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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-17
Anderson Lady
Sees New York.

hnuefSOn Lazy
Sees New York.
Miss Dora Geisbcrg has just come
home from New York where she has
been buying stock for the store. She
says that New York is quite lively
now and that the shopping season
Is at it's height. The spring styles
were all made before she got there
and she has nothing to do with them.
Whether this Is an apology for the
styles or an Introduction was not
said, but Miss Geisberg announces
that the styles are very "fussy" this
year with lots OF fluffs and ruffles
an edverything shows the old-fashion-
cd hustle" effect. Styles repaet them
selves every few years, she says and
yet Miss Geisberg declares that she
hopes the old crinoline will never
play return engagement. She
would have to rent a hall to show a
half dozen samples. Everything in
New York Is dancing the tango" Miss
GiesherS stated last night. at does
not matter where you go in a hotel
or restaurant they are dancing the
dip. The tango really isn't such a
shocking dance. 1t Is not nearly 80
awkward as the turkey trot' and is
really but variation OF the two
STEP"
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CkHrehliHmieea's Club.
Pleasant Meeting.

AlCdbhuk INSolInRs
The second monthly meeting of the
Churchman'S Club of Grace Episoo-
pal church. was held last night al
the residence of Mr. ]. j. Baldwin
on Greenville street. A management
committee of FIVE. composed of E. X
Keyser. Cullen Sullivan, ]. M. Fales
n. Webb and Rev. Mr. J. H. Gibboney
was elected.
The main topic of discussion was a
debate on the question OF whether the
United States government should re-
quire literary test for foreign i'm
migration, as affecting the religious
life of America. The affirmative OF
the proposition. won the debate.
Splendid refreshments were served
by Mrs. Baldwin. assisted by Mrs
Nardin Webb and Mrs. Cooksey. Three
new members were enrolled, bringing
the membership up to u.
il was decided TO have Mr.. Gibbon 3
deliver series of lectures on church
topics during Lent, on Thursday night
of each week during that season. Mis-
sionary mite boxes were distributed
the collection from which to go to the
Foreign. Missionary fund of the
church,
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GRANDMA NEVER
HER HAIR GET GREY
Kent her fheks saiiiI.fnL as.rll. Siz,SA !
and thick with ebmHiofs Eafsie7l;
Sage md SaIRilar.


When you darken your hair. With
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no oil6 oan tell,
because it,s done 10 aatufallg, 90
evenly. Preparing thia mixture.
thcssh. at home Is fnussy ana tFotl.
blesolle. For SO cenfs You can biiy
at any drag store the RENE scsiis6
tonic called gvFyeth's Sage and Sui
ph1r Heir REMEDY" You lust
dalnpen 8 sponge or soft brush with
ard draw ttsIss - Ss5si1 -
take one small strand at time. BY
nloEning eii gray hair disappe4fe,
end. alters anptsisr application 81 two,
SouT hair becomes bealtlfallv Iisr-
kene8, glossy ana iaSrfanf. You VIII
also disecVer dandfulg Is Rone and
hair has slopptsg fi1lifnIs.
Gray. faded hair, thoneh 10 dis
grace, 81 q sign OF old 1s d, ane aA rs
all desire 8 sonthfnl and atEee1sasa
appearance. get busy at ones WITH
.NFyslle's Sage and Sulphur ana look
years Younger
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Survivors Wanted
Of Beguregard Company.


Are there any survivors in Ander-
son or among the readers OF The In
lelligencef. of the Beauregard Artil-
lery,? Information to this effect will
be received very gratefully by Mrs. c.
G. Walker, relict OF the late C.. c.. or
Lum" Walker who served In that
command, 1t will be necessary in
getting some important matters set
tied for Mrs. Walker to have two of
his comrades to state as witnesses
that they knew the deceased and that
he was member of that command.
Unfortunately the military history of
Anderson county is in such poor shape
that IL is difficu!t to get information
OF this kind. Some old comrades
please let Mrs. Walker hear from
them. Mr.. Walker enlisted in the
Beauregafd Artillery on the 9Th of
July, 1868 and served until the sur
render The captain of his battery
was named Ferguson. MIR. Walker
died on the 10th of January, 1913
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Olive Branch
Is Held Out.

w. H, Cantield, of Honea Path, who
was In the city Monday, stated that
he wishes to see NO legislation re-
garding the primary, 81 believe" said
he, that the conditions In, the. county
are coming around so that there; will
be no factionalism in, the, county. this
summer. We all should get together
TO select the best men for tie offices,
regardless, OF party lines. But such
legislation as this might cause the
was on the winning side last time
drawing or lines again. AS one who
am willing to say let's all get to-
gether for the best men for the Offices
next summer
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kknesU l4u4sNs = sss - = - :
lE.s SsNK,HO1UY n 9SEs HS
lit FREE"

For two weeks we are
sending you this paper
free TO prove to you the
merits of The Daily Iii-
telligencer If you like
it, let us know how.
much,
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Exercises Held
Next Thursday

Preparations are being made for tho
agricultnfaI gathering aud the farm
demo nstratioh work which will he
held at Lebanon school next Thurs
day, The rural school Improvement
association Of the Lebanon schools
viii arrange a, splendid program afor
the day and on the whole ii promises
to be highly interesting. There wili
be annmber of Anderson educators
TO attend tSe event, 2 g
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Endorsed New
EnnIn. n,If.-

Sunday Ordinance.
AT the morning service of the First
Baptist church last Sunday the con-
gregation, consisting of probably
10000 people, endorsed the mininste-
rial union in their efforts to have the
Sabbath observed when It adopted
the following resolution proposed by
Rufus FAINT:
II move we endorse, support and
cooperate with the Ministerial Union
cf our city in the effort 1t Is making
for the proper observance of the Sab
bath"
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Court Hearing
EtiuITV EEaNpEy

E The attention OF the court of COM
mon pleas for Anderson county,
Judge Wilson presiding. Is now taken
ups with the hearing OF equity pro-
ceedlngs, the court turning It's attent-
tion to this business yesterday morn
ing when II convened at $50 o'clock.
In all probability the entire week will
be consumed In this manner - -
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Speakers For
3t Golden ,J1bIsee.

2. DR.. w II! Frazer and g. Cullen Sui
lfsan, two or the best known and most
able orators In Anderson have been
.selected DIS The ssieakefs for the Col
den Jubilee e0f the Knights OF = ythias,
which VIII be held. Tiursday ii igsiftt.
Aside from the addresses which these
gentlptfien will tiat I'D ii.a :.
seryicsl TO be carried eoatJ In iconfiee-
ton with the exefGises will be Inter-
estiRg In every detail + 1t is expected
that there will be d large attendance
In the celebration and WilIet P. Sloan,
csiRRcello llori commander OF tie local
lodge, says that all the members are
evincing the lyieliest interest.
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Tany that they had started their ma
chine Nc. at Portman Shoals plant
and that this would enable the Orr
min to resume running on full time.
Every manufacturing industry in the
city is now back on full time and the
power people say that with a few
weeks more they will have their
Portman property In splendid shape
The Orr mill has been running on
half day and half night time but Il
will be much satisfaction to them to
again be able to run on full time.
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Dr. Sanders
y In WILMINGTON.

Df, SnnderS r---1T
Il In Wilmington.
I ,pE. n, Lee Sanders left yesterday
for Wilmington, n: G.. where he goes
lto5 attend the 'Tri-State, Medical AS
isociation. This association will be In
session Wednesday and Thursday and
some OF the moc2 prominent phyai-
3c!aAs Ia tie United States are ON the
program for addresses. Every physi-
Scian who attends win doubtless gain
much valuable knowledge
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Militarys Bard
T0MoIaY Here

Music for the annual banquet of the
Anderson Chambers of Commerce,
which Is an interesting event OF Feb.
"a. Is to be furnished by the Second
Regiment PessS, Director FTIsmbTees
making the announcement yesterday.
This announcement will assure all
those who have heard the Second
Regiment Baud play that this particu-
lar feature OF, the evening will be
capably rendered.
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lDanee Coming
!. At Pose Hin.

The young men OF the Rose iIsli
club Ely D. are prepar.ag g give Z dance
club house ana the event is beIng an
tteipated ktth much pleasure. as are
All tiiese events at this poantar club
All the members Of the Rose :HslI club
are. invited 20 be present Thursday
Night. s..
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Pension Board
Met Yesterday.

Net Yesterday.
The county pension board was In
session throughout yesterday, attend
Ing to regular routine business. Two
more meetings OF this body will be
heia. these beiR6 Feb. s5 snd ttifin first
( Monday in March. The meeting yes
terday was Entirely of routine ma
ItuFe.
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Box Party at Z,
Hammond SehOal.

There will be u box party, at the
Hamomnd school next Friday night,
beginning ut z o'clock The patrons
and pupils OF the school have made
elaborate preparations for ahis affair
and In AL rekpects IL viii be quite In
leresting, "a cordial Invitation has
bgen extended the public 70 attend.
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Miss Harrison
Has Resigned.

Miss Elizabeth Harrison, who has
held the position of assistant secre-
tary OF the Anderson Chamber Of
Commerce, has resigned that position
and accepted the past Of Secretary fof
the Pacific Mutual Life Inss-anca
company. Miss Harrison has been
succeeded by C. Guy Bowlan, who
entered upon his new duties yestsr-
day. 4 y ~
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Nsws ef fha Dexth
or (:el Chs. y. Hoke.

Friends in Anderson heard with
sorrow OF tho death or Col. Cllaa. Il.
H1ka which occurred In Atlanta SAT-
sasaay. Gel. EEaaosse ssss lived in WI
liaulst lon and later at Seneca. Hi
was q aalesnan on the road Tor man,
ixdAys and was regarded with asTaeu.
and sifectton throushopE this portion
oE GotlthS CaroI lima Esfs son mssrrieSi
hllsa Sasdtns sister OF mr. w. Es. ,sss;s.s- ss;s
din of thas city. Col. IIoke was 4
gailant Confederate soldier and was
arpa personal frtehd OF Gen. 81. a.
! Reed - - tlIis city, who wes very much
= lEeeted hy. the nHws Of the deaih 81
hfs iFlend
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Piedmont Cafe
Branching Ont.

Branching Out.
A deal to be closed early this
morning is the sale of Atkins Ice
Cream parlor, on the. square, to the
Piedmont Cafe, by Geo w. Evans.
The new owners will assume charge
OF the place at once and hereafter will
conduct the business. George and
Gus are we'll known all over tow
hand have hundreds OF friends who
will be glad to patronize them in
their new undertaking.
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T1wnyillevMan

F.tIu IELOfItE ~ ~ Y
Inv. lCi.s King. a'iwelf khossii Tdgyh1
vile rnanlfli has gene to lCFoFIda where
heiWiHi sbecTTd some weeks In the hope
ti.at Ibis ihealtH will be benefited. Mir.
King has not. enjoyed good health for
some time and his many friends
throughout the county hope that he
VIII he mach improved by reason Of
his stay In the "iadn of flowers. - q
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Examination 10
Re Held Tndav

The final examination for a scliol-
VIII take place in Greenviile today
arship from this district to Annapolis
St Clair Minor, the some OF G. s. MI
nor. won an aiternates place In the
preliminary examination held last
summer and he will go to Greenville
today and stand this examination.
,fhe final examination for the two
scholarships from this county to An
naolls and West Point, in which An
9afsca Boys Boys viii compete viii not ha
held for some time. 2is.iis ~ 81
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Mr.. OSBORNE
y Qn1fa ILL.,

Anderson people will be panied to
learn that W II. Osborne is quite III
at his home on Arlington street. Mr.
OsboTne's condition is such assN u
cause his friend serious alarm. ny
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Entered School
In AndeFSeps


Miss Toilie Meredith OF Westmini-
ster arrived In the city yesterday and
aatr.tcSlatea at CeciltS Business Col
iSSS. ~ ltIs IFEtItutioH Is growing
t1ere 1sass aHd more in p9pdfaf favor each
.'l sliif4 Mattison. the popular manager
Of the a. w, Bailey Five and Ten
Gents store Is confined 10 his home
hyy9 9h seFerg attack 81 Ia grippe. M.
Madison has beeH iii since Friday
aa ,1tSL gesEs ath1E to bs liasR'rovias but slow
1ilss lf'fi't 49, o.. 81
Nuhiber Four
Now Running.
1t was announced from the Office
OF the Southern Public Utilities COM
Alma record., 1914-01-29
Meat Market Sold.

Vanalstyne & Co. have sold their
stock in the meat market TO II. G.,
Leonard and son. Mr.. Vanalstyne
has been one OF our prominent bust
ness men in Riverdale for several
years and we are glad to hear that
he is going to remain in this locality.
Mr.. Leonard takes possession Of the
market the first of March
Miss Isabelle Horton spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Horton.
Three street lamps have been sent
for and are expected Immediately.
These will be a great Improvement
to our little city and are something
of great Importance One will be
placed at the corner by Moblo's
store and another will be placed at
the corner near the livery barn and
the last one will probably be located
at the corner by the blacksmith shop
a baseball meeting will be held at
Houck's store Friday evening to elect
officers for the ensuing year.
DR. Sudan OF Alma called on DR.
f. NJ. High6eld OF Riverdale Thurs
day.
Alma record., 1914-01-29
Basketball Game.

Thursday evening the married men
of Riverdale clashed with the single
men in a fast game of basketball.
The first half the young fellows were
little too much for the old timers,
running up a score Of Is to their 10;
but the second half the men came
back with the goods and tied the
score, making a total OF Is to 1s.
The lineup:
Married men Single men.
Jack Moblo...R. F.......J Jay Rice
w Z. Swope l.. +. Allen Highfeld
Charley Nunn...C.. Roy Davenport
Fred Rice......L. g.. Ford Dormire
Fourquer .....R. G.......Roy King
The following spent Friday Satur-
day and Sunday with their parents
Ruth and Ethel Vanalstyne. Eva Bak-
er. Allen Highdeld, Juniata Sutton,
Rhea Talon.
The High school cyphered down
Friday afternoon and Fred LOCKER
cyphered the school down.
Mr. Jackson of Elm Hall made a
business trip to Riverdale Saturday
Miss Mary Wynne spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in Alma
Alma record., 1914-01-29
Sumner News Items

Mrs. Bartlett is spending the week
at Wheeler.
Miss Elizabeth Slater OF Alma has
been visiting friends here the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodman have re-
turned to hold series OF meetings
in the S. d. \. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Milford visit
ed their son, Emory, and family at
Pleasant Valley last week.
Mrs. Ruby Gee and daughter Lu-
ellie of near Alma were calling on
old friends here Monday.
Mr.. A. p. Flewelling of Hanover
and daughter, Mrs. May Ball of Crys-
tai Falls, called on Mr.. and Mrs. /.
+. Tucker, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McMullen of
Ithaca were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Tucker Wednesday last,
and attended the NJ. w. \. installa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glow are visit
ing friends in Jackson county; their
son. George, is looking after the
hardware business during their abb
sence.
The NJ. w. A. and r. n. a. held
their joint annual installation last
Wednesday evening, January 14th
Francis j. Tucker acting as installing
officer for the NJ w A. and Mrs
Minnie Duffield for the r. n. A.
NJ. NJ. \. officers: Chas. /. Booth
consul; Arnold Pease, past consul
II. O. Church, advisor; O, w. Duf-
field, banker; +. ]. Evey, clerk; S. \
Evey, escort; Allan Baldwin and Ed
die Aiken, managers; +. ]. Graham
physicians: Ed. Henry, watchman; r
Z. Duhield. sentry r. w. \. OF
fcers: Sarah Pelton. oracle; Z. II
Tucker. past oracle; Minnie Boothe
vice oracle; Maggie Church, chancel
lor; Eva Sturdevant. marshal. Fol
lowing the installation a fine supper
was served TO about 125; among the
visiting members from Alma were
Mr.. and Mrs. Amsden, Mr.. and Mrs
I Minor, Charles Button and Miss Hall
some Of the names we did not learn
also Mr.. and Mrs. LOCKER, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Winters Len Forquer and Hen
ry Tucker from Riverdale. Musi,
was furnished by Summers ten-piec,
orchestra.
Alma record., 1914-01-29
RIVERDALE

The High school boys are organ
izing a basketball team.
Mr. Dan Smith of Alma was in
town Monday on business
Mrs. r. II. Leonard has been en-
tertaining friends from Shepherd the
past week.
Merrill and Ruth Forquer Of Sum
ner entered the intermediate grade
here last week,
Everybody attend the social given
by the senior class at Wyeth's hall
Friday evening.
Miss Mary Holland entertained
Miss Mildred Chapman OF Alma over
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Rice who spent several days
with friends at Middleton returned
home last Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Gardner and daughter,
Lucille, of Alma, visited Riverdale
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hall have been
spending several days visiting rela-
tives in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. \. L. Sutton returner from De
troit Friday evening where he had
been visiting for week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young and chill
dren spent Saturday and Sunday in
Shepherd with relatives
Mr.. Earl Hart of Grand Rapids is
here spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. Jack Moblo.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Dalrymple, Mrs
Addie Wright and Mrs. Fred Duffy
were Riverdale callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winters were
called to Clare Saturday morning on
account of the death Of Mrs. Winters
sister.
Mrs. Herbert Moblo returned Sat
urday evening from a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Breckenridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bartlett and Mr.
and Mrs Walter Bartlett attended the
funeral of their niece, Miss Susie
Bartlett in Alma Wednesday.
Mrs Eva Harrington wishes tc
thank the lady bean pickers, also the
| Epworth League and Ladies Aid so
ciety for the beautiful flowers, anC
her neighbors for their many acts O
love and kindness all through her i'll
ness.
Alma record., 1914-01-29

DR.. Highheld was in Alma Thurs
day on business
Mr.. Fred Rowland of Alma was in
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Carrie Kerwin was in River
dale Thursday on business.
Willis Laupaugh OF ElWell is spend
ing a few days in Riyerdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Browi visited
relatives in Nestaburg last Sunday.
Mrs. X. Harrington entertained her
brother and nephew OF Portland last
week.
Mrs. Tom Morton and children
spent Saturday with her parents in
Elm Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. James Metcalf OF
Sumner was in town Thursday on
business.
Miss Bernice Osborne was week
end guest of her aunt, Mrs Smell, OF
Alma.
Mr.. L. Holmes of Alma was in
Riverdale and Elm Hall Saturday on
business.
Miss Dorothea Swope spent last
Sunday with her grandparents near
Wheeler
Mr.. Wm. Nestle OF ST Louis has
been here several days visiting his
grandparents.
Mr.. Chester Bartlett OF Detroit was
the guest of his brothers, Walter and
Robert this week.
Sheriff Ennis Of Ithaca and Deputy
Sheriff Holman OF Nina were in town
Friday on business.
Several young people from here at
tended the box social at Elm Hall
last Saturday evening.
Rev. \. w. Baker and wife enter
tanned the Sumner Center Ladies Aid
society last Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Iligh6eld left Monday for
Grand Rapids where she expects tc
spend two weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Jones and chill
dren Of Portland are guests OF rcla-
tives and friends in Elm Hall and
Riverdale.
DR.. and Mrs +. VI. Highhcld en-
tertaincd thirty-two at a progressive
pedro party Friday evening. The fol
lowing prizes were awarded: lady,
first prize, Mrs. Jack Moblo; men:
king prize, Mr. Charlie Green; men's
BOBBY prize, Mr.. \. /. Sutton.
Alma record., 1914-01-29
ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING
CLAIMS.

ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING
CLAIMS.
State of Michigan. The Probate Court for the
County of Gratiot
At a session OF said court, held at the Probate
Office in the village of Ithaca in said county, on
the 18th day of January. 1914.
Present, J. Lee Potts, Judge
In the matter of the estate of Mary Allen,
deceased.
The above estate having been admitted tc
probate and y. w. Creaser, of Alma, Mich.
appointed administrator thereof
IL Is ordered that four months from this date
be allowed for creditors To present their claims
against said estate and that such claims will be
heard by said court on Thursday. the Iith day OF
May at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
II is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given by publicat Jon of this order for three
successive weeks previous TO said day of hearing
in The Alma Record a newspaper printed and
circulated in said county.
J. LEE POTTS, Judge of Probate
true copy
BELLE JENNIE, Clerk of Probate
First insertion Jan. i5)
Alma record., 1914-01-29

Miss Mary Pannabaker went TO Ith-
aca Tuesday, TO accept position
with business firm there.
Mrs. James Dent, of this city en-
tertained Mrs. George Postimzelmer,
OF Mt Pleasant, fran Saturday to
Tuesday.
Alma record., 1914-01-29
MR.. AND MRS. WHEATON SUR
PRISED.

Last Thursday evening forty
friends of Mr. and Mrs Ray Wheaton
surprised them at their home east OF
Alma. The guests went out and re-
turned in sleighload. Dancing. card
playing and an elaborate supper made
the evening hours merry ones
Alma record., 1914-01-29

Louis Sugar company, who ship the
beets from this section at Elwell and
Boyer's siding.