The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-07
Local News.
LowndeS,iIIe Locals.

Miss Annie Liddell has rcturncd from
visit of month to Mrs. Albert Gi.
bert at Granitcville.
Mrs. B. Berry Allen and Mr.. Theron
Allen spent the past week with rcla
tiycs in Anderson, returning Saturday
Mrs. Watson, of Anderson, has beer
down for several days visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Il. Bolin Allen.
Little Miss Eloisc Harper is in Green.
wood, the guest Of her aunt, MIS-. j. G.
Nicklcs.
Mr.. II. Henry Mosclcy and Mr. Bruce
Mosclcy have returned from Il tip Of
about week or ten days, during which
they visited their sister. Mrs. -. NJ.
Lipscomb, at Ninety Six and Rev. l..
w. Mason and family ut Waterloo.
The Mcssrs. Tucker on the South
Carolina side and Ruckcr on the t;cor-
gia side, gave a picnic Saturday mt
fuckers Ferry, which Il number oil
I-cwnAcsy;!!c people attended. The
Due West Band furnished the music
for the occasion, and short talks were
made by Col. Ruckcr and Mr.. l.. Marion
Ruckcr.
Mr.. Jno. G.. Edwards, of Abbcvillc,
was in town Saturday afternoon but is
now at Latimcr visiting his uncle, Mr..
Robert Bell
party of young men left here last
Monday and spent the week very pleas
antly fishing and camping at Cherokee
Shoals, on Savannah River. They re-
port plenty Of fish and all kinds Of fun.
The following composed the party:
Henry Il. Allen, Clement c. Allen,
Jno. +. Barnes, y. II. Horton, Will
Floyd, Arthur Armstrong, Lno. w.
McCalla, ThOs. G. Liddcll and Fcastcr
Jones.
Mr.. NJ. l.. McCalla reached here Fri
day from Washington, where he has
held a position in the Ccnsl, Depart
mcnt for about year. Mr.. HI, Gala is
off on vacation Of month, most of
which he expects to spend here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. /. ii. Nc
Gala.
The Iva baseball team came down
Saturday afternoon and played tho
Lowndesvillc nine on the grounds ut
the school building. The game was
called at the end of the seventh inning
with a score of ~ to 3 in LOwntlcs-
ville's favor.
blr. and Mrs. JAS. r.. Latimcr re-
turned Saturday afternoon after visit
of about two weeks to friends and rel
atiycs at Atlanta, Harris Springs and
Waterloo. They were accompanied by
MessrS. Ralph and Edward Mason, who
will spend week or two here. Sew
cral years ago when their frthcr, Rev.
Z. w. Mason, was pastor Of the local
Methodist church this was their home,
and their many old friends arc glad to
see them again.
Miss Ethel Spccr is ut home after
spending several weeks ut Franklin
Springs, Gu.
Mr.. Mark Spcer is visiting relatives
near Elbcrton, Ga.
Robert and Annie, the son and
daughter Of Mr.. Jno. Henry Bell, are
seriously i'll with malarial fever
Two children Of Mr. n. D. Suther-
land have been in q very serious con-
dition, one with scarlet fever, but they
are now thought to be almost out of
danger and fairly on the way to re-
.covery.
Mrs. ID. X. Cooley has been con-
fined to her room for some time with
intermittent fever.
On Monday, August 9th, at 1880, the
white soul Of little Thomas, the only
boy and youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. D. Cooley, left the pain -racketl
little body and now the once happy
home is dcsolate and the empty chair,
the cherished playthings, the little
garments, will but intensity the grief
of the bereaved parents for a time.
There remains, however, the beautiful
thought Of another and painless world,
bright, joyous childworld of love ana
beauty, where father and son, mother
and child, will be reunited after g
brief separation into closer and
holier bond than we of earth car
know. The fatal scarlet fever was the
cause of his death and he lived only
five days after the first attack of the
disease. The funeral was from the
house Tuesday morning at ten o'clock
and the intermcnt at the Presbyterian
graveyard Immediately aftcrward
The heartfelt sympathy Of the com
munity is extended to the bcrcaved
parents in this, their dark hour Of great
sorrow. MCDAvlp HORTON.