The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-07-03
l.owndesyilIe Locals.

in WliliamstOn and Grccnville, there
have been no locals from LOwndcsvillc
III your paper for over a month, but
from now OIL we hope to have some
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TIE INTELLIGENCER every week.
The most important ntcvcntO OF the week
was the marriage ON the evening of
MOseley, of this place, to Mr.. ID. NJ.
Lipscomb, of Nincty-Six, the bcauti-
fully, simple and impressive service of
the Methodist Church being read by
the pastor of the bride, Rev. j. J..
Daniels. AflectiOnatc friends under
the tasteful supervision Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbs l.. Baker had decorated the
Church in chaste and artistic designs,
making Il picture of beauty which was
tered at SO. The attendants were:
Miss Lille Iiuckabec with Mr.. Lewis
Moore Lipscomb, Miss Mae Moore with
Mr. Il. Henry MOscley, Miss Addic
Horton with Mr.. Ellis }. IIuckabcc.
Miss Vera Allen with Mr.. G.. Sloan,
Miss Leila McCalla, with Mr.. Will
!.ipscomb,. Miss Lucia Hill with Mr..
tid Hrah!;:::, Miss ida iinw iilOrnc
with Mr.. Will Moore. Miss Louise
Johnston with Mr.. Frank Anderson.
The grand old Mcndelssohn Wedding
cOl0ring by Miss Lc0na Blake, of
Greenwood. After the ceremony the
wedding party with II number of
friends returned to the home of the
bride, where - pleasant reception was
given and refreshments served. The
happy couple left OH the g. % train the
next morning for Nincty-Six, where q
reception was rendered to them and
their friends on Friday evening by
\j,o !, Ina
groom. The following party of Lown-
desville people attended the receptions;
Misses Leila McCalla, Lille IIuckabce,
Vera Allen, Ida IIawthorneandM Messrs.
JnO. +. Barnes. X. Henry M0seley and
RObt. L. MOseley. Miss Aloseley was
one Of our most deservedly popular
young ladies and will be greatly missed
in our social circle. Mr. Lipscomb is
rising young business man and one
sive word, mice" IIe holds the re-
sponsiblc position Of manager and
bookkeeper of tho Ninety Six Oil Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. LipscOmb will make their
home in Nincty-Six.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage of Miss Lillian Ainsley
McDavid to MIR. Herbert Franklin
Richards, which occurs July Bird at San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Miss McDavid is a
IuuEnIci " ~: anu MTs. y ~. NC
David, Of Due West, and n sister of
Mrs. +. X. Horton, of this place. Sew
eral years ago she was connected with
tho Madero Institute, Saltillo, Mexico,
and afterwards held Il posi- tion at Santa
Barbara, California. For tho last two
Mrs she has been in the Government
Public School service in Puerto Rico
Miss McDnvil is well known here,
where she has often been n visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards will be Mt home
to their friends after July 25th ut Gale
The Union Meeting vf the Baptist
Churches OF the upper part of Abbc--
willie County was held with the local
Church on Saturday and Sunday with
rather small Attendance. Rev. j. A.
brown and Rev. Mir. Martin, of Duo
West, and Mcssrs. Brownlec and Stone,
OF DOnalds, were among the delegates.
The annual meeting of the COkes-
bury District Conference will convene
Wednesday,, July 3rd, and about eighty
delegates and visiting preachers are
expected.
Among our visitors for the past
week were Miss Pearle Sullivan, of
Laurens, and Miss Marcy Sullivan, of
Tumbling Shoals, Lnurens County,
visiting. Misses Eula Mae and Eliza
Kay; Miss Addie Horton and little
brother, Horace, of Clinton, with their
uncle, Mr.. E: 4. Horton; Miss Carrie
Thompson, of Varennes, at the Misses
Bowmans; Miss Rosa Wharton, of Iva,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. d.
Cooley; Misses Ida and Annie Haw-
thOrne, Of Latimer, ut Mr.. j. w. Huck-
abee's; Miss Leona Blake, Of Green
wood, and her nephews, Wilbur, Frs
kline and Lowry Blake, of Abbeville,
Mt Mr.. II. A. Tennant's; Miss Franklin,
Of Cokesbury, visiting Rev. and Mrs.
J. L. Daniels at the Methodist parson
age; Miss Louise johnson, of Ander-
son, ut DIR. j. B. Moseley's; Roscoe and
little Miss Leila Moseley, Of Anderson,
ut Mr. j. w. Huckabee's Mrs. White.
OF Greenville, Miss Bertha White, of
Abbeville, Miss Mae Moore, Miss Tudie
Hill, NIessrs. w. N. Moore and Ed.
Brabhem, Of Greenwood, ut DR.. j. is.
MOseley's. Most of these came in to
be present at the MOseley- -Lipscomb
wedding.
Washington, and Mrs. j. b. Franks,
Of Philadelphia, are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. II. Baker and will be here some
time
Mr.. w. M. Speer has returned after q
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
at Anderson, Clemson College and
nelghOOrlng points.
Mr.. VIII Huckabee mas been contin-
ed to his house for several weeks but
is now improving, and his friends hope
to see him back ut his old post in the
store of JAS. T. Latimer in q few days.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. An
drew ID. Broadwell died Sunday night
and was buried Mt Midway Church
Sunday morning, the pastor Of the
Baptist Church. Rev. j. A. Brown,
reading the service over tho grave.
MCDAvID HORTON.