The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-05
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MIR. " NJ. Young. brother oi Mr.. G.
this place. tic,l AT his homo IN Pelzer s.
G., Tuesday, l'er. ..>iI, of typhoid fever,
AMI Was buried there Wednesday,. the
funeral services being conducted by Rev.
W. +. Tate. lc hadonly been in i'clzer
ai,uut two months. lie lca,es a wife and
:iv" chil6tcu besides his brother and sis
ter - mourn his loss. Mr.. &. V. Young
ana Mrs. }. :. S,lcnllcn, requested the
"Ii,er To- r"nLer thcir thank, "a friends
who have -y.nrsthizc'! ,.i,h them IN their
irnuhl".
Mrs. l.. T.. Hal, widow OF thr late !.
tHIvin Hall. died 1T her home near this
place Dec nth. IN her ,ith ycar. Shc
hal been "a sufferer for years with can
Ger. but hal only boon confined TO her
bod for 10 or u weeks Sllo boro her sur
iciing with Christian fortttlLr. Her re-
mains were Inferred iii the Mullikin
family 3uryinggrounJ, near picrcetOwn,
the funeral services being conducted by
her pastor Rev. y. T.. Reid, or tho Pres
byteran Church. OF which Church she
WAS faithful member for fifty years.
Mss fcioisr Sloan. OF trocnviiie, AMI
Miss Nan Sloan, OF Anderson, visited
thoir parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Sloan,
Of this place, during the holidays.
Mrs. J. II. Max we'll, Mrs. o. f.. IIud-
gems, of Eberton, Ga, aud Miss Noll
Cunningham, Of Anderson. arc visiting
tho family of Mr.. J. w. Simpson.
Hon. T.. a. Trescott OF Backsbnrg, S
g.. and Mr.. II. G.. Trescott, Of Washing
ton. ID. G.. visited thor parents during
Christmas.
Shanklin. Of Piedmcnt, E. G., and J. A.
Shank lin, nf Sparta, Ga, caino home to
spend Christmas with their parents.
aIr. and Mrs. ". W. Hu,sell, "f Andcr-
son, spent several days in and near Pen
hlctrn last week, visiting their sons and
daughters.
Miss McCarIey. of Seneca. /. visiting
Mi-s or lin Harris for Il few days.
As every town has had iiA scare about
smallpox. our town decided to be in the
fashion. There was Il suspected case in
town about Il week ago, tut tho phys-
clans of tho place decided that the sus
pectftl caso Of smallpox WAS only very
mild case of chicken pOx. The Board of
Health, consisting of Charles Davant, NJ.
d., president; w. w. Watkins, NJ. d.;
II. l.. Sitton, ID. i. Reid, and i. r.. Secre-
tMry, had II meeting Dec. :;lst. and unani-
mously agreed that there was no small
pOx in l'endloton, HI tho two above
named physicians had carefully exam
ined into tho matter and found it as above
stated.
Mr.. ). \. Shanklin and Miss c0nyers
Pickcns, Of this place. were mArrieds,,t
tho home of tho BRIDES father, I,r r.. j.
Pickens Monday evening, Dec. nth, by
Row. O. +. Porcher. only tho i'm mediate
family present.
Judge Hook. Of Clemson College, and
Miss ltessie Miller, or this place, were
married at the residence Of DIR. II. G. Mil
ler- father of the bride. Dec 2sth, by Rev,
-. n. POrcher.
Mr.. G. n. Snellings, of l:lberton, Ga,
and Miss Essie Brock, OF this plsce. were
married Wednesday, Dec. 10Th, by Rev.
0. T. Porcher, at the home OF Mr.. j. R.
Culbertson, brother-in-law of the bride.
Mr.. = Lawrence. OF Central, s. c., and
Miss Eva Young daughter of our towns
man. Mr. G. w. Young. were married
lee. 10th by REV. A. r. Dunlap, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents.
Mrs. Whtten is quite sick with pneu-
monia at the home OF her son-in- law, Mr..
w. NJ. Campbell.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wright is quite sick at her
home, having had a stroke ofparalysis.
Sizes our last ltss:s AIR. s.. l.. :iskeW
End family, rr and Mrs. Day. ,snsnvaE,
have moved into our midst. Wo are
glad to welcome them into our town.
Wishing the lNrELLlGENcEn Il very
prosperous year in 1888,
On SPORT