The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-18
Denver News.

At the residence of Mr.. w. A. Nc
Whorter, near Denver, OH Oct. 18th, q
select company gathered to witness
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Myrtle, to Mr.. Sam Harris. The rooms
were beautifully decorated in golden
rod and English ivy. Promptly at 8 p.
and stood under an arch of flowers,
while Rev. A. B. Watson pronounced
the Impressive, ceremony that made
them man and wife. The bride, a
petite blonde, was lovely in q stylish
dress of castor, trimmed IN brown
velvet and carrying bouquet OF white
roses. After the ceremony the guests
were invited into the dining room and
served with delicious refreshments on
q table prettily decorated with the
golden rod and ivy and center piece
OF roses and ferns. About 10 o'clock
the assembled company were conf :
mented by serenade from q string
band in charge OF bevy OF young
ladies and gentlemen, friends OF the
bride. They were promptly rewarded
by being invited in, and served with
refreshm ments. The guests all entered
into the spirit of the occasion and had
most enjoyable time. Mrs. Harris is
lady of noble character and charming
manners, and has been for Il few years
a popular teacher in our County schools
She has host of friends who, on this
happy event, made her the recipient OF
many handsome and valuable presents.
Mr.. Harris is Il worthy and highly
esteemed young man from near BeltOn,
where he has Il lovely home in which
to install his bride. They were given
reception next day at the home of
the groom's father, Mr.. l.. ID. Harris,
near Bolton, where Il large company
was gathered to honor the occasion and
greet the newly welded couple.
Nh. Wm. Elrod, our kind ncighbor,
has been suffering intensely for the
last six weeks with Il felon on his right
hand. Last week Doctors Orr and
Duckworth met at his house and am
putatcd the finger at the wrist. He
has suffered great deal since then,
but is now thought to be some better.
Mr.. Reed Garrison has been right
sick with jaundice, but is fast recover
ing under the care of that fine young
physician, DR.. w. S. Hutchinson.
The smallpox cases have been pro-
nOunced well, their houses fumlgated,
and the guards discharged. Not sim
gle case died.
Mrs. Scott Dickson Russell has gone
On Il visit to her brother near Birming-
ham, Ala. She expects to be gone sew
cral months.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Harper and daughter, Miss
Annie, visited relatives in Denver last
week.
Miss Daisy Major is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. John Pruitt,
near Rock Mills. Nh. Pruitt is very i'll
with fever. MI and Mrs. j. w. Major
visited him last week.
Miss Emma Wooten has gone with
her aunt, Mrs. Musc0ttc. to Admission,
Ala, to enter the High School there.
We believe this bright young lady will
make good Use of this golden oppOrtu
nifty to obtain an education and put to
Shame those who cannot appreciate the
sentiment of Burns grand poem, a
mans Il man for IL that
We are under many obligations for Il
generous supply OF the wedding cake;
also, for the delightful music with
which we were treated last Wcdncs
day night by the merry crowd OF scrc-
nadcrS.
These lovely moonlight nights natu
rally bring straw rides music and love
to young hearts.
Mr.. Tom Simpson has gone to Green
vile on visit TO his parents.
Mr.. w. T. Browne was in Denver
last week visiting relatives.
+ INcoGNITA.