The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-05
BoIeman News.

Christmas passed off very quietly in thi:
community. There was no drunkenness
nor any disorderly conduct that We hearC
OF. which speaks well Tor our people.
1t is with sadness We chronicle the death
OF Beulab, the nine-year daughter oi
Mr.. and Mira. a. C. Cromer, which occurred
December 22nd, 1897. She had been sick
about three weeks with typhoid pneu.
monis She was their Oldest child, and 8
remaf kable bright child for her age. She
was buried the next day in the Double
Springs Churchyard. The entire com.
mnnity deeply sympathize with the be-
reaved parents Mr. Cr0mer, who has
been very sick with the fever himself. we
are glad to cay has recovered.
Mrs. Katie Osborne died at the resi-.
| dence OF her SOD. Mr. Newton Osborne,
near Reed Creek, Ga. December 10Th. 1897,
after an illness of only few days. Her
remains we're buried az Double Springs
the Goth. She was the relict of the late T..
r Osborne. She had lived in the Fork
ali her life until year or so ago when she
went to her sons TO live She was about
rs years old, and had been consistent
member of the Baptist Church for many
years.
Married. on Wednesday evening, De
cember Pad 1897. at the residence OF the
| brides mother, Mrs. Mary Fredericks, by
Rev. j. L. Singleton. Mr. w 81. Cole, of
Anderson County, and Miss Eunice Fred
| erlcks, of OconGe County. We extend our
hearty congratulations to the bride and
groom.
Married. on Sunday, December l9th
1897, at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. J. M. Mcclure. Mr.. Walter
Gibson, of Oconee County, and Miss Pearl
King, Of Anderson County.
Prof. l.. M. Mahaffey and wife. of Hope
well, visited his father, Mr.. p. S. Mahsffey,
dtripg the Christmas holidays.
Miss Gertie and Lutte Mahaeey, who
have been attending school at Hopewell,
came home to spend the holidays. They
were accompanied by their friend, Miss
Rachel Pru;tt, of Hopewell.
Misses Emma aud Burnie Farmer, who
are attending the Winthrop College at
Rock Hill, S c., spent Christmas at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Farmer.
Miss Mamie Jolly. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Caude L. Shelton. in
Augusta, returned home the oath ult. Her
sister accompanied her aud spent the holi-
days at her fathers, Mr.. j. M Jolly. Mrs
Skelton returned home the 31st ult. Miss
Lena Shelton accompanied her home.
where she will spend two or three months.
Mrs. O. P. Cole. who has been onfirm-
ed invalid for the last three years, is very
low at this writing She is most astima.
BILE lady, and it is hopedsby her many
friends that she may yet recover.
Mr.. L 0. Bradberry. who is selling
goods at Boleman, has completed his resi-.
dence at that place and moved bis family
there.
Rev. I. M. Simmons, formerly of the
Craytonvills section, has bought place
near the new ferry, in this Township
(Fork), and has moved his family to it.
Rev. F. M. Cole, who has lived on the
Hollands Ferry place, on Tugaoo Riye9,
for number of years. has bought place
near Reed Creek, Ca, where be has NOV
ed his family.
Mr.. "A. G. Milford, of the Broyles sec.
ton, has moved to the w. r. Parker
place. We welcome him into our midst.
Mr.. VIM. Waddell, who has been resi-
dent of our neighborhood a number Of
years, has moved to the plantation of DR..
S. r. Heller, near Alpine
: Mr.. Andy Harrison, of Georgia, has
moved to Mr. L. A Cole's old home place,
near Boeman
Rev. j. F. Singleton, of Townville is
very SICK at his fathers with an attack of
yellow jaundice. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
We wish the editors and printers of the
INrELLlGENcER and everybody else a
happy and prosperous new year.
ScRIEBLER.