The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-24

can lecture plotiorm todoy and doubt
less he will prove 60 be quite q drow
ing "ard for Anderann re .s tH::o:..a:
or OF DIR. A. G. Dixon of London AND
New York, and OF Tom Dixon, the
author and actor. Frank Dixon is
said to be the most eloquent one Of
the family.
A number Of Anderson people will
be interested In the news OF the
death Of James Smith, which occurred
at Central Thursday morning about
2 o'clock. Fir. Smith went to Green
vile "Wednesday, being at that time
in his usual good health, and return
ing TO his home in the evening COM
planning OF pain in his side. He
died in short While, death beirG =
due, according to the attending
physicians. to acute Indigestion.
Mr.. Smiths wife was killed about two
years ago in railroad wreck which
occurred at Central.
It seemed for a time yesterday that
every man, woman and child In An
derson county wat.:;ed to hear a claim
and delivery case that was brought up
before Magistrate Broadwell for
trial. The magistrate's Office was
crowded and could not accomod ate
all the people. Tho action was that
OF JaIl7er Jones, plaintiff. against
Carolina Jones, defendant. The at
torneys in the case put up a heated
argument and the magistrate had
had some difficulty in deciding on tho
merits OF the case. He finally rend-
cred q decision for the plaintiff.
The latest venture for Anderson 10
the Piedmont Wood Co. which is
shortly to open its doors on East
Vys.e:- ss!eE, ss! isssT The The Bite Ridge
railroad. The new concern is to deal
excelnalvely In wood and will keep
large stock on hand at all times.
The proprietors OF the new business,
J. II. shearer ana w. o. ulner are
both veil known in Anderson. Mr..
ylme:. sse!a e!:aS pef:s sSss; CO AIS nc t,!7.
Mantej g. Tile Co., while Mr.. Shear.
eF. is*a well known truck farmer
Z 3peahtng yesterday .os the. ap-
proachin field, day for Anderson
county s6hoels, Prot, ID. 6. AlceantA OF
the Anderson public lehools said
that his pupils would take an active
part in tile days program. Mr.. Me-
Cants said that the O'Neil oratorical
Association always holds its annual
meeting about the same time Of the
year rs has been decided upon or the
tfield day but that there would be
no coafiict in this connection and
that ne expected ais pupils TO make
q fine showing,
Today % abe day for the examina-
tion for the scholarships from the
Third Congressional District to weta
Point and Annapolis. The examina-
ton is to take place in the court
house and It Is expected that there
win be q large number Of young men
from all parts of the district In at-
tendance when the examination be-
gins.
II. ,. MCGEE and George w. speer
have been Apending several days In
Greenyllie attending the meeting Of
100000 Club OF the Soutaoastern5
Life tusnranes Co. Mr.McGse ia, ira
resideut Manager Of this company ana
is one OF the best known Insurance.
men IN South Carolina. The Greenl
s'llle ssaAe4.ss .sss:a :A &c 3. 3::s.5a : a sepa
highly enjoyed. ~ .asl
In amending the ordinance grant
Ing 9 eohtFad for five years 10 the
Southern Public Utilities company,
city council. In advertently says the
proposer OF the amendment made a
change Vyhoh tha S,o1nnonry c-D,;fs ,,.a