The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-04
Notes from Denver.

CuFlStludS III Out ConA"hhJ "o
passed pleasantly, without an accident
or any disorderly conduct (of whlchwe
are aware) to mar its pleasure.
The Misses McWhorter gave socla-
BILE in honor of Miss Ena and Ada
Simpson, of Pied edm0nt, who were visit
ing them. 1t was well attended, and q
most enjoyable occasion. Mr.. Sam
Harris, Of Belton, was guest. He
seems to find some of our ladies very
attractive. and we admire his tasxe.
Misses Myrtle and Hattie McWhor-
ter came horne to: enjoy the holidays.
They speak highly Of the communities
in which they are teaching.
Miss Margie Majors, who is assistant
teacher in the High School at Penale-
ton, came home for vacation, much to
the pleasure Of her friends.
MIR. Guy Daniels and sister, Miss
Ruby, of New berry, are visiting rela-
.tives in Denver. We find them pleas.
ant acquisitions to our society, and will
regret to see thentleaye.
The yOungpeoples had quite pleas
ant social at the residence of fdr. II. N.
Garrison.
Cadet w. ID. Barrison, Jr., ,sof clem-
son. spent the. holidays at home. Will.
is a genial fellow, who helps t0 bright
zen any company q. 4.
Miss Lille Garrison spent the early
days of Christmas with friends and
relatives in. Greenvilie. She had such
a pleasant time and made SO many
friends over there, she could hardly
tear herself away, to brighten. with her
presence the last daysOf Christmas III
Denver. q
MIR. and Mrs. W.tD.' Garrison gave q
dinner ON Thursday in Christmas, as
which was gathered their children and
grandchildren and a fey neighbors.
The dinner was excellent, the cornpa-
ny pleasant, and will be day long to
be remembered by all present.
ington, d. e., came home during the
holidays to the delight OF his parents
and other friends. His visit was short,
as he has already returned to his duties
in the Senate.
:. MIR. John Black ckman, who is attending
the Cokesbury Conference School,
spent his weeks vacation with his pa
rents, John is an excellent young man
for whom we predict an honorable fu-
ture.
Rev. II. NJ. Majors, once a member of
the S. C. Conference, but several years
ago transferred to Southwest Texas.
is now in our community visiting his
mother and other relatives. Hepreach
ed an excellent sermon at Sandy
Springs on New Years Day. His
friends are proud of the record he is
making in Texas. He is now pastor of
the fourth NJ E. Church, South, in
Fort Worth, which is a large city.
There was beautiful home wedding
in our community on December 2lst,
at the home of Mr. j. f. Hackett Miss
Mamie Hackett, was united in marri-
age to Mr.. Charlie Dunn. of Septus.
The officiating minister was Rev. j. F..
Singleton. A large company OF rela-
tives and friends witnessed the mar1l-
age and parto0k of the bountiful we'd
ding supper.
Miss Matte Eskew spent Christmas
in the vicinity of Starr. She reports q
pleasant time with relatives and
friends. The hours fly all too fast
when Miss Matte is at the organ. She
can make the sweetest music we ever
heard.
MIR. j. r. CHM, of Starr, was seen in
Denver during the holidays.
Miss Dosia Brock, of Due West, has
taken charge of our Denver school. She
graduated last year from the Due West
Female College, and comes to US high
ly recommended. We believe she will
make success of her chosen vocation
and are glad to secure her services. .
Miss Blanche and Ernest Brown at
tended the birthday party given by
Miss Ida Rankin, of Shutdown, on the
31st ulk.
INcOG.