The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-24
GRAIN PARTY
VISITS SENECA
No Meeting Was Held ON Account
Of Not Being Announced in
Time.
Special to The Intelligencer.

Special to The IntelIgencer
SENECA, Nov. 2O.-The State party
OF grain promoters stopped for q
while In Sneca today. The party con-
sists Of Hon. E. j. Watson. A. G..
Smith, and l.. L. Hoffman, of Column
bia, Prof. w. H. Barton OF Clemson
College, and j. G. Stratton Of Chica-
60 MIR. Stratton is the grain elevator
man. The party left Anderson this
morning, and came here by way Of
Townville and Westminster. They ar
rived here about one O'Clock and took
dinner at the Oconee Inn. No meet
ing was held here because Of fail
ure to get 1t announced in time. They
left here for Easley and expected to
spend tonight in Greenville. The party
Is travelling in a large six cylinder
Mitchell automobile, and ere making
the trip in fine order. DR.. e. A. Hines,
the secretary OF the South Carolina
Medical Association, and OF the State
Board OF Health. Is in Charleston at
tending the dedicatory exercises OF
the new State medical college build
Ing
The ninth annual meeting of the
Fourth District Medical Association
this place next Tuesday. The meeting
will be called at 1880, and dinners
will be served at the Oconee Inn from
2 to 3 D. m.
The officers Of the association are:
DR.. j. G. Sanders, Anderson, Presi-
dent; Dr.. E. w. Carpenter, Greenville,
vice president; DR.. A. D. Cudd, secre-
tary and treasurer. The following is
the program:
Address Of welcome, !. Mayer of
Address of WELCOME Dr., ]. H.
Johns, president Oconee County
Medical Association.
Response DR.. ]. o. Sanders, pres
ident 4th. District Medical Associa-
tion, Anderson. .
The Stomach and It's Exegencies-
N. F. Clax, Campbeele.
case of Esphagospy- w, j. Kel-
Ter. Spartanburg. 49,.
Subject Unannolhced- E. w. Car
penter, Greenville.
The Blood Count T. R. W. Wilson.
Greenville.
The Enlarged Spleen. It's signifi-
cameo B. g.. Steely. spartanburg.
,a1 sue1ee. s,1,a gnaEnounSied- Geo. T, Ty-
The Durability of tionorrhae In the
MaleA; Clyde F, Rlss. Anderson, I.
The Importance q X-Ray as an aid
Report of Cases Dr., Frank l Ash
ST Tas 5ssIa ss'lasFs RsaRAlbsaH Lind
a,;a ,,A SI{srsan fsSs e FplStst3s " H. Mar Mar
.rha' seconii sti4anTm5 n ~ e. g. pat ,ais n
Smith. sa sssssist, ssass H5asssnbass. aSS
s1apf4s:: Yiannn 2 nfsunesd ffsspa4
~. esshyist, Anderson. q II sH;
Random Observations of Medical
Europe z. a. Hines, Seneta. '1'f$
Typhoid Fever, its cases and treat
mentT7--. p, C. Stroud, Marfets,M,i
Mr.. Ben Allen and T.. p. Thomas.
two popular travelling men from An.
ssnaoa sersSn' arg are calling lhg on me trade IN
(! MT, Chas. w. Webb, Of Anderson.
was a business visitor TO senaca to-
Mr.. R. W. McNeely Of Cocoa, Ga,
is registered at tine Oconee Inn today.
Mr.. j. H. Bryan has returned from
visit to Memphis, Tenn. and the
y AlTersity Of Mississippi. where he
visited his son. Harry. who is study
ihS AaW. III thHI ln6IlLutl0n.
Mr.. Jones Fowler from Gleenville,
". c.. spent Thursday might in Seneca
Mr.. Fowler was en- ronte4to Anderson
with drove of about sixty turkeys.
Mr.. Ray Dendy Of South Dakota
was in Seneca Thursday,
The latest arrival Iii town Is a
young lady. who has taken the name
of Miss Clara Fitzpatrick Thompson.
She arrived Tuesday night and Is
stopping at, the home Of Mr., ana Mrs.
D. P. Thompson. where she Will make
her home in the future, S ~.
( M; sans., :; 4 i 9ssnsF 's rssnviliei'ls
Friends OF Mrs. BsF. Sloan viii be
sorry to know that she has been quite
sick at their home on WalhaiIa street
since her return from q. visit to
Greenville. But she fs repnrted t0 be
some better. 80 - { i.si sl's
Mr.. L. A. Edwards I 4 Who has as been
quite sick is able to: be out again.
Mr.. A. p. Brown has removed his
family to Americus. tGap for the win
ter. = y..,