The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-07-24

Mrs. NJ. A. Lindsey, widow of the
late Rev. j. o, Lindsey, y. D., died ut
her home in Due West last Saturday
morning, after an illness of two or
three months with fever. She was
most excellent Christian woman and
has many friends in this County who
will regret to hear of her death. Three
sons and two daughters are left to
cherish her memory.
Nearly every week we receive one or
moro communications without the
name of the author being signed to
them, and, of course, they are consign-
ed to the waste basket. The name
must accompany every communication
cent cs, not necessarily for publication
but AS guarantee of good faith ON the
part of the author. Please bear this in
mind, friends. when you write any thing
for publication.
There viii be preaching at Varenncs
Presbyterian Church next Saturday
morning ut II o'clock. There will also
be preaching at the same hour Sunday
morning when the sacrament of the
Lords supper will lie celebrated. The
pastor, Rev. II. G. Fennel, will pro-
tract the meeting for several days dur
lug the following week, and expects to
have the assistance of another minis
ter. The friends of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
Lieut.. Thomas II. Cunningham, Of
the 14th U. S. Cavalry, now stationed
at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, arrived
in the city few days ago to visit his
old home and relatives. He has re-
Gently been promoted to tho position
OF Lieutenant aud will be assigned to
another Regiment before he leaves
here. Lieut.. Cunningham served his
time ne printers devil in tho INTEL
I.IGENCER office, is most worthy
yo1:ie; inan, and we rejoice with his
many friends here ut his promotion in
"Uncle Sam'e" service.
Miss Maggie Arnold, second daughter
of Mr. j. F. Arnold and sister of Mrs.
E. l.. Dodd, of this city, died Mt her
home in Rock Mills Township, last
Sunday evening about o 0o'clock, aged
30 years. She had been an invalid for
about two years, and the announce
ment of her death was no shock to her
friends and loved ones. Miss Arnold
was devoted member of Providence
Church, and was most most highly es-
teemed by her friends, who deeply
sympathize with the bereavcd parents,
four brothers and two sisters who sur
vivc her. On Monday afternoon the
remains were laid to rest in the Roberts
Churchyard, Rev. j. w. Bailey con-
Quoting the funeral services.
Elizabeth, the .. year cid daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Diver, died at the
home of her grandfather, DR.. II. f..
Diver, in this city, last Saturday
afternoon about o'clock On Monday,
18th inst, the little one, who, with her
mother. was spending few days in
Williamson was attacked with scarlet
fever. On Friday she was getting so
much better that Dr.. Diver, who had
been summoned to her bedside, brought
her home late that evening. Her ILL
ness took a sudden turn for the worse
Saturday afternoon and in short time
death relieved her of her sufferings.
On Sunday morning the remains were
buried in Silver Brook Cemetery. She
was an exceedingly bright, interesting
little girl, and her death is sad
bereavement to the devoted parents,
who, however, have the consolation of
knowing that she is now, "Safe in the
Arms of Jesus"
The Aspen (Col.) Daily Times, ofthe
10th inst, says: "Rev. w. r. Earle
left on the Midland last evening for
Toccoa, Georgia The reverend gen
tleman goes on q mission of love, as
he is to be married to Miss Maud
Netherland, of ToccOa, July 23. After
being married Rev. Earle and Mrs.
Earle will visit Holland, South Carroll
ne, Few. Earle's old home. They will
! .cmain there about four weeks and
Rev. Earle will engage in evangelistic
work in the Churches Of that section.
Rev. Earle expects to return to Aspen
with his bride in the course of five or
six weeks. During his absence the
Church here will be supplied by min
lister from Louisville, Kentucky, the
Rev. DR.. II. East, who recently gradua-
ted from the Southern Baptist Theolo-
gical Seminary" Mr.. Earle and his
bride will reach his old home to-day.
We join his many friends in extending
congratulations, and wish he and his
lovely bride n happy and prosperous
journey through this life.
EXCURSION TO AUGUSTA, GA.
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