The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-20


meets in Philadelphia next June. Gov.
McSweeney has appointed two dele
gates from each Congressional District
to represent South Carolina in tho
Convention. The delegates appointed
from the Third District are Hon. .Jas
nj. Sullivan, of this city, and Col. w.
L. burst, of Greenwood.
Miss Elizabeth Mccoy died Mt the
homo of Hezelsiah Elgin, in Martin
Township. on Friday, 9Th inst, aged
Oh years. She was confined to her bed
only two or threo days, and her death
resulted from tho infirmities of old age.
Her remains were buried on the day
following her death at Bethany
Church, of which she had long been
D faithful and devoted member, Rev.
N. G. Wright conducting the funeral
services.
Married. on Tuesday morning,
March 10. 1901, Mt the residence of the
BRIDES aunt, Mrs. Sallie Cunningham,
III this city, by Rev. Is. p. Reid, Mr..
G. j. Parnell, of Augusta, Ga, and
Miss nellie Cunningham, of this city.
Immediately after tho ceremony the
happy couple left for Augusta. The
groom is conductor OH tho e. & w.
G. Il. r., and is fortunate in his selec-
tiOn of n bride, who is most excellent
young lady.
Mr.. Willie Rogers, CT Bolton, and
Miss Carrie Rutledge, of the Mills mill
village, were married in the presence
of a large number of friends Mt the
latter village Sunday Mt noon, Rev.
Edwin G. Rice performing the cerc-
mony. A large number of presents
and best wishes for future happiness
werc received by the happy couple,
after which they departed for Belton
their future home.-Grccnrilic Noun.
tdincer. 18Th inst.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of Messrs
Frank johnson g. CO., who have open
ed repair shop for vehicles of al
sorts on Church street, opposite thu
County Jail. The firm is composed o.
our young friends Q. Frank johnson
and j. Furman Evans, who are younf
men with a reputation for attending tt
business promptly and in n satisfactory
manner. We wish the new firm muci
success and bcspeak for them liberia
patronage. Mr.. Johnson will manng,
the business.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, at thu
residence of MIR. Charles A. Moore
Millville, Mr.. Arthur Gurley and Mis-!
Betty Campbell, Mr.. Julius Scott ant
Miss Emma Rich, were united in holy
matrimony by Rev. o. M. Abney
Quite number of friends witnessed
the ceremony and heartily congratu
lated the young couples. The brides
were similarly and beautifully dressed
Tho bridegrooms seemed to be very
happy over their now found treasures
May happiness attend both couples
through long life.
A. j. SittOn, Jr., the 18-year- old son
of MI. and Mrs. A. j. Sitton, died at
his home ut Autun on Tuesday, 18th
inst, after IN illness of about three
weeks. The funeral services were
conducted in the Baptist Church al
Pendleton by the pastor, Rev. T. P
Lide, on Wednesday afternoon, afte,
which the remains were inferred in the
Presbyterian Churchyard. Hc was O
bright, promising boy, the eldest child
of his parents, and his death is pecu
liarly sad one. The sincere sympathy
of wide circle Of friends is felt fol
the bereaved family in their deep sor.
row.
The KeOEec Courier of the 18th inst.
says: "AsEs. ANN EipscOmb, wife ol
Mr.. j. A. L!pscomb, died ut their home
near Walhalla last Saturday night, af
ter lingering illness of consumption
aged thirty-four years She was IA con
sistent member of the Methodis
Church. Mrs. Lipscomb's maide1
name was LaBoon. She was born ant
reared in the Brushy Creek section o.
Anderson County. Three years agt
she was happily married to Mr.. Lips
comb, who, with two small children
survives. The remains Of the deceased
we're laid to rest in the cemetery o.
Pleasant Ridge Church last Monday af.
ternoon after appropriate services a
the grave. To the bercavcd HUSBAND
and two mothcrlcss little children i.
extended the sympathy If a number OF
friends The dcceas, has man,
friends and relatives in the northern
portion of this County who will bt
panied to hear of her death.
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