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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
Cult of the GueSt-room

before tue guest arrives. the per-
feet hostess Cwho has taken corre-
spondence course in hospitalityl In
spects her guest-room, and solilo-
quizes thus
I've remembered. rye remembered
The new embroidered spread.
The towels cross-stltched in designs
of navy blue and red.
It always seems so much too small,
The guest towel Of today
Perhaps that's why the modern
guest
Won't make a longer stay.
I've remembered, I've remembered
The nesegay. stiff and tight.
The reading lamp with Cretonnc
shade,
That throws a CHASTITY light
The Kind Words calendar I've hung,
And by the hand-glass set
Some bargain-sale cologne !. Oh
dear.
The price-mark's on Ii yet!
I've remembered, I've remembered
Pink sealing-wax to bring,
Removed cache of spoons from
twixt 49,.
The mattress and the spring.,
Sleep Sweet Within This Quiet
Room
I've had reframed: I've bought
For bedside books, Jane Eyre, Il1.
eille,'
And Gems of Modern Thought
1--WE remembered, I've remembered
A lot of details small
That | am very sure no guest
Would ever want at all.
But 'twould be shocking Ignorance
OF Fashion Journals chat
To aim for solid comfort here,
And let it go at that.
Redington. in Harper's Mag
azine for April.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
FREE RESTAURANT FOR
UNEMPLOYED PROPOSED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may open 8
free restaurant for the unemployed.
A special committee composed Of
George Klncaid, w. II. Brigge and
several women called upon District
Attorney Foltz, Sheriff Riecks and
Chief of Police Briare and outlined
temporary plans for dealing with the
issue In general The matter was
given close attention by the county
officials, and it Is thought that some
thing Of definite nature viii be ar
rived at Teusday. when further plans
will be announced by the COMMITTEES
in Charge IL is assumed from the
statement of the committee that
Stockton is in need of such an limo
yaticn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Mason. Miss Ellis, Miss hopkins.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mari, Lieut.. and Mrs,
McKinlay, Mrs. Clarke. Lieut. and
Mrs Glassford. Lieuts, Black. Hunt
ley, Jones and Winton,
Last Monday evening Miss Gertrude
Hopkins was hostess at q buffet sup
per given in the Cavalry Club before
the hop, Complimt nting Miss Harriet
Ellis, Mrs. MasoR's recently arrived
sister. The guests were Col. and Mrs.
Sturgis, Lieut. and Mrs Neal, Lieut..
and Mrs Martin, the Misses Winans.
Short, Harrison, Carpenter, Reich
mann. Ellis, Bull. Wilson. Sherman,
Iangtry; Capts. Townsend and Will
!iamS; Lieuts. SamuelSon, Robertson.
Hinemon, Fales, Owens, Richards,
Hall. Deshon. DAILY. Huntley. Win
ters, MAXWELL. Lyerly. Roseyear. En-
yart and Sadtier.
The Misses Taft of Oakland. Gal,
are spending two or three days in
the garrison as guests Of Miss Char
lotte Reichmann.
Mrs. Walter c. Short entertained on
Thursday afternoon, giving an action
bridge party of ten tables for friends
of the garrison. Mrs. Beard won the
first prize. pair of dainty slipper
buckles: Mrs. Mason the second, sill
yer picture frame, and Miss Parker
consolation" a pair of silk stock
ings.
Mrs. Hershall Super has been con.
fined to her home with an attack oil
neuritis, but is now improving.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
HiIo Society Notes

Especial StarBulletiu Correspondence
HILO, April 3.-Mr. F. Wickander,
foreman of the Hackfeld lumber yard,
entertained Albin Hartman, the diving
expert from Pearl Harbor, and Evert
Nymanover, the San Francisco piano
man and quondam journalist, last
Tuesday evening. They all spoke
Swedish which Mr.. and Mrs. Wickan-
der have not done before for the last
&c years, according to report.
The German Bachelor Club" con-
sisting of Landes, KelIner, Weber and
Koehnen entertained a number of their
friends last Saturday night at cards.
The party was given as house warm!
ing for the new quarters of the club
members. they having moved into the
larger of the Hapai houses on Pit
man street, and in honor of F.. w.
Koehnen, who only recently returned
from Germany. A pleasant, sociable
evening was enjoyed by all present at
the club affair.
Miss Dora Austin was party host
to her high school friends and a num-
Der of others at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Austin, last
Saturday night The young people
spent the evening dancing and playing
cards.
In honor of Miss Gertrude Sibley,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. n. Holmes gave a
dancing party at their home last
Tuesday evening at which there were
nearly so couples present. So en-.
ioyable was the social affair that dane.
ing was continued until an early morn
ing hour. Miss Sibley has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. George
Laughton for the past five months,
coming to the islands with them when
the minister was called to Hilo. She
will leave for Honolulu on Monday
where she. will take passage on the
Matsonia for her home in San. Fran.
cisco. ~
Ten or IL couples surprised A. Oak
last Tuesday evening on the occasioH
Ct his birthday at his home on Piopio
street. All the men and ladies pres.
ent are members Of the Council W. P.
FCrmC6o % Of Royal A. B. A. NJ. Inc,
of which Oak is the supreme inspector.
The guests at the surprise party pre-,
sented the recipient of their friend.
ship with a gold watch fob on which
is engraved the emblem Of the society.
After the presentation, those present
sDent the evening at cards
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE
WEEK.
Miss CANDLES Bridge.
Capt. and Mrs. clark's Dinner.
Miss Stephanie Wichnnan's Supper
Dance.
Major and Mrs. Cases Dinner.
Miss Wilson'S Engagement.
Seavey-HawIey Wedding.
Mrs. Gaynor's Bridge.
Mr.. Thieies Luncheon.
Capt. and Mrs. Hopkins Dance.
Minutes -.eeting.
Admiral and Mrs. Moore's Dinner.
Progressive Luncheon.
Mrs. Freneh's Dance.
Capt. and Mrs. Johnston's Dinner.
Miss kennedys Luncheon.
Mrs. Rietow's Bridge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
SChOfieId Society


St''1'I ,'4 ' ''uIt"',l Correspondence
ed to SchotieId and General Carriers
sympathetic speech Of last week to
tn" Officers OF the garrison, we all
I""I greatly che"rFd up and abb" to
sec Il Auihh"r "j i've attractions OF the
station. Qu"''hE from General Car
10 speech
f"lhrhi""r inns post as 1t was
llVe years ago, and am sorry to see
E"W Hifi" ans been don" toward tn"
""nli"H ana ""Iia'r OF IL" officers
an" m"i "mo nav" III" work to 10
H"f" 70" may t"II Your wives,
"ilr1 you :" h''i''. mat IN my "Wn-
II Il '""E al t'HrrNr ms daIS tor com
'"G GU "NH Owing under IN" rondl-
1'iij '"'iid f"f". nav" never
%""E ''1dl'i"hS "l 'HiS EInd that W"r"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
YOUNGHOTHROOF
GARDEN CONCERT
TONIGHT

The weekly concert by Professor
Carl MiltneF's Orchestra will be given
this Saturday evening on the
Roof Garden Of the Alexander Young
Hotel. beginning nj 3 o'clock The
public Is cordially invited, - adser-
tisemeut.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
TILES Philosophy

Title Ginger says she may be, mis-
taken, but she estimates that spend
ing two months salary for a two
weeks vacation is about like buying
thirty dollars worth-of gingersnaps.
Dallas News,
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ttune. Mrs. HUNTINGTON is go
In to Omaha, while MN. Hum.
h4anning to spend two muntha
in puntains Of California in an
eff regain her complete health
af recent operation.
Buyer set Of HOHClulU will
SUI tyere loss next week Wh":
fd t4opular young visitors d.,
pfF til coast, Miss DCrCthy Al
lfss larry O'Brien, Miss Au4n
Hey nd Miss SuSaNnc Bottom
ID all eparting passengers CCa :
NPund on the Matscnia HeAt
NSdaj1
ind Irs. Frederick KIamp ,lavr
Z thdr WCrld tour plLuH tenn
I, at least, and have settled
fvcs for an indcfnitr stay at
iii, il San Francisco. as i re.
( business affairs which hAy,
q MI Klamp
Hubdt Nee returned 10 San
! 30 Oh the last MHtsa1'% ,.o".
u, ater spending several Gay
Somen'S S0r.uty of Cr%,r".
| L.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Six months after marriage a wom-
an begins to feel a kindly interest in
the man she could have married. but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Hunt, Livingston, Ennis, Stone, Nc
Cleare. Bennett. Miss Roe, Mrs. White.
Mesdames Langtry, Scherer and
Reichmann.
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Among those departing on the trans.
port last night were Mrs. F. P Jack
son of Fort Shafter, Mrs B. r. Hunt
ington of Fort De Russy and Mrs. c.
F.. Humbert of Fort Ruger. Mrs. Jack
son expects % spend several months
in San Francisco with a little time
perhaps in, Del Monte. Her husband
Lieut.. Jackson. will probably jim hrt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

1t is nearing the time of year now
when the very atmosphere holds
promise Of engagements soon 10 be
announced There are a number of
weddings already scheduled for May
and June, but il is also being whis-
pered about that there may be sever
al more.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Mrs. A. l.. Castle has just completed
dramatizatiOn of Jane Austens nov
cl. Pride and Prejudice. into five
act play. Rehearsals have already
been begun although the cast has not
been definitely selected. They eX-
pect to give the production some time
about the last of April
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Miss Helen Harrison Of Punahou de-
parted last week for Hawaii. where
She eNpec,s to spend most Of hcr Eas-
ter vacation at and about the Volcano
House. From here she plans to go or
TO Maui. where she will meet Mrs.
Agnes Driver, and spend the remain
der of her time
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Mr.. J. A. Rath. who has been forced
to take a much-needed vacation on &C
count of nervous breakdown, writes
that he is having very pleasant visit
al Paia, Maui, as the guest CT Mr..
Craig Bowdish. Mr.. Rath will resumc
his duties in about a months time.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
GOLF WILL BE
PLAYED HERE
Rose EIill Club win at Once Begin
the Construction of SpIen-
did Links

That Anderson Is at last to have a
golf course will come spleniid news
to the people of this city who are con-
nected with or, hold membership in the
Rose Hill Club. Following q visit
froT ]. E. Shrine OF GFeenViiie. yes
ssrday, 1t was ANNOUNCED that the con-
struction Dfftbe links would be beghn
as soon as an engineer could submit
n sketch of the proposed links to an
glish teacher who Is In GreenvilIe
81 this time. The trip will probably
b made to GreenEifIe within the next
HaN days and actual work upon the
ilil,ks Will be begun, The course with
Ip9 laid on bI acres given by the North
Anderson Development Co.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
TO BREED MORE, AND
BETTER LIVE STOCK
Big Orders Were Given Yesterday
by Local Men.
AMOUNT TO 81, 200
{bF :tTs7s.J.-N - q. . ~ n
County Li9e Stock Association
Placed 0FderO forsImproved /.
Bresds: 80.
OUrfTs TO 1900

Demonstrating TO the world that An
deTson is al Ways, ready. TO take any
step promising to, better local eosai-
tions, the Anderspn County Lite Stock
association yesterday, held calf meet
ing in the Anderson Chamber OF Com
merce and authorized ]. T. Watt of
Clemson College to purchase for this
county more and betsed live stock to
the extent of $1,000 from tfsa western
markets: Mr.. Watt left immediately
after the meeting here for sSpartanburg
from which place he will go to Vfr-
ginia and thence to Texas to purchase
improved breeds, of stock. .,S
: When the meeting was called to- or
der yesterday there were probably 90
ANDERSON county planters In attend
ance. all anxious to hear OF what Mr..
Watt plans TO do in the way OF better
Ing the live stock breeding OF this sec
ton OF the state.g The Squestion was
discussed ct length and eitI was. .ex-
plainsd that Mr. Watt and RFof Shialds
lof Clemson &ollege, Z .togsther! WIN
Paul V. Moore gf, 4he,s SpartanhupK
Chamber of E6mmerce, would, & make
the trip and would select tae types ipf
stock best adhptad ato4 Ahik sectsonlog
the eoppt The sexpsnse dflkhe5 trip
or the first two named Sis tor 1besb9E1a
by the government yfliile 3 4nd M0ore,H
bendefras FED ny SheI Ana
sons 9 feenviIle iana1,tS tSpartanbafg
Chambers or Cotnnerea.Gi Mr. Watt
spoke att length yesterday;ias die Prof.
isShieldss and p II. CaIsip, a new. gov
lernmept Sageztl ;7Tite has recently ar
rived at Elsmson4 IL. %:
u All t5id anderson farmers ordered
about 20 head of cattle, these being
4esefofds for stock and HolsteIn for
seer Est: ss :s,ssss s,ssss also pi=sss5; ffps
sf1 pigs .. ss.
IL The benefit that Will sccrue 60 An
tderson county as result OF this step
will be greater than can nov be re-
allied. Withih a few years this will
be made evident and iwhen additional
orders are placed, as liz now expected,
lgreater results win be obtained 3. It ,iS
possible that additional orders may yet
! he placed with air. Watt on this same
trip by telegraph as there arc numb beEs
toe faEntefs who were unable 60 be pre-
Isent yesSeE7Rys 81 g
Among those who yesterday gave
titslgs deRs ara the following > rank
q DeCambs, AhSleTsun,, Elias Melee,
Star; O. D. Ghamblee,i Aniess6n i; u 4.
i. brown, Anderson; r. d. Anderson,
q Harris BeltGa; RIP. Black. .AnL
gerson and q D.GM6tson, Starr. ~ -
g It is @xf ted that this section win
Igive live stock breeding lin Andasoil
q greater impetus. 1han git aver haa be-
sfore and in this county Keeping thou
sands 3of dollars at home that have
fforn1eTIy been sent to other n,R Flsetsi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
OLD WEATHER
]. SAVED FRUIT
cal People Say That Ii VIII
Not Now BE Killed by
Gold Snape.

according to local wiseacres this
4 { OF this section has been saved by
IS recent cold snap which visited this
g planity. It Is said that the trees
I a almos ostAread "a, bud, .Mhen,, tile
gu weather. came and by. reason. OF
n fact that the progress has now
4 % checked there will be little dam
Of q cold snap In April doing any
iQus harm. There are always cold
ans In April and when that month
been prsreded by warm weather
MsEeh hste.. ..is.st -grasts ohailitV
the fruit halng ktlle sess.-.-...s.
g is said this year will In All ipSob-
~ gtoWers. Eohditfons have been
PAL and from Georgia comes the in
lligenee thatSth pole OF that State
peot to raise more fruit ,aaHS Shettsr
aits this Jes-. than shs5 a ssz, & s.ss-
Fai; SEASONS past. n -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
eETYeS = EVe $: FIR Me EDS
EAEAa4e esyslgp a sEsas -
Modern Alarm systeln and Paid
Fire Dsparslnent Before
Very Long.

Give q dog q bad name and he will
6atTayA carry II, or s words TO that efI
ilct.t The local company supplying
u AteE, Sto thes city Shi been abus Sd nE
r,ieh in the past for not having pres
are at fires that II Raasn surprise
there wa q se9mIplh mt sasb night;
g ID apparent with good reason. Nr.
lllA am Laughlin atated,, that there
y not water with which to put out
{ DANES Sae, his Nome s. S
no SstrS iepa1 iisnt report sflD Il
Sc ttere Ssas q Erong stream CT {ak-
s when the Company got there. but
lat there wac some trouble with one
8 the he7zies.S It would appear tIlas
p natter rs worth inEestj ting s0n
te part OF the city council. An1erson
Y rapidly approachirfg the atAss
here ehe needs q paid fire depart
. alts and Just at present 4 great need
4 modern TIRE alarm system. The
\ f9funteer department. does splendid
but shere IS no questioning slie
periority Of the paid over the vol
4 5teer. -
Last night Mr. Lau.hIinf stated To q
9 porter for 4 The IntelligeTicer that
! Pre- Eas no stream 10 be had to- put
d 3 tbs fire. He st ties that he called
49, tsettttlUnkOl s1SSl w. - 81 EfClll 3AG
n. s. Lyon to faet ana that
was III Ia ave ii
but Ee ds6lares that if Tnuss chow that
Anderson 70 he'll pleas ats aInst al c0nflaz
shtlons It's sDSE nkurA IL si iibsa
there ig dcne sor . better
< III 1e aags, Rhet the stream tifRt h 3
bIASeA Hfls ifisb lionss WI en- the fsfe de-
renf fin 8 arrived and For some
time AFTER iE got there would not have
~ dredik1 TO- als gafdS dSu Hos Is. He
dRes ylpt lay the blame Fheee nut
Ststest what 7is ks VI & e -
z Ar H A Orr. res ent niaiiaRsF of
the S6rtheFn Public Utilities c0fa1
paIly; Whsn asked about this matter
lest night, slated that he naa e.ire
that there was direct pressure turned
on from the auxiliary power hcslaa
as soon IS the alarm ssas turned itis
~ ! FtISI19 5 !Ff1g0 BWO IeloNhona calls
secsi ivea ak tho 1osiet house, one from
Chief sne on an another over the mi.
yAte phone wire oR the cufnpany and
that immed dlateiy the pumps were
turned on Efr. 65r hiss Information
that there WAS q aink "a the hose
and tlink this rau8ed eho stream 10 ~
weak for he says even without 5ifeatf
s tlle sand
e NEiszl & l5ll 5tf ~ 8 -
80 ssFer saa hoes-es ~, ~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
TEL.I4MAIG PUSHING
ANO OTEIER DISTRI let
RiI Try to Get qlt llefore the
confnittes Is Early
s. Date. is

Washington, March 3.l-Senator
Tiilman Is pushing his blu to create
De mac ehihefy fOF Q second federal iu-
4YFlcfa1 slgafsil4 tsA -cA..Al. 80,
will within the shex1r few days 10 ,0e-
fore q subcommittee OF the senate ju-
! dietary. COMMITTEES to argue IA favor OF
the proposition. HE'S very Optlmistic
as 20 the prospect for, q favorable re-
poEt, Repfsssntatis Aiken Is ais0
! ptshsnS q similar Dill before tho
hc6se Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
CHA z ! NTBER !. ]. MEETS \
FRIDAY NIGHT
TO Elect Five Directors 60 Fiji
Places Of Men yvho Have
Resigned.

The date for tfie called meeting Of
the general nteInb bersiiip 81 the q slair-
Der OF C9EliSSrce. at which five new
directors Sgefto be aiected, has, heen
changed saonl Aibnday. March 9th "a
day. AAss@ss==A esssllss, 3 5. 10, at this.
Igenerait d ting the resignation az
hlessrss B5 3o eysiis, Zee "a. ,Ho oilemsg |,
l7s = Ra1 ~ !. 5Sp!issSn, and ~
8. FarmsS viii bg y(iaced before the
Geaeral HphS IA died nboi1; and
I've dtree hkh Tested by sshe aen5
Iefaf Ballot M obi a. II sof: 4 no rainafl lons.
THE date the th setting has d been
|chaa ged lIs ,0f the fact that Reed
Miller, the Nell known singer. wisfl
Isppear here at the Anderson CofIeEe
Auditorium Moneey E.ght. and II was
thought that some 6f the TTSenDers
n1tght desire 20 Hear Afr. Miller, and
at the sgsTie time not desirsfo Sc alb
sent fofYft tfa fSha ~ Itia.x -
ItHaeting. 8 So
& "a report or tho result OF fae Alb
bevisle railroad NEE lg, te "a held IN
AbbeyiIle today. as per encouragement
eisewhere In Tkk fntelIig igesiesrss Sos-
pHas, WIN be fnaee at the needing lcrt-
day night and OF aef IlAtteSs c5sss 5et1
Ied iii
q ~ B Z q ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

: IL J. Moseisy of Hopewell was In
the city for q few hours yesterday.
Frank Townsend and John GRtii-
bEeH Of the Friendship section we're
In the city yesterday. -, b. s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

I j. land William Young OF Lavonia,
Ca. spent yesterday in the city on
k.sssnass. w.. W., -. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

W. s. Fleming of Friendship acc.
,fiQne was in the city yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Senator yySha q. Sissssz of PAsissiei-
% a Sslla tIRg aeries cf ad fifc ses
lin The Westten part ,of Pennbylgan m
the tntorest ofNmother'a, pension,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

3 Bennie Fagg of Long Branch was a
business visitor to. the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

c. b. Pepper of Columbia was among
the business visitors to the city yes
tetday: sss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

ltiWE W. III hHsCurry Of Starr. IA r. ID, was
in The city yesterday onrbnsiness.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

i "a. ) Elliott. OF route :. was in the
city yesterday for q few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

aa4. :
Charles Watson of Starr spent q
few hours in the city yesterday.
Jesse Compton of Portmah spent
yesterday in the city on business.
-3srt ~ - i------.i- 'sT'a .
o. W. Casey OF Septns was in the
city yesterday on business.
II. NJ Watkins OF the Hbpewell Sec
ton was among the. business visitors
to the city yesterday.
Ben Martin and Furmon Martin of
HoPewell we're we're in the city yesterday,
Mrs. Ola MeCalister of Lebanon was
shopping in the city yesterday for
a few hours.
w. E. Johnson or GarRfn township
spent yesterday in the city. i
j. e. Martin, chief of police of Bel
ton. was IN thu city yaaterday
-
d. C. Keyes OF Hopewell spent a
short time in Anderson yesterday on
business. -,
MIA. MCGEE, a progressive citizen
OF Martin township. was In the city
yesterday 5st>.< 4ig2.
ll,W. T. King Of Hopewelk was n busi-
ness visitor to the city yesterday,
lpii A'l -a-s{ M FN,h.1, . i
fgJ.sM Dunlap OF the Honea Path
IGeighborhoOd was I'm the city yestere
day.
|SsfNa G. STaorntoh OF Martin township
Hasa business visitor to the city yea
taEdAy. se 4
~ 6id b. A. Ashley OF Martin
sosstiship we're In the cttyyeste
iAit.lsssg ~ - ~ ~ --k 49, eAA -
lfsHfF. and Mrs, W. NJ Bnlden Of Cen
,trNi,, ronts 3, were 5yssitor$ 10 the city
yesterday:
n II. C. Owens OF iWHliamston; .suen,
Ia SssS hours In tfietctty yestefday. 81
": III htscprry of Starr. "a, 3. ID, was
ia. The city yesterday onr6nsiness.
+ "a. j. Elliott. OF route z.swas in the
city yesterday for a few hours.
Dr.. w. X. Sharpe of Riyol =,as
anaong the visitorssto the city yester-
day.
A. M. sssss,iee. a well known Long
Branch SitlEen' was ip Che. city yester7
J, IT. Holiday OF the Friendship
lsecttonF.was visitor to Anderson,
yesterday. 7'S5g@
= j. B., Tucker OF Hopewell' was
among the planters to spend yesterday
In the city -, ~. q. - - .,
,gJ. N. Martin of Ebenezer was In the
lefty yesterday for a few hours. S.
Calvin. RaEsof .ToMngtlIe vas q, bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday
h J.. G. Shirley and S. L. Shirley Of
Long Branch spent few, hours In the
city yesterday.
Bennie Fagg of Long Branch was a
business visitor to the city yesterday.
). P.,and William Young of Layonia,
Ca. spent yesterday in the city on
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

h j.. G. Shirley and S. L. Shirley Of
Long Branch spent q few hours In the
city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

2 II. C. Owens OF Williamson; .sueht
. fey hours In tfslctty yesterday. Il.