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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Il. E. Lee Chapter {
Meeting T0daK., :, {;

On aecns.Ht os the rain and teud 4
has been decided that the r.. IL
Lee Chapter. y. d. O.. win hold their
meeting with Mrs. Il: G. Webb on
Friday afternoon. instead of Mrs.
Swain Gilmer. The hostesses will bf
tho same. Mrs. RAYMOND Beatty. Mrs.
Gilmer and Mrs. Webb. This is the
rally meeting or the annual meeting
OF this chapter. and all Of the mem
bers are specially requested TO be
present. The hour will remain the
same, 3:A5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
u. G. Salla Sells
Tailoring Business.

U. c. Saila. who has been LII the
tailoring business in Andersen for q
nG Gmber Of years. has sold his inter-
ests to J..stA. Mhliinn2. who iias ptir-
chased the storeropm in which ME-,
Salla Conducted fiB business and
leased the iadjoining place. Mr.. Ssliat
will hereafter act as manager OF tho
tailoring business for the new owner.
Mr.. Mullinax, will continue. his bust
moved move into the Store ID witch Viii r. Mr.
Salla conducted his, business, and, the
tailoring buS,less has been moved
into, the store vacated by Mr.. Multi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
David Beatty Is Ill
with PnenmOEia,

Friends in Anderson of David
Beatty, brother OF W. S. Beatty. resi-
dent manager of the Southern Bell
Telephone company, will regret to
learn that he is i'll with pneumonia
at his home below the city. The at
tack of pneumonia was preceded BY
an attack of grippe. Members of the
family were III the city yesterday 20
engage a trained nurse for MIR. Beaty.
HIS scores of friends earnestly wish
Tor him an early return 10 health.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
j. j. Fretwell Opens
New Business Here.

Mr. j. j. Fretweil as opened up for
business i'm the Bleckley Building IN
the store room vacated by the Ander-
son Paint and Trust Co.., which COM
pany proposes to do Real Estate
Exchange business. They will place
money for investors In Anderson
county lands, first investigating their
values. then look up their title, etc.
thus enabling them to guarantee tho
titles to the property on which the
loans are made.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
G. II. BleIch Gives !
I'm SecrefarYAhiD.

: H0pkinsvs.Ie. ~. ,iisoa..cis 10 tiie
Louisville Evening Post, telling of the
resignation Of C. II. Bleich, of the
Bleich Amusement company. leesees
of! the new Anderson theatre. as se-
cretary Of the Business Mems Asso-
citation will be of interest here. The
dispatch is as follows: At "a meeting
OF the directors OF the Hopkinsville
Business Mems Association C.. s
Bleich resigned as secretary to be ef-
fective February J.. Mr.. Bleich will
leave at that time for Anderson, s..
c., where he has leased the new An
derson theatre. Tho Business Mems
Association will elect O new secretary
on January is, and lsili probably ae-
leet nm out-of-town man,
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Local Interest in
Bolton Election.

;a There ia considerable amount of
local interest inI the municipal cleo
ton to- talie place In Belton next
Monday. when q mayor and aldermen
viii be chosen. Books of registra-
tson for thes election closed last
night. Ross Mitchell Is candidate
for reelection as mayor. He is on
posed by. Ex-Mayor ]. h Clement.
The following aldermen are Offering
for reelection: Ward !. H. L. Tolli-
stsl. Ward z, Reese e. Parker; Wa " a. i j
3, ~. T. Cox: Ward 4. w. A. Clement ::
Ward 5, J. p. Acker. Only one OF
the alderman has opposition, +. M.
Erskine is opposing j. p, Acker for
alderman from Ward S.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
New Fixtures in
Clerks Office.

Several new steel filing cabinots
have beon purchased for the office Of
the clerk of court. Some of the cabi-
nets are for filing record books and
have been placed In the new vault.
recently. fitted up when the Offices of
the clerk and the sheriff were re-
versed. Another steel cabinet has
been placed in the Office of the clerk
for the fling of papers and letters.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Preparing His
Annual RenOrf.

Secretary Porter A. Whaley Of the
chamber Of commerce is engaged at
present in the preparation of his an
nual report, which will be submit
ted to the members of the chamber
OF commerce mt the annual meeting.
which will be held sometime between
the middle and the last of this month.
AS yet, the committee which has in
charge the matter of securing speak
ers for the meeting has made. no anr
nouncements as to who they have Sc
cured. tf5tS Is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

removed from the old location, over
Evans Pharmacy No. 2. TO the new
ligOn and Ledbetter building. For
the past several days the process OF
moving has been under way. Other
business and professional men OF the
city will shortly begin moving into
the new fire proof Office building.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
w. j. Maness Is To-
Wed Next Sunday.

Il is announced that Mr.. W. j.
Maness and Miss Corrie Elizabeth
Fowler. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fower, of Center,ille Mill. will
be married next Sunday. Miss Fow-
lcr Is an attractive and popular young
woman end Mr.. Maness liz we'll known
and highly esteemed here. The we'd
ding is to take place ut the brides
some at noon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Magistrate Martin So
Sends in ResiRnafiop.

Magistrate G. F. Martin of Broad
way township has addressed letters
10 the senator and members of the
house from Anderson county re-
questing them not to reappoint him
magistrate. as he wishes. to retire
from the position. Judge Martin has
not yet announced any plans for the
future. 49,. - ,sN .s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Lodge Meetings
Held Last Night.

A meeting of Hiram Lodge, No.
6S. A. f. NJ, was held last night, be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock. for the pur-
pose Of comforting the NJ. M. degrees.
A large number Of Masons turned out
for the meeting. A meeting of Chi
quola, Lodge No. SO. K. OF p. was held
last night, beginning at 8 o'clock, for
the purpose, of engaging in second
rank work.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
w. A., Herring Gets
Annual Theatre Pass.

On wednesday, night iNIr. ". A.
Herring proved 10 Sc the fortunate
one and he Is now the prcnd possess
spr of an annual pass to the ei5Pal-
metto. Although the. Ii weather was
very inclement. there ! was d crowded
house to witness the awarding or tho
ticket; there. wass.a great deal OF In
,terest shown in this feature. Z = ~ 2
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Shef,a Rector
y Is Some Better.

Z Encouraging to his numerous
friends In Anderson win be the news
that Sheriff Rector is able to sit up
and has shown remarkable improve
ment within the past few days, Rural
Policeman Wade Plumley who, with
tho sheriff, was seriously injured In
an automobile accident on the Main
street yi6dlct IN GreanSiiie Sunday
evening, O week ago, Is also doing
fairly well though his condition Is by
no means regarded as promising as
that Of his friend. The two men were
injured when Sheriff Rector's Ford
Automobile TUNED turtle when u rear
tire epleded. Sheriff Rector was at
tempting 10 dodge &, q dog, running
across the street at the time.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

Mrs Donald Clarke OF Detroit,
Mich. who is sisiting her sister. Mrs.
b. H. Hodges Mt. Starr. spent yester-
day with friends here, Mrs. Clarke
was; .formerly Miss Emma Davis and
has many friends IN Anderson.
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HRS. W. A. IfuDGENs, Editor

Mrs. T. r.. Shuford leaves this
morning for Shreveport, La, 10 join
Mr.. Shuford who is buying cotton
there this winter.
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q Misses Ruth and Margaret Archer,
aud Kathleen MCGEE. or Anderson.
were guests of Miss Eva Wyatt last
week. Easley Progress.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

Mrs. c. S. Patrick Sr,. Miss, Rita
Patrick and Mr.. Casmar Patrick left
this week for their home In Charles
ton. after a visit of two weeks TO DIR.
and j. p. TrowbridBe,
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Misses Ruth Wells and Nellie Fin.
ley have returned from Atlanta where
they spent the past two weeks.
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Dellglitfal Tltealre Par!Y

A charming .,ntl deIightfui little
theatre party was given yesterday af-
ternoon at;tfie Paramount Theatre, by.
Mrs. Joe Evans. Among her, guests
we're Mesdames George Townsend,
]. b, TOWNSEND, s l.. Shsfafd. Eurman
Evans. Chester Plant II. u. Flo. ..SS.,e n.
Misses Anna Ross Cunning gham, and
Anna Hjihter Fss 4 ..ss
Mrs. IsuIa Diilihgham, and Mis-
Mabel Dillingham; have returned from
2 visit ~ Mrs. B, p Martin IN Green
Vile! 3 ~ N
This 81 card sftetnooH at the Elk
Club and HefefaI tables have been
planned Quite a number of ladies
are ioesisE forward Eto 1 delightful
r. 81 Cinnine ehar Of Grcenslilc
spent yesterday here
MSS IVA stEiisees Of Beltoa spsnt
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sOUTHRRg I HALLWAY

PREMIER Carrier OF the S0Ee 4
Effective Sunday. November END,
1914. Sleeper handled On
/ CAROLINA SPECIAL
Nos. 2s and ss.
Schedule ~,
IS q. m. Ly. afiestnnS Ar. $40 p. m.
12s SO p. m. Lv Columbia Ar 4:s5 b. m.
A $50 Il. M. 1v Spartan nburg Ar 1 :45 nm
z. so p. "a. Lgi Ashetille Ar .. 90 q IA.
HfS.Q5 3. ms sIy I<iicxViIls Ev S 10 a. ID.
10: IS q. m Ar Cincinnati I.e Ss3t q ia.
100 p. M Ar chicagn I4y s. :5g q. M.
PaAgehgefss from Anderson and
ssfeenville territory will mako eonnec-
tons BY leaving on trims Nos. rs
ITO GFeenyiiia Nrd 52 TO Spartanburg
and connecting there with. the Chica-
RgO slcapen =
In addition TO the through sleeper 10
Chicezo. Drawing Room Sleeper,
Standard Pullman sleeper. Dining
ear ana fhfeurIi coach. s
For full and complete IrfofniasIois,
tickets and pullman reservatioa can
|Q1 anE ticket agent. or write "A
~. y. Taber, n. P. a., afeenviiie. G.
q. or w p Mcsee. A. q. r. Al, Col
ufnbia. 8. Q,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

ID Misses Marguerite Adams of Char
lesion and Bessie Allen of Greenyille.
both steaohers in, the BeltonI schools.
Wcaisiend With Mrs. j. r. Trowbridge.
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Mrs. Lena Sullivan OF Anderson
spent last Thursday in Honea Path
with relatives. -Honea Path Chron-
|icle
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Primary Phllathea,l.

I The Primary Piiiathea class of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
this Afternoon at four o'clock. With
Misses Elizabeth Hudgens and Bessie
Rueher.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

Miss Purclias Wil1ias. OF Greenyiiie
Is visiting her brother. Mr.. slI. Il. sSvii4
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Il In Co9ulal,in.

I General n. u. B5nhnIn IN IN colum+
bin on bpsineas. i;
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Yesterday win friends here.

q tsTsss ag,,vette Adams of Charlotte
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
Stevenson South Main street.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
REissien STUDY Class

Mission Study Class. 5t,s,5 "a
The Mission Study Glass OF, st.
Johns Methrilist church will maet
this afternoon ut o'clock with Mrs,
o., NJ. Heard. s5 4.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

Miss Louise Lipstombe has returned
to, the city after a most delightful
visit Of several days to friends and
relatives In; Anderson. While there
Miss Hpscombe attended two lovely
dances one the Elks' club dance and
the other, the Rose Hill County club
dance. GreenyiIie Piedmont.
! Mrs. Rariest3n Barton 10 at home
again after q visit to relatives lin El-
hntfnf fsnt ~. so - flSfs go
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Real Estate Co, s. 81. e
Moving Fixtures.
The iixtures and furniture OF the Of
Offices Of the Anderson Real Estate
and Investment company are being
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81 Canpin Cham Of GreenYlilo
spent Yesterday here
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Gier. 9utter II. @efliigeI. s. u. 5aef-
ter, (g8boIeiaIe). Srdbis 1913; Neues
Sci. S55.
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5Eeit yreiie lit seras: 9itntag 10. augut 1915.

lelblt melrl Dies nidt gelin9t, 10 inn
Die Grrln9enlddften oo6 bon al.
Beror0eltlider geoelttul1g. Wora-
lid, politiid) ul0 m%ilitdriid). 9oH
tic cine ungemein begeiiternoe 99ir.
flung ouf Die 0eutiden uno DETER
reider altsiiben miro, gebt aus sen
Geridten iiber ben gnt6uiiosnuls,
NIT Dem Die Na6ridt Don Der ge.
iebung @uridau's ii6eroQ IN
9eutldla10 ulo Selterreid) altfqc=
nommen lit, berpor nno lpie llieoer
oriiden0 oieie 9tadriAt in oen al
lierten 2dn0ern geipirft fat, furrl
mon aus BEN leioenidoftli6en Der
llderungen bon Der Seite Der MGiitr-
ten, oaB man oen &f nidt uuf-
geben meroe uno tpenn's no6 5ebll
W9al ld)limmer folnrnel io1te, er-
fennen. Eolitii6 iperoen mir sic
@irfung an Dem Nfislingen Der ge
ltrebungen, Die 9alfanitoaten 51 oeil
IQiierten beriiber 5ll 5ieben, erfen-
nell. 9luf %milit1riidem @ebiete a6er
miro oie @irfung Die Iein, oob
Geuti6lano unb Selterreid) eine qro=
be Srnppenmaiie freibefommen uno
Die MN I'M Sample nit Sen neit4i=
den Ma6ten Gerlpe1ounq linden
foun. 1enn Die Huifen meroeu,
ielbit menn Oos Seer iif rettet, por-
ldnfig nidt mebr aftionsfGbig iein.
auf ben anoern ariegsidouplGtelt
1T nidts beionoeres @idtiges &C.
ideben. aleine grfolge IN Sen Sir
gonlen nno Elm paar groBere II
6lanoern. SIN Ser italieniiden @ren-
&c ein efpiges admpfen, obne oob
es ben Stalienern gelungen tp1re,
nirfli6 nahbaltige GrfoIee gu err
ringen. Sn ben 9orooneuen llllg>-
fabr bieielbe @eifihte, aber i'm SAT-
faius, oa BADEN Die Siirfen, mie IS
i6eint, ben Guiien mieoer einmal li=
ne Nie0erlage beigebradf.
Glel olbernes 8eldauab lit mac.
reno Der lesfen 3eit laut geporoel,.
Wan bat iid altf Seitef Der 9lGiier-
ten aflgeitellt, als melln ale sic @r-
folge Der Gelltiden ni6ts pdren,
als lpenlt Die @alptitarfe I'M Giid-
5ug, Der &ollpterfolg in ser 9eieoer=
lage liege. @ir nollen inns ourh
ale ioIde Sopbiitereie1 glif Ii. liz
tell ni9t triiben ~laiier. Sir lpoIlen
ults Der glan5enoen Siege Ser 9clit=
id)en freuen, nidt MIR pegen Scr,
Got lelber, ionoerrl aud aus Ser fe-
item lleber5engllng beraus. BOB tie
inns Dem Srieoen einen guten Sdritt
nober gcbra6t baben.
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geite Gier in Ser Stoot. 8. ". Saedcr,
(8bolefnIe.1
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Ste bcmfise gage.

Sic beutige Sage bat ii1 nod i'm
mer nidt eeflart. Ger Hiid5ue me
Die Gerfolgung oouern an obel
gaiemono fam iagen, rpia tie elloell
meroen. giel Nenes lit beute nidji
gemeloet. Gin 4neriff Der 9euti6elI
onf &iga 5u @uiier uno al 2anoe
loa abgeiblagen iein. Gin 9lngrif;
ouf Serbier miro a1gebli6 eggplant.
Sci &ooge in Slunoern moQen Ole
gnglanber einen @rfplg errungell
baben. Im Gnieitr muroen oig
Gltiiell geidlagen.
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Die ltebersabe BON Siioweit.

Berlin is. Suli.
Wiit Der &apitnlation Der Iiiomelt=
|afrifanilben Sdulstrllppe baben mir.
Doril6ereebeno menigltells, unIeren
alteiten aoIonialbeiit eingebiiBt. SIM
@erbit 1888 bemiibte ii6 ser Sre-
mer aainpmamn 2iioerib, fir ieine
Sieolung in Angra Eequena, Dos
Sntereiie 9ismarf's gu getpinnen.
9islnard fragte in Der gat in 2on-
Don an, Oh @roBbritannien Ncdie
an iene aiiite gelteno mode. Gic
Mntmort oes &abinetts @laoitone
lautete: Rein .ober man ipiir6e aud
niht germ ifyeiio ienionD ionlt lid)
sort feitiebeu iehen. AlsbuIO etblib
iid GROCER 91rm in Der &apfolonIs.
Wfan iiirhtete bort meitansIfultenCe
Tlone, Die 8isntnrf leioer, MUS
man beute idon iageal nidt bat-
te. Man fiirhtete. er iufe Die Ser
%binoung nit oen, oomals nod M
abbdngigen glireniionten. Man per-
lanete, nIs Si6eruna oagegen, oab
England Siiomeitafrifa in 8eiiB neD
me. @looitone NOR bereit. menn Die
Gnpfolonie Die Soften tragen NOBLE.
gepor man lib ooriiber geeiniet bot
te, bette 8ismard %gebauoelt. Sim "a.
Mpril 1884 Iieb er erfldren. oas
9entide Neib nebme Die SieoIungen
bon 2iioerib inter ieinen Sdms
Sang 9eutihlmo lang SamalS, nah
elmer gefiiblpollen Melobie aus oei:-
vgrou6aoour": ~Rad singra sc.
nilcrla
Die NIT 10 %aagen1einer SoGifii.
ming bcgriiBte &olonie ipar LANCE
Gin Shmer5enstino. Sbte natiirlid)e
gnfgabe, gieb5nft i'm groBen 5u
treiben uno oos Mltterlano nit If
rem Gr5eiigniileu SIT neriorgerl fonn-
te lie i'm Gobmen Der @irtihnfts-
politif. Sic oos Heif) ieit Der Sabr-
Gunoertmenoe eini6lug, unmoeiid)
crfiiaen. 9ie masgebenoen &reiie
bcriDieien lie auf oas britilde Siio-
cfrifa, als ben gegebencn Mbiae-
marft - cine @eiiulg, poraus gh
thas 5elo5ng Die ndditlie9enoe
Shlubfolgerlng ge5ogen 81 baten
ideint. l~tngebeure0 pfer bate oiegti,-
oerperfnng oes Sereroalfitanoes er.
foroert, II. lie puroe nidJt pollenbct
obnc auf Die innere Tolitif 0es @e;
Dies eine t~ieigebenoc Hiidnirfung
onsSniiben. slilS Ser ablebmulg Der
arehite fir Siibmeitnfrifa. ourdj
cine Mebrbeit aus Centrum uno 60.
sialoemofratie, entipidelte Iid) De
fonntIid I'M Serbit 1906 iene imne-
re &riie. bie 5lr Iufl0iung bes
Reidstaees mo sur 8iloung oes
@iilom-gGods, NIT an i6ren 6olgen,
fiibrtc. Die ififialsreide aoIonic
beoanu. Die 9tadmeben oes autitan.
ocs inter 9eriiburgS unO Damn IN.
ter Coils acknowledgement su Der.
minoer, ais Ger Iusbrnh oeS @cIi-
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5rei! gmoiG . 5aucepfannen
Mildidiiiieln, Saiien uno ltnteriai.
fen nno Salot @otplen NIT ieocal
Ifuno 8erfection-Eee 81 60c. Gein-
barb & Co., 3affee uno 9 tore,
.215 Norp StraBe.
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Grapep's -Grodett 1851, @eues Sci.
BIO. sdgIih @efliieeI. 8robufte. friiG
,ubereitete Sleiidio-ten, GaIat; Edetid
Sne5ialitdten. Sdneue NbIieferrug.
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SiQig 81 uerfaulen.

Gin 40 3on yMunger : 9lower"
lin lldbere ausfunft ipenoe man iid
an Sr. Geinara Nelt-8raiinfels, o6el
u. s.. 8oiet, @etmore.
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g. Y. & q. 9.

Nnfnnft
No. - gon 5ouiton, @aco urlo gorpug
egrt1f 7.05 nddlnt,
No. 3-Won 9oniton uno aiiitenorten !.
$50 bor.n.
No. 5-gon goafum uno aiilfenorten
................ 1:40 nndlm.
gso. 42--Ton &errbiue 1906 BORN.
No. 146-gon aerrbile, tdgIid ausae@
nommen Sonntngs ..7.45 abenos
Nbfnbrt-
Wo. 2-@ad Souiton. @aco unS Corpus
ebrIlt1 .............9:10 BORN.
Sto. 4-sad Soniton unb &iiitenorten
1890 nadnt
No. 6-yfah goafnm unb &iiitenorte11.
2:1O ndc1tr.
yto. 43-Nn6 &errbile. 4. .5:O5 abenrs
No.. 145-Ma1 aerrbi1e, tdgli6, alsgcs
rommen 6onntngs ....7:05 BORN.
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g. $. & g. u. (0auptIinie.]

o. $. & g. u. (9auptIinie.)
SO. 1o1-@uniet 2imiteb, BON @ep Gr<
On M .4:40 BORN.
No. 1o2 Suniet 2imiteb. bon Gan Srans
cisco 1868 BORN.
No. 7-Sdnea5ug. bon Stein Orleans I.
.............. -. 1855 BORN.
SO. s-sdneusus, bon Sci aio -.
$50. e-euniet Grpreb, bon Mefp or.
Leans: 1855 nndm
SO. 10-5unfet grpreb, bon Can Sranz
cisco ............ $3.50 nnd1n.
NbfabrL
SO. 1O1-gnnjet aimite0. mad Gan
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go. iO2-Gnniet 2imiteo, mad Nefp Or
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-18
Citizens Bank of OciIla
Is Opened for Business

Ocilla, Ga, Jan. 16.--The Citizens
Bank of Ocilla opened it's doors for
business yesterday, after being clos
ed by a temporary receiver since
October %, with D. j, Henderson, Jr.
president, D. R. Henderson, vice-pres-
ident, and j. W. Maneham, Of Saw
annah, Ga, cashier, and the petition
of the officers of the bank placing it
in the hands of D. r. Henderson.
temporary receiver, will be with
drawn. Time certificates were is
sued to the largest depositors for
deposits subject to check, payable
quarterly and the small depositors
may draw on their deposits at pleas
ure.
Everything now bids fair for tie
success of this banking house. 1t
has a paid in capital of $4,000, and
has been in operation about eight
years. The business men of the
town feel elated over the agreeable
turn of the affairs Of this bank and
much good will come out of it.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-18
Card Of Thanks

To the Voters of the 1537th.,
District, G. M:
desire to express to all my
friends who so loyalty stood by
me and voted for me in the re.
cent election for Justice of the
Peace, my sincere thanks and
appreciation for what they did
for me.
For those who voted for the
other two gentlemen who op-
posed me for this office, l have
nothing but the kindest feelings.
| shall endeavor to discharge
the duties of this office impartial
ly and to the best interests of
litigants and the public.
Respectfully,
Thos. j. Luke.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-18
Hogan--Swords

Miss Eunce Swords and Mr..
Columbus Hogan were married
at the home of the brides parents
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. c. A. Cozart performing
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Swords, who
live about 2 miles north of the
city and by her many charms
has won a large circle of friends.
The groom is a prosperous
young farmer and by his manly
disposition has made for himself
many warm friends, who will
wish for him and his bride a long
and happy life
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-18
At The Grand

The Empire Stock Co., which is
scheduled at the Grand ali this week
has number of fine attractions for
the Fitzgerald Theatre goers. Each
evening a change of program is
promised and the notices this com
pany has received in other towns is
a guarantee that the patrons Of the
Grand will be well entertained this
week. Motion Picture plays will be
a part of each evaniHg's program.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-18
Norwood Hall

Norwood, the twenty months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Hall,
died at their home in New Smyrna,
Fla, Saturday, Jan. 8, and was
brought to this city, the funeral
being conducted from the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harrington
last Monday, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in Ever
green cemetarY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall formerly lived
in this city and have a host of
frieuds who sympathize with them
in their bereavement.