The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-24

er good evidence oi our prosperity, and
makes the future look brighter
Married ut tho residence Of the
brides parents, in this city, by Rev. j.
\. II. Summerell, on Wednesday eve
ming, January II, 1900, Mr.. David NJ.
McAdams and Miss Kate DuBoise, both
Of this city.
Miss Nerncl Dargan, of Grccnvillc,
and Miss Zula Brock, of Anderson, ac-
companicd by Messrs. White and Nc
lntosh. visited Miss Alma Brock ut the
home of Mr.. j. ii. llutchisOn at lola
last Sunday.
Married, on Sunday morning, Jan. IL,
1900, ut 10 o'clock, at the home of the
brides father, the officiating minister,
Rev. \. 6. Wright, Mr. Samuel Hanks
and Miss Sudic NJ. Wright. both Of An
derson County.
Mcssrs. Quattlebaum & Cochran
have moved into the handsome new Of
fees in the rear OF the Peoples Bank
building. first floor, where they will be
pleased to greet their friends at any
time. See advertisement.
Mr.. II. l.. Mcdonald, OF this County,
has accepted the position of superin-
tendent of agencies in this State of the
Union Book and Bible House, Phila-
delphia, and is now on the road the
greater portion of his time.
A telephone wire and an electric
light wire got crossed last Thursday
night. As consequence much damage
was done to the central officeof the tele-
phone exchange, and portion of the
city was in darkness all night.
The City Council has decided to buy
o new hose reel, equipped with two fire
extinquishers and other paraphcrnalia,
which will be pulled by horse. Six
hundred feet of new hose will also be
added to the Fire Department.
Advertisers who desire to change
their advertisements must have their
copy in the hands OF the printer early
every Monday morning. Please bear
this in mind, friends. 1t will save us
Il great deal of trouble and expense.
Mr.. j. II. Hawkins, Of Brushy Creek
Township, was i'll the city yesterday
and gave us an appreciated call. This
was his first visit to the city i'll seven
years, and lie says he can see that many
improvements have been made in that
time.
Mcssrs. Robert and William Webb,
having purchased the old Murphy home
place, on South Main stree, near the
City Hall, are improving and repairing
the house, which will be ,ccnpied by
the Misses Cox as 4 boarding house.
This building is one of the oldest brick
buildings in the city.
Dr.. j. NJ. Richardson, IT Piedmont,
spent last Friday in the city, and is
having the interior of his storerOom in
the Chiquola repainted and fitted up.
He expects to move here and open bus
iness in few weeks. The Doctor is q
most excellent citizen, and it gives us
great pleasure to welcome him TO An
derson.
The Anderson Library Association,
has been organized with the following
officers: President. Mrs. NJ. L. B0nham;
Vice Presidents, Mrs. G.. E. Prince and
Mrs. S. Bleckley; Secretary and Treas
ilrer, Miss Maggie Evans. These la
dies will appreciate any assistance Civ
en- them. They are determined to make
the Association n success.
Mr. Andy NJ. Irwin died ut his home
in Millville last Sunday of paralysis,
aged about SO years. About two years
ago Mr.. Irwin was painfully hurt while
at work on the new building Of the
Anderson Cotton Mills. and since that
time had been cripple. His remains
were buried at Silver Brook Cemetery.
A wife and two daughters survive
him.
The Walhalla correspondent OF the
Greenville News says: "It is generally
that the Hon. L. E. Werner
will be candidate for Congress this
Summer. He proposes to make an ac-
tive, vigorous fight. He has been twice
elected to the Legislature by handsome
votes. Mr.. Werner is very attractive
stump speaker, and the congressional
will not lack in pyrotechnics
with him rs Il candidate"
Rev. j. ID. Chapman, of Savannah,
Ca, spent few days in tho city, and
on Sunday occupied the pulpit of the
First Baptist Church, Mt both the morn
ing and evening service. His dis
were exceedingly able and in
and made a deep impression
upon all his hearers. He has been call
ed to the pastoratc OF this Church, and
it is hoped by the congregation that he
will accept it.
The marriage of Miss Annie Brown
Harper and Mr.. Clarence Osborne took
place at the home Of the brides pu-
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. u. Harper, in
this city, on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, at o'clock. and was witnessed
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