The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-29

1no Cnefie9 King Theatrical Company
House tonight and {, morrow nieht.
the sense OF numbers. but ia that
each IL an accomplished arsiete. They |
come we'll recommended end. Judging from
tho Two performances already given. our
eneater goers will be delighted with them.
They have many excellent selections
where pethos and ninth go hand In hand,
and the beauty or IL all is that It 10 we'll
rendered. The admission 10 10, 20 and 80
cents.
Oh last Friday night Jack Young, VIII
liam Hauke and Martin Hanks, Jr., all OF
the Cook Station neighborhood. assaulted
Q young Mr.. Mcconnell, con of Bsylis
mcdonnell. IN this city near Fretwelre
tolls in bis face and finally stripped him OF
bis pants and forced him to leave in that
denuded condition. Er. Mcconnell
sought Chief Dillingham; who arrested the
parties. but released them on bond 10 ep-
pear before the Mayor Mondey. They
felt their bonds. 1t Is eaid that tho assault.
Ing parties claim that they were only biav-
Ing practical Joke. but we learn that Mr..
Mcconnell will make State case OF the
effair.
There was delightful inpromptu dan "a
=: .sS :SSSi.:enoD of nirs. W. w. Hum
phreya Christmas night. Those present
were Misa Virginia Allison. OF Edgefield,
Misses Effie Osborne, Marie Provost, Cleo
King, sanmie Earle, Claudia Provost,
Neil Humpbreya. The young gentlemen
were Dursnt Earle. Rhett psrSsF. John K.
Cochran, F. Mem. SAWYER, r. T. Mex.
we'll, John Sadler. Eoyt King, Fred Mar.
din. Robert King, Clare0ce Provost.
Stephen Provost. David Taylor and Joe
dance were kept up until midnight, and,
notwithstanding the bad weather, there
was not o mUrmur to mar the happiness
OF the occasion.
Last Monday Walter hfiiier, a negro
and was ehown watch by one OF the
young clerks. He also wanted to see some
other goods Mr.. Moore came along, aud,
hearing Miller ask for the other goods.
told him to go up stairs with him Miller
obeyed at onca but instead Of putting the
watch back, clipped 1t, unobserved. rs he
thought, in his pocket, but the young
clerk saw the trick aud. following Mr..
Moore aud the negro up stairs, told Mr..
Moore. The watch was found in the
negr0's pocket and he waa handed over to
the police. Miller tried TO persuade his
to pay for the watch and had the money to
pay for It, but he failed in his argument
and was fined $40 or % days.
Mrs Clarissa Junkin. relict OF the late
Capt Robert Junkin, died at her homo
five miles west of this city last Saturday,
and her remains were inferred SUNDAY Ia
the New Hope Churchyard. Mrs. Jun
kin was daughter OF the late Silas Mas
sey, and about II years OF age. She was
most excellent woman. and had long been
q devoted and exemplary member of the
of inf J., nd tooSr cioly
only few weeks, aud the announcement
of her death was a shock to her frienda,
many OF whom had not heard OF her ILL
ness. Several sons and daughters survive
her. and In their sore bereavement they
have the consolation of knowing that their
devoted mother is now at rest with the
Saviour whom she delighted to serve ia
her journey through life.
To day at 80 p NJ. Anderson's chisf OF
pOlice Will lead to the altar Miss Eula Lee
King. tho beautiful and accomplished
daughter of ME- p. AZ. Ii;Us oi ihis city.
The ceremony will take placs at the resi-
dance OF the brides mother and Rsv. D. l..
Martin will pronounce them man aud wife.
II will be quiet wedding, attended only
bv relatives and few intimate friends.
We extend our hearty congratulations to
ont their lives they may be surrounded by
only such circumstances as bring happi-
ness and contentment. John w. Dilling.
hcc, Is worthy chief and O worthy man
Anderson Is proud Of his honesty, courage
and efficiency. Miss King iua charming
sasses all the attributes OF heart and mind
70 make O good man @ noble wife We
again congratulate both.
The Mayors Court Monasy snd Tuus-
day .,oTnss:e pr@aEseed busy sosns and
sHGwe6 group which would have furnish
ed much delightful e.ndy sos tho extreme
physiognomist. There were colored boya
and cOlored women and colored men and
white men. There were configurations,
casts and expressions innumerable. Hav-
ing respect, however, for the liberties GUS
torn has eugrafted upon the Christmas
tide. his Honor was leDient and many
we're allow ed to depart with slight ad-
monition. Many plain simple drunks
we're dismissed, but where they were ac-
companied with disorderly conduct aud
swearing $500 was the maximum of
leniency. A few cases OF petty larceny had
To be dealt with, and when these were
called the countenance Of his Honor
would darkep and SIG or % days was as
low aa leniency could 20.
The dance Monday evening at the hotel,
given by the Chiquols German Club, was
~ perfect success aud developed more
Christmas tide joy, and brought together
more feminine peauty than hny event of
the seasoD. II there lurked in a single
corner particle of uhhsppiness OF gloom
it slept IN nnoticed by single participant.
Brilliant lights flashed upon beautiful cos
TUNES and btill more beautiful forms and
faces. while delightful strains OF music
stole into every heart. bringing them into
perfect harmony There We're presen. as
participants Miss Ina Hill with Capt. j G.
Marshall Miss vonBostell with j. u
Maxwell, Jr: Miss Falecia Murray with
F. B Maxwell Miss Zoe Fiecklev with
~ C Provost; Miss Cora Clarke. of Rome,
ga, with j. N. Brown, Jr.; Miss Bslle
Wicker with ii. c. Hunt. OF Augusta;
Miss Caro- Miller'with Joe Il. McGea. Jr
Miss Claudia Provost with J. f. Fair OF
Augusta; Miss Marie Provost with y. l..
SadIer; Miss Anna Humphreys with A.
NJ ShBrpe; Miss Louise Humphreys with
l. r Kay Miss Ellie Osborne with Il
y Blecklsy Miss Monte Riley with Is.
D. Earle !; M Is. Edna E,rle with L. b.
Taylor; Miss S4mnnie Earle with y. H.
Provost. Jr Miss Bertha KEYS with p.
THORNLEY,; Miss Margie McCully with j.
D.. Max veil. Jr Miss Mary Orr with q
u Tn1ngend N1jea Iucia ChfIdo ~ DoL