The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-30
Seneca

SENECA. Jan. 2e.-The firm of q
w. Giguilliat and Co., OF which MIR. q
w. Gfgnilliat, the pioneer merchant
and business man OF Seneca, Is the
head and principal owner, is soon to
open up branch business in Liberty.
This firm do u general brokerage and
wholesale business, selling to mer-
chants and farmers In unbroken pack
ages for cash. Mr.. N. j. Cleveland
who has had charge of the branch al
Norris will have charge OF the Liber-
ty store. This Is one of the most sue
cessful and aggressive firms in the up
country. doing a constantly expanding
business, and q great service to the
farmers of the country as we'll as good
business for themselves. Mr.. J. J.
Sromer is the hustling manager.
Mr.. J. V. Stribling of Anderson at
tended the funeral of his brother, E.
s. Stribling, at Richiand last Sun
day and spent Sunday night with his
brother, DR.. ]. 8. Stribling.
Mr.. Lem ID. Stribling of Floralla,
Ala, has been spending few days
here with relatives.
Mr. VIM. j. Stribling of Westminis-
ter spent few days here this week
Mr.. w. II. Echord. popular travel
ing man out of Atlanta Is In Seneca
today.
Mr.. E. B. Brown Of Knoxville
Tenn, was in Seneca yesterday.
Mrs. +. M. Cary and daughter, Miss
Helen were shopping in Greenville
the first of the week.
Miss Effie Kilburn. who has beer
visiting at the home OF Mrs. r. M.
Cary, has returned to her home ir
Atlanta.
Mr. J. L. Liner, of Spartanburg
formerly of Walhalla. was in the city
for few hours recently.
Mr.. j. J.. Cromer has returned
from business visit to Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Jones went tc
Anderson Friday afternoon. ~
Miss Dickson OF Pendleton is Wis.
iting at the home OF Mr.. w. S. Hun.
ter,
Friends oS Mrs. Frank Sloan will
be sorry to know that she suffered ar
injury by fall from the back steps
yesterday. The injury however is very
slight.
Friends of Miss Sue Hunter will be
glad to know that she has recovered
sufficiently from the recent operation
she underwent at the Anderson county
hospital, to be able to return home.
Miss Gussie Cunningham, who
teaches the Bounty Land school. went
to spend the weekend at her faith.
er's. Mr.. W. L. Cunningham of Mon.
teray, Abbeville county.
Messrs. J.. E. Gentry, ]. r. Cobb
two popular travelling men out ol
Spartanburg were in Seneca yester.
day.
mF. S. x. Dendy. has gone with
the Jacobs Company. of Clinton, ant
will travel the State of North Caro-.
llina for them.
Mr.. Eugene watkins of Anderson
was in, Seneca today.
Mr.. Norton Stribling of Walhalla
was in Seneca for q while today.
A Number OF Deaths.
Mrs. y, II. Powell, died ls fisf
home on Fair Play street last Friday
and the body YVES inferred at the
Fairvfew, church last Saturday. She
is survived by her husband and
five children, She was daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. d. T. Hayes of this
place. ~
Mr.. w. H. Magill, a Cts federate
veteran, rs years of age. passed away
at his. home in this county. near
Double Springs, last Thursday. He
wes member of Company c.. Orr's
regiment, gallant soldier and a good
citizen.
Mrs. Sarah e. Jenkins died at the
home OF her sister-in- law, Mrs. j.
b. Logan In this county. She was
about SO years Of age.
Mrs. c.. s. Lowry OF Adams Cross
ing was In town for while today.
Mr.. j. 8. Robinson has returned
from a business trip to Anderson.
The Seneca Garage have Just closed
q deal TO deliver o new Ford to Mr.
q. w. Gignilliat. This they hope Is
the sign Of the approach Of both bet
ter weather and better times.