The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-08

James Mcconnell. the young man
Tno SIX weeks ago married in Hart
Comfy, Ga, and was found the follow
ing morning near his home with his
Ihroa. eiashed and life almost extinct
5roH loss or blood, died Friday evening
iasc las q o'clock at the home OF
Concord Church, Rev. Il. ii. Murcbi. aS i.
son conducting the services. It devei-
0ped that thewOunds were self .infiiofed
reason being dethroned by an attacis
OF epilepsy. to which he was snbiect
Ihe Young. wife nursed him tenderlv
Snrougn MS suffering. All Of the cir
Sumetances meke this peculiarly sad
Yesterday morning at o o'clock a
qu1et home wedding was solemnized at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mamie White, the contracting parties
@ @Iaing Clarence = Tolly and Miss Leila
Waite' 10th OF this city. Tho cere-
CartYedSee od Mes performed and y Roy: 8. J.
tho members Of the Immediate fami.
lies of the happy couple and a few
intimate friends. At the conclnsion of
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. ToIly left
On the train for Tip to Washington.
IN Inc orlde ls daughter of the late
an0s. NJ. Whlte. and u young lady of
many admirable qualities The Groom
youngman Of sterling worth. To them
we join with many friends in extend
ing our most hearty wishes for a long
and happy journey through life.
Mrs. Hester A. Smith. widow of the
late >. Monroe Smith, of the Shutdown
section of this County, died at the
nOm4 ~.
Clayton, at Central, on Friday. 3rd
inst, after brief illness, aged 77years.
Mrs: Smith was daughter of the late
baylls Watkins, and was born. reared
and spent nearly all her life in the
Siabtown section. She was the moth
or OF Mrs. John &. Watkins, of this
CITY, who, with two sisters and four
DrotherS, are left to cherish her men,
Ory. The deceased had been a devot-
ed and exemplary member of the Pres
by terlan Church since her young wO-
manhood, and by her many noble yir-
tues OF both mind and heart had made
wide circle of friends, who deeply
sympathize with the bereaved family
"a their s0rrow. On the day following
her death the remains were inferred
In the Shutdown Churchyard.
The machinery In Mill No. 3 of the
Anderson Cotton Mills is being rapidly
put ia motion and the management is
delighted with the smoothness and
perfect running Of every machine
superintendent Cumnock has started,
When th:s Mill closed Saturday after
1oo1 A spinning frames we're in opera
ticn with their accompaniment of pick-
ere, cards, metal drawers. slubbers and
Intermediates. Ten to fifteen more
spinning frames will be Sdded this
week. BY the end Of this month all ol
this vest machinery Of 45,88O spindlei
and 1,0eO Draper looms will be running
smoothly, provided the unexpected
does not happen. The electrical pow.
er ie being turned on at this mill grad
ually as needed, and indications are te
the effect that the 1900 horse power
required by this mill will be available
as rapidly as the machines are started
Operatives are coming in about as rap
idly as needed and everything is pro
pitious. Affaire 1t Mill No. are ir
fine shape. Tie machinery is all run
ming smoothly, and no night work has
been necessary since the electric power
was turned on about ten days ago.