Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Coming Next Mod First Instalmd $?he Last Word In Stylish) 1 PUMPS at GEISBERG'S TO THAT WOMAN WHO WORSHIPS AT Till: SHRINE OF THE ?GODf HESS Ok' FASHION" OUR SHOWING OF NEW SPRING AND SUMMER COLONIALS IS MOST APPEALING. THEY REPRESENT THE HIGHEST ATTAINMENT IN THE ART OF 8H0E*MAKING. THEY, ARE FASH. IONED IN STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE LATEST STYLES TREND TO MATCH PERFECTLY THE NEW* CONCEPTIONS IN DRESS* FIFTH AVENUE OR BROADWAY BOAST OF NO MORE ALLl'BING STYLES THAN WE ABE NOW DIS. PLAYING. IN ALL LE ATHEES uriiru irai1 ticiivuuik "wit war i HQIi EJ2? A IM %t ORNAMENTS. THEY ARE FRESH FROM THE LATEST STYLE CEN TERS AND HAVE A REPUTATION FOB UNSURPASSED FITTING* AND WEARING QUALITIES. at from $2 to Relsberg Bros. Shoe Co* ?JiftER MASONIC TJSMFLE S ho es That 3at i $ f y eus records mem that the firsft house in North A^emwi was rtoi startedun til the 26th day of !a?t Way. 16 ,i .ix in nn unlit y THAT 60 lots have been sold?i^k ing bought by 44 dli?erent pe?pte, at an aggregate cost ???u ?h?t ?i __Srjfchave been built ' at a total cost of $35,000. in other words? . More than $100,000 has I tt?ntion ts celled to It. Vr?^?* dverGveraeat a* it *pp*vl>e cn?j 9.609 had been spent for lota Tht: rror was qel?o appafsrt. ' The .Intel iday, "L ?nt of the B official PRoa anderson] TUESl Openir Lincoln G. Dicke f.;30 p. m.?Prelude, Dunbar Bell| 4:00 p. m.?Lecture. "The Need! D. Alden of Boston. Admission 25 cents, Chil| 8:00 p. m.T?Concert and Entertai Dunbar Bell Ringers and Mat Character Studies from Life Admission 50 cents, Chik ****** ******* * ELECTRIC CIT * Items of Intereet and Personi * Wireless on the s| ****** * * * * * * * Deputy Renders Caught PrlHonei-. Deputy Sheriff J. OUn Sanders re turned yesterday afternoon from GrernvUle where he went for tbo pur pose of securing Bob'Johnson, a ne gro, wanted .in Anderson county on a charge of violating a contract. John ron ijae one of a party of three want ed here. The othor two negroes were caught in Greenville some days ago hut a* that time Johnson could not h? i?c?ted. Ho Is now an honored guest in Sheriff Ashley's hotel. -o? New OeecpatloB For the Magistrate. ; Magistrate. Broadwell had a stren uous day yesterday. He possibly broke all records for the number of war TaTii? Jffuv? m one day and men on iop of that he had a still harder task net out for Mm. he had to marry a couple, The couple came from Sparten? Lbnrg, the groom being John O. Blah It* while the brid? Is Miss Sue Bb I \M?? Parris of the Spartan city.' Mr. Bishop has been spending some time he Anderson connected with the force of telenhone workmen. The magis trate made a good Job of the affair and claimed ' afterwards that ho en Joyed the experience. -a? Anderson Mas . Almert NGO Autos, Investigation at the office of Jas. N. pear man,, clerk of court, reveals the fact that Anderson now has al most 800 automobiles, there being 721 machines registered in the - county, aside from come few in the hands of dealrs not yet registered. Mr. Pea* mnu says that bis records show Si car* registered within the last 20 days. Tbia demonstrate > very con* clualvely that Anderson prosperous and that Anderson's people are living ~c cas* street. Dr: Fraser WiU~"<>~ Speak In Columbia. Rev. Dr? W. H. Fraier. pastor of the First Pref byterlan church of Andar ron, bas accepted the Invitation to de liver the Baccalaureate sermon a* Mio College for Women In Columbia during the commencement exercises thla year.. Dr. Fraier has once before delivered the sermon at Columbia aVd It it said that he charmed his au# enco on that occasion. Anderson people gnow that he will do so again this year. ??o-:? For inventor's Pre ?eure. "??J?Lu Gcv. Cole I.. Blaise has been in j viced to rome to Anderson couniy<W? 1 deliver ah address when the - M?>fe Branch School doses its session next Saturday, according to ait announce ment made by lion. J. W. Ashley while in the city yesterday. Interesting ex ercises hare been arranged for ih* school closing and it !? probable that people rrom all parts or the county will ho presentffi^^^^^^^^pBH HHHHDHHF*0?? ?^HHMHfl jRleet?oft Will Bean Take Place. But. little Interest is being mani fested the coming election for al derman from wart* four. This election Is tn take place on Friday. May Kaw the voters wilt choose between Keys ?limer and John H. T?te. According to' a statement made yesterday by the 8nporv!Bd> of recitation, there are only 48 voters mglatered in this ward and as the reg?tretion books closed Saturday It will he impossible for mere than that number to vote to tbt* coming election. Expert ?s in ARderson. Mme Kline, one of the country's most famous corseiUers has arrived in the pity and will be with the Moore .ananv during today and tomorrow. '? large number of the ladles of the city vlstttd this popular establishment yesterday In an effort to get acme light on the Sateat wrin* hies end Ufa propabie that many more will go during today and tomor row. Working Far the Indostria? Sehe?!. Ret. J. H Brown, representing the Textile Industrial Institute, baa bees rpcnd:?f several days to Andersen la the causa pi the school he represent* Thla school is ope of the beet ka-awB {in tk* country and te doing a ?real o here oa Sunday Rev Browi flilod the pulpits of aevean' churches and made a stroes and earn JC ILE ? g Serial Sto 1RAM CHAUTAUQUA DAY y, Superintendent. Ringers and Male Quartette, of the Hour"?Ht>:i. George dren 15 cents, n nient, e ?Quartette ?John B. Ratt?. Iren 25 cents. ****** ***** *;.*: Y SPARKLETS * _ * kl Mention Caught Over tue V treet* of Anderson * ****** ******* Pretty Wedding Of Popular People. Dispatcher from Easley to the Sun days newspapers say that the wedding of Misa Maym?e Lou Eilison to J. Luther Cc?y, ic?? took ymt:< in mas lay Thursday, ?as one of the prettiest affairs ever seen In that place. Mr. Cely Is well known' la Anderson, be ing a relative of T. L. Cely of this city. He and the bride will have the friends. Mr. Hillhouse Has Changed Positions. M P. Hlllbouse, who has been con nected with one of Svana drug stores for some time, has resigned that posi tion and is now connected with the American Tailors. Mr, Hillhouse hasH many friends In Anderson and An derson county and is popular nnd de serving young man. Anderson Blrt~ ? Bought and Sold. , S. W. W?lsqn, on? of' Anderson's well knotf?. groc?ryraeh, yesterday purchased ?(viji O. f?. C^Boieman, the property known as the W. T. W. Ha?L risen place, about two miles out of the city: Mr; Milford says that he wfflT make a few changes in the place and hopes to move out to his new home within the next weefc-or "ten days. Xr; fianshfta Is Not Traveling. i William I.aughlin, one'.', of Ander ron's b?rt' known and most popular traveling men, told a reiser for The Intelligencer yeaterday that he would i r.ci hz- on ^be fuod ?iis-season. tbsm ae to Mr. Lnughlln'B houses hdvlrig gone out of business. There will be many disappointed customers thin teason in various town* an* ?n n Mr. Laugniin falls to can on them. Time Liait ? Is Exie?ued. C. W. McOee. county treasurer, said yesterday that tho tlmo limit for An-r deruon ccynty road taxes would ex pire next Thursday but that he would continue to rece!: ? taxes until Sat urday night to accomodate the people of the county. According to the treas urer, a number remain unpaid at this time. M las Waters Has ?~ Returned Home. ?s?ffiSL B?isr. A?va waters was].m Anderson MKimite to her home -it New berry. Miss Waters has been ffsachlng the arovfce school in thlB county for the lart. session and has just closed the term fncrq. She says that the, year bar been Very, successful, that mach war. accomplished und that she like all the Anderson county , people ~hent she ?ras ass m haag Brew a Ftae For Beating Father. , ?-.. Holden Belton, a i reigned before Magistrate Broadwel yesterday on a charge of beating up his father. B?hlen a plea of (guilty, alleging however, that his fsth er had assaulted him with a chair. He drew a fine of ?10.'-C, A. Shaw, } a white man arrested aomfc weeks gffb ou a charge of obtaining goods under false representation, was giv jco n hearing and his case was sent op to the court of general s?salonv -? Hr. Salilfaa Spoke M t'ifWHou College. I O. tollen Sullivan, one of Ander son'? able lawyers, wjM, t: II niip.o *""tday uns s^o^r. ^uss-; 'night before the Y. M. C. A.. Mr. Sal livsn bad as hie subject "Law As a Ltfe Calling." and he made a great impression upon the cadet* com luwlnw th.? f*l?i*?*^"? v ~ZZ " ?ndersoh people who heard ?i? et J^t?i? thai It WMjHH&fct and th*' Mr. Sullivan acquitted himself in j Jrpisndld manner. -o ?ff. CHakseales Anderson people rejoicing for fmra?. with great plaaaare to Satur day, May K when Dr. John O. Clink s^ats? of W of ford College W4U deltvai the Memorial address At Ml. Ptsff&l 11 church. On the following day an all day singing will tak* plaoi PUtgah and Dr. Cl'.nkscale* tlefeoak. Several other r?d singers wii be present. L-UMOU Tha regular mcetii all i sKBBSSnSa ?y. BIJO Phllatt:*. clu of the Fl ret Presby terian church Is to take place this afternoon at ft o'clock with Miss Caro line Vance. The meeting promises to be Interesting and It is urged, that every member make an effort to at tend. ; H. L. Wllllngham of Belton spent Sunday In the city with friends. 8. T. Ca?^?r of Lake City was among thor to spend Sunday in the ' ' ty. _ C. O. S?ll of Columbia wag In the I city yesterday for a few hours. C. B. Miller of Charlotte, N. C, was 'in the city yesterday,.a gueBt at th? I Chlquola hotel. "* - -??_ Miss Carrie McCuen has returned from Pelzer where she spent Sunday jpf.th relatives. ..." "'' > T. M. Kirkpairick or Charlotte was I.i the city yesterday for ?'few hours. Clarence Beaty is among the An derson, people tn Atlanta this week for grand opera. Will Thompson and Miss Mary Thompson of the Hopewell section were shopping In the city yesterday. Ol-,. v,i visT- nui/rrm neighborhood spent yesterday in An derson. W. A. Webb of the Hammond sec tion was among the visitors to spend yesterday in Anderson. - Miss Ruth Fretweli and Miss Elisa-1 ?cih Frc?we?? left yeeieraay for At-1 lanta where they go to attend grand opera. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keese and daughter, Ruth, arc in Atlanta "for the grand opera season. Dr. 1. J. Burriso of Stftrr spent part of yesterday in the cliv ort business. . . Sam. McAdams anil Col. J. E. Boggs will eave this morning for a business trip to Greenville and LaUrens. .. lt.. A. Pax ton of Columbia spent yes terday ra the city, a guest at the Cm? quoJa hotel. H. ?. Jonas of Groenville waa ta the city yest?rday for a few hours, O. D. Gray of Williams ton was among those spending yesterday In the cuy. '* ; > ' , Magistrate John B. Leverctte of Iva was'in the'city yesterday on business.. & Lee Owen* a progressive farmer of Garvin township waa in the city yefterday. , James Cox of the Saluda river sec tiotr was ' In the city yesterday on business. W. E. Poore of Wlillamston was among those spending yesterday iq Anderson. ' . Wood row Campbell of Townvllle v.as in the city yesterday on business. Miss Bessie Daniel of Martin is vlal ihg her sister, Mrs. T. C. O'Dbll on South McDuftle street. B. W*- Wilkinson. at ?par?eab??rs : spent yesterday In the city, a' guest. | at the Chlquola hotel, o c> o o o o a o o o o O o o o The Cbastauqnn. ? o ' o o O n o on no o o o o o Elaewhere ig given the full program for; the ?hestcu^a r.=.tsrUls=i^su, today. The summary of event* for the remaining days of the week la as follqwis: Morning Lecture 11:30. Afternoon Muslq 3 7?. Afternoon Lecture 4: t?O,. Children Hour 4:9?. Evening MuMo 8:00, Evening Entertainment 8:45. Wednesday. Morning Lecture?"Two ot 17s**?Mr. Long. Afternoon Concert?The Harmony Concert Company. Monologue ? "That Printer of Udell's"?Everett Kemp. Children's Hour?Miss Fike. Evening Concert ? The Harry ConoArt Company. i ni nil >| 'XijlOPTrMt."!11 " ~? KdWt j Amtierst 0)\. 'raarsaay. Morning Lecture?-" Where the Ra SOW fVMTV*^ tVvinr; "?"fcffi> t^witr Afternoon Concert?Welch - Chris- j ft?nas? Baker Co.. Lectttrc-^."Watehhsg th? Worin ?e Over."?Wallace Bruce Amsbary. . : .Children's Hour?Miss Fike. & Evening Concert ? Weleh-Ckrletai*! sen Baker C& Night,"?The Ben Greet Ptay era. -' Friday. Grand Musical P?stivaL Morning Lectur??"A Modern Vt? ik^-HM*. Long. Admlralon ?&c; Children lb c. Afternoon Musical Recital--Marcas A. "Kellerman. Girl of I T?EATR1 THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. HEARTS OF WOMEN?. Vitagrapb. Special two reel drama, featuring Julia Swoyne Gordon and William Humphreys. Showing two phases of a woman's character, self ishness and self sacrifice. a woman from whom you would expect much, te saved from the errors of her ways by a woman whose environments are contrary to her nobleness. rare and cupid? Vitagrapb Comedy. Featuring Wal lte Van, Uli liar, Walker, Jamea Lack aye. Ohas. Wellesly, S. Rgnkln Drew, Arthur H. Ashley and Gwendolyn Brooks. OFT BLACKED? Biograph farce comedy. 4 Big Reel*?10c THE MAN THAT FUT THE MOVE| IN MOVIES. 4 SPECIAL This Week BRIMMER Tomato Plants 10c Fer Dozen ?N0EBS?B FLQRAt CO. ] Fhoan 252L. Meaner* of Rorists Telegraph Delivery. |- Haf?r you- noticed - -the large number cf homes that ere being |--painted? It certainly . adds " beauty to a home. See Diigan f before painting. --N?TiON?L .?; Pblladelp V AMERICAN it Philadelphia 6; New York 4. u Waahington 6; Boston 1. Jo other games scheduled. FEDERAL, ...THEATRE TODAY'S PK? G RAM. THE Rl'BY CIECLB? Rex 2 reel drama that ia full-of thrills and wilt keep you on the ex cited bench every moment. The find ing of n ruby ring lends toHhe un earthing of H dnhgerouB secret order of Nihilists. Featuring Bob Leonard and Hazel Buckhanu WHERE THERE'S a will THERE'S a way? w y IMP comedy with Ethel G ran din. ANIMATED WEEKLY? Universal. All toe batest current "doming tomorrow "THE LITTLE MAIL CARRIER" 2 reel Victor with Florence l?wrence. Coming Thursday ?DANGER? OP THE VELDT" 3 reel ; 101 Bison wild animal and war drama combined.-the blggeipt sensation yet. . '<? , Coming Friday "SHE WAS ONLY A WORKING GIRL" 2 reel Nestor coro ^Noxt Monday ?LUC?LE LOVE, THE GIRL OE MYSTERY" the ?rat install ment. LECTRIC ...THEATRE WOLVES OF TH? VNR;EBW.ORLD Broncho sp?cial twov re*-i feature showing how the gangs live In New York's East 3ide. Don't mias this ex rUnu, future. . THETROTAINTY OP JLAN? ^^^Bnca. How erroneous judgment twaUil Kv . ?t?*>yj ?i?iii?! sv"id??}CS atmo?t add? the death penalty to- an accidental klll-ng. Featuring Sydney Ayer'a.and Vivian Rich. 4th ree! to be selected. Coming Thursday "FRECKLES" 2 reel Domino. Coming Friday -THE MYSTERIOUS SHOT* 2 rft?l Reliance weat#ro drama 4REELS~lQc: MuiyuiS Mov?cs Make Tbae Fly.