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and forcibiy took the only morsel OF
food between Il ahd starvation.
S The police made an Investigation OF
the accused woman's house, ana there
In a little sack. hiddeii away. In tho
dark corner or 9 filthy closer, tney
sseSad tsse sS0 coiiaeds that had
grown in the neighboging negro's
garden. The accused then admitted
fiat she sneaked into the garden, un-
der cover OF Darkness mid stolen The
green, growing things. And she ad-
mitted that she stole them because
she was hunlry, because her five
small children were crying for some.
thing to eat. and becauKo she did not
have food to give thom And the
only way she saw. pe getting 1t was
70 steal two collards nom her neigh.
bor's garden. -
The police were In Il asiandafr az
70 what TO do about tssa MISTER. no
have taken tlil; woinah 10 the city
jail and brought her before the "a.
corder would. have in6ant her convfc.
tion and u term iii fiie work khouse,
While this would have been well Tor
tie woman. for she wouiA have been
fed the while. Il was bad for the I've
tiny bruts LEFT In the house. for they
.wonid have hai 20 live ike rats aftef
Hlindgolded Justice wax placed ID
she backgrouna Cor the time being,
and the matter settied On the sp0s on
the condition that the Woman return
70 her ueiGhh1ss The Two stolen cot-
iards. Tho two, green plants were
retnraed 70 the rIehtraI owner. The
police went their say y ii iknofant
old woman and flva slnatss, hungry
children were left 81 the deepenis:k \
risht. cold atd Aiihfsf anz slsis6sing
IL their misery, < S
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= ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
y Items Of Interest ard Personal Mention Caught Over the
4 Wireless the Streets Of Anderson
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Owl Drug Go.
Buys S.ack Goods.
The stock OF goods In the drug
store OF T.. G. Lewis, bankrupt, were
sold yesterday by Trustee Joe M.
Evans to the Owl Drug Company for
$500. the stock of goods being bid I'm
by A. Glenn Evans, one OF the pro-
prietors OF the purchasing firm. The
fixtures were not disposed of, as bids
were insufficient to meet the amount
of mortgage indebtedness. Efforts
are being made to dispose OF the fix
lures at private sale together with
the mortgages. The prescription
scales were bid in by DR.. N. A. Jen-
kins for $8. The shelf bottles were
bought by Evans Pharmacy for So.
The stock Of goods, not including fix
lures. scales and shelf bottles, was
inNentoried at $946.64. The stock,
of goods, which are fresh, having
been. purchased since last August
will be transferred to the Owl Drug
Company's stand, at North Main and
West Earle streets.
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JAMES C. Mckinley DIED EN-
ROUTE FROM ANDER-
SON TO MCCORMICK
ACUTE INDIGESTION
Is Given as the Cause of Death.
Survived by Widow-LsSed
in This City.

Leaving Anderson yesterday after
noon at 12:1 15 O'clock at his post OF
duty at the throttle OF local freight
No. "a of the Charleston & Western
Carolina Railroad, Engineer James g.
Mckinley was stricken with Illness
befoye reaching his destination and
died last night at o'clock a. Mount
Carmel. Acute indigestion IL thought
to have been the cause of death.
News of the engineers death was
telegraphed to officials OF the c. G. W..
C. railroad Immediately, and last
night they went to the dead mans
home, 413 West Market street, end
broke the heart rending news to his
widow, who. alone. sat biding the
hour when the sound of the locomo-
tive whistle would herald the return
of her husband and lover.
M. Mckinley left Anderson yester-
day afternoon at 1915 o'clock as en-
gineer Of local freight No. "a. operat-
ing between this city and Mccormick.
Somewhere this side of Mount Carmel
he was taken violently i'll with acute
Indigestion. At Mount Carmel he was
taken from his. engine and carried to
a nearby home, where he was given
medical attention. In spite Of what
could be done for him, he expired last
night at o'clock
While he had been in the employ
OF the c. & w. G. railway q number
OF years. Mr.. Mckinley had been ON
the Anderson branch only six months.
He was considered one of the most
valuable men on this division and his
death will prove a distinct loss 10
the railroad and to the community.
1t had not been determined last
night when the funeral services will
be held. AS Mr. McKinley's old home
was In Augusta, It. was thought tfiat
the remains would be carried. there
for interment. He and Mrs. Mckinley
made their home on w. Market street
In a cottage Just in front OF the west
Market street, school, During their
comparatively brief residence. In the
city both made many warm friends
who will be grieved to learn of MP
Mckinley's death and who will sym-
pathise deeply with the widow in her
bereavement
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Charity "a Ball
Large Attendance IN Spite Of the
Inciemency of she
Weather.

Despite the inclemency ofsthe ,wea.
ther, large number of Ladies' and
gentlemen attended the charity BAH
given last night at Rose Hiil Club for
tne purpose of raising funds for the
Iurthering of charity in the city. s. !
Funds realized frGm the hall viii he
turned over to the Salvation Army
and spent In relieving cases of dis
tress In the city of Anderson. The
amount realized from the ball will be
determined probably some time today.
When the committee, has taken care
Oh gu expenses attached to. the en-
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auditors olslee. ARdersoil South Caro-.
iina. & Z, B IS NJ
Eek,lrl ne fiSrsonsl property for taxa
tioH Hf fhp slssta year from the first
day or january 1915. to the goth OF
February following inclusive. q
All nereosls las property must ,be
item Real estate not returned
this yrar bit eli tranafers of real
eatAta MAIDS Blnce last return. should
/; BE- noted upon the return blank when
tfstits sex on return 10 wt.ofn sold
Mr. from Nhrps h5itkist. y, z,
he town ship board of aSseBsors are
required by law TO list for ali those
ghAs faii 81 mako tfeir own r6tnrns
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within the time prescribed, hence the
difficulty OF dclinQuen!s escaping the
80 per cent penalty. as we'll as the
frequency OF errors resulting from this
practice by all means make your own
return aud thereby save expense 3nd
touble. Ex-Confederste soldiers arc
exempt from poll tax. all other males
between tho ages of q and go years,
except those incapable OF earning O
support from being mained or other
causes shall be deemed taxable poll
All trustees must get up polls and dogs
and turn into board of assessor on or
before the Goth Of February.
For the convenience of taxpayers
we will have deputies to take returns
at the following places:
Hollands Store on Friday, January
LIST, 1915.
Barnes on Saturday. jan. 2nd, 1916.
Iva on Tuesday. Jan. 9th, 1915.
Iva Cotton Mill on Wednesday q. m,
Jan. 9Th, 1915.
Starr on Wednesday. p. M, Jan. 6,
1915. 1-2 day. :.
Cromers store on Thursday. Jan. 7th.
1915.
Towlyille on Friday, Jan. 1875.
Autumn on Saturday. Jan. 0, 1876.
Denver on Monday. a. m. Jan. II,
1015, 1-2 day.
Sandy Springs on Monday D. m,
Jan. 11th, 1915. 1-2 day.
Pendleton City, Tuesday. Jan. 1a
1916.
Pendleton Mill. Wednesday, o. m.
Jan. 18th, 1-2 day.
Bishop Branch on Thursday, Jan.
l4th, 1916.
Five Forks on Friday. Jan. Is, 1915.
PierCetown ON Monday, Jan. 1S. 1915
Airy Springs on Tuesday, Jan. 10,
1915.
slabtown on Wednesday, Jan. 90.
1915.
cely Store on Thursday Jan. s1st,
1915. ts $50
Wyatt Store on Friday. january %.
1915. lE
wiginsham store on Saturday. Jan.
23rd, 1916. ot a.
Piedmont on Monday. Ian. rs. 1916.
Peizer Old Mill ON Tuesday. Jen.
2eth, 1916. Istl E.t,s II -
Peizcr No. 4 Hiili on Wednesday, a
N, JAM %. 1915. 1.2 day. - VA,
Frankvillo on Wednesday, p. NJ,
Jan. 20. 1915; 1-2 day.
Wat.ssi.stcn City or Thursday, Gan.
2stl. 1916, saSf. !, & - !.
| williamston BIill on Friday. a. M,
Isn. 2eth, 1915. is5.
Bolton City on Tuesday. Fesy. End,
j1sI5.
Bolton Mill on wednesday. Feby.
l3sd, 1915. e'r .E
l.. NJ. Martin Store on Thursday,
Feby. 1th. 1915. ~
Honea Path MIL on Friday, q. m.
Feby 9th, 1916. ,1-2 day.
Honea Path City on Friday. D. n, ;,
Feby. 9TH. 1915. 1.2 day.
Ilonea Path City on Saturday, A.
~. Fet.<. 9Th. 1916. 1-2 day.
All Ia, W school lines for now school
districts must be in the hand Of the
auditor on or before the LIST OF April
$50 they can be listed In the proper
places. IL they fail to get In by .tnnt
time IL won't be put on the books
until the next year. Please see that
your property Is listed In the righ,
school district, All tax ieyies ioI
school districts must be In hand oi
the auditor on or by tho list OF June
WINSTON SMITH.
| Auditor OF Anderson Cc-raty.
December. 1914.
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Negress Held I'm
Diamond Theft Case.

Sheriff Ashley last night caused to
be arrested ono Pearl Williams, COL
ored. who Is wanted by Greenville
County authorities on charges of con-
nection with diamond robbery. Ie
is alleged that diamond was stolen
In Greenville and that this woman
bore 1t to Anderson. The negro wo-
man was arrested in the Vicinity of
the gas plant. She will be held
pending the coming of the Greenville
authorities for her.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
Pensions For
The Old Vets.

j. s. Acker, clerk of the board of
county commissioners. yesterday
mailed out county pension warrants
of 81 each for some 20 Confederate
soldiers who receive this aid In ad-
dition to that which comes to them
from Columbia. Following Is a list
OF those receiving the county war
rants: S. II. Day, Orr Mill; w. M.
Ragsdale. Bolton; J. F. Medlock, Orr
Mill; c. p. Rouse, r. F. D.: J. w.
McCurry, city; C. M. Kay, Honea
Path; ]. Edd Gaines. Honea Path;
Priest A. Jones. city; J. j. Wilson,
Pendleton; A. w. Gentry, Denver;
". H. Mulligan. Piedmont; Hezekiah
Elgin, Starr; G. W. Irwin, city; w.
III. Massey, city; J. L. Kay, Autun |;
Geo. w. Bell, city; Lange Scott, city;
Ben Holland. Sandy Springs; Riley
Rowland, ,Pendleton, and ]. C. Lind
ley. city.
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Would Manage
RlANafNr Here.

Would Manage
Elevator Here.
The Chamber OF Commerce receiv-
cd yesterday letter from Edward H.
Richards OF Willow city, N. D., who
is experienced il the grain elevator
business. stating that he was coming
to Anderscn with the object of con-
ferring With local people with refer
ence 20 the erection .of an elevator
here. He proposes to take $4,000
worth CT stock In the, plant and be
the manager OF the CONCERN.
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WHEN UNEXPECTLY ietc;ned down
town for LUNCHEON. you cannot do
better than drop In here. A light.
: lunch or o substantial meal. Cuisine
ana services o. X. and prices just as
attractive as .our food. The Lunch
eonette. dtf.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenyfve words cents
Six Times $L00.
prorata additional
Rates 1000 words used app-
E5 ~
No advertisement taken
appears directory telephone
321 bill wllb mailed
prompt payment
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Council Meeting
Next Tuesday Night

There seems to have been a general
misunderstanding, on the part of
some. city officials as well as others.
with reference to the meeting OF city
council for January. 1t was general
ly'thought that the meeting would be
held last night. but II. seems that new
rules of council specify that the
meeting shall be. held the first Tues
day. after the 9th of each month This
being the cese. the meeting viii. be
held next Tuesday evening.
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Gillespie. Of near Pendldtof
:g hIasafs. Fsed Phillips AualiA Kelley
and Major gisiespie speIit ii fese fiasis
last week Id Pendietor = s
N Ast. and H5fs ii o. Evfft ssseflt Inst
Monday e me home OF NEs.sssssl HTrs.
~. 81 EehdSfsn snafits.
IN. and Mrs. Al. n. gfanaIiaW ana
children Of ReRdiStOsi sballt New
Years dAy With Mrs and nm. !. q.
0iifespie s < 81
s5t. Calhoun Stephens or SIX Msies
vas yisitins reiaEiges IN this section
1sie dag iast nee,ss
qe1 yonhS psnple (anii 1Saef o,loa
foq} Of this c1gn iauniiy & IA idyod a
ronud supper st tlf6 heIiie .si he. s. T.
ksiciEe last Saturday nigh
Bah Hicks aud brofi,Sr. Master
asaetnee. ns SIX ana twenty esclian
spees fha ssnse,id IN their asanf
fpbiler. Mf. q. - Hicks. ~
: s.f2d p;y1 yliAn1 Khi7es 6f
bhe bishops Branch et.cfI0e afsi,f
Aioeday q sae hon.e "a sss. and ttrs.
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Improvement IN
Maxwell Building.

Plans are being prepared in Rich
mond for improvements to be made
in the Maxwell building, on the west
side Of the square. Some $1,S00 or
$4,000 will be. expended in improving
the, interior Of the building, bracing
the walls and making improvements
on the. exterior. ,,,.
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4 Correction.

An unint entional, error was commit
ted Yesterday in The Intaiiigencer In
an Item which stated that aniunR sslp-
nations made by various business sin-
forests OF the city were tickets which
were printed by The InteIIigencer,s
loD Office. This was an error, as The
tickets we're printed hyr the zSu,,;;5 HI
Prinang and Binding company and do
mated to the cause, Z = Is x
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FOE SAIE-January is the proper
month To begin active preparation
for that Garden-Apply fertiliza-
tion now and put out onion sets
Sow English peas and plant pota-
toes. Furman Smith, Scotsman.
Phone AeA.
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FINE FRUITSA-We carry the largest
and most complete assortment In
the csty4-keepr 'em moving. Fresh
ElaridH oranges, grape fruit, ap-
pies, bananas, Wholesale and re-
: tall. j: X. Menos. Phone 323.-dtf.
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H0TECE--We are now prepared to do
scur grinding Of all kind. Of feed
etuf-cotton stalks. corn stalks.
shuclte, straw, grain. etc. Price zoe
par cWt. Strictly .caah. Anderson
Mattress and Spring Bed Co.
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Annual Meeting T.
Rank of AndaraoIl.

Annual Meeting
Bank of, Anderson. ~
The annual meeting OF stockhold-
ers and directors of the Bank of An
derson was held yesterday afternoon,
resulting in the transaction OF rou-
tine. business and the reelection of all
directors and officers who served the
institution during the past year. The
directors OF the bank some days ago
met and declared dividend OF IL
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

yTANTED--A piace; as tenant ON n
farm for q white man with a fam.
ilys Is familiar with farm work
and neA4a the lob Rdiy.y Can work
8 Sss;;sss h0fsH shrm. JIG you need such d
man late ga, ,7pS. care Inteliigen-
& cor. SIS .'ss Z -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
Cotton Teok.
Another Jump.

Another Jump.
Cotton advanced something like
half q cent in price on the local mar
ket yesterday. 2 3-4 cents being Of
tered for the best grades. Several
score bales were put on the market
as q result OF the advance. The re-
turn OF general business conditions
to. the normal, cutting of cotton acre
age and the entering, :, Of European
mills,into the market. are some OF the
catses assigned for the advance in
cotton prices.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

WANTED--Pcsiticn In Clothing or
General Merchandise store. Can give
beet references. Salesman, care OF In
tsliiGeneer - tS,
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SEWING WANTED at 223 West, Ben
son st, Plain and fancy dresses, and
childreHs, clothes a speciality.
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visiting relatives here for the p.ist
week len today for her home Ia Due
West. sl
Another pleasant event az tha Week
Naa 4 card party given ~ hIihe Geor-
ieis .13eii Baeftis ct hlsf home on ieet
Saturday eyeGlne There was an en-
ioyahlo nccaesou.
The followine young ladies' lete tor
day for Winthrop College after Epe1d~
ing the HOLIDAYS hero with their fars
|ents: Miesea Cl9ta Cook Mamie sea-
trikh and 1sshel n
AIRS Jaiaas 2, Simpson and fan1siv
who have been spend dlnB fhe pa1f
week With her psfanss sff.s and Nrs.
r. s. skesfFds LETT today Tor her home
Ia AndsAsAf as :.
Mr.. lohn KepnesiS nf hfcE Ecrs:iois
|efent the NeEs-snd wifh his sister.
KRIS w EraBk 2eksee.
b Alr. DAVID Kennedy of Tray hiss re-
tsl,rlssd henss rom 4 short visit q reir
MISS serah ulsfslensi lel( ssos III
for defsQn Eiiefe she ess ssaek t0
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s;yysANTEll-At once 100 mules to
10 years old. Must be fat and sound.
The FFetwe1I Company.
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epRciR ttl,snt at this plece IIt hsg d
very coed Altep e and deijFefsd Il
q Ite esttsaoF sE Eha b ael,ing day bag
4i4y 70 the ilFst S5adas ii SgagSs
mont u. thinE mi b lRt tse idea. for
row every one can etthYld aefFfcS a
Iail claarrAs8 i1 this e6naliI
t9Eylcee hulR6 fefa an dc 5ifiii Sin
taX EhnruIl on -. z..zAz...A E5zsssss 81. 4
enc geEiHsh ep g. seuFElI sa1aa
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IS Air. siiIel6s SN0fds frost E.inASf5,,.
- - Aas hcsn Eisa,e 81 ljres 81
this CONN, 4 sfs sef ~ sss 81
weeks. AZ kefafiIta iss HE A5,i,s last
friday jan 4, 1a she No. i II ffBif M
s5R Ap AeslEd I'll 3 :, : = n
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~
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Iiif'f. psfTeTl IS 1tid Hrs Efai.
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Dinner In Honor
DIR. Hines Today.

DIR. Hines Today.
After the regular monthly meeting
today OF the County Medical Society.
which will be held in the lecture
room of the nurses home at the An
derson County hospital, turkey din
ner will be served the members Of
the society and DR.. Hines. the newly
elected superintendent Of the inetitu-
ton. The dinner will be given in
honor of DR.. Hines. The occasion
promises to be an enjoyable one.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
No Session of
Recorders Court.

Recorders Court.
There was no session yesterday of
the recorders court. Two cases had
been docketed. but both were post
poned until today. Up until late
hour yesterday afternoon but one ar
rest had been made, the defendant in
this instance being charged WITT
drunkenness.
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WE BUY FEAS .nna pay the cash:
FnrHaR Smith-Seedman. Phone
As4'@ 5,fs' g. Dtf
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syFAEsEEll BY Lady, position as clerk
z Ia Dry or General Mds.
store. Must be- ice place for Lady
to- wcrk. If Int vsted, write Clerk
Mo-, 1522, Iva, s. < .i.,,..,.,.,.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
Two Negroes
Are Locked lin.

Two Negroes
Are Locked Up.
Willie Hill. charged with iisposing
of property under mortgage and Ar
thur Bclcher. charged with assault
and battery, were arrested yesterday
and placed in the county Jail. It is
charged that the latter shot one Tom
Hall in 1912. When asked last night
where he had been since the shoot
ing. Belcher replied that he had been
IN a good many places"
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PIeITE0N iyyAETEfl-rAs, Clerk In
AeAeral Merchandising or In Gro
cefy or HnrdyareT Store, Reference
Furnished. Experienced. Write Box
14s, Iva. IA tA1tE @tS
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POLES Wagon and Buggy poles new
and second hand. Paul e. Stephens.
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Q 2 81 q q q Q 2 q g.

SQteHlhus pflRCIpai x0Lil
liooi. ANA hin assis Z
. Wrfgat and Misses
;on, Neliie { wyatt,
: Kate Haliipeg aatIt
hhte% turn "a from
fi6fnes II ere { theS
III ana opened sehoals
! iht pfosp6 ets Tor the
snG Esaa;5 ss9ltif llare
iatixeB In Hod sea
Hall, who has 6oeTi,-
J1gii nsr yeitii her
D fire Hail. lefe
charge ef her sch oepi
EJacIIs0n ana Jarsies
Anderson sDent t Snn-
4ei iatiVeS. s., :: 4
dayns of slime Waa
sW illuts Sunday
10 Masters Of the
section and Bill
on we're visitors here
= - - =, y -. 4 = p - = 4
Esou5 OF EteHeTilIe was
while Sund
eatg LETT Eatlifday for
! sumo her work lbes:
echo 0ofB.
a and joe Iapd Of
fned home froIl< d visit
'ncle Mr.. S. e Lever
Cherlie ray or Starr
{ s. f6W hours Friday
nne edy who hrs pesn
jFeei 6g Miss Vera
tlrday Tor her i one IN
zsni5gene and Rosa
= elnff1hfinAJ L 1np fhnl =:
alter % bendin & ths
! thec pist EErs. w.
f4aiIey Fito is teacl.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

t. +4o- VIII ~
the Iva high |
ants, Miss Su|
| Maggie Thon'
/ Nancy Pearsd
| Corril Howell
their respecti|
iSspenf che hol;l
to-day with bi
New Year. ~
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| been. visiting |
| Miss Greeta'
| depending che /!
| parents, ME.
Sunday to tai
at Canpobelio
| Messrs. Reit
; ;0unsenberry /
| day here with
| Mr. Prestonl
| visiting here q
Messrs. ClaI
Mountain Gre!
| Bailey of AndI
| Sunday. g /
Mr. s. G. ID
! In town a skot
| MiHQ pQorl L
| Lancaster to 4
| In the graded
| Masters Raj
| Starr have ret
| here TO their /
| Iette. I
! MIR. and Mrl
/ Iwereein town i
| Miss Julia 4
the guest this
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| Dun Waat +
| Misses AUDI
| lies ysSninar II
| home fiji Pels
| weesc hero wi
! n Mhilinax. /
Miss lIinnis
ling near Hol|
TO take chprg,
| MISE Jennie
!tlsA ! weekend
| w. FrlakM ~
| Agiss Gffa a,
| day for their
spending Tho
| grandparents,
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

A communication received ycster-
day at the Chamber OF Commerce
from C. III. Bleichs OF the; Bleich
Amusement Company. lessess OF the
AndersoS theatre. states that he had
cancelled the contract for the appear
ance here February 20 OF the prince
Of Tonight" company. Mr.. Bleich
spoke very much as though he would
cancel all contracts made for the
month OF February. and rely upon
March ] as the date for the formal
opening OF the playhouse.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

StFANgE Il-sA iharl who owns q Ford
car, to handle The New Denver
Ford Starte = :, In Anderson county.
Apply to .. @. Whan,. Laurens, s..