The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-04-04
Leaves From I.oitcrcr's Notebook
LowNDEsvIfLE, S. c., April ,. 1900.

LOwNpEsvIiLE, S. c., April ,, 1900.
Messrs. Il. ~. and John Henry Bell
have returned from Spnrtanburg
where they went to be ut tho bedside
CT Nj. !ra Il. Bell, tic suIl of the iirsi
named, who had Il severe case of pneu-
monla. 1t gives us much pleasure tC
be able to say that ho is now much
better and well ON the way to recovery
III few days he will be enabled to re-
sumo his studies ut Woff0rd COLLEGE.
Mr.. A. V. Barnes made business
trip to Anderson the first of tho week.
returning Tuesday.
Mr.. L. ID. Cooley was called to Will
l!amstnn Monday on account of The
sickness OF his sister, Mrs. Lewis.
Dr. Larry McCalla, Of EatontOn, G a.,
visited his brother. Mr.. l. II. McCalln
for II few days.
MIR. Robert Moorchead, of Anderson,
was in town awhile the guest of Mrs
A. Il. MOOrchead.
A High Shoals citizen, MIR. Mac Reid.
was here Wednesday.
MIR. Henry b. Allen came up Wednes-
day afternoon from Augusta, where he
is q student ut tho Augusta Medical
College.
Another of our embryo doctors. Mr..
j. l.: Fennell, is at home at the close
OF his school, the Medical College of
Charleston.
The we'll known farmer and merchant
of Starr, Mr.. i. b. Allen, was here for
IL few homrs Thursday.
SeVcra! men, prominent in the bust
ness and legal world. were in town
Thursday ana Friday. On tho street
we noticed Messrs. Il. r.. McGahan and
George a. Wagencr, OF Charleston,
Mcssrs. NJ. l.. BOnllam and George Il.
Prince, OF the Anderson bar, and MIR.
VIM. i. Green, of the firm of Parker a.
Green, attorneys, at Abbeville
y cOlorcd woman, the wife of Jim
lSrOwnlcc. was accidentally shot in tho
foot by her. husband with the usual
pistol which of course wasn't loaded"
Two men from Anderson were here
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, lUokin:,
Tor Il darkcy who had run away from
Mr.. Ounce Hammond
Mr.. X. O. TicQuet, the efficient fore
man OF the oil mill, left Saturday morn
Ing. for his home ut Elbcrton, On.
Mr.. .Jcter Il. Horton left Saturday
Tor Grcrnyille to accept Il position on
the stan of the Grccnvillc Daily News.
Mr.. l.. l.. Norryce and the Misses
Noriyrc, of Anderson, were the guests
of Mr. 4. {. Kay until Sunday after
noon.
The we'll known Mr.. John w. Nc
Gala, of llcardmont, Ga, was here
Friday and SATURDAY. with Mr.. -. L..
BARNES.
Mr.. X. l.. Moscley was i'm town Sun
day visiting his father, DR.. j. B. Nose
ley.
Mcssrs. l.. J. and j. G.. Iuckabcc
went to Ahbcsillc ON Il business triD
Monday.
The pastor OF the baptist Church,
Rev. j. a. Brown, preached very inter
estingly to the children Sunday. Alr.
Brown will attend the Ecumenical or
''w0rld- wide" missionary conference,
which convenes on the 2lst inst. at
New York, and will be in session un-
til the lst If May.
Mrs. Hattie nahri iiuicilisnn died
Sunday morning about 700 O'clock ut
the home of her mother, Mrs. Jane
Baker. The funeral services were
conducted at the Presbyterian Church
ut 4 p. M. by Kcv. j. a. Brown. Her
mother, three sisters and two broth
ers survive her. For about twelve
years Mrs. Hutchison had been IN in
valid, and had made Il bravo struggle
against disease. In the last few months
she had suffered moro than ever, and
to hcr;a perfect Christian character,
death came as n welcome relief.
Your cOmpOsit0rs sadly mutilatcd my
letter of last week, doubtless through
sheer inability to read my "nst:" In
speaking of Mr.. Morgan Daniels chill
!lren, who have returned from the
Pastcnr Institute, Mt Baltimore. snid
that they had been saved by this