The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-06

her girlhood her parents moVeu
son County and settled three milee& tn
of this city. On January 8, 1928. shNr na
married to Mr.. Hall; who died in 300
Ten children were the fruit of this unton,,
and Of this number, six-three sons aSt.
three daughters-survive her. Shortly
after her marriage she moved to the placSS'
where she died, and had always l1Ve0
there. About five years ago che received
a fell, which crippled her. andISiuUo tnen
she had-b been confined to her bed, almost
as helpless as an infant. Two or three
weeks ago she contracted fever, which was
early life she joined the Presbyterian
most devoted and exemplary member.
The exhibition of gentleness and patience
observed by those who saw her during her
long and painful illness, was in strict
accord with ell her former life. Her suf-
ferings were severe, but it was not hers to
murmur or repine. A true and loving
wife, gentle and faithful mother, kind
and affect1onate neighbor, she ever showed
in walk and conversation the genuineness
of her faith, and those who knew her best
loved her most. The loved ones who are
left to cherish her memory have the con:
ISOLATION of knowing that she. has entered
that rest prepared for the weary.
Mr.. Richard G.. Laughlin and his newly
made bride reached Anderson last Friday
from Nashville, Tenn, and will make this
city their home for the present, at least.
MIR. Lsughlin ia one Of our most promi.
nent young men and one ofthe most pop
ular 'Knights ofthe grip" Mrs. Laugh
lin is the daughter of DR.. e. T. Avery,
deceased, ct one time prominent physician
and planter of old Ebenezer, near Rock
Hill S. C. A complimentary german
was rendered this happy couple last Fri
day evening at the Hotel Chiquola, and
tha following is list of those present :
Mr.. B. O. Evans with Miss Claudia Pre-
vost, Mr.. Jno. Sader with Miss Harper,
Mr.. Joe Trowbridge with Miss Eunice
Provost, Mr.. A L. Sharpe with Miss Caro-
Miller MIR. Clarence Brock, with Miss
Nell Humphreys, MIR. Walter Brock with
Miss Sarah Powers. Mr.. T. J. Bell with
Miss Julia Powers, Mr.. L. G. Parker with
Miss Felicia Murray, Mr.. ]. L. Maxwell
with Miss Mary Orr, Mr.. j. r. Cochran
with Miss Hattie Mowbray, Mr.. K. 8.
McCully with Miss Ina Hill, Mr.. Z. 4.
Kay with Miss Louise Humphreys, +. w.
Nardin with Miss Anna Humphreys. Mr..
Hoyt S. King with Miss Dltmer Gilmer,
Mr. e. Eskew with Miss Efle Osborne,
Mr.. T. V. Bolan with Miss Sue Dickson,
Mr.. D. 8. sadler with Miss Marie Provost,
Mr.. r. G. Maxwell with Miss Isabelle
Wicker. Mr.. Walter Keys with Misc
Ba.tha Keys. Present: DIR. end Mrs. Orr,
DR.. and Mrs. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Patrick, Mr.. and Mira. W. I. McFall.
Stays: Messrs. Geo. Evans, NJ. 8. Dick
ons, Thos. G.. Gentry r. D. Earle, D. S.
TAVlor. n. e. Bell. J. 3 McGee, Jr., Capt.
Marshall and A. Fretwell. This was q
delightful occasion and gave our society
ladies an opportunity to meet and welcome
the bride, and all present an opportunity
to congratulate tue newly welded pair
Mr. Dickens, the genial proprietor OF the
ChiquoIa. who, by the way, was one OF the
stags at the german, was unremitting In
his efforts to render every one present
comfortable. No ono more thoroughly
appreciates how necessary an element OF
happiness comfort is than -neine host
Dickens. Mr.. and Mrs: Laughlin will
make the Chiquola their home for the
present