The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-19

Oeu OIL MS DrOther-in-law, j. j. Craft
last Saturday afternoon at Elberton
county, Georgia.
Frank Sutherland left Monday for
Columbia, where he enters the Uni
versity Of South Carolina. Frank
graduated at the Bolton High School
in june with honors and he will 10
doubt stand well in hiS studies a. COL
lege. - 3 rl+y a. x
Mrs. M. c. Cunningham has an an
nounceInent in this issue OF the Jour
nal. giving the date Of her millinery
display; which is Tuesday. September
22d. Z
J. O.. ;Ragsdale, of Belton, Route 4,
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Jas. A. Cox, of Toneyt Creek, may be
mentioned among those who had bus
mess in our city Tuesday.
H. NJ. Geer spent Sunday morning
in Jonesville with friends and spent
Sunday night at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Roy P. whitlock, at
Landrum.
Rev. s. Harper. of Charleston.
spent Tuesday night with his brother,
DR.. ]. e. Harper, on Brown avenue
Messrs. George William Clement
and smythe Blake have gone back to
Charleston to resume their studies at
the Citadel 'e,.,..s s4ssi..
Mr.. deorge Anderson, of Antreyilie.
visited friends in Belton Sunday.
DIR. Jas. L. Dean and sdr...A. B. Cuth-
bert spent Sunday with DR.. @. S.
Cuthbert. on River street.
Miss Lillian Shirley is i'll at Mr.. ].
Invests residence, on Brown avenue.
with appendicitis. Her friends here
: hopa she will soon be quite we'll
again. s,st
hiiss Eahy Wli.;6esd spent Friday
evening an Honea Path with her
friend. Mss Enzeiin Wilson and mo-
tored back to Anderson. returning toI
Bolton. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cox and Mr. and
and MRS. w. j. Moorhead. who have
been spending some time In Norfolk,
Washington, Richmond, Baltimore and
New York, returned to Bolton Monday.
Mrs. w. C. Latimer and children re-
turned to their home In Atlanta Mon
day.
Mrs. J.sJ. Keiiy's many friends will
he glad to know that she .s rapidly
recovering from her recent Illness.
r. e. Parker. OF Bolton, Route 4,
was among those In town on business
wednesday.
c. R. Fprker, member og tAeS firm
of Cobb = Parker. attended cdurt IN
Andtrsons yesterday.
Miss Ahnie. Fagg, daughter of tar.
and MRS. j. C. Fagg, of the Long,
branch section. left Wednesday for
Ashevills where she enters cofisge.
N. II. Mckee, prosperous farmer
OF BeltoHs Route 2, vas here Saturday
on business. II sf
Miss Msrgaret Clement and brother,
George. who left this week for COL
lege, took dinner with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Clement,
last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Clement, OF Honea Path,
spent SUNDAY In 1Ss5a ts tue Easss ss { os o.
her aunt; Miss Irene Clement. on,
River street. s.
.i i1sssss sss.s s.sa ssses SECT. eT
VILE. who haye been spending some
time in tbwn guests 81 Miss Leila
Terry. hlEe returned home.
and nslaa Arnoia K sisss, Sase rel !;
turned tW their 5nR al aItsE & pleasE
ant visit 10 Miss Marie Vaughan.
Misses alice and Seftruds Clement
have ret rned from u visit TO DON
maids.
Miss Hate Chapmsti, OF Chappela.
who spent hast Thursday and atfidaS
In the td@n the guest OF 1iiss Eva
! Vaughn. had returned home. ~ 3
;;sssssss55os ssssss55os ind AIRS. ROSS aiilcneil had
as their giiests for the weekend III. Y.
MitchelI and daughter, Miss Ruth. OF
: wsatmihstsr.
Misses Nita and Elyira Psnnell, Of
Bolton. Route !, left Saturday for
Barnwell and BAnberg. where they
win teach school
ifs, w q. psnrray. of Bslton. wni|
leave Tnesdez Tor Jacksonville. Fla..
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