Stop Talking War and Talk Business- Busioess Is What We Want !
TBE LATEST. WAR NEWS
The Germans have taken Pilsener, and are now surrounding Delicatessen, where the worst is expected. The Belgian Hares
have had a falling out with the Welsh; Rarebits, and the Swiss Cheese, is shot full of holes; This will mrfke.tftc Irfeb sjeyand the
English mustard hot. and if the Russian Caviar sees the French Pastry, it may start ? Swiss movement watch ! The Spanish Onions
~ ; \' ; _ are strong for a mixup, and if the Home Preserves are called out and spread over
"T ~ " ^_ I the German Noodles, they may Ketchup with I m ^ ? j i ~
ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER Navy Beans, thereby causipg an,uprising friutefS Mu Bo?k Binders
. ;- S- ====* of the ?russels Sprouts. Mein t?ott/_? ? ? j .ag=
PHONEt693,L-USEtiT : CIU- UH AMI^ WUL CAU UN YOU 128 N. MAIN STREET.
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UKUOHE 50c TICKET ADMITS TO AI ' ^^^^^^jl^iftl^l
ifliakWw?lifl2 Pr**XTB*aceuDmgy. 2& 6 P. M. D-x^ Op-n I & 7 P.fAyl^^flfM
?&$*&?ssion and Reserved Seat Ticket? sold show day at Evana*
cy,. Mame & Whitner Streets. Prices aaxne a? ?* gronnd*.
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CONDENSED IUSSENi?ER SCHi^D-.
toLE? PIEDMONT AND NORTH.
v ESN RAILWAY . COMPANY, ,
E?rfectlre Ausrast 1$, 1014.
Anderson, S C.
Arrivals Dopr.rtv.rcs
No. 3i '745. a.. m.No. 30 6.20 a. m
NOj ,33 . 3.4Q a. m.No 82 8.20 a. m.
?JlMHa^1'-'*' a. m.No. 34 10.25'.a m.
Mri: 37 1.35' p. m.No. 3(5 ttT.0 a. m.
NPf.^P, 8?0 p. m.No. 38 2.1? p. m
m No.x42 4.43 p. w
No. 45js7.?5 p. m No. 44 6 45 p. m
No..47 ,?1 45 p. tn.Np. *<> 10.00 P- a?
remited train )
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faction gttarattt.aott. Fflms
eacnl. %U work finished within
^mntf'-four honra. All helpers
.Ional men. Mall an one film
L?GGN'S DRUG STORE
SpartariWug. S, C.
B?ATE OF'S??TH CAROLINA.
Couuty of Anderson,
Court of Common Pleas.
Geiger and Wolfe, v
Plaintiffs
J. W. Sofge, Agent
Defendant.
Copy of Summons for Relief, (Com".
plaint Not Served)
TO THE DEFENDANT, a non-resident
of the state ot South Carolina, and
whose whereabouts is unknown,
YO? ARE HERBY SUMMONED
and required jto answer Die complaint
in this action, of which a copy ts on
file In the office of the Cleric of Court,
and to werve a copy of your answer
to said complain on the subscriber, at
hts omce ?n tne:c?ty OT Anaerson,
C., within twenty days after the
vice hereof; exclusive of the day Of
such service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the tune afore
said, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relltef de
manded In the complaint.
Dated Anderson, 8. C., Sept. 22, A. D.
1B14.
J. L. SHERARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney
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served
in any style
at the
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o Newsy Items of Intere
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Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cheshire and
little ?on, Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Sum
mer, of Union, spent Sunday in town,
guests of Hotel Geer. They made the
trip lu an automobile.
T. C. Foril and C. H. Thompson, of
Pelton, Heute 4, were among those
in town Saturday on business.
P. A Gcef. A. S. Fant and J. Clyde
Green, spent Sunday1 "very pleasantly
j in Highland. N. C.
Mrs. H. M. Geer and Mrs. W. D.
' Mitchell were among'those" who spent
' Monday 1n Greenville. ?_.'
j J. M. Geer, of Greenville, was the,
j guest of his mother, Mrs. Hary Geer.
Sunday. Jp
Mrs. W. A. Clement, of Belton, left
Sunday for Rock HUI via Columbia.
Mrs. Clement went to Rock HUI to
visit ber daughter, Miss ' ' Margaret,
v. w> it a student at "Winthrop Col
lege. , j;.
Magistrate J R. Pennell, of Belton,
Route 1, was' here cn business Wed
nesday. IO fi-ft ii liipti^
L. J. Banister, pf Belton^Route 1,
Mrs. Reid Banister, of Martin town
waipi?wh?i hairM?h6' vhHBnW at the
noon.
?mwwwnmiW-WWRTIr??m*rati-.<ci ?lr
MM. W. T. Brooker, Jr., of Colum-h
bia, arrived Satdfuay' and is "with h?r
sisters, Mrs. Harold Breazeale and
Miss Floride Green, on Brown avenue.
Miss Emmie Hunnicutt, ot Green
ville, was a visitor In Belton Sunday,
tho guest of Miss Pawnee Sutherland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Greer and Mas
ter Dick and Fred Greer, spent Sun
day in Greenwood the guests of Mrs.
dinna Greer.
Miss Julia Blake left Tuesday to
resume her studies at Converse col
lege.
Miss Fanny Guyton, of Williams*
ton, spent Saturday In Belton, the
. . ?
Mrs. Nina Maxwell, formerly ot An
derson, but now of Savannah, Ga., who
la well known In Belton, spent a short
while in town,Saturday.
Mrs. A. C. Latlmer, Miss 8arab Lar
imer And -Mrs. James A. Mb Daniel
motored to Willlamston Sunday and
spent the afternoon with Mrs. J,. L.
Horton.
Miss Lillian Shirley, who has been
ill at her home near Anderson, haa r?
ei'Bbed her work in the Belton Htr.h
school. , f
Mrs. john T. West ?,nd Anna i)..xi
Vest spent Monday in Greenvi:'.\
Quite a number of Mrs. H. M. I
Geer's friends surprised /ber at a j
birthday supper Friday evening. Mr.
a delightful meal and Invitad the
gaset* without once arousing Mrs.
Deer's curiosity. Mrs. R. A. Lewis
brought a beautifully decorated birth
day cake and the diping room was
most attractive with red carnations.'
The affair was most enjoyable.
Mr*. r^lly'win?Mi?pent 4fdeWIn
Belton,-the guest of Mr?. J; F. Mp
Cuen. on Browne avenue.
Mrs. Garrison, of Pelxer, is visiting
daugUt^^ra^.^l^Mip, j
Mr- and Mr?. G. F. Terry, of Lick*
ville, sport the ~*3k.end; te Belton
wU> their daughter. Miss -Leila Terf-y
AM .Mrs. A. W. Hoggs.
y.ra, Tlnlo Austin, who ht/; heed
spending some time wUh'her dangt?-1
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has returned to ber home in Dalton.
Dr. D. L. Donn aid, ono of the leading
i'if-Hs ?nen of wtlll&maton, waa i?
um nu bu sin esa Tuesday. -
: Gaines, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Gain? dn-jsday morn,
lng for Greenwood, where he enters
Batley Wif;ar? institute,
Mra V.'. F. Tolly: nf Anderson, wan
a vUltor IP Belton Friday, the goes!
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f SISTER CITY o
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>f Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Harper, on
3n?wn avenue.
Mrs. S. B. Harper, Joel C. Kay, of
Belton, may bo motioned among
mose, who spent the week-end with
relatives at Honen Path.
Stephen Fields, of the Bethany Bee
ton, has accepted a position with the
?veil known firm or Gambrell & Kay.
Vit. Fields is a young noan and adds
>ne more to the population ot bust
ing Berton.
Rev. J. E. Covington, pt Greenville,
ipent last Friday night in, town the
tuest of his daughter, Mrs.'J. B. Har
rier, on Brown avenue.
Miss Kirkpatrick has returned to
Anderson to resume her work at
Moore-Wilson's and spent the week
end with Mrs. H. A.?Lewla,
Miss Goldsmith spent the week-end
n Piedmont, with her sunt, Mrs. John
dorris.
Misses Jessie Fant and- Mamie Har
?a left Wednesday for Gfeffner, where
hey will enter j Limestone., College,
rbis is Miss Fant's first year and
Was Harris' second year in this In
stitution.
W. T. Brooker, of Colui ibla,<may be
mW?m??m
if Belton, had business in Anderson
V,i i tittil ' 'J
Dr. E. C. Fr:?rson waa a visitor tc
Greenville Sunday. ,
Victor-B.'Cheshire/, of Anderson
vas In Belton, oh business, Monday.
Mrs. P. Berlin, ond children, of Bel
on, spent Sunday, Monda?' and Tues
lay in Greer, guests ot Mr. and Mrs
1. Berlin.
L. I. Jennings, bf Greenville, tooV
linner at Hotel Geer Sunday.
Mra. K. A. .Shirley, of Honea Path
s visiting her son, W. P. Shirley.
Mrs. J. P. Watkins and children
lenry and Mary, anent "Tuesday a
he home o? the'foraera father, Rev
l. W. Burts, in Honea Path.
Misc Claudine Skelton spent th?
reek-end in Anderson.
W. W. Cllnkscales, pf CraytonvBh
ectlon, was hera Monday,. .
. W. C. Davis, a prosperous {armes
f Hodges, may be ?uentftne? amonj
hose who 'stopped 'in Belton Tuesda:
r. iou te homo from Anderson. Mi
?avis is one & oar -sais subscriber
u The Belton Journal and is wei
Erased with the paper.
\Mjra, George ?llll, ot Piedmont, wa
i. Anderson TJeeday cn business. Sb
t?.pped over tn'Delioica little whl?
u ter way home.
Mrs/ Jane Baylors, ot Pendletoi
ns a.visitor to Belton Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie Boole, of Pelter, WK
evie home from Anderste,
Mrs. S. G. Hawkins and ci? lld rei
lt tie Miss Dorothy Dun cad and Mai
er. Samuel Grant, and Mis? No'
(riggs, of Sr=rtanburg. arrived i
own Tuesday and are visiting Mr
laude A. Grave?, on River' street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wi'-O."*!^;and M
nd . Mrs. I*. LL Martin,. of Anders?
>dayt ia s town .-with theil
nother, Mrs. M. A. wirHnghani, <
kndorson stree
J. A. Thompson, of Apfmon, wi
ti town ; Tuesday on hu nt nea?.
Misses Allen and Kelton, two
iiers iu the Belton Hij
chool, spent i ? wo?k-e?d?at thf
i>9 in Crcunville and Anderson.
Hardy Mauldln. of Qroerivll
ras a reeent visitor ih neston. ?
nest of Mox Rice. M .
Hulnn Campbell, Louis !See' a
Jenry Campbell apeat ?
OOH In Anderson.
S, !^?8H^^HH^^K 1,: *
ore on business Wodne,?
Miss is
ibe HUmmei- tn - -town t
;uest of h^r parents, Mr, and Mrs.
M. Ward, left Friday afternoon tor
New York city, where she will attend
Columbia University. Miss Ward is
taking a post graduate course in this
institution and will receive her de
gree next summer.
J. A. Shaw, Sr., of Belton, Route]
1, was among those in town on busi
ness Wednesday.
H. M. Coer, Mrs. Jessie Lewis, E.
T. Breazeale ead Miss Kirk. Patrick
were among those who motored over
to Anderson Monday morning.
M. C. Brown, a prosperous farmer
ol Belton, Route 4, waa; a business
risltor here*" Monday. "
J. KV Phillips, the officient express
agent at ' the' 'Southern depot, spent
hinday very pleasantly with friends
In Greenville. ,
Mrs. A. C. Latimer was called to I
Ulnntn Tuesday morning on account j
it the illae&s oj her son, Carroll.
John I .owe. of Mt. Bethel section,
was u uusiueas visitor hce Wednes
day.
BIRTH.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Green,
n Anderson, Monday, September 21,
i fine son.
The Belton Fair Premium List is|
ready for distribution and those In
lererfted in the premhuas can get
jbpy by'oalllng at the Journal office
, ?he premiums arc numerous this yea?
.nd we hope that tho, entries will be
arge. Tho date of tho fair Is/VVednes
lay, October 21. We want every one in
terested in U)ls .movement to do ev
erything in their power to assist thc
officers in making the fifth annual
Belton Fair a record-breaker. Get
your exhibits ready and be on hand
?arly the morning of the opening In
order that everything can be placed
jarly. The work done by the officers
will bc bard and we need the co-op
u*atlon of everybody Interested In thlt
rrand undertakings
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
/ A number of Mrs. H. M, Geer'?
lng her birthday. Mri Geer had made
arrangement^ for a delightful meal
and with Mrs. Mitchell's assistance
had Invited the guet ts without ever
arousing Mes. Geer's Curiosity. The-..t
alr, was most enjoyable.
Tho dining room (was beautifully
decor?t?d in roses ahd ferns -Mrs
Mr. Mrs. D.. A.v?eer,.<JI*?.>ond ?
jira. H. M. Geer. Mr and Mrs. W.
V.' Mitsoll, Mr. and, Mrs. J. T Rice,
.lr- and Mrs. F. M. Cox. Mrs. Jessie
^wis. Mr?. Alice Geer, Kn. W. H.
'oho, Jr., Mns Kirkpatrick: Miss Mary
Rodgers, Miss Lissie King, Miss Mar
garet Adama, Dra. Frlcrson, L. A.
crts and Dr. A. B. Weathersbee.
MILLINERY OPENINGS.
The millinery openings of the twe
tannery store?, here Tuesday and
.Vcdnesday ot this week was a pleas
mt occasion. The Bolton Mei (. antik
Jo. and ?'rs. M C. Cunningham are
he proprietors of these popular milli
tery establishments and their many
rieuds and customers wore ou hand In
arge numberu both daya. Thc hat
re very , pretty and attractive thl:
season and many were sold on the
opening days.
GO( *> BOAD8 MEETING. -
i i
. Some time agc a call was Issued by
tbs Columbia Chamber of Com
merca and Col. E. J. Watson. Com
missioner of Agriculture, for a gen
jral good roads meeting to be held In
Columbia on October 1st, at which
Ime ways sud means would be dis
:ussed for a campaign >to construct
bridges and highways throughout tat*
tate.. .Unforeseen complications have
trisen, necessitating the postpone
?..rvr,, r>f *V,lc mnvm?M> frnm ?Kio flrat
it yctobct ? walli iuo first week in De-'
member. A great desi of interest is
being .manifested In this movement,
aot only by tho citizens of South Car
olina but by the American Highway
Association, who are in sympathy
With tho movement', and have volun
teered their good offices toward mak
ing lt a success.
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PRK'IN COPELAND.
A wedding of much interest to many i
people in the county inferred In Pen
dleton on September 16tu, when ?Vii?
Madge Price became the bride of Mr.
Curtis C.. Copeland, of Cheddar, the
marriage .ceremony, being performed
hy Dr. Robert Adams, oi the rendic
ton Presbyterian church. Misa Price,
who has made her hone in O reen ville
tor soma time, io H young lady of at
tractive and pleasant personality and
has many friends lu Cheddar who are
glad to have her here. Mr. Copeland is
one of Ute leading fe-murx of this com?
mundy. After a fea days' visit In Pen
dleton and OconeMthey ur*- receiving
tho beat wishes ot jriends at tl-? home
of tho groom. near? Cheddar.
. NEGRO MANGLEI?.
Ben Brownlee, a negro about 25
years of age. was caugbt in a pulley at
the gin of Edward-King, in Greenville
county, about three miles from Tony
Creek, la6t Monday and was badly
mangled. Two of Belton's physicians
were called immediately and reached
him in a short time after the accident.
Very little hope waa held out for thc
recov- ry of the negro, but the physi
cians performed an operation and left
the negro aa comfortably as possible
Yesterday-we saw one of the doctors
and he Informed UK that the negro
would very likely recover.!
BA M A (?Kl) COTTON.
S. G. Murdock,-of the Clayton vi ile
secern, was a visitor here Wednesday.
Mr. Murdock is very much worried
about his cotton. He had IQ acres oi
fine cotter end the whole crop has be
gun to rot. A dark spot comet* on thc
boll after it Iz grown and then the hoi",
rots. Mr. Murdock ls afraid the boll
weevil has struck his cotton, He bat
gathered three bales of cotton and maj
ret three more, but should have gotten
At least el?Ul. He brough, some of th<
damaged cotton to town. We examined
3ir ??Mies and two-thirds of the growr
bolls were rotten.
FAKE CHOLERA CURES.
Farmers have no one but tbem
.CIVCB to blame if they usu fake hbf
.hol?ra cures. Tho veterinary division
t Clemson College has warned
Against them repeatedly. Every so
ailed cure for hog cholera which it
lao examined baa been a fake. When
tome of yr .ir hogs get citolera the
nily course to take is to separate tin
lek ones from the herd and notify
our county demonstration agent or
ond to Dr. M. Ii*y Powers, Clemson
'ollege, for serum with which to in
tculate the well hogs. "
The girls and boys of the Belton
.Ugh school gave an Informal party
X the school house Friday evening,
-ach girl carried her share of the
J venin g's refreshments and a number
it the young men in town were in'
-.-ted. Miss Skelton and Miss Allen,
wo of the teachers, - chaperoned the
young people, and everybody present
seemed to have enjoyed the occasion
(' AM I'RELL:BR A ?SH A W
One of the prettiest or tbs early au
tumn wedding* was solemnized at the
beautiful homo of the bride's parents.
^Rb?f?'s . M?*?, w&ra?p :?#?4$
it 8 o'ciock, when their ' daughter,
'rene, waa given Tn marriage to Mi
aul Bradshaw, of Anderson. It was a
Jlet affair, only the ^aasUy end-a fer
n Untate friends Witnessing the, nup-i
.-iaia." Mendainohi^R wr?hdisg-'march. *
rendered by Mrs. R. L. Parker, at UK
piano, announced the entrance of thc.
.ouple, preceded by Rev H. C. Marton,
> ho in tho soft glow of tlic shaded
ind attractively decorated parlor, pro
nounced the ceremony. Immediately
ol low lng the ceremony they left by .
tutomobile for some railroad . point
heir ultimate destination .being va-'
ions mountain resorts in .North Caro
lan, and upon their return will reside
n Anderson. The bride is a very win
some young lady, and looked cnpeclallj
tretty in her coat suit of palo blue
?ho is exceedingly popular in her. cern
nunity, where her ninny attainment;
and sunny disposition ha:-, won hex.
hoata of friends. The groom bold? a
clerical position with the Andersor
Foundry and Machine Works and ? *
recognised as a young man of et?rllug ?
qualities.
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HR. DAVIS WILL PLANT WHEAT.
W. C. Davis, of Hodges, while in
'.own yesterday declared that he WU'
-educe bia-acreage of cotton another
year at least five acres to tho plo?.
He will in a few. days sow down a
number ot acres of oats. Mr. Davis '
.ays that wheat will be one of his
leading crops next year. Ho will
?butt thirteen acres pf wheat oad
stated thai several ot his neighbors,
would do likewise. Wheat, corn and
Data'should be the slogan on the farm
another year. The acreage of cotton
will be reduced considerably in ul
-nost avery section ot ?he state !? the
opinion ot many farmers of this sec*
non. Plant Just a little cotton-double
the corn, oats and wheat crops sad
prosperity wtll be forthcoming.
WORK DAY AN ASSET.
Work Day may be made a Valdablc
asset to any Sunday-school. In thu
spring, .many Sunday ?enri?la observed
"Missionary Day," and several thou
sand chidren were tuugh/t'much about
foreign and heme miaous. Pendes;
the boards reosived several thou: ami !
dellar* In c?*tribut!onB from those
same childron, bi the Sunday schools.:
In this way tho "Missionary Hay " ]
served a two-fold parp?se: It brought'
money to the hoards and trained (ho j
young people tn oMsaionury life
lt-is thus that Work Day may be
made an asset ta Ute church. The pas-1
tor or superintendent *ho reatures J
life.--Tho Connie Maxwell.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
* DR. ll. A. ALLGOOD. *
* Physician *
* Watson-Vnndher Bonding *
* Hoars t to 10; 12 to 1; 3 tn 6. *
* At Cleveland Pharmacy t *
* 8 to ? a. BM OJO t* 7t90 p. m,. *
* Besldence Phone 82BJ Office 630 *
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. Anderson, So. Car. .
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BB. FOREST ft. SUGGS
Dentist
* Offices 413.415 Blcckley Bldg. .
* Associated With *
Dr. W. W. Chisolni .
Phone 336 J Anderson, H. V. .
SAYRE * BALDWIN .
ARCHITECTS
Bleekley Bldg. Anderson, 8. C. r
ClUiens National Baak Bldg. *
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. 1st Floor Bieckley Bldg* *
. Anderson* 8. C. *
D R, L. H. 8NIDEB .
VETERINARY SURGEON .
FrttwillCo. Stahl* .
; Phone H. . ' Anderson, 8. C. J
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Phone 671 Phone 27
UNDERTAKERS
117 E. Whit ri er St.
Answers all calla day ar algal
Phone 268.
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seek further* Just we. I
specialise oa these troubles and
caa give you that finish ea
werk taal spells satisfaction.
Prices 6X06 ta 6&J6 up.. Be.
pairs lue up?
DR. M R. CAMPBELL
112 W. Kh\iner St
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