The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27


of ST. John Methodist Church. arrived
in the city last week and conducted his
first service last sunday. He was Civ
Ell most cordial welcome by lls. con
grcgation. T
Cards have been issued TO the mar
riagc of Miss Annie G.. McBcc. of
Grccnville, and Mr.. S. Maxwell Cray
ton, of this city. 1t will take place in
Christ Church, Grccnvillc. next Tues
day at 2:3O o'clock p. IN.
The Christmas holidays have passed
otl'vcry quietly in Anderson. business
was suspended Yesterday and the
day preceding, and everybody seemed
to be in good humorand happy. There
were many visitors in the city.
Our venerable friend, Mr. j. NJ. Black
well. has rented his farm i'll the Corner
to Il tenant, and with his family, has
moved to PclIcr. We commend Mr..
Blackwell to The good people of Pclzcr
as worthy of their confidence and cs-
TEEN.
Mr.. and Mis- ). +. Craig. of lhisriiy.
celebrated the tyfourlh annivcr-
sury of tllt. marriage last Friday
night. \ r"Ai feast was spread and
highly cnioA,,i ny The friends who had
called to extend rhcir congratulations
TO the couple. s,y.
Mr.. w. 7. laiinvr. who moved from
I
ago, has purchased +. H. liurts' plan
taton few miles from here and has
moved his family to il. We are glad
to welcome him back to Ilnncu Path
Honcu PaM Chronich.
Mrs. Theodore Werner. aged :, years.
died ut her home in Central last We'd
ncsday night of apoplcXy. The re-
mains were brought to lcndlcton ON
Thursday. She leaves IL large circle of
friends and. relatives in the pcndlcton
section who deeply regret her death.
Our fellow -tow:SGs,nan. :G MIR. r. NJ.
Ruff. has accepted the position of as
sistant superintendent OF the Ncwry
Cotton Mill. The Company cnnld not
have secured The services of II more up
right and competent man for the posi-
tiun. We regret To see him leave An
dcrSon. <1e
Mr. Bayli> iiy.um. of oklahoma, ar
rived in Anderson Il few days ago to
visit his old home and brothers and
sisters, after an absence of about six
.,f
much pleasure To his many old friends
He looks hale and hearty, and is pros
pcring in his adopted home.
Mrs. William Bruce. who lives near
Williamson, is an Ahbcvillc woman,
and tho happy mothrrofa fine hoy after
an interval OF fifteen years and she is
searching for Il pretty name. She and
her sister, Mrs. Emma King, have de
ci,led upon Gottlob as the best and
prctticst.-.i bbcriiic Mctlinm. n
Rev. w. w. Daniel, ID. d.. who WAS
recently elected President of the Co
llmbia Female College by the South
Carolina Conference, has decided to- re-
main in Anderson until he assumes
charge of the College next June. He
has moved his family from the parson-
age to n residence on Greenvillc street.
We have arranged with Mr.. Hartwcll
nj. Aver, editor Of the Florence Times,
who will be in Columbia during the
approaching session Of the Legislature,
to keep the readers OF the INTELLIGEN-
GER posted every week on the proceed
ings. He has performed this service be-
fore for us. and we know our subscrib-
ers will read his letters with interest.
Married, ut the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lee, ST., in
this city, on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 20, 1899, by Rev. j. l.. William
son, on uncle of the bride, of Newber-
ry, assisted by Rev. j. N. H. Summercl,
Mr.. John A. Stumcn, of Lancaster, S.
c., and Miss Hattie Williamson
Lee. The couple left Thursday morn
ing for thcir..futnre home in Lancaster.
The Spartanburg Herald Of the 2snd
inst. says: "Mr. j. L. McGcc, of Ander-
son, spent several honrsin the city yes
terday as the guest of Mr.. w. II. Dill
lingham. Mr.. McGeo is one of the
most prominent and popular business
men of his growing city. He is en-
gagged in the livery business. Mr.. Dill
iingham vas associated III the livery
business with Mr.. McGee for seven
year, prior to coming to Spartanburg.''
At regular communication nf Tnwm
vile Lodge, No. 200, A. +. NJ, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: S. II. Johnson, w. NJ;
NJ. d. Maycs. S. W.; John ID. Compton,
j. W.; J. n. I'ribblc. Treas; j. l.. Led
better, Sec; Oscar Harris. S. d.; f.. w.
HolcOmbe. j. d.; J. Is. Holcombe and
G.. T.. Smith, Stewards; +. n. Camp
bell. Tyler.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, widow of the
late Beverly Thompson, died ut her
home near lIopcwcll Church OH the 10Th
inst. in the G1st year Of her age. She
h01 heep in feeble health for rrnrly q