. Rev. Geo.
+. Klein and E. c. Kingsbury of Glen
wood both made excellent addresses
and Rev. Moore presided and made a
short talk. A male quartet consisting
of Messrs. Kingsbury, Kob, Dicksco
and Bartlett rendered several gospel Sc
lectlons which were much appreciated.
Fred L. Tomlin of Rifle visited Glen
wood last Monday and made call At
this office. Fred was boosting the
Progressive propaganda and feeling ou1
people out on the subject and it is
needless to say he met with scant en-.
couragement in Glenwood. Our people
who call themselves Republicans have
seen the blighting touch of Democrac,
and they want no more of it. They do
not look kindly upon the plan Of new
made theorists to perpetuate the Dem
ocrats in power.
Charley Harris came down from his
ranch Wednesday to serve Is . witness
in the Mclean condemnation. suit whicn
didn't condemn. As usual, Charley had
his pockets full Of ore specimens and 3.
makes = fellow optimistic to hear him
reeite the different qualities of the
different specimens, lead nickel and
rsdium bearing carnotite. The worst
drawback is the fact that there il 70
very little known for certain ~ to the
Dew mineral Of tremendous value and
which everybody d row seeking. IL
Harris isn't mistaken in his "diag.o-
sis" hen b . nillioaairs some day
for - knows the locstioa Of q let Of
H. staff which h bslisvss to b the
vsisaa'e mineral Well, CArisy, Assss
10 lspil'.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21
ose.se 8,aks Avs. ~ Ht.sa =

Quinquagesima Sunday
10 .. m.-Sunday School.
1la m.-Morning prayer and sermon.
5 p. m.-Childrens vespers.
Subject of morning sermon, est.
Paul's Great Song in Praise of Charity,
or Love; and Lies Poverty Without
It,"
Special Lsntsu 0ssvice
Next Wednesday being Ash Wednes-
day, or the first day Of Lent, there
will be held the following sedvices:
7.30 a. m.-Holy Communion.
10 a. m.-Morning service.
1880 p. m.-Penitential office anl
address.
On Friday evening there will be
services at 7:30, with the first of a
course of addresses to be given Friday
evenings during Lent, by Bishop
Brewster.
REV. EDWIN JOHNSON,
Pastor.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

II you have anything 70 sch, alvsr
tist. Nothing sells itself.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

N HsH = pespsssa - = a Aaals
4 ssoosssia psi.siaG. ny q.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

We waat every family in tsva -
our ssbseriptiea list.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Wanted-A good lady eanvassss.
For particulars call at this Office.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Good advertising IL never q. s1-
Pcsss. II always more tAaa pays fer
itself.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21
IN DUMMIES AGAIN

I have decided to again cast my lot
in Glenwood and have bought the con
fectionery business Of Frank h. Sol.
horst and invite al Of ny old frieads
and customers to call and see ne.
expect to carry . complete aad
choice line Of fruit, cigar, nuts a.d
candy and 1 win tres4 you right.
l-l7-tf GDODGE CORYELL.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Advertising in . good medium pays
big. The Post il . good medium.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Fss any Pai., Sarn, seaA q bssise,
apply d.. Th00as' Eeles4is OfEthe
assssAs'd rsnsay. Two sisss, Ne esa
81 at IN arse stsssa
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

AXx lGADdu !
I will be in charge Of ny old tin
shop At SOS Cooper svense, next to the
Grad Hotel. Will be PLEASED to nee.
all ny old friends.
H. C. NETELNANN
Phone, Gleswood 3S3. 2-2l4.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21
TIE A PRETTY W0RID

Tis a pretty world, I'm thinkin'
That are livin in,
An'manys the day I'm vishin'
That 1t could all begin,-
Could all begin all over,
Fur this is awful true
There's some of us are needin'
Another chance two.
chance fur to be mendn
Some of our fearful breaks
A chance to be correctin
Our whalin big Mistakes
Well anyhow. life surely
Is list like writin' verse;
The more you monkey wild 1t,
The more ye make 1t worse.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Dollars grow in our advertising col
umns. Advertisers and readers gathe.
them.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21
For Sale Cheap, if sold at once, build,

For Sale cheap, II sold IT once, ouild-
ing site in North Glenwood with i'm
provements, consisting of cobblestOne
wall, cement basement, hot water heat
ing plant and plumbing fixtures. In
quire of Mrs. Korn, 1928 Grand avenue
2-l4-tf.
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A bunch Of II of Tynan's boys were
brought over from the state peniteu
tiary Thursday morning and added to
Asher's road gang now working on
Tibbetts hill. The work will go mucn
faster now because of their assistance
and soon one of the worst obstructions
to good roads in this county will have
been replaced with a first-class thor
oughfare.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

If you have . house to re.t advsr>
tiss.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21
HneoVAI. NofIm

will move ny tn shsp - the
Neeaaa building, 800 Eighth strest.
March /.
3-Sl-So ". L oW1Ck.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

Loais Reynolds was down from Ea-
gle Last Saturday telling svssybedv
what . wonderful niniag camp that b
suss 70 Be. 0r. Rey,esA is interested
With TAonss King in psspeety wAiei
thy fed sars viii Prov . sssesssfsl
pee6oess.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

y y -
It seems that the coasting on Glen
WED . streets which for the past two
nSaths has furnished much amusement
1R Gseawoodites is now . thing Of the
pest 30 far as this winter 10 concerned.
Ths rains of the past few days have
absue made sIeighing and cossting I'M
Sig OiesoA and Walter Powers re-
turned Thursday norning from Dsavsr
vAsrs they had gsae to complete N
nnW0sa1s for . dla ssrvios Ter tho
Isis tAsases which thy havs Leased
fDa 0lis TAssssa and wAisA tasy will
4sA just - ssea - tAs new esats
asss Sssa p,aesl b pssitisa a,A IL
A1Ass sgsipaae iastal1sA
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-21

J. NJ Hutchings didn't much Ik,
that roast We gave him about his poul
try experience and neither did hi
broody hen which came of the frs
Of this week with IL chicks from /:
egg. Well, Biddy, that's somethin;
like business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

saa a.os. popular Gocta:s.a ofiithe day
who. mas been before the public as 8
lecturer and teacher for many years,
and who will lecture on the for.hcom-
ing program. 9
another musical evening wiii5E DC
presented by the Wolf-Chrlstianson
Baker Ladies Trio.
One OF the biggest musical events Of
Chautauqua week will be the appear
apce of Marcus KellsrmaIi, dramatic
baritoue, formerly of the Berlin
Grand Onera Company Mr.. Keller
man has flied engagements in this
country as a vocal sotoIst with the
Damrosch Orchestra anaalso with
the Mlnneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
This fact of itself speaks volumes to
muHiciahs.
There will be an athletic director for
each Chautauqua and also, q woman
play ground worker. Thus the chill
'dre1's work will be emphasized with
two workers instead OF only lae as
heretofore. There Will also be d
morning hour literary lecture during
five days OF the week
L I Other imp portant features OF the
program will be ready TO announce in
the near future. ~
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THE ANDERSON 1GBADTIUQUB
Will G!VE. VARIETY Of PROGRAM.

,hcus-rnr Il .n .;av. n .yrAae Pc
meth Fhan.s.nrs n-aerE- th.s 60
son For seveT, solid davs tbnro yy;I,
he three sessions q ,isx1Nynn~niny az
ternncn and evenins Pha nrnSra m
NJ Tho ,va-., ,..;,I s.s".,,...t. -. 80
tory hand mns;c qranJ onera ,ieht
opera, education, insniratiop and fais
Innshin 'n'p'A "on anu iei-
Ont ~ 9 ooo c,ro,,, 49, rhn,,.
mas n,h;or, r,,,i I Sa III, y, eeht x,, enau.au-
this co,ntr,, naari', Snn S,h sa' IL II
,,n5or pa5y.,. i,ooV ol 'hetu ar ar
No.. t,,as - 1oo
TrvS,s ponS : t,,htaS aSo
tho nanItln nS. 4nna', cha haa 90 ,.,s
NJ Az soi,ts, .and x,Sasn Itnat = 80. V.es
Ir,, sae 80 usau. LII, 10 "a. uatin
Chonta,,n,a spaoe VII lns ne ils 9l .hlIu
an anso1,t,,.e,;, !, :,
tba eStirn ISL. iost ... al VsSl ~.
han6 ttmada snnh tran,aSg.. t;s ti;s
tbat q ;s Tatr-nad h,, ,vhat ItSo St ~. NJ
tanons - b,,Esa;, o,,sy sy "na' sne 1l.ssI
mons m i!cons 49, 4t.' 20 - ~ uiiani-
srts!i M - IA .,,:;,i ,,,.s 81. s,..J
NJ. t5e s . eoiiee.t on tue
IT, !oh .7.al Z IN hhe even
n,,sra s .ie = aouple Dlli, z grana
unef .n.s e. ~ qu4Ftst. IN costume, occupying
ta sns MS pSrS; or tne evening with the
,mu oan,aa ,S anaiasst Is.. Inc instrumental ac-
o.ll nan. e .t! tor lleir Work. Inc sec-
onu part oi tHe evening VIII then be
agUtner ! 1osl !, concert .Dy the band:
,>,a. nsn ,areel le klayers VIII also
iesuIn ehsageHent mere. The
psy 1,as mnicn IA .ley VIII present mas not
,enrees Zen necaaeu upon sDut Wiii pe an
= SSat SOL:
,ha - p,,n'aae rsa,sse q me opeaing day VIII be
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25
Local People at
Greenwood Conference,

Several Anderson people are in
Greenwood. where they are attending
the South Carolina Society OF Charity
and Correction. This is annually one
of the biggest things of its ki1d in
the state. and this years is to he no
exception TO the rule. judging from
the splendid men to be seen and heard
at the Greenwood meeting Although
no local people have places on the
program, number OF them are much
interested in the work and will take
in ali the deliberations of the body,
participating in the discussions, etc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

The 0harleston and !; Western Caro-
lima Railway company an ounces the
inauguration OF its regular simmer
Pullman PaTl5r Buffet car Service
between Augusta Ga, and Aslieyillc.
N. C., with first car leaving Augusta
Sunday. March 18th. This service
will afford improved daylight accom-
modatiohs to Hendefsb nile. 4 lallev
viiie and other resorts an u id and
OF the Sky and direct cpHhecS. IN for
Cincinnati and eli west. For.
information, reserpats11, etc. ad
dress: Z. - e y ".
ca. ss.t -. 2 49,
y b Curtis. Commsreiai Agent An
derson, s. C. 4. s-1stlsyv
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Location oflNewn
Bottline PlahE.

Represa antatiSss OF the Chero-C Cols
Bottlfng rCBMpany some time agt
made arrangements for securing the
Beaty building near the Blue Ridg'
depot. and also made plans for the
opaning OF the new plant here. ? 1t Is
undertaking is already under way ant
when this is placed the anderson plant
1t will represent approximately $780,
600 when actually sin operation,
{ The proprietor is MsiSpeRce OF AL
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viii Soon Hold
Teachers Examination.

Teachers Examination.
1t was announced at the court house
yesterday that the next regular teac-
cher's examination for this year will
be held by J. B. FELTON,, superintendent
or euucatIon on May l. The exami-
nation va! take place in the court
house and will begin promptly at .
o'clock On that date. Mr.. Folton said
that every teacher whose certificate
expires this year or who is teaching
In the county on q certificate from an
cthe. cc.G.s win he expected &c Stand
this examination.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25
Golfers Went

10 GreanFIlle.
Several Anderson golfers accented
the invitation of the Sans Souci club
of Greenville yesterday and went to
the city made famous by the Paris
Mountain water, for the games to be
staged there during the day by. some
OF the worlds experts Those who
returned last night were more enthus-
.iastic than before, IL such thing be
possible, over the game and they were
loud In their praise OF the splendid
Hospitality OF Greenville and more es-
pecially Sans Souci club members.
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Curious Crowd
On New Bridge.

me curious of the city. that great
.niong .ng or people unwilling to let -anv-
tnihB go without having hand in the
uolnB, persist In crowding around tha
workmen where the new concerto
orlage og Is being constructed across
Main street. All day long a great
crowd of people may be seen at the
orldge and it is the concensus or onin-
ION tnat some one will be serionslv
INJURED before the bridge is comnlet- :
eu. The gentlemen 81 Charge mr. tho
WORK said Yesterday that h .f,a,; -
number of danger" signs up nm all
SIDES but that this had no effect what.
ever. He also anticipated soma ono
peing badly hn-s 5ef0re the bridge
ID nnfshcd.
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Mrs. BleekleyIus 4 ol
In Riehmdiia,s Va. "a

Mrs. S. Bleekley, who has been very
seriously ilIi16r, several weeks. was
taken to Richmond yesterday where
she will be placed under the care OF
a specialist 1T is hoped by the whole
OF Anderson's people that Mrs. Block
ley may be benefited. She number
her friends here bythehundredsand
sll OF them regret that she ie imsrov-
ing so slowly. Several of her rela.
tives, as well as D.. Pesse Bell of
Walhaila, accompanied her on the
trip
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New Company
Making Plans.

ii. c. F'utch of Atlanta. manager
OF the Pyrene Fire Extinguisher Co.
spent yesterday in Anderson confer
5ing with officers of the newly or
ganized Company of South Carolina.
with general headquarters in Ander-
son. Mr.. Futch seemed to be very
much impressed with the plans, of
the local people and predicted a great
success for the Anderson firm. He
leaves this morning for Atlanta and
VIII be accompanied by H. B. Harper,
VINO VIII be travelling representative
OF the Pyrene Company OF South Car
0ilna' Mr.. Harper goes to Atlanta to
learn few of the "ins" and outs"
ol tne business and will doubtless gain
.nih ,nuch valuable knowledge from tha
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fonnc Doctor aaieIlles,

Washington, March 24 Dr. Oliver
Kinsiey, q ayoung Nort2 Caroline grad
uate of John Hopkins Uniyefsity, and
who was awarded a comnIssion as
army surgeon. was today found dead
in the bathroom OF his boarding
ffi0siEe nous today. Gas was 1ioT7 TiioT7 ssiS from 3
q Jet and al the cracks had been
atenpea m. nr Rlnales ssha native
OF Kinsiey, N C.
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HoaOf Paid
Missy Gnklingtnn.


MISS MaBgle Darlington, supervisor
OF rural schools for Anderson county.
was ionored at the state association
OF ttacEars. held in Spartanburs last
week, by being elected treasurer of
the association of Elementary schools
This is an association working in con-
Junction with tie state teachers as .
soc'etion and the 1i%cting was la,j
a: the same time. This. was Quite a
tribute to Miss Garlirgton's aSility.
'.ad An honor of which che should ~
proud Doubtless fef election was Ia
aoi..s measure, due to the spleudid
work she has G6ne in this county. Miss
Burlington has organized "a rural
achaal Improvement dissertations with
In the last four months.
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Freight Wreck
In SDnrtanhUrg.

Mot0ran Hendrix of the Piedmont
& Northern lines. running the first
train into Spartanburg over the new
lines, reported in Anderson last night
OF a smash-up in the Southern rail-
way yards at Spartanhurg Tuesday.
MIR. Hendrix said that a yard engine
was pulling some box cars in the
yards, with another engine pushing.
The negine In front left the track and
the engine in the rear kept on push
ing, piling up seven box cars, one on
top OF the other and all on top Of the
engine,
Fortunately no one was injured. b
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Mrs. Burton Not.
Exnectefi tn Recover.

: J 7
|, j. d. Brown received telegram on
ysi tHrday morning from Columbia,
to the effect that his sister, Mrs. Char
lie Burton Is critically in Colum-
bia hospital and that grave fears are
ientertaind for her recovery Mr.
Brown took the first train for -Colum.
.bial to be at the bedside OF his sis
ter. It. is hoped by heT. friends that
some reassnring tidings may soon be
received. 81. ag 81.
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Opening Game
Of this Season.

The first baseball game of this sea-
son will be played in Anderson next
Friday during the Field Day exercises
the game being between the Ander-
son high school and the Frazier ac-
ademy. 1t is probable that the event
will be arranged for / o'clock in the
morning, although the hour has not
yet been definitely decided upon. The
game will take place at Buena Vista
park and II is hoped that n big crowd
will see the boys get their start.
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THE BOX EOyiGE--
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King Baggot and Ethel sGraniin.
THE MAN WHO SLERT-
Victor. Asfascinating dream play
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Coming tomorrow seFaE PRICE OF
SAGRILEGEn 8 reel IMP featuring
Leah Baird. VIM. Shay and Vim.
eisa st
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25
fretiy Event
Of Last Night.

Inc INFORMAL reception rendered by
rev; and MIS-. ID. Witherspoon Dodge,
d. tneir home In North Anderson last
hisht was a pretty event OF tho week
ana ona OF the most interesting affairs
heiu mere IN some time. A large num-
yer or friends OF these popular peopn
-, tar the occasion and they
inaue merry from until IL O'clock.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25
DF. Harrison is
Critically III.

Mrs. j. G. Cunningham left Tues
day for Abbeville, having received a
telegram to the effect that her hroth-
er, DR.. Harrison, was critically III
Dr. Harrison is well known IN Ander-
son. and has many frcinds here who
Will be grieved to learn that his con-
.dition is considered SO serious.