The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-27
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Numerous visitors to Anderson This
Week.

Numerous visitors to Anderson This
Week.
SENECA, afarch 26.-on Monday.
Mr.. r.. d. Neill and Miss May Hanil-
ton spent the day in Anderson, making
the trip In Mr.. Neilrs car.
Mrs. e. A. Hines was in Anderson
Wednesday, Mrs. Hines was looking
out for a house. They do not eynect
to move until next fall.
On Thursday three automobile par-
ties went from here to Anderson:
Mrs. F.. al. Cary, Miss HELEN Cary.
Mrs. w. j. Lunney and Mrs. J. l..
Marett In Mrs. Cary's car; DR.. and
Mrs. w. F.. Austin and Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. II. Lowry and daughter, in DR. !.
AusEn's car: A1r. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Wood and Dir. Glenn SheEley In Wood
and Sherleys car.
Mrs. Lou Osborn, of Spartanburg
visited her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Strtb-
ling here this week and has returned
to her home.
bIr. and MRS. William Porcher, who
visited Mrs. j. E. Clarkson last week
have returned to their home in Green
vile.
Mrs. u. p. Blackwell of Ftchland
and Mrs. H., P. Hclleman of Seneca
have been spending the week In Co.
lumbia with friends.
The many friends Of Miss Louise
Farmer in Seneca, will be sorry to
know that sne has been called home
on account of the serious illness Of
her mother, at her home near Town
Vile.
Mfr. aud Mrs. d. J. Boatwright
haze moved from West Union TO Sen
eca aid are extended q cordial well
come to our town.
Mi;. Rob't McLocs. after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas Floyd, has re-
turned TO her home in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Leathers OF
Grcenville recently visited Mrs.
Leathers' parents, Mr.. aid Mrs. r.
r. Milan Of Sand Springs have re-
turned home after visiting Mrs.
Mllam's parents, Mayor and Mrs. ].
G. Harper.
aLr. j. Sylvester Parrot who has
purchnGcd a half interc : IN the Bee
Hive store has la:.;cd his family from
Washington, l.. C., and VIII occupy
the DR.. Eurgess house on Walhalla
st.
Miss Sarah McMahan, who has been
attending the NcFeat- Bowen Business
College IN Columbia has returnssi 20
her homo near town. Miss McRuhan
is very bright young woman and is
said TO have made very enyiable
record at this school. She Is the eld-
est daughter Of Mr.. R. b. McMahan.
The leading business men of Sene-
'ca have agreed to close their stores
at $3.50 O'Clock from April 1st until
September I5.I
sMr.av. s : Che lire. of Anderson,
was in Seneca, for awhile Tuesday.
Can anybody beat this? Mr.. j. A.
Patterson. of Earl's Grove section
raised two gourd,s last year that hold
nineteen gallons and three quarts.
They are oval In shape .and will
iLiake good wash tubs. 49,.
The Toll of Death
Mrs. Frank. Morgan died at her
home near Waihaila last Thursday
night. She was sufferer from
pellagra. Before her marriage she
was o Miss Langston. She is survived
by her husband and several children. !.
Mr. J.. B. Xix. former ocohee
citizen died at q private sanitarium in
Atlanta last Sunday morning. He was
Confederate soldier. member of
Capt. Dorne Rays compsny. He for
merly lived In the Shiloh section of
this coum He sis survived. by his
wife. who was before hnE marriage,
Miss Mary Cafninade, 0S Pendleton.
and the following children: -Four sons.
j.. e., r. p, A. c.. and s.. C. His.
and one daughter. Mrs. annie War;.
mock.