The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-13
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Mrs. Sallic Lctitin Richardson, wife
OF Milton Richardson. and daughter of
Martin III. Smith, deceased. died at her
home i'll iIartwcll, Ga. Feb. 3, 1901,
after an illness of ten days with grip.
Mrs. richardson was raised in this
10 or 20 years ago, when sho moved to
iiartwcll. She has many friends on
TINS side who will regret to hear of her
denth. She was Il woman of many no
Die trnits of character. The writer re-
members her with Il great deal of pleas
urc as her teacher, and she was always
gentle and kind to herpupils. She was
y member of the IIartwcll Baptist
Church. She leaves Il devoted hus.
band, an adopted daughter, Mrs. Paul
Burns, and many relatives and friends
to mourn her loss. Her body was laid
to rest in the Hartwcll Cemetery, by
the side of her only son who preceded
her to the grave. The funeral services
were conducted by her pastor, Rev. Is.
w. Collier.
VIM, Juett, infant son of b. Garrison
StrickIand and Mrs. Kate Strickland,
died Feb. 27th, 1901, ut Eagle Grove,
Gn. 1t had been sick for some DAYS
but they did not think it dangerous.
On the morning of the eth they got up,
ate breakfast, and the father went to
the bed to sec if tho baby had walked
up. and its spirit had gone 10 dwell
with the angels. Its body was laid to
:est i'll the Cemetery at Bio Church,
funeral services being conducted by
Mr.. a. +. Shcarcr is very sick with
grip.
Mr.. j. IL. Earle aud sister visited
their brother near Royston, Ga, last
week. Il. +.
We had very heavy rain last Sun
hail. ~ -
This entire country was saddencd
last Friday on hearing Of tho death of
Mr.. Preston b. Allen. No man had
moro friends and no mar did more to
merit merit tho friendship and respect of
sadly he will be missed Genial, kind
hearted to fault, able, and. best of
all willing at all times to lend q help
ing hand to those in need, he was
never known to turn deaf car to any
supplicant. His memory will be cher
lshed by every one who knew him.
We extend our sinccrcst sympathies to
tho sorrowing family.
We gladly welcome Mr.. Jones McGcc
and wife to our neighhOrhOod. Mir.
McGce is husting young farmer and
is quite an addition to Our community.
Our vicinity is afflicted with grippe
and colds OF II less violent nature.
Last Sunday was so unlikely there
was no preaching.
Our farmers are progressing we'll
with their work. GuanO is being put
in The. ground in hurry. The farmer
should be careful that hc don't make a
fool of himself in planting an over
whelming cotton crop. If there ever
was n time not to do II thing like that,
now is the time.
Misses Maudc Adams and Bessie
Richardson. two charming young ladies
of Hartwell, Ga, spent few days re-
Gently in this vicinity visiting the
Misses Sullivan.
MIR. Steve Vandiver and Miss Rosalie
Cardin spent last Sunday with Mrs.
a. +. Shearer.
MIR. w. NJ. Strickland and Mrs. Min
| ME Peek were married last Sunday
afternoon by Rev. j. r. Earle. at his
| residence. Our best wishes will follow
this happy couple.
The McGee Bros. are putting up a
telephone connecting their two farms,
n distance of 2i miles. which will be
quite convenience. BURKE.