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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30

Ter settled down and the best the Syca-
more BOYS could do were to take three
and sit down. \ large crowd witness
ed the game and crowded the diamond,
making it difficult for the felders. Tai
bot made up for lost time by swatting
out a three-bagger and another hit for
two bases. The fielding of the Peli-
cans infield featured the game The
Pelican Stars would like TO hear from
Sperier's Nine, collected from the cor
ner of Pelican avenue and Pacific ave
nue.. The score by innings is as fol
lows:
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30

George Reynolds struck out IA
men and walked 4 in innings and
he blew up in the fifth and +. Stacy
went in the box and shut them out
in the last inning.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30

The Zu-Zu Stars, or the cham
piOns of Algiers for their age, were
to have played the Foundry Kids for
the championship but the Foundry
Kids backed out and the Zu-Zu's
played the Mount Olivet Stars and
beat them by the score of IA to s..
This makes eight games out of nine
that the Zu-Zus have won. The Zu-
Zu's Stars will play the Founders at
City Park Sunday, May 3. b. Clan
cey said that the Zu-Zu's having
beaten every team in Algiers, would
not play any more teams here unless
they get good players to strengthen
their teams. Lineup of both teams
has already been published. Score
by innings:
Il 3 4 5 6 7
Mt. Olivet Stars. ....1 | o 3 l 0
Zu-Zu Stars ....2 2 3 3 3 x
Summary: Two base hit, w.
Barker. Sacrifice hit, ]. Olesh, w
Smith, Hotard, ID. Thorning. Base
on balls, r. Amuedo 6, Hotard 3.
Struck out, by r. Amuedo 6, by Ho-
| tard 10. Left on base, Zu-Zu, 4 Mt
IOlivet Stars >. Umpires, Baron and
Talbot. Time of game, 1870. At
tendance, 800.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30
Larkin, NJ. s. Mahoney, Aug. Gas
pard, J. c. Meyers, H. Ormond, Nc
MahOn, X Brodtman, F. Herbert.
subcommittee.

Ground Committee: l.. Labare,
chairman; H. Ormond, August Gas
pard, Frank Duffy.
Amusement Committee: Frank
Duffy, chairman; j. p. McCloskey,
Rev. T. ]. Larkin, Prof. F. Herbert,
Jno. F. Mathews.
Building Committee: Frank Kill
leen, chairman; F. Herbert, A.
Twickler, ]. Meyers.
Publicity Committee: NJ. S. Ma
honey, chairman; r. T. Younger,
Carl Brodtman, James P. Selph.
Refreshment Committee: Hon. T.
P. Golf, chairman; A. ]. Dugas, E.
Mcmahon.
The names of the ladies who will
constitute a committee will be pub
lished in our next issue. Besides
the sports and other entertainments,
number of valuable prizes will be
given and every one is promised a
good time.
On Saturday, May %, the festival
will open at O'Clock p. m.
On Sunday, May "a, the festival
will open at 4 O'Clock p. M, when all
children attending the Sunday May
devotions, will be admitted free, in
order that they may witness or take
part in the May Pole dance. Gen
eral admission will be 10 cents; chill
dren, half price.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30
LETTER LIST.

List of unclaimed letters remaining
at Station 4, New Orleans post office,
for the week ending April 30, 1914:
Women-Mrs. Redmond, Madam
Raham.
,Ien-Prof. VI. b. Black, VI. W.
Green, Alvin GauthreauX, GregorattL
Foreign Eglert Samuels Baird y.
.C. Condudot. Mrs. Nellie Lacorte.
A. +. Leonhardt, Postmaster
j. ". Daniels, Supt.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30
No Wonder.

Kind Lady-What is your name, lit
tie boy?
Boy-Joshua Shadrach Lemuel Tots.
Kind Lady-WcIl, well! Who gave
YOU that Nance
Boy dunno yet, but I'm on their
trail!-COmic Cuts.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30

RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE
CHILDREN.
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His Vocation.

Young TimseedeThis term 1 am 60
ing to undertake the study Of Latin
and Greek.
Old HardfaX-H'm! I suppose them
dead languages does need an under
taker.-Boston Globe.
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Scholarship.


> B-Irvin Harding.
4 A-Harold Elmer, Walter Forrest,
Milton Burg.
3 A-MOrris Laufer, Don Duffy, Will
liam Ellis, Stephen Brooks, Theodore
Korner, Tracy Entwistle.
3 B-Roy Drumm. Charles Henley,
Alfred Peterson, August Bachot, Ralph
Umbach, Emmett Hogan.
Department.
) B-William Nolan.
A-Charles Garrick, George
Adams, Haywood Vallette, Reaney An
gelo.
B-Olding Plat, Lee Acker.
3 A-Roland Cayard.
3 B-Harry McNeeley.
l A-Julian Humphrey, Majoril Nc
Neeley.
B-John Hunter.
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Had the Habit.
Promising.

80 she is suing to have her hus-
bands will set asideT
Yes; she got the habit while be was
aEve."-Portland Oregonian.
- Sadly Handicapped.
"Yes, my wife has one Of these
throat colds. She can't speak an audi
bic word"
AS bad as that?"
"Yes, indeed; got home late che
other night"
'WellY'
"All she could do was to yave her
arms and make faces" - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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Sadly Handicapped.
LOOKING For IL

Looking For Il.
Some men are eagerly seeking trou.
pie that will drive them to drink
New York Times.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-04-30

RENE, szzacs sso SsE' sa5 5a5
CHILDREN.
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Sycamore Boys 0O0l040O0200O-7 4
Pelican Stars O003O20OO2000- :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

L
Iva, May 1s Annie HalfcFdss
music pupils VIII give a recital In Tue
school house on next Thursday syen-
Ing, the 21st beginning &t $3.50. Miss
Halford has taught YER effie atly and
successfully here foE the past TWO
years and the patrons are anxlons ia
secure her promise to come back llsre
for the next term. s
MIR. IA, B, Galley. Is In atlanta visit,
! ING his daughters, Mrs SpuriocK and
Mrs. Widows,
Misses Lizzie and alkahza TosyTi-
send have returned frosr d short stay
III Anderson.
Prof r. a. Abfenis OF Starr wa
there Saturday on business
hlr. and Mrs. Lem r II afi 4 a
terg, Misses Mabel and IVifiEia 3fad.
sbent Sunday ut Ahbe Vile y ftIi reias
sivcB,
hfrs Charlie Townsend pf Aaderaoi.
spent Saturday nj gIls and Sunaay WITH
his mot ther. 1Ir6. A, sG5 Townsend
& Misses Malissa Adalis 81 art vel i.
Isl the guest Of her cousin u. Al.
Wiles sf "A B
4Mr. Lester Sad dler OF Anderson is
spending awhile here with his paF 81 q
Dir, and Mrsl D.. y. SadIer.
hlF. Carl Floyd Of Grsenyilie was d
husines gisi tor here Saturday.
Mrs, Albert Martin of Greenwood is
here on q. visit Ito her sister Miss
D1ssie Seigler s
Misses Clara sad Essie toolt i:ste
returned from visit To- re Ii Tires iIf
Anderson.
Mrs. ~. Al. rgfIes and children have
.etnRned fenI1a n weak i piaif IL. ss1zEs,.
lives IN HartwelI.
Miss Mamie ssar5ofl peilt last b
nrday In And deTson shoDpfE -
Miss MhpilIa Ewnrt ieft t0dey ssor
her hor1a in KoTltyill le ffer spending
q while here ssf ftsl reia lives
Mr.. s. McA dams was IN Hart
well last e4uFslay on tsiness.
MIR. Glenn Ifc Ghee OF And lerson speilt
the week t-end here relatives.
u. . aNilea han returned from
d business tTlp sc 4arElVelE
G, s. 5 Befit Saliifs Z
4ls5 IA Abbn ia sil h II YES
segl - hes init el1sef
y very lfltes 81 ;Tlee ting n ; the
Aaet let iltir here. Ras Shin
Jones cf illplls tcl Isl asfsbea him In
tfle meetlnB ~ n s
Miss Gerarusle - Sid 30 of AIoorelard.
Ca, JIG the gaeet Ut e Ssnuatns aIEs.
Mac Beatty.
MEa. Jim HaEdin ol g,awnde desytIlei
vas; yisitlpg her sist ter, IA ss, q. y Gil
Hand q short MI ie les week
Air.. 81 III teAGsafns ape Sunday
Ia Ahbeyille sWtth d frfenlle
ElR. Leroy SadIer sneft yes ertiey
Mrs. q II, Reid who has heer visit
Ing Relatives here for tIie past two
weeks has returned 70 her home In
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
Selling Pyrene
Vim AntonlobiIe.

Selling Pyrene
Via Automobile.
Henry Harper and T'heo Burris left
yesterday morning in an automobile
for Columbia, the occasion being a
selling trip for the Pyrene company
of South Carolina, whose headqnart-
eTs are located in this city. The we'll
known company recently purchased q
late model Ford from Archie Il. Todd
and this was its maiden tip for dIe
Pyrene Company, Oficers OF the new
.eoftlpaIiy say that their sales are very
'pteaE5fg gand arc coming up TO all
their Oxpeotatlons.
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a8 the n,tgsii
e. 81 4 & sasy q GO.
6assil efufsaf Is {. So. I. s,;S -.
.E1E re hestef nf0tc ~ rs Asts-,
~ Interest rhe rs,s
III 81 to5S osik Ahd South
ana 1sslts lsSss n z6efl
Fiea s
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y R4f. WIS ~
CT n 7est8ea

9 ulfEi y h slN aoItFa ttH iatae 4oa
i Q oErf
lqtilIfisil 3 on Z charge nI 5Iii@
l6ftery OF nigh afid ar4
patare ar 81 sIssf
her pe tro sgith i
knife MD au9 him "a geFsisly nctSss
tle est si1ul6e 6efs thstt she fisys
~ sa1 % E6 8 6 ssicn6s "a Z
sfisr L caring the effHenss
eistrefs Br0adwesl IL
cidel tlsaf she defendant naust a. to
fniisl - Gsaeral Sessions and hs was
5ss. ~ : Z ! :, 1s,s t,.S,,.s -.
se slii 81 800 tor his alnes 3 x
-
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ilr and a igers
81 eE ess seri y.

Dr and afra Eloyd d. ROD
isEsens 8 Gnni hours in Anderson yess
sfeJf q tlil le ahroute from AbhBVilIe
t0 i1iel<ere. 4 :lerson people will re-
mem leF tilst Dr. Rod dgsrss aufoInoht he
turned turtle itli him near Williams
Ion dlEfll the latter part of AEer rcll.
et y sIieA time Dr. Rod fgers suffered
g brostsss rib or two and several otss-
or shstsliass s1as sias haes.t sssss sIs.s.ss. =
sak AhheYllia TOR the last fesr moi. tlls
10 sonaentl0H with the asegk ~ tIlc
state Rnaf5 Or HcaiEh afllI goo, tt,
lsiek al Tor & similar length 81 flnle Ga
the seiile work,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

= q a n tiitit hf6a5Fsa
oS 05s1 +, nc haa
q ~, ena tox
sise 8 7rR lie hef.
;Sf 81 tho G ~
sf $40
tss4s lheir
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
fpi sliiushlIa Fla
r 6 New sfeiae.

Cent aud lTss 9iiilaln isaushIin
.uSeyed vest day from tho kshloisol la
shotel latp their pretty new lloi. i on
Alair street APT. augiS Ia a
Home t1sst tiisr VII h all It's Furntsiiinys.
" ~ destroyed by FIRE s6Iae ssionslss
'eKu His new house 5h the site 81
tlls old and q qlse 81 tEsa prsstIsst.
t4lFl - w IN tFlEI 56gIIOESUT u 3 q ~.
n fnyn nishea With 8Il the 4ii:
ccnge niengeE and is quite attractive
ant very comfortable. 5
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-
Ff3p q rs

.IUCII.Ii 10 THE g tysIi or aIYs.
sTEtaY
Gold Seai. Serios Mo- & 8. sfger
lucille 81 fss III E1ias lss.fIla 70 ives ilaS
trial of thyiliiTg adventures begin.
sL6tiheuue has snal put in Ii ief nut,
ana sils has despe te tsiIycSi with
wfld beastsI
isa Universal Ike. side ap3lftliiss
Comedy ri itli A sis s.s 4
atl,lI 7lI3 EI, 10 .l8fs aiE (!gfiFs
Ceniisg tonloi.s ois Eli e'gI 4Il8
IEsJcs 0f the - Hind Also I'fic
FafRl ge9dinsy steriihS rdineds.
pbr,t miss j & 81 IS
Coming afsd daN sls I3s0 GIN
aln1i WITH August 5 5
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essS2sssss MEBi.II,.

Z fite has Ise tsI iss siad &, 4 Ii ! iTett
tll.s. the chorifs snr The. "a tilta
restniqn viii lis at
s bie s6clS at elle Fifst 81 III s.lit, x *
Ion M ice IN reIs ea 4
.lllaTiil ~ fhs 81 oF a. - s,sl 10 30
present SIS a mum iisi + o.:l sfss 7iss
20 ne taken np en- IS ls6ed fisiIf
this ce1 l,a mad Q o,i slf Sic sfla,st 81 IS
porate features Of he sctAio1 sfiseae
who have i II char llrss .sai every
member attend this aftafnsin:s.
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YislItefs aIIegre.

Y3BIt0fsl & ere
s Er0nis AfiaIifn.
Capt and Mrs, W. g. hf iIicfs formers;
i,t astati0ned, in And efsaR ssisll the,
salvation a AFTny $ 3R With tae
"A Allanta n d liyisfon d. l,af ii tat Inn
ere tn anderson for weeks visit.
They Will assist Salvation Army aor-
vices which viii be given 1on the
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~ seIsg srs
z GsFnHas.

30 Lt7 j 81 liz y Is y = q 35if fS
lnns being operated llS
tho Pisdlnont q Northern iiaes to VA
Fiqus poi5lts for negroes ale draw ing
elsornlelta cEoHe emf tertn y tnDfninK
tae ilitegsr bon fIsh d b exe1 ion from
"a 2 EieFa1n - SpaSie ntdrk aud il SEEM
slssss aga es'ery negro I'd: lsla aersa.s
'soansy Nfs siilsil silg 90 asnk U.i The
ss
Iesssl 90 an eznuFstnr went from
lsre 50, lIianlston ana two cars
ssere saacessaTss se haul the bunch az
siifrs isSis5iI ti5stIe tTiiI55s
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Andarsas RiTemen
Go nc, fgIslrnnee. I.

arrangements are being made for
certain fnenbefB Of the anderson fire
&8pbrtuen4 70 60 90. FIloFence on
June "a ard s25 for tlie state iire-
atriS3'E tonFpnnierst 4 Ehtef Jackson
said yesterday that none OF the nara
|phernsIalla Of the local department
would be shipped TO Florence, on &C.
cplint OF the great distance, but Il Is
desired that some members OF the
local department be present, both to
represent Anderson and to leasn
.sotllething, This Is q fine emporium,
ity forSa q fisensap to- pick up some new
Information about conihatting flames
5nnd possible every man OF the de-.
paftnent i should gp
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\ ep Ecpfesch tatsye
Fer Dun Coafnai,S

Anderson peuDEe III 81 5IiSnrestea
In learning that nj AZ ia. forr5af-
ly ger for tisis L lsicE 0f Dltl
- - ssssss. g.. has tehassed ssAi ton (
lfrs Bottom made lis head ati
In GfsenyiIles but ffsT itef h, came to
aaD defson. He has hesa sncceeded SIS
ilinn ser Of lis sgeiI known ili,sl EiJ
# y g. stacy OF Los A = 4 81 ea and d0is
iIsrst NIsSia s6s iiil : ~ dsyA
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
ELECTRIC CITY sPARISLETs
Items Of Interest end Fsstion Caught Over me
: Wireless Oa the Streets Of Anderson @

= 2 = ,. ~ =, ~. - - ~ - g u
SeW Equipment
For LaPaI Rifles.
The splendid new equipment for the
Palmetto Ed1es has arrived in Afi-.
derson from Columbia and the soldier
boys are well pleased. The new par
aphanalia consists OF 80 new khaki
uniforms. tie same number of blaH-
kets and hats and ieggIns for the en-
tire company. The members have
been busy SELECTING their sizes ana
when attired IL the new clothes with
the new equipmelit the Palmetto I,i-
hes Will mako as fnc showing az ;fny
company in the State Fifty new.
coats have also been secured for the
nsc of tha local militia.
-s---sI5 ~ =
Dir. Sanders ts
In Tie Hasnfial.
DR.. A. Lee Sanders iBga patient III
the Anderson County Hospital, sur
feriEg withann attack OF appendicitis.
Hca has not yet undergone an opera
ton and Il is hoped that he may saoas
Improve TO siieif an extent that an.
operation viii not be necessary at this
time. DR.. Sanders became i'll Friday,
Yesterday it was said at the hospital.
that his condition. was consid iderably
improved. q
aIeeEienburg Myth
Again Cele bFntEfi
ne Mecldefi burg Myth is again be-
:iiB celebrated fIt isst1Ftil Ga .oiia5 mn n
ssSs .soi,s ~ ). ssrtolts aIid
into boliey9Sg fisi sI,Srs SSsa y'a. s,,eh
,'n,l .llrf e sae saeek klenf9lrg declsgsl-
ons IS n, slgsse .,,a ~. NJ zSe
and afser q & ~,
viii 81, rs i, vi u We
win ahend s s;e s.,ts siiti, sris.s,S
and relatives = "a
3, s. ~,
l,a,...s TvtI,i
4 ~, 49, s.s ,r.',;.,s.
a ~ Es x = IL ~ s.,g 4 :.
fh. ,sss :, =
-
& Z 3 = ~
Is,,s "A ~ !. ~
- a., 3, :. <
Es,,t s Z =, -
tiiie caa ba made o,ia 81 ile l,sS,s. .Jss. II:
porate features OF tiie sthiap. sTisese
We nae 3 g c,l Z, % s
~ ~ ....S go : "a
3
Fssss. 1Issss Z 4 sSas,ta . /.
and Mrs. IIeFEE lSFi,,sr-
49,
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sfaiss completed 5sI
For the BaIisfuets

a. lB o. TIC BaIlllIlels q &
All plans have besn eollpi ted for.
the D1tcli lunch el tie All MEMS club
which VIII be he'll iil North "A adefanlt
park this evening and Il siicat lions are
that the oven will Ee sise inest en-
able participated IN ~ And soSI'
business men tiisfili e last fsSg
months. PracticHfiS very iileribeP
EO9 the club has a1c6p ID fayE tnsfon 10
attend
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Sse9rge Campbell pg fslednoH sfen s
g ~ hears in the city eske
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UR BIG REELS EVERY DAY
P!ERslDALS

i
g. n smith of Charlotte spent yes.
tsFday In the city on business.
a. Il French OF Charleston was
anlong the visitors to spend yesterday,
I'm the city.
r. E. Stribllng Jr. Of Iva was in
the city yesterdsy for D short stay.
w n Deigar. VINO formeriy mado,
iiG home in Anderson, Is spending a
,ffew days in the city. Mr.. Daigar was
I'm tic cIothing Business when ne was
/ llocafed heer and rs now seiiing cloth
es for q well known Baltimore iirIl.
w. q. Whitmire of seneca was
among t:ia visitors 81 the city yestar-.
Iday
, Mrs. G. F.nIartin ana Miss Mabel,
Martin OF the lseaie's Creek section
were shopping IN the city yasterdays
/ i. a. Feuchtenberge returned yes1
i tefday from q short business trip TO
Greenwood.
G s. Harvey cf Gaffney spent yes.
lsfdsy IN the city on business. 4
Frank cGees ot Iva spent yesterday.
lin Anderson OK bnsinesE ~
/ s.. 9
Miss Irene Campbell Saad MISS Eaiit
cy of carnpJ ellis 8 tstion wer0 hi tho
city yesterday Z sst, Z
n knIIien = % 4 RIA n s,slaa frs,t,f
JacksonriIIe, ma. where rs Ilas Seen5
IEpending The last forhS ght
A. s. Bowie OF starr WAS sisionE fae,
| Well known yJsitora 10 spend yeafer I.
ldayF In tho city. 5l};.
IL Joiinson or Lille was ftI
the city yesterday for q few hours
on business
W. Murphy Of Csreestyiile WAS I'm
| the cify yeBtsrdays q isssesk 1t the
| EGlisquola hotel.
E s. bEiufE ef spartsn sss
- ~ y psalus
yes erday in = S city;
DF.j RS .c. dossiey hag returned to.
ais home In atlanta a attsr 4 shart viseI
! il here.
g. II Sims os tarannVfIle s. as in the
1 city yesterday for a few llpass, S
z. G. MaiDr az SpaFianb1rg Is.
| ssl,4sslitss = 3 Esqs
business, a
H. GwiHn Of CssesnyslIs spent
.parE 0r yeslerssax ~ sIile efxeli.
ifs sss5 s !. -
| city stefday goE few fI0ylga II
business
Miss Esgsie d ia
shopping 81 the city sest t6fday
John HORTON. one of Baitaila seIi
known business men. was IIa the city
Ge2rfe ,anpben pg f,iedinanI sben 5
2 fe y hears ila the city syeske kes
Joseph asartil nlenibsg 81 tlie
Belton pnssee tOrceS was ii tbs Il
= LED Ovens of esei.viis In.
spent yezserdsy ID tho city on Sui 6asE.I
AlcGse 81 giIiiisn tn sl1ei:f
Sesteraliy CO lhe cite wtg:s bIs
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g. y. smith of Charlotte spent yes.
tefday in the city on business.
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g1 sei z tSf0 lss8 4
Lffl eHtrfiay. /,
sc ~. ftle iey of AnnIston, A la. AN d
II. q. Leigh OF Faleigi. N, 5y. Win met
WI "a 4 accident Saturday afterncS,;
ixtlaanz Az lsIAsal ihsssss s.ts.ss. ..s,tls,
pied lRto thn Savannah river, fesalIils
a9 their Journey yesterday TIE ati-
fof50bil ID was repaired In Anderson
ana l1nked Ms good as new when it
drew uI to tele .It0sei yesterday morn
an ready for tlia road, The machine
asQ q net tffeR any severe DAMAGE end
neither occupant OF tlie car was h.
ishA ASue Il \ no tyUrTu7n Vert SJlIitlaS III
a deTSoti and they spoke In very coii,s
neatarg Eerfas OF the city snd 81
AndsFson,s people.
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s G. s. Harvey cf Gaffncy spent yes.
isfdsy in the city on business
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e i. a. Feuchtenberge returned yesl
tefday from a short busInsss trip 70
Greenwood.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

Frank cGeeg OF Iva spent yesterday
In Anderson OF bnsfyesa.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

Lea Ovens of Eef.Tfk s.,
spent sserdsy ID tho city on{ b;lSI.
ness.
Ss AscG 81 WSliiln TN aIseff
sssteFa :, sssIs " sia PC sits Wits Dls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

A. s. Bowie. OF Starr WAS anon 4 the
well known yJsitors 10 spend Jester
day In tbs city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

sa p. Joiinson or LiIlert was fu
the city yesterday for few hours
on husiness 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

z Mrs. G. II. Martin a.iSi Miss Mabel
Martin OF the Ncaie's Creek section
were shopping ta the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

( Joseph Martin lileuil,s gS gl,,,
Belton passce torees was ii tbs Il
ycSserday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

N 6ziiIllcn In q l,Elf u alIsl lliif
Jacksonville, ria. where rs i, been
spending The Inst sorhst tght
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

Miss Irene CaInpbe ell ind MISS Halle,
cy Of ternpbell's 8 sistion wero III tho
city yesterday. s. 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
Meeklenbarg Myth [
sAgafu CelebFnfei;

The Mecldenb Myth is again f,c-s
:iiR celebrated tltt North sOiiiilai IN 4
people living Ia charlotte and there
shouts have gain fooled themselves
into belieying that there was such 4
thing es the Meek klenkprg deciaTa-
ton OF lpdspe41ense AIIz anu mrs.
~. 9HrDJr0D pf this 81 W have
zone TO Char lite for. the eel sbrati0nI
and after spen pyara1 das there
VIII fS0foil to- Del !, wi here they
viii spend q fe Il weeks with 5fients
and relative
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

Dr. RI &. Af0ssiey has rstufsisa to
ais hoaie Id Atlanta after 4 shark yiss
ii here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

s IL Nv. Murphy at IsFeenyiiie Hss In
the city SeBtsrdays d Sssest at the
eliiquoia hotel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

w q. Hhitmire OF Seneca was
among tie visitors sn the city yestar-
day u.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

a. lSherasd oa ia sss.s aIsifSI3 3
the bpsines iSols afaad
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

egisteaEE y lstI 81 ss6 ,s5s.,
tls the eisy J stefday f6gs & gew faisfs!
slas 81
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"A. T. French OF Charleston was
among the visitors TO spend YESTERDAY
in the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

I AlIert rant 81 efton sfe,ss IL n s.
Seassslayi g she eIsy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

g. p. Sims os tfrennViIle 81 as ia the.
city yesterday for a few lipara.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

T. E. Stribllng. JF. Of Iva was in;
the city yesterday for . short stay.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

i. Gwian 81 GseanyslIs spent,
paSrs Ol yeste ~ q nd aefz On.
5slft In
city yestefday cor d fa,v hs,ssg4 s1;,
business s'ls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

sl.ana ailis. Eeai. ilsgs i. Elsiss s:..s
business. i5s:s'55s5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

4 ~. yeef pE Helton sF0s III tic cit
festera aaysos
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

-4s..ss Tie city s. isas..l.-s;;s
court q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

Carap pf s IS IS 81 Is,
~ "a ksla rs ~ ol . 3 IN
os eIs6n 3:
llls 1eb Is - s..