The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-23

served at the conclusion of to game
Those who enjoyed this pleasant af-
fair were Mesdamcs Joel T. Rice,
Haynes. F. J. Mattison. w. r. Drookes,
Jr, w. d. Cox. Jr.. w. d. Cox. A. W.
Boggs. w. X. Iiaynie. l.. ID. Blake,
Jessie Is. Lewis and II. Nj. Gccr
Miss f.lllun Wi'lIars las returned
to her home Ia Hcnca Path after a
delightful stay With ncr sister. Mrs
Joel Pay. on Riv:r y: '.",
| Miss Emily Goodman, Of Waterloo,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ r.. Nc
Cuc:.
Sam f. Fields OF BcIton route FIVE,
was here oln business yesterday.
Va. is visiting his grandfather, Mr..
Smith. near town.
Mrs. a. G. Latimer and Mrs. IIar-
yey TclfOrd, motored over to Anderson
Monday morning and Mr., Margaret
Van 'Fyck returned with tier, =
MIR. and Mrs. c. M. H)rton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Horizons parents.
MIR. and Mrs. j T.. Knight. In Green
villo county.
DIR. and Mrs. J. f.. Harpcr went up
10 Groenville Sunday viii, Dr. r.. G..
Frlcrson In his auto. Miss Sue Cav
ington returned with them ane: will
] spend few days with Mrs. lIurpcr.
Henry Watkins spent the week end
nth relatives III GrccnviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Cox. and Misses
Matte Vandlvcr end Nannettc Camp
bell. who have been spending ten
days ut ITcndersonvlllc. Asheville and
other points OF interest in the noun
tains. returning to their home in Bel
ton Wednesday,
Mrs. j. II. Patten. of Washington,
arrived In town this week and will
spend month here. the guest of her
mother, Mrs. A. G.. Latimer.
T. l.. Meek. G. W. Brook and j. H.
McCurry. all prominent farmers of
Iva. we're among those in town Sat-
urday on business.
W. E. Murray was business WIS.,
itor I'm Honea Path Wednesday,.
Jas. A. Cox, the split log drag man
OF Bolton. Route 4, was among those
In Anderson Monday.
w. A. Sheppard spent the weekend
in Greenwood with relatives.
e. M. Knox. Of Bolton. Route 1,
was business visitor here Wcdnes.
day.
Miss Sue Covington. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. e. Harper.
returned TO her home In Greenvllie
Wednesday morning.
VIM. H. Cobb. Jr.. q member OF
the firm CT Cobb & Parker, will leave
Tuesday for Baltimore and New
FORK. where he will purchase goods
for the fall and winter trade.
Mrs. 8. Hadden Geer, spent the
weekend in town. guests OF Mr. anu
Mrs. H. M. Gcer, returning Monday
to Jopesville.
Miss Mary Rogers spent several
days very pleasantly in Atlanta last
week.
Miss Nancy Jameson, Of Abbeville.
'spent Monday In town. the guest of
aer friend, Miss Mary Rogers.
R. d. Dawkins, F.. D. Cothran and
j.. NJ; Cothran. all of Toney Creek,
left Monday for Centersvil!e, Ala,
where they will spend month. =
Mrs.. j. T. Cothran and daughter
Miss Maggie Cothran. of Toney
Creek, we're among those in town,
shopping Monday.
F. B. Gaines, of. Williamson, was q
visitor. here Sunday.
Prof. J. b! Watkins. OF Bolton. was:
among those who took. In the state
campaign In Anderson Monday.
r. d. Smith. of near town and q
candidates for county commissioners,
went to anderson Monday to attend
the state campaign meeting.
Mrs. T.. X. Graves. OF WATERFORD:
and laughter. Mrs H. s. Crosby, of
Ravenel. who have been visiting Bel.
tom. guests. Of the formers son.
Claude A.. Graves returned to their
homes Sunday.
John T. Martin. better known as
"Red Headed" John, who has been.
away from Belton for twenty years,
is back ana viii remain iii ana near
Bolton until the hrst: Of. September.
Mr.. Martin was raised near Belton.
He isi Id tksE saw mill business, In,
Jacksonville, Fla. ana is' doing n nice
business. He met MANY OF his OLD
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