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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
NICHOLAS BHNNER-

The funeral of Nicholas Benner was held Tuesday afternoon from his home on Clifford street. Rev. Herman G. Wiener, pastor of the German Re- formed church, conducted the service which was attended by many sorrow ing relatives and friends. A bower of beautiful floral tributes surrounded the casket Delegations from Steu- ben lodge, I. O. o. F., and the Bavar- ian Sick Benefit society, attended the service and escorted the body to Park cemetery where the Odd Fellows bur ia1 ritual was exempIified. Henry were Richard Brandt, Peter HurnmeII
 Christian Schick and Gottlieb Luip-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

pold of steuben lodge and Joseph Kausler ands Joseph Metzger of the Bavarian society.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

far south as Greenville, s. C., break ing April records Of several years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

grade InessaIfnes in new even ing shades, also black and navy, values $3.50. Friday Special &1 Q2
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Fans Mast Lend
Their EncOurugrmpnt.

Il The Anderson and t:recnyjlle leans
pr the Piedmont league will play this
sSalternoon at l:30 o'clock mt Bounn
sViata pnrk. Thrr. will be an cnor-
ymona crowd nf people in the city and
.the nttcndan." ut this Z lmc should
be splendid hut il IL IL not il will
mean that Inc local team will straight :
way oecOhi" 'riUus!y embarrassed 70.
iuIlus' ''c gam" this "fternoon will
pe :. soou eNai' ''fun .,nd II Is the du,"
VI every ran IL t"nir tr' and lend Il :
support ana rmarctal assistance tht.
afternoon Til" .'ti"n.arce :'nUuld IT,.
well over the .,0a ,hilrk.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Spnrtanllurg Rooster
COMING fo t'pSti,al

Furriiah Smith yrs;rrlly received 81
letter from :. West iiarri; IT Spar
'anburs. one If the best knew, :l,r! :.
cultura. men In South ''arolina. IN
wi:ch Mir ilhrris assured Mr.. Smith
that ae would come to Anderson for
the grain festival this month and also
said that Paul Moore. ;crrtary Of the
Spartnnbnrg chamber Of commerce in
tended coming for the n;:n Ept:,
these men are thoroughly rHetSd on
questions relating to agriculture and
lhcT appreciate The fact Nat tni; gram
Festival vii! be Il great thing. moi nn,y
TOT And'r:'on connty but .vs tie state
OF South arolinu IL: n..!t
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grounds OF tn" county home yesterday.
Inc dinner was spread under the tall
Trees which grace this place and cv-
cry imaginable delicacy had iu.rn pro
''ded. The dinner was very duintily
served 'y number of charming
young 'a1ies from The surrounding
country nhmhcr M 'i-.i l.,:;ts
from t:ie city were present ami the in
mates. OF the home told these visitors.
that they had never enjoyed IL more
delightful day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Formal Opening
OF Chick Sprlnvs.

People from all parts of South Caro-
lima went to Chick Springs ias, night
for the formal opening OF the heuuti-
fnl now hotel ut that delightful rr:trt.
Tho Piedmont e. Northern lines rln
'everai special trains for the rvcu:
ami carried many people from t.r..,n-
vilfc anu from Spartanburs. Ard.r-
son was we'll representa- and sent Il
large delegation AMI lucdI people re-
turning last nigh. after tie first lnrt
or the affair was Crr- spoke in h."!.-
e:;t terms of the enjoyable o:-as ion
uHiiehfful supper was served and
tac ball was one of the events OF the
sea on.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
First Car On
The New Line.

The street railway company ycstcr-
Gay operated the first car over the
new North Anderson extension. The
triaI. trip being made at I:30 o'clock
Thomas llill and other officials of tho
system were present for the first run
ana SAID thai they were very much
pIeased. The extern Ion WAS not pu,
INTO active service yesterday but will
ne USED for carrying passengers for
the first time today when the large
crowd OF visitors for the Fourth of
July will be handled.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Anderson Nun
ElecteG Oiiieer.

Local people will congratulate Il. T..
Ligon OF this city upon the fact that
he was chosen as a member of
executive committee or the South Cu-
rolina Cotton Manufactures Associa-
tioh. AZ the meeting which has Just
come to close in Greenyilla. MIR.
Llgon IL one OF the best-posted cotton
mill men In Anderson aud probably
In the state. Ills friends are glad
that the state association recognized
this fact and that he was placed on
such an important committee. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
5000 100000 5000 o O q q

WI, July On Wednesday aftrr-
noon NJ Mabel Reid entertained IN,
! Philaiaea Class of the Presbyterian,
church. After the business had bcrn
| transacted they all engaged in u live
~ contest. What will his wife wear. -
MISS Georgia Belle Raskin ana Mrs
-. a. Burriss won the prize n box of
candy. During the evening n salad
course was -crvcd.
Mr.. jim Erwin Of 1Antreville was n
| business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. y. Poliahoff has returned fror.
a Dlisincss trip 10 Elberton, Ga.
Mr. David Kennedy. vino has heon
visiting relatives here has returned 10
his home in Troy.
NJ W. f. McGhce has returned
nome after pending two weeks AT
ic"n Springs. for the benefit OF HI; +,
health 90
Mr. Harvey Jackson of Storcyjll,.
was In town Tuesday with relatives
Mr. j. Harvey Pruitt of Starr was n
ousines3 visitor here Tuesday.
tMr. Wayman Sutherland las return
ed from " business trip to Elberton
M\ and Mrs. S. A. Wakefield Of An
treviile spent part of Tue day at the
nome OF Mrs. J. +. Brownlee
MIR. Fred Black OF Mt. Carmel was
business visitor here this weeh
Mrs. Thornton who has beep snond-
ing some time with daughter NIra
Z. Jones has returned to her home IN
llartwell
mr. !: p. Watson left Thursday for
Ioi'imoia with Mrs. W. Frank McGhee
VINO VIII enter a hospital there for
treatment
Messrs.. Wiles Jones McCarley have
opened up an Ice house in the ware
mousse OF Jackson and Beatty, and are
nov prepared to supply the public
with ice.
Miss Minnie Fennell OF Lorndesvi,,e
- the guest OF her sister Mrs. S. NJ
MrAdams. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur stran Of Nc
Cormick arc visiting at the home of
Mr.. ]: E. T.igon.
mr.. and Mrs. Jones Henry Kutchin-
son and Mrs. l.. p. Forchec and chill
nren OF Anderson were visiting rela-
tives In town Mondav
Mr. Henry Wakefield and wife have
returned from Elberton where thew
went TO attend the marriage of Mr.
Wakefield sister.
Mrs. 3. r.. Leverett srnnt Tuesday
In Elberton the guest of Miss Reese
Dr Shirley and brother of Honea
rath were visitors here the first Of
the week. VI
Mrs. ]. E. Harper OF Dallas. Teras
q on q visit to ther sister Mrs i A
Brownlee. "a
Mrs. Minnie Brown. Master SCrler
ana Miss Dts OF Due West viii, snend |
ene !, month Of July at the home of Mr.
r. Mccullough.
Mrs. j. F.. Mcdonald and children
oi' Anderson are spending sometime
Seawright. o e.
nr. G. II. p"rtor wa a .bus,nc.e
visitor to Anderson Thursday.
Rev. J. L. Erhlich the Christian
'ew OF Atlanta" closed a weeks meet
ng In the second Baptist church here
seanesday night. Rev. E. N. Sanders
u Anderson assisted him In these
meetings
Master Billy Elrod who has been
spending the week with his Aunt Mrs. II
). "A. MsAlister has returned to his
iome in Anderson. -.
Mrs. J. s. Haidy and children have
'eturned from a weeks visit to rolativ- II
% In Lavonia, Ga. '."''.
Mrs. II. Reid Sharard ard children
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
EchOes Of
The Storm.

The Storm.
Anderson farmer: spending yesicr-
day In Anderson told os the danlagc
done In their sections by the terrific
storm OF Thursday afternoon. 1t ia
feared that a number of Au,irrson
planters will lose heavily by rea son
OF the damage alone To thci. rropE. ].
B. FELTON,. county superintendent; OF
education. says that the storm, seem.
to have broken with all j.. fury nnar
his home in the Flat Fnck section. lie
estimated TINT 10 acres OF cotton wiif
be almost IL dead loss. as it was cut
to shreds by the terrific fail OF hail.
Two tenant barns OH hi: place were
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Sick Mnn To
BE Brought Here.

Leo Gclsbrrg left yesterday after
noon for Atlanta where he goes to get
his brother. Ad0lph Gclsbgrg. The
latter, who Is IL vel! known hotel man
or Atlania. has been seriously i'll for
some time and he will be brought to
Anderson and placed In the Anderson
county hospital In the hope that the
treatment here may prove beneficial!
Friends OF the Geisberg family in An
uerson trust that the patient may soon
togin to improve
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Mills Closed
For Celebration.

The cotton mills in Anderson all
closed down yesterday ut noon. In or
der that their employees misht have
an opportunity to prepare for .uda,'s
celebration. To-day will mark q big
time In Anderson but so far az The
business section Of the city IL con-
cerned things will be rather uuiet,
The posto!Iice will ubacrvc Sunday
honrs. the county offices In the ou,t
house VIII all. remain closed through
out the day. the banks OF the city Will
be closed and come few of the mer-
chants Will close their establishments.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
NH" Teams ,AfeIl
lggTOz Play ,TOday.

sisBhsebali l'faamsHof the Brogon Mil
Mad the Toxaway mill engaged In a
NHyeliminary sktrmish 30 to speak, or
spa practice game yesterday afternoon
nt Beuna Vista park, in preparation
hSsr the game which they will play this
,sMorning. Yesterdays game did not
tsSpunt In the percentage column Of the
.ss@iil league LIT Ihe game this morn,
ss1ahg Will TIL afternoon at 4:30
Hg CLOCK At B2nna Vista park the Green
ssSyiiic sssS,y,ii and Anderson teams OF the Pietf-
SNont league will play.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Mr.. hay Has
Left Left Anderson.

Paul kav. who has heen OoIxrep-
or for th" Oulla T.lntime Company for
II 1hirb'r nf years. E"av.s Ander on
thE; mo' ling for :;affncy. where he
VIII Lax" the position 4! hookkccD-
er for I'D. 1f.DeCamp and the Ledger
Printing Company. NJ. Kay know.
The printing business thoroughly ana
ne VIII make the Gaifnry concern
Il very valuable man.
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Mr. Mcliill Will
Lpuye Anderson.

s. a. McGill. who haS bern engineer
mt tho Gluck Mill for four Yeas, has
resigned that position and Is now pre-
pairing To move his family to Iva,
where he will engage in business. Mr..
McGlil has rented the Blacksmith
shop known H., the Fcniey shop and
will take charge Immediately. lie Is
an Industrious workman and will do
well ut Iva.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS y
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ss Of Interest and Person al Mention Caushs
= Wireless O the Street. of Anderson r.
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Two Offenders
Were Alraigned.

r WtIe NIrA1gHeu.
Magistrate Broadwcll Had two Of
Tenders againgt the law to appear be-
fore him yesterday and each was
found guilty. J. II. Deck. white
man C! the Orr Nf:ii. was arra!sned Oh
charge Of being drunk and disor-
deriy end he Was adjudged guilty be-
Ing sentenced to pny fine OF $lO or
to serve for 20 days OH the public
works Of the county. Andrew Allen, Il
person OF color. faced charge OF
violating written contract. which
seems to be quite failing with the
negroes Of Anderson county. and he
was sentenced to pay a fine or $40 or
so days. lie had to take the days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Ensign Hidden (:eer
Was Here Yesterday.

Ensign Hadden Geer Of the United
States navy is now enjoying fur
Tough at his homo In Belton. Mr.. Gecr
sneni few hours IN Ander on yester-
day and talked interestingly to friends
oi ne seizure OF Vera Cruz and the
occupation of that port MIR. Gecr
was one of the foremost figures in
t.2 skirmises ensring Before the
stars and stripes were planted above
the town and he has some very thrill
ing experiences to relate.
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E.own down and one OF his mules was
so seriously cp' that it may die 70 II
dill sections of ,rr county come similar
reports.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04

kwfo have been visiting relative; here
lot the past three weeks have return
ca 10 their home in Bclton.
MISS Helen Leverett left FRIDAY for
q weeks visit to her Aunt Mrs. w. II.
McPhail of Laurcns
MRS. Ada Clary and children Of
Hackieburg. Ala. are here on visit of
several weeks TO relatives.
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PERSONALS


/ Ralph Diai". one of Anderson's
progressive farmers. was in the city
yesterday on business.
+. w. pruitt Of Iva, was among
/ The visitors to spend yesterday. In the
city
: h.isS Pauline Hunter. Miss Merrcll
Wilaon and Miss Margaret Evans. of
fehd'c'on, were shopping in the CITY
| yesterday
| Kyle Shirley has returned from n
Visit to friends in the Lebanon seq
| tion.
; NJ Evans and family left yesterday
ior RuS'ellS and other points in the
mountains, TO spend week They are
making the trip via automobiles.
MISS annie Laura Carter and Misc
sarah Bighee OF Williamson are now
| "pehdiht: 4 few days,ln the city. the
guest OF Mrs Frank Barton.
). q. watkins. of BeltOn, superin-
tehaent or the schools of that place
was III the city yesterday to assist
win the scholarship examinations.
&. C.. Saylors. a well known Rc,ton
citizen, spent yesterday in the city.
IL. G.. Fisher of Iva was in the citv
yesterday for few hours.
Edgar Ashley of Iva, was among tba
VISITORS to spend yesterday in the
city.
Guy Wright Of Honea Path was in
the city yesterday for few hours.
Edward Pennell of Belton was in
the city yesterday for few hours.
VIII Wright of Honea Path spent
yesterday in the city, ~
II. E. Yon. well knowa planter
of Savannah township. was in the city
yesterday.
w. P. Watkins and Stark silliman
icte yesterday IOr pleasure trip to
Washington. Philadelphia. New York
and other Northerp cities.
Miss Lois Jackson of Iva Is spend |
ing few days in the city as the guest |
Of Miss Myrtle Seybt.
Clarence Beatty was among the To-
cai folks to go to Chick Springs last /
night for the opening xerclses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Felkel have re:
turned to the city from their wedding
trip. ~ S.
w: ID: Moore Of Pendleton, was one
Of the we'll known visitors to spend
in the city.
Wayne Todd. formerly night clerk
at the ChiQuola hotel. but now living
IN Georgia. was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. LaTour OF Greenwood has ar
rived In the city for q visit to her dau-
shter. Mrs. Ashley Briggs.
Mr.. Will Hodges of Starr, was in
he city shopp6Qk sgestesday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
Fine nInner for
The Poor PcOnlc

The Poor People.
Through the kindness, of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Y.~Busby, and oofiic of the 9th
or thoughtful people of that section,
the inmates OF the county homo vtre
given u magnificent dinne- Oh lie
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04
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