The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-07-09

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The survivors &C Co. r, as.a s. C.
", are arranging an interesting pro-
Gram lot their annual reunion at the
August 6. The following gentlemen
have been invited to deliver an address:
=: &. McAdams, Thomas E. Watson,
or Georgia. Gen. NJ. L. Bonham, Bish-
oop Ellison Capers and r. p. Clinkscales.
Louie, the infant son of Chas. F..
rover, died at the home of his grand
mother, Mre. Joseph Martin, in this
CITY, yesterday morning, after O brief
lHnesss aged six months. Yesterday
evening at 6 o'clock the funeral services
were conducted at the home by Rev.
inferred in Silver Brook Cemetery by
the SIDE o1 Its mother, who preceded
1t to the grave just two weeks ago.
Attention is directed to the adver-
Lisement OF the PendletUn Collegiate
institute IN another column. This is @
new institute of Pendleton, and will
occupy the old Female Academy build
niehed with all modern conveniences.
The President is Prof. D. w. Richard.
son, who an A. R. honor graduate of
davidson College. aud he will have
four assistants, the best Obtainable.
We bespeak for the Institute q big
success.
Mrs. E. J. Hobson, wife of James T..
Hohson, died at the home of her son,
L. III. V. Hobson, at Westminster, on
Saturday night, June 21st, after a brief
illness. She was the mother Of FIVE
sons and two daughters, and one of
the former, Thomas p. Hobson, lives
Of the late E. j. Mcclure, Of this
County. Mrs. Hobson had long been q
devoted member of the Methodist
Church and was most excellenU Wo-
man.
s. N. Wolfe. of Anderson, is spend
ing several days with his aunt, Mrs. T..
j. Barr, at Barr's Hotel. Mr.. Wolfe,
Who is a leading member of the rising
senior class of Furman University, is
travelling in the interest of his college
and would be glad } talk with any
young man in this county who is con-
templating going off to school in the
fall. He once claimed Kingstree, as his
home and he has q host Of friends in
him in their midst again as a vieitor.-
Kingstree Mail.
Rev. Carlyle Branyon and Roy r. j.
hun were excOmmunicated from the
Baptist Church at Hartwell q few
weeks ago. The former served as pas
tor at Doves Creek Baptist Church q
the pulpit at the Elberton Baptist
Church two or three months ago. Mr..
Branyon is in Hartwell now, has at
tempted to unite with the Church
again, but with what success we have
not ed.-Elberton (Ga.) Tribune.
Mr.. BranyOn is well known in Ander-
son County. and formerly resided in
the HOnea Path section.
Last Saturday while w. 0. Guyton,
of the Hopewell section, was taking
some mud out of 40-fOOt terra Gotta
we'll. he was accidentally hit in the
head by q twO-gallOn bucket full Of
mud, cutting a cash two inches long in
his head. The accident was catised by
the chain attached to the bucket pull
was not killed instantly was because
the bucket only fell a distance Of about
five feet. Dr.. j. 0. Wilhite dressed
the wound and ..Mr. Guyton is doin p
we'll. He says, however, that he il not
going to serve at the well trade any
longer.
The Executive Committees of the
four Democratic Clubs Of this city met
last Thursday afternoon and fixed
Friday, 25th inst. as the date for the
1ret municipal primary election, and
1Eiday. august Ist, as the date for the
second primary, should one be neces-
sary: Managers of election for Wards
J, 2, 9, and were appointed, and all
be located in the. Court House. The
Club at the Anderson Cotton Mills was
authorized to appoint the managers
for Ward o, and the ballot box for the
Ward will be located in the school
house at the Mills.
On Wednesday evening, June 25th. a+
$40 o'clock, Capt. Ivy At. Mauldin, of
Plckens, and Miss Vera Eaton, of Cen
tral, were married at the home of the
brides parents, Rev. o. NJ. Abney off,
cieting in the presence of only o few
relatives and friends Of the contract
ing parties. Mrs. Mauldin is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. i. Ross Ea-
ton, OF Centrai, and is young woman
of accomplishments and numbers her
friends by the score. Mr.. Mauldin is a
young lawyer, practicing at the Pick
ems Bar, and at present is one of the
representatives from Pickens County
In the General Assembly. They viii
make their home near Pickens.-Pick-
ems Journal. The bride has many
friends and relatives in Anderson
County who will join US in extending
congratulations.
Mrs. Frances E. Bellotte, relict OF
the late Thomas ID. Bellotte, died al
the home of her son-in-law, F. E.
Watkins. in this city last Friday after
noon, after brief illness, in the Goth
year Of her age. On Saturday after
noon the efnneral services we're conduct
ed in the First Baptist Church by the
pastor, Rev. j. d. Chapman, after
which the remains were laid to rest in
Silver Brook Cemetery, in the pres
ence of large congregation OF sorrow
ing friends and relatives. Mrs. Bel
lotte was daughter of the late James
Mattison and a sister of the late Col
c. g.. Mattison, both of whom were
well-knOwn citizens of this County in
their day. Her husband was killed in
battle during the Civil War and was
buried in an unknown grave with a