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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
LIFE INSURANCE MAN
IS PLACED IN PRISON
CHARGED WITH DISPOSING
OF TRUST FUNDS AND
GIVING BOGUS CHECK
NEWCOMER HERE
j. w. Fields Being Held in De.
fault of Bond of the Sum Of
$200.-Perticulars.
NEWCOMER HERE

Charged with Issuing a bogus check
TO cover an alleged shortage In trust
funds and charged on a second war
rant with disposing of trust funds, J.
w. Fields. an agent for life insur-
ance Company in Anderson was arrest
ed yesterday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Olin Sanders and placed In the
county jail. where he Is being held in
default Of bond in the sum OF 5000.
Fields comes from q we'll known
family or Spartanburg, and. from what
can be learned. Las seen in the city
only short while. He has every sp-
pearance Of being refined. ictelligent
and fairly'w educated. The warrant
for the arrest of the man was irsued
by L. L. Bradley. upon instruc, Ions
from the company for which FY5lds
worked, It Is stated. ,".l' -
The first warrant alleges that FieIds
collected premiurns due on policies In
this insurance company and appropri-
ated the money TO his own use. The
second warrant, alleges that he gave q
bogus check 10 cover q shortage In
trust funds. ..,r,;
A rather strange fact about the al
legged bogus check Is that IN the lower
left hand corner of It 10 written the
words: Shortage on Collections" The
check was drawn In favor OF the In.
surance company on local bank. The
amount OF the check is S22.3o.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
WHEN ElEAE u . ,4Y
TAKE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
Tonight! Clean your bowels and
end headaches, colds,
sour stomach.
Get "a 110.cent box now.

'c Get q o10-cent box now. 5tg,
y Yousns bilious! lyon have "a
throbhing. sepsation Ia your head, "a
bad taste riEs your mouth, your eyes
bum, syour akin ,is yellow, with, dark
rirgs;innderS yorr eyes; your lips are
parchedIe; No,eEonder yce, feel ugly,
meanl and dJiil. tempered. Your ,syofem
In full Of pile not properly passed
off.sandfwhst yoiihneed is ~ cleansing
pLdnsfde. 9DoE'tgcoutinue heing-stq q
bilious nuisance to- yourself and, those
who love you. fand don't resort to
harsh physics that irratete and injure.
Remember that most disorders of, the
stomsch, liver and bowels are cured
by moHniuE with eantla thnrnneh
Cssesrs:s-~thsy;r work ==s...sa yca sieap.
A lo-cent box from your druggiat viii
Aeap your liver and bowels clean;
atomach sweet, and your head clear
for months. Children love to take
Cascarets. because they taste good
and never grippe or sicken.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
PRISONER
SUFFERS FROM HURT
John WIN Smiths Wound Nay Prove
Fetal-DeeliEes to Discuss lden.
tity. -

LAURENS. Jan. Tt has develop
ed that the wound John Will Smith
received yesterday Rt the hands OF q
s;es= s .s!s.s. = I'm IS sie
alleged Eobter. Of q country store In
DiaIH toWnah y more serious than
st: first iRd scat zis eoni iitioAs to-
night al Gfiticals aud HIS phySiefans
state thets Il yef,t little chance TOR his
fscoyefT.t Tho f,Hones was taken to
the hoenital iiast night! and an, axarai!
nation of the WstHrd revealed the fact
that; the bullet entered the lower part
or the stinsl column and ptnctured
the bowels In several places Moth,
Ing further as to his identity has de-
veloped. as he declines now t9 dis.
cuss the subject. :,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
PLANS FOR PACKING
PLANT At ANDERSON
ARE BEING DRAWN FOR THE
CHAMBER OF CONaAlERCE'S
INFORMATION
May BUILD p. ONE ONE;
OF Sufficient Live Stock l. Pro:
!. duced Heseabout Plant May
BE Established.
BUILD, ONE
Fagf = 49, >.

The Chamber Of Commerce Is iii
receipt OF a communication from
Packers Architectural G. Engineering
company. engineers designing. pack
ing plants, abattu,.s, cold storaees
and Industrial plants. with Offices in
Chicago, stating that work ia pro-
sresstnv nicely on drawing for O $780,
600 packing plant for Anderson. This
does not mean, however. that IL Is a
cut and dried fact that such a pack
ing plant is to be erected here right
away. The Chamber Of Commerce de-
sires thesa plans as information only,
for the present.
1t Is not improbable that IL the rails.
ing OF live stock In this section OF
the country continues to Increase
during the next three of four years
like the industry has within the past
three Or four years there will he sum.
ctent live stock within. n radius of
150 miles OF this city to warrant the
erection here Of =. @ small packing
plant IL. this turns out, to be. ;he
case It. 10 likely that the chamber OF
commerce will. undertake tha promo
don OF. such On enterprise. ,c.r 80
,S! A. jacobson of Wisconsin =: has
written the chamber Of commerce that
he will likely be IN this city during, the
month Of March for the purpose Of dis
cussing with local pec' % the pros
poets for q packing pant at this
place.
For the past several months the
chamber Of commerce has been COL
lecting data with reference to the
amount OF live stock being raised
within q radius fof $50 miles Of An
derson. the prospects for the indus.
try being increased. freight rates
from vsrious points within tafs
radius. etc. This data, II ia etsted,
will be Of value to the chamber OF
commerce in the event the packipa
plant proposition is over, taken up.,|
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
Wyats.BaSgs yFeadia5.

"wednesday, JANUARY 6. 1916, q
beautiful home wedding was soien.
.sed et the county homo oe the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. ena azra. J.. Ef.
Carpenter, when their daughter, Miss
Vadn wyatt and mn. Dewitt 1ogBs
OF Pendleton were nnppiIy married at
twelve o'clock. - ssflifst .s-as ~ ~
As kns zora Merritt at TIE piano
struck the chords q the Wedding
March. the bridal !psSsy deaeendsl the
broad esslrway. hlssttt came nziss
Mary Rogers with n1r. Q. "A. SIssoa.
They vera ;sollowef by Miss Deasie
NeNtus with Mr. Z, ssI Il. !. Henzrieks.
Then The bride an, sfoctn relieving
marched to the centre % the noacscua
hall and there upasf q white bell
suspSadea from . white ana greeH
arch. esendieg On e rug sent ffpfa
E1e Samoan falauG4 hy tho brides
uncle. Lieut.. CoEadr, i. G. RicAAfa.
son. Rev. ID. N. 1zsess In IN iaabfes-
sive cerenaetly ptait epacsd them hus-
band and wife. i3s5i S.
Immediately aftsf The ceremcay d
reception wae styen. =
> In the dining Toosn and parlors TIE
Same color schanIs. Ereen nAd white
was used. i.SS :.
Only The imuasdiafe families nna i
few tfian6s were iESsited. Thb bride
ana groorR selk foe The groossfs 18th.
sr's. IL. Charlie neges che tollew-
ItuBrtNf- Z ~ - y u xss I " tstsSes y.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
GALU LUIIIEL Is IVIEKGURT ii SiGkEiiiS
ACTS ION Liver Like DYNAMITE

Here's my gdasahtse--Go ia anv dr,S
a.oTs and get q SO cent bottle 81 IlSd.
soii's Liver Tone. Take q sponaff,I sio.
night and II it doesn't strai1hten yos,:
right up and make you feel iIne Ssa
sigorcsss by morning ! want YOU toE e.
baok 7? the store and get yoar nao5iy. I,
;eeie 81 caionnel because IL Il RAJ liserl ,,T
medicine; eEtisnly vegetable, theTcsoss n
can not saiivate or make ycs. sicis. p
lsg.larantee that ohs spoonful 81 Deii.'
son,a Liser Tess vii, put yoer silsf,rIsh
lsisss e wozk and clean your bou,sls 81
Shat fsssr bile ard consfi sgsSts
which ii Slogg inssy syour system ana rssi
lia9 yos teeS miserable. guarantee that,
keep ycarsenflEe fag.iiy fs6iinr Ana fc[,
tao1tbs Give it to your chi7dreH n is
hasAiess doeaFt gripe and they iiitc ~
pleEsaht lASto. 9. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
s'Dssssa;s Inst Isas" siais Youf llRr
ssr Ilaa ealsRsl ans Ds,sa9
sIlsale y ,ha ysa slek. ].

!: LlstsA % mel .Ssake no more sick.
enina, saiiyatine caIomel when bslio9s 81
eonstpeted D0n's 1osA o day,s work.
s;s GsIosssl 81. L y ssssnTy g; g Saisksiisss
Calon,ei, whon ik c0naea into coatact
with sour bile cfashaa iate It, nssakfns
Il ab. This Il y hen you fesa fbas. saWfIii
nausea ai,d cransninG IL soi,g are sIt,e.
s.sssssA asa Asls Encsas osst.r 81 -.
ijsee Is to4pid and bowels consffpated
or you hays hesAaehe, dikxiEeas: ooatSl;
tcn}ale, 70 .krs1fh - bad Sr ato,nach sour
suSE take a pppcasnt 81 harnaiess Dcd-
See:s Llyer Ysns - my guarantee.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
This ,Pecplsar yyar,a.

3tnts ts peculiar world. S1na. 4.
str9ggling Tor Justice and si,otisr i;
neeing from Il. One man - sr,s,s.. y -
build a hn,sN -. -g-.. l9su8 "
to sell his for Iess than scss = y y,ns ..ls
gid os It's One mar n snes.s,,,;, = : ~ e.
the money he can make m e.iIss 49,. - -
girl To- Z. theatre aua ssndire hSs.. 49,. 2
ers, with TIE hona .ne r,ati5s ~. hss -. 4 3
sIs We Wliie hls neishoor ia spenein
H. =, 's,v a' :, n9 r4ss2gses ~ 8ettine .a
s,vorce s,s Vne nan escapes ali fi,4
S,ssasea s,,s shat 1ssh Is heir TO and eefs
nliiea On e railroad. Another escspes
Wlth 2 scratch and dies with fIle
5nooping cough. One man stands an
nis cresiitors and soes travsIing whiis
aaother pays Of Ais dsbts aDt; siavs ~
hptne.--L obsterette. :
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.s,nith.RalaMfn.

isgJyO2 IL ttAyNttfrssey
toAn st4. .saisf fiy beau Itifniy gHd impress
stFe Las-- ..ge was able1dnize wed
nesdsy, Dec. 80. at tlia,' Home of the
bride's parents. NJ, md, MRS, Henry
Smith, when Miss Ruby Anhett be-
came Tho. :.hrfde n9 nar uufIlta., ne.
aI5sg Eslag:s ,sss.s C5Sssssnsiiy, pastor
af the bride, performed The csremSny.
The parlor wac beautifully decorated
with ell the. MOVERS OF the holiday
season. Mistletoe, holly and Christmas
bells predominatcd. The Eside was
beautifully and becomingly dressed in
q lovely dress OF white measeline elab-
orately trimmed In lace and satin rib
bon.
After congratulations delicious
supper was served by Mrs. Foster
Harper and Mrs. Eugene Smith.
Miss Smith was a charming young
woman OF the Tony Creek section,
being <yery actively associated in the
Church and society circles.
MIR. Baldwin is prominent young
business man OF Simpsonville. having
o host Of friends both in business and
4 Or. ,ThpFsSay following q e most
|bountifq1 reception was given at the
parents of the groom. Mr.. and Kfrs.
j. W. Baldwin. At Simpsonvilie. y
The many. friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
BALDWIN wish for them q hsppy Jour
ney! hniougnS y ule.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
URGE STATEWIDE LAW
Marlboro Citizens ere for Prohibition
-, Bill.

+ BENNETTsVILLE, Jan. T. The
State Senator, J. II. Evans, and the
three representatives, r. g.. P. reg-
ues. ID. L, ,McLaurin and J.. w. lie.
Grand, called p meeting yesterday of
citizens of Marlboro county for the
purpose OF hearing any Suggestion
that anyone, might desire to make as
to the action of the delegation in the
general assembly soon to convene.
Several questions were presented and
5a!!sseeGGsfsssstI
The delegation by resolutions was
requested to support q State prohi-
bition act, and in the event that such
an act could not be passed. to support
tb" measure looking towards a refer
elsum on the prohibition question.
This was unanimously passed.
A resolution was offered REQUEST
Ing the delegation to vote for the re-
peal OF the cotton acreage law. After
discussion this motion was laid on the
table.
Another resolution was .offered by
DON Mcqueen requesting the delega-
ton 10 vote against any appropfial =
ton for the enlargement and extern
sion of any Of the States. institutions.
Tbs ,res0l lnti6n was also tablet. 'IsH
3 An adei itippai resolution was nnan-
im9psly passed, pfoyiding Tor. an ap-
poiptment i1f, twp dele eSatss. from each
tsssives in fsgSEp pt9 psa NV. A'''''
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
-. 'f.~4f-.E h1I ',-tJlf Nft,l /.
Bad Neiel1ssos''
Aeoordion' Aassist UshsleAsA IN r d,
'':.Jliiss lJliissl lcosrt ffas Flaas;ssahdillilg Eo.s 5
. Weanen.

s.rssssE nsassa q Aa &c sSs afH Hassors L
Qhomnaan! esI, ,l9ses pething ;as as sc
the affairs OF this world 90 contrary
70 aii5 I1lz,yas aIi1. Ta1zis aP h:s Tsrii-
tngE 5asen Esss =, - 8 a. tssssGI a ak.
hibfkion OF his ability lalong this line
about three o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. when he proceeded to clean ont
the domicile In which he resides Of oil
occupants but himself. And the
meang he used in undertaking this
task. loud swearing and the flourish
ing OF pistol. is what got him In
trouble. He was tried before Re.
oe rder Russell at noon yesterday, In
two cases. one for carrying con-
cealSd weapon and the other disorder
iy &C nduct. He was convicted ON buth
charges and for the first ofrense fin.
60 $50. In the second case he was
flaed S5.
Sanford Is q well known character
bopt the streets, along which he
fquats. ane sQueeze5 ont plaintive
aarptns from an old accordianu when
Thompson got rousa "a. yesterdays n1arn.
ing psoRae oone In the oneiRhbornooa
beat; It TO the police station and
spread. the alarm. Priyaths Row,
ana Clamp answered. thea cali q and
fetched Sanford to the a cslahooEe.
Fwhere he Scontinneth @,ite make Z bis
eo91s%fi - .ii!s ;rl &. a.skis sai! -, : a.
This is anots the |, frat ..:...A
fgMusicians Thompson has sott gas him ,,.
seif into trouble on seconpte OF BIZ
sc1dness, for, :.Wee-ponsa,t, Sevarai
years ago he was catapaultea befera
me bar OF justice In the police canrt
on charges OF carrying concesiaS
weapons. where he was forced !. ~
make an Investment OF cash IN, sss ~
interests OF the city. 81 = .;
One James Richardson was hsnts,,
before the recorder also yea.sylsss - - 81, y,
charges Of LOAD swearins. : y;sa ~,
James put rnuffler on h;a ,scv..s, .ss.s. :.
ne ne probably would have soften ~,
sn ~ nis induigeEcs ID prcsssity. tbnt
|cut-out wide nnan ne -. I'LL taE
the amount Of SIS. 80 '.'9osseq
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why HAIR FALLS OUT

DandruR causes feverish irrita-
tion OF tho scalp. the hair roots
ahrink, loosen aud then ethe hair
comes out fast. To stop falling hair
at once sEd rid the scalp OF every
particle OF dandruff, get o ascent
bottle OF Danderine at any drug etore.
Soar g llsfie IN your hand and rub
we'll tato the scalp. After q few ap-
nlinafinnn all dnndrnff dfannnharn md
the hair stops coming out az. 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
M'LAURIIN THINKS
CAN FINANCE CROP
Senator Tells Instance Of Ranl.
Taking Siz Months Pepper on
Cotton For Re-Discount.

SenatoH McLaurin, In the extra bes-
sion OF the Legislature said In a spesch
to the Senate that under. the new cur
rencys law agricultural paper, With
State warehouse receipts Us u collRt4
eral, would be- discounted BY the fed
leral reserve, bank In Richmond. efo1
sIx months, and could be- renewed for
another Six, month";, and that there
vas ample power. through this c1fl-
bel, 10 provide fands to 'finahcs the
entire cotton crop. in B. public states
nsht made after,a a trip To. Washing ton,
TOR the .pIrp9&s of corferfinE WITH the
Iederar reserve board, he made I'm
IanaiystS OK this section og the Oct and
said that II was up TO the 'banfs."
s ., sailss ss shs Bsa,a q U.s.. e as &c
ltlirsc.saSS thsiE s,.ssEstes e 'tha a!ss
that tae central BOARD AT washingl On.
II necessary. could accept such pa ter
without the Endorsement OF q member
bank. II this were done, discounts Of
this character OF paper would not
be charged up against the capital
| stock OF the bank.
Senator McLaurin said yesterday
that there were two distinct classes
OF paper having separate channels,
one not exceeding four months, end
limited to 10 per cent Of the capital
stock and surplus. this being the
terms Of the act; the other is not
limited In any way. by the act itself.
but under o regulation Of the board,
thoy limit It to IS per cent OF the
capital stock. but say that this limit
will be increased from time to tirne
as conditions may. demand. :, ~;
agI do NOT know that any of this
six months paper has been ,presentefi
except: IS hereinafter stated, safd
Senator McLaurin yesterday. Every
banker that I appfoa ched insibted that
he could only handies the four months
paper. .','t =" ~ ~. $500 as9 ;La
Last We.0 7 tffefted d form Of u
note which would show. as provided
by the terms of the ctifrenty law that
u was for agrmnIsnre! purposes here.
tofore used ia the production or the
cotton ondmGraS0d In the receibt.r
continued Senator ssScI-aNyin, "The
note was drawn fnr $500 add there
were I3 bales OF low grade cotton
enumerated On the state Warehouse re-
ceirt. which we estimated meant ). 2
cents q pound, middling basis. The
nftfa ma a erss,<,, - S.,, fS.s.~tn,. ~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
HOW no CURE A la GRIPPE

Coughs that hang ON" deInHhd
treatment. Stop. ana think! Reason
and common sense tell you that il Is
folly to Ss,grin and bear It." Those.
racking IL grippe coughs that wrench.
Che body and cause soreness and
painE In the lungs yield more quickly
TO F'oleys Honey and Tar than to any
ether treatment. Forty years record
OF succeases proves this. For
coughs. colds. Group and other dis.
tressing ailments cs throat, chest,
lungs, ,lafynx and bronchial tUSes, yor
can INA nothinE that will Compare
with this .eliaEN, .e=esa=t. -sSld by
Exams Pharmacy, ,ss;,.rE,11
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gkiniYss ennyhofy cssers To- give
W snRneshiRg fsf nawthia', or. some
thing fr less than it.s Noflh1 or mere
f'r aogaeihiae thin It's worth. don't
take annY chances. Yell fP polga-
man - Dissertation BY Mr.. Dooiey.
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Something ForNotlling


S}flt fssisE- - ,isiIf ~ ft r$f 49, ~
Yoaass Isl d,.saySy. sa iois,,
10 et aFssi ith You swsS make
ron the Spile IS oliaf Send sus 81 80
for 1000 tFsSs sRrooe Cabbass isiants.
grown M TIE opsu Slr ana win stand
froesias, grown from the Cciebrassi
Seed os Boigina q Son and Thorbom
q Co, and I will send yop 1000 Cab
bage Plants additional FREE. and you
can repeat the order as many times
as you like. will give you special
prices on Potato Seed and Potato
Plants later. We want the aceounts
Of close buyers. large and dsmail. We
can supply ali.
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day. - :: - :. -!
..Li,! 3, . Z.
]. n. Poole of the county was In the
city yesterday for a short while.
,. Mack Babh. OF Grcenville was a
visitor In the city yesterday. Mr..
Rabb Is well known here. He Is a
singer of considerable ability and
Will be remembered as 4 member of
the Quartette which recently gave a
concert at the home os Judge and M.s.
W F. Cox for the benefit Of the Bel
gian Christmas fun. Mr.. Babb Is as
socfated with ]. z. Shrine. mill en-
gineer. III
McHsrdy Mauldin OF Greenville
spent Thursday night and Friday in
the city Witk friends. Mr.. Mauldin Ia
connected with the y. q. SHRINE, en-
gineeriHe business eb'es OF ,Greenville.
Alex Rose OF Greenville1 was III the
city yesterday on business. MIR. Rose
is head, OF one, of the departments of
the J. e. Shrine engineering business
Of Greenyiller
J. E. Holder. OF stsEr9 was . a among
the visitors IL the city yesterday.
]. T. Bolt Of Centerville was in the
city yesterday for q short while.
Hon. W. II. Glenn was among those
in the city yesterday.
Pat .O'Neal OF the Felton's Bridge
section was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Watson, who
were recently married In. Georgia.
were visiting In the. city yesterday.
III. Opt OF. MgiIiamston was In the
city Yesterday on OaafPiness, ,...e;A ..,s ! :. !,
the Visitors 'sn ih tits 'eitY yesterday. ..,,,
sE. g. Eyans Of Ps9die,on was among
The Etsitersqia ths: Fly Yesterday,
AAr. Ar ana siffah.i panf tpraitt otss tas
county were among the visitors here
ses1sfahyps ctsA Ayssstsss fse ! spoL.
Nh. end Mrs. SIN Anderson Ii Iva
were in the city yesterday for short
Nte, R.sts a1uoosA .pe s,aupta pets-
f. e. sutHstlaad ftMooan. Carmel
has acssstsd q pesittpH With the Bro
gan pills af thia atetitsfstoe eitTst sa' Ssr,,,,f
.pSSsEa ,isekssa IaE ,Tga wss In she city
yesterday, for, 9. shl0Ssf while. :, a-,,.,aR
K. II .Doyle # ,iths county was.
among the v!aitorg!i !ilR III the city yestsr-.
- -..;
s. N. Brown o? ,centeryille was
among the visitors. In. the city yester-
day. @
Ed McAli6ter OF Pelzer was in the
city yesterday for Q, short while.
g. W. Carter OF HopewelI was in the
city yesterday. =
8. ]. Fisher OF, Level Land, Able
Vile County. wss In the city yester-
day for q short while. a. ,s5iss<, + !.
HIM. garrison G.ii n OF DsnSfef was 81 the
city yesterday ss- e short while.
!. .Pspp: Eaas % shs, ssapg ,4as ia' \, ',she.
CITY, 4esteFdaya aSpsss gsr .foss as J
Z. NJ. .;,d,5S dfSayS p 'of 81 Was AMONG rthpf
visitors p P,slsss sshls city ssssrsdsy, sssaf'i. /
ea g j.. j. II. cray lof Starr lssasllh itasseits
iyestefdsy 6E. business Hy aig:p ~, : :
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=. =: sgakeAeld. sr, Of Ankfsviils
was eaaone the visitors "a ne eisy
yesterday.
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g. = Ae.s.ain u the county was 4
the city yesterday. s
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ssE. g.. Eyans Of Pa1dleton was among
The Visitors di9 ths sty yesterdsy,,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

Miss Lois Jackson Of Iyla was, anon
the Visitors ih h the ;citY Yesterday, .,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

III: Opt Of MEiIismston was In tn,
city yesterday on b4ssiiness. -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
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}. e. Shrine. head OF the J. e. Sir
r!ns engineering business OF Green
ellie and ex-presidept of the Green
Vile Chamber Of Commerce. was in
the city yesterday ON business Mr.,
Shrine is one OF the most widely
known engineers In the southeastern
States and his business covers. States
from Visginia TO Texas. Mill, engin-
eering H. his speciality, though his inn
mense business inclydes architecture,
steam engineering. electrical engin-
cer!ng and other allied branches. {,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

Efr. and Mfs. PanP tPruitt7 Of. Tie
county were among the visitors mere
yesfeadhyrs c,el .ssfs,,:a,s 4 -, s,,,,, /.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

o. e. Jordan OF williamson was
among the visitors Ia the. city yester-
day., - =: 80, =. -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Watson. who
were recently married In. Georgia,
were visiting In the. city yesterday.