The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-06-05

mrs. >. X. Bagweli, who lives about
fonr miles west OF the city, was found
dead near he home Inst Thursdav
morning. During tho preceding night
she awoke, and telling her eldest
daughter that she was sick, left tho
house, it. is presumed, to go to tho
homo of neighbor, who lived short
distance away. as she was found dead
about midway between the two houses.
Coroner Banister, accompanied by DIR.
Tonnsend, went out there and held an
inquest, and an autopsy developed that
heart disease was tho cause of her
death. She was 81 years of age and
leaves husband and four small chill
dren TO mourn her death.
The Interstate Tournament and
fifth annual Convention of the South
Carolina Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
tion will bo held in Newberry to day
and Tomorrow. Tne Anderson Fire
Department will be represented both
In the tournament and convention. The
team III tue tournament is composed Of
the following young gentlemen from
the Pioneer Company: n. =. Sharpe,
Captain, Will Campbell, Calvin Walk
er, VIM. Clark, Thos. Davis. Reed Fow-
ler, Sam'l. Power, Jas. Spearman, Wal
ter Murphy, Charlie Burgess and Will
Williamson. Dan. Burt, the colored
porter of the Company, accompanied
the team, which left yesterday evening
on the Q o'clock train for Newbcrry.
Several other iiremcn went with the
team to witness the tournament.
The Chicago Glce Club which an
pears in this city next Monday even
ing, 10th inst. will no doubt bo greeted
by n very large audience. as already
about one hundred reserved seats have
been sold ut the Evans Pharmacy where
tickets are now on sale. Rev. John ID.
Simpson, pastor of the First NJ. +.
Church at Decatur, Ala, speaks of the
Club as follova: IL attended their con
cert and was greatly pleased and enter
talned. Their music is of the first
grade, and their rendition simply
superb. They have made fine i'm
preston in our town as Christian gen
tiemen. l most heartily recommend
them" The Club has received similar
endorsement wherever it has visited,
and will no doubt give one of the best
entertainments ever seen or heard in
Anderson. Secure your tickets at
once.
AT an adjourned session of South
Carolina Presbytery held in tho Pres
byterian Church of this city last
Thursday evening, Rev. S. l.. Wilson
OF Westminster moderating, Rev.
Hugh II. Murchison, pastor elect of the
Central Presbyterian Church, was re-
ceived into that Presbytery from the
Presbytery of Charleston. The follow
ing commission was appointed to in
stall him on the fifth Sunday in June:
Rev. s. l.. Wilson, Rev. s. j. Cartledge.
Rev. Mr.. McKinnon and Elder w. Il.
w. Harrison Rev. s. II. Preston, d.
d., of Enoree Presbytery, was also
ASKED to participate in the installation
service At the joint request of the
pastor and congregation Of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church, the pastoral
relations of Rev. S. L. Wilson with
that Church were dissolved. He was
granted q letter of dismissal to one Of
the Presbyteries in the State of Yir-
ginia, where he has been elected as g
general evangelist. His congregation
and his many friends among the Pres
byterians here part with Mr.. Wilson
very reluctantly, and wish him God
speed in his new field, where his earn
est endeavor and consecrated de, otion
to the cause he represents are sure to
win for him u rich harvest of souls.