The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-28

r. Pennell. both OF Martin Township.
left Monday via st. Louis and will
land in the atate OF Kansas and will
be employed In the wheat fields there.
Miss Mary Clinkscales of Beltoh
left Monday for Knoxville where she
will spend ten days, the guest Of Mrs
H. w. Shirley.
Mrs. Joel T. Rice leaves next week
10 attend the Bible school at Montreal,
n. G.
Mrs. J. E. Harper left Friday 10.
Greenville to attend the marriage of
her sister. Miss Alice Coyington 20
Mr.. Wallace Monroe Smith, which &C.
Cured In the Pendleton street Baptist
church on Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock .j',N
Mrs. e. T. Moss, of .Greenville, who
has been visiting realtives III Beiton.
returned to her home Wednesday.
j. r. Branyon, prominent farmer
OF Bolton route five, WAS among the
business visitors here Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Geer and son.
George. Mr. and Mrs. wilton n. Earle.
Of Greenville. and Mrs. Lizzie Haddoa.
Of Due West, were among those who
spent. the weekend In Belton. While
here they were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Geer.
Miss Emily Earle. Of Greenvilie. WHO
has been spending this week III Belton.
the guest OF Mrs. W. c. Hearin. win
return home today.
Mrs. D. A. Geer and Mrs. W. IT. Tate,
who have been spending come time at
Black Mountain. returned home Wed.
; nesday afternoon.
Little Miss Annie Brist5w, of Green
vile. Is in Belton this week, the guest
OF little Miss Jennie Haynie.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McCuen,
Monday, June 90. fine girl.
E. w. Ashley, of Honea Path route
two. was among those In Bolton on
| business Wednesday.
]. Clyde Green and DR.. w. C. Bowen
were among those who went to Ander-
son on business Tuesday,
]. F. McCuen. of the Beltnn MArcan-
tile company. had business in Ander-
son Tuesday. -
Little Miss Ruth PARKER and
brother, Glen, OF Belton, left Sunday
for Macon, Ca, where they wilisspend
some time with relatives.Fi.sGs i.sGs Their
father. E. r. Parker. accompanied
them as far as Augusta.
j. o. Bannister. OF ,Beitpp. and
Sloan Banister. of Anderson;i were
called to the bedside of their mother
In the Craytonville section Monday.
hey returned Tuesday and stated
that their mother was considerably
| better. its @ -
was visitor to our town. Saturday.
b. Harris of Pendleton. WHO Is ex-
president of the; State Farmers
UnsoI- and at present state pure food
inspector. was am6ng those who via-
tied BeIton Saturday. ~ #
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Geer and sons
tWalter and Fred; attehded the Bank.
ers' convention In Charleston this
week.
N. o. Goldman of Greenwood was
among those who had business III
| Belton Tuesday.
Mr.. Briggs. OF Seneca. spent Tues
day in Bolton en- route to Anderson,
where he has accepted positioh WITH
the Anderson Daily. Inteliieencer:
Thos. G.. Read of AsheviIle was IL
Belton Monday the guest of his aunt
t,Mrs.. J. p. McCuen.
I. MISS ida Poore ehtcrtainedf iii
Iher usually happy manner Fridhy aS.
fternoon in honor Of her two atttAc:
ltive guests. Miss Gertrude Smith; Oh
WaIhalla. and Nilss EVA Baker. oi
Richmond.s Va. -
r.. q. Murray. Of Bolton spent Sun.
day with friends at Simnscnviise.
Miss Leda Poore. of Belton, ,feft yes
terddy for a trip in North Catofina.
C. K. Wright, clerk In the shafiR,s
koffice In Anderson, was among those
who called In to see us while In town
Monday.
M. AZ Nicely, baggage master at the
days ffl Columbia this week.
D. II. Jennings and Pruitt MchfnhAn,
farmers OF Beiton route 3. were busl-
ness visitors to Balton Saturday
Mrs. NJ. r. Briggs and daughter, Mfss
Sara, accompanied by little Miss Dof-
othy Duncan Hawkins. Of oftspas1anBrfg,
are viaitors in Beftoh, guests 6f' Mis-.
Claude A. Graves, on River street.