The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25

| where MI bennett nus school for the
remainder OF the summer.
Mrs. Nj. A. McGee was hostess to the
ladies of the Long Branch Woman's
missionary Society last Saturday af
| ternoon. After the very interesting
| missionary program was carried out
| Mrs. MCGEE served q delicious salad
and fruit course
Mr.. John w. Fisher and his little
son Afford Of Honea Path route /.
were I'm town shopping Wednesday.
they also visited the Journal office
for short time.
! Mr.. and hrs. Latimer Burts and Rev.
aid Mrs. NJ. McGec visited Mr.. C. FL.
Gassaway and family Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Chandler and children
of Ware Shoals spent Saturday and
Sunday in town, guests of the for
mcr's parents. Mr.. anI Mrs. ]. J..
Vaughn on River street..
Hugh ]. Tollison and ]. l.. Glasbv
spent last Sunday in Chicks Springs.
Messrs. II. L. Tollison, c. O. Bowie,
j. l.. Glasby and Claud Todd attend
ed the picnic which was given by
Miss Lizzie Harris Tuesday evening.
B. c. Willingham spent Sunday in
Greenville.
E. Smyth Gambrell returned home
Wednesday after spending several
days in Flat Rock, N. c., as a guest
Of Capt. E. A. Smyth.
Mrs. A. o. Coeland and little daugh-
ter, Lucille. of Laurens county, spent
Tuesday In town and from here they
went to Anderson, but will return to
Bolton today and while here will be
the guests of Mrs. ]. j. Kelly.
Little Miss Lillian Garrett OF Pied
mont is in town visiting little Miss
Lucille Willingham
G.. c. Smith q prosperous farmer Of
Bolton route 4, wac among those who
called in to sec us while In town on
Wednesday,. Mr.. Smith brought us
some very fine peaches. Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W., w, Ellison of Bel
ton route 4, was among those who at
tended the senatorial campaign meet
ing at Groonville Saturday.
j. G. Harris and John Rally, two of
Belton's prosperous farmers, attend
cd the gain festival at Anderson Tues
day.
Little Misses Sara Culbreath AMI
Sybil Parker of Bolton are attending a
house party in Hodges at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. C. o. Nickles.
Miss Mario Chilcs and ". H. Tram
nell will leave Saturday for Ashc-
VILE. Mr.. Trammell will return oil
Monday accompanied by Mrs. Tram
nell an children who have been III
Asheville for some weeks. Miss
Childs will spend six weeks in Ashe-
Vile before returning to Bolton.
S. ]. Kay and J. w. Smith OF Bolton
were among those who had business
In PelEer and Williamson Tuesday.
J. M. Cox, ST.. the efficient postmast-
Ier at Toaey Creek was among those
who heard Rev. David nj. Ramsey last
Sunday.
j. Newton Cox of near town was
here Sunday. Mr.. Cox came up to
hear Rev. Ramsey preach.
J. e. TolIison OF Lau{ens spent
Sunday and Monday in town guests of
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. 4. Tolli-
son. 80, .'' ~
C. S. Sullivan member OF the firm
of Sullivan Hardware Co., of Ander-
son. Greenville and Bolton and resi-
dent Of Anderson was among the bust
ness men in town Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam rDcan.and Claude
N. Martin OF Anderson were here Sun
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mar
tin. on ONeal street.
Misses Eleanor Todd and Virginia
Staley. two very popv'ar. young ladies
OF Due West who have been spending
sometime In town guests OF Mrs. w. X.
Haynie- on Brown avenue. returned to
their home Monday. y
ts "A. D. Jones q resident Of Belton
routes was here on business satur-
da, t's = ,ttatteesa,
I j. d. Mccoy & Sons. James r.. Rec
and Rex Of the Neal'st Creek section.
were among those who called in. to
SO us while 10 town Tuesday.
Miss Grace Campbell, OF Belton, left
Sunday afternoon for itho Campbell
Store section, where she VISITED rela-
tives. 1 'ss.w as
Messrs. Fl. @. Campbell, Blair Rice.
Loh 's Seel and DR.. Ethan Frierson
spent Sunday In Anderson with