The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-06-04

next week, but if you need corn give
MIN call at once
Profs. Lenderman, Hale, Thomas
and Clark will conduct an ali-dav
singtng at Zion NJ. E. Church, three
miles from POrtman, on the second
sunday In june. Everybody is inyited
20 attend with we'll filled dinner bas-
kets and song books.
We invite the atomic: of every
reader Of The lntelligercer to the ad-
OF the Hub Clothing House.n It will
prove interesting especially to the male
sex, VINO can secure many bargains in
wearing apparel. Give him call.
Frank Whitner, the 11-months- old
son OF W. c. Whitner, and grandson
OF Maj. b. F. Whitner, died at the home
OF ms parents at Rock Hill. 8. c., last
friday evening. The devoted parents
nave nave the .sympathy. of their many
friends IN this city in their bereave-
Married, at the home Of the brides
latner IN this city. this "wednesday
morE1ng, at 8 O'clock, by Rev. b.
y. C0pesa1G, j. s. Acker. ESQ. and
MISS Mira Bell FAINT, both of this CITY.
Immediately after the ceremony the
napEy, couple left for the home of the
9rooms parents, IN BeltOn Township.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
6eicon Will serve refreshments, con-
eistlng or ice cream, candies, etc, on
tne lawn u the tennis court Fridey af-
serno9h, June Q, beginning at $3.50
oclocK and continuing into the even
ang; nnS Inc Belton Band will be present
ana discourse sweet music. The pub
lie IS cordially invited.
Columbia has had her new beautiful.
c0mmodIOus and convenient union
Depot long enough to fully appreciate
u anu can therefore congratulate An
derson upon that city's new union de-
pot, which was put in service last week
ana !s said to bo the finest in the State
outside of Columbia. Anderson is O
pHsnlng and progressive town and has
achieved solid prosperity.
Mr.: Daniel Kay, who recently moved
into this city from Pendleton Town
ship. died this morning at 4:8O o'clock.
after an illness of several months. He
was about 90 years of age and leaves
devoted wife and several children.
Ihe remains will be inferred at Salon
church this afternoon. Mr.. Kay was
most estimable citizen and had the
confidence and good will of wide CIR
Gle OF friends, who will be panied to
hear of his death.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents near Septus, in this County, on
tuesday. May ~, 1902, by Rev. VIM. 2.
jacobs, y: D., Mr.. James Isaac Cope
,and. OF Clinton, s. c., and Miss Lola
Montez Casey. The bride and groom
for Charleston to visit the Exposi-
tIon. The bride is one of Anderson
County's most charming and popular
young ladies. and the groom is fortu-
rate in winning her hand and heart.
- For the erection of 100 cottages, the
E. Barton, of this city, the contract for
supplying the lumber. This contract
calls for very nearly 100000 feet of
lumber, and speaks we'll for the busi
ness energy of Mr. Barton and the in
dustry which he owns and controls.
The construction of the cottages will
be done by the Mill Company. The
vast amount of heavy timbers and
not yet been contracted for, but will
be, quite likely, this week.
Tha S7artanburg journal of the end
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs II
Frank MCGEE, died at Mr.. McGee's
residence yesterday morning at 7.2O
o'clock: The child had been criti-
caily i'll for several days and the end
were taken to Abbeville YESTERDAY
where the interment took place this
morning." The many friends of the
bereaved parents in Anderson will re-
greG to Mear tf their f,fiiictiOn and
deeply sympathize with them.
Fielding FAINT, who lived about six
miles from the city on the Fairs Bridge
Road. committed suicide last Monday
morning. He was about sixty-fiv
years of age and moved to this county
some years ago from Anderson. For
several months his health has not been
good and not long ago he made an at
tempt to kill himself. Monday he put
the muzzle of his gun under bis chin
ana managed to discharge it killing
himself instantly. He was GOOD man
and citizen. The state of his health
accounts for his tragic snd. The bu-
rial was at Upper Long Cane. .-Abbe-
vile Medium.
Next Friday the members of Chiauola
Lodge. knights of Pythias, and their
invited guests will indulge in q barbe-
oSe s.Snnnst and spend spend. most deiightfql day at
- OASoUt tAAO 0C0utt1uI Euu1Lu6E
home of our townsman, j. j. Fretweli.
three miles west of the city. Several
prominent Knights from other sections
or the State will honor the occasion
with their presence. 1t is deeply re-
gretted that Rev. J. H. ThornwelE, D.
D., who had been invited to deliver an
address during the day, has met with an
accident and will be prevented from
attending. The members and their
guests will be. provided with badges,
and only those persons wearing
these badges will be admitted to the
grounds.
In the Presbyterian cemetery at Pen
dleton, "Wednesday afternoon last, was
inferred the remains of one Of the old
est and most highly respected citizens
Of this County, Colonel Carver Ran
dali: He was 80 years old, ripe in
Christian endeavOr and ready for the
conqueror who knows no defeat-death.
The wife. but no children, survives
him. Dr.. A. P. JOhnstone, of this
city, and Colonel George Johnstone, of
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