The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-10

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ley, died at hia home in ahe Five Forks
section last Sunday night. He had
been In feeble health for several months
and his death was not unexpected bv
his loved ones. Mr.. Presley was in the
9oth year CT his age, and a most wor-
thy, upright yonng man, wdose death
is deeply regretted by awide circle of
friends. The remains were Inferred Mt
Lebanon Church Monday afternoon.
Rev. T. p. Lide conduc ting the funeral
services. u ~
Nfss Daisy Norryce Badger, of Aiken.
4 =. o., and Mr. Clarence Dozier Brown.
OF Atlanta, Ca, were united in mar. J
,rtage' at the home of tho bride Wed.
,nesday, srd inst. by Rev. Mr. Miller
OF the First Baptist Church, Aiken.
The bride is niece of L. Z. Norrycc,
OF this city. and when child frequent
~ visited Anderson with her mother.
She kasa large circle Of friends hoTe
who ,xtend congratulations and best
Swishes. The Atlanta Journal has this
to say Of the young couple: "Mr.
Brown is recognized as one of the lead
Ing young business men of Atlanta.
His bride WAS formerly q belle Of
Georgia, her native State, but recently
moved to Soath Carolina. In addition
to her striking beauty she is quite tall
entsd, being one of the best elocution-
ists In the South. She will be q vel
come acquisition to Atlanta society,"
A wreck Saturday and q six hours
deley Sunday was the record of ono
week and the beginning of another
on the Blue Ridge Railway. The com
binatiOn freight leaving here at 10
o'clock for Walhalla Saturday morning
had just reached Three.and. Twenty
trestle when "drawhead" pulled out
of ono of the box cars. The trestle
was cleared by eight crossties when
the passenger coach struck the draw
head" which had fallen across the
track, jumped the track, -sap, q short
distance on the ties, creeIed oyer and
stood still. Eight. or ten passengefff
were aboard. including tItge ladies'
None was aerioualy hurt; hnt aeverai
were bruised. and fha ladiea.were bad.
ly frightened. On Sunday che paesen.
ger train due here from w WalhallR wai
delayed six hours because the fiangs
Ton one Of the pilot whaels Se *ho sISifit
was found to be broken and is wss aza;
c1ded to wait until another engine
from Anderson could come and pull
| the train through. 9 ia'af,
Miss Jennie Stevenson was vi in al
exciting runaway. scrape at Deani
1olx TSalsday nlght Of sa4h last week sh and
route to o party 10 q buggy in company
came frightened and unmanageable
I ran and kicked Until he freed himself
from the buggy. Neither was thrown
from the buggy, but Miss Stevenson
was kicked in the forehead. The hors,
was not shod and the blow glanced
which, undoubtedly. saved her life
The akin was broken just above tn,
eyes three inches across and to tn
skull and turned upward about al
inch. The shock was terrible, but tn,
yOnng lady did not lose consciousness
Assistance was rendered immediately
! by others Of the visiting party and sh'
4 ence 5Dean., She was covered will
blood and her friends were excite d ant
anxious. DR.. Gray responded prompt
ly to'a telephone call, stitched up th,
lSwOuDd, made the young lady comfort
able and allayed the fears Of the man,
friends by assuring them the wOtip;
was not serious. Miss Stevenson ro
turned home the next afternoon and i
getting, along alright. Her companion
Twas considerably bruised, but not Sc
riopsly hurt. B. SO