The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-31

mandant of the Kentucky Military In
stltute, is the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
w. II. Duncan. On Monday Major
Honham delivered On address before
the pupils of tho Barnwell Graded
school which was very much enjoyed.
Hon. Josh Ashley has retired from
the turmoil and disappointment of
politics and will enter the arena Of
put his commercial democracy into
actual practice, and whether the peo-
pie favor 1t or not Josh does not care
rap.-GreenwOod Journal.
Mali Agent N. L. FAINT is taking u
on the Blue Ridge Railway. During
MT. Eants absence from his post Mr..
Jas. +. Maxwell, of Anderson, will per-
FORM the duties OF his position. Mr.
rant will spend his vacation with his
family and among his many friends in
Walhalla.-keOwee Courier.
brs:: L.. r. Pratt, accompanied By
her daughter of Dallas, Texas, is in
Anderson visiting her brother. w. G.
Kay, and other relatives. Mrs. Pratt,
who is q daughter Of the late Marion
Kay, left thie County in 1864. and this
.s her first visit 10 her old homo since
then. Her visit is source Of much
pleasure ~ her many old friends and
relatives.
j. II. Acker. who has been conduct
:ng barber shop in the Peoples Bank
building. has purchased from j. Nj.
Taylor the Hotel ChiQuola shop and
transferred his place of business there.
he Will be assisted in his new shop by
Messrs. HOlcombe and Price, two ex-
pert BARRIERS, and will bo pleased to
~ h all
him in his new quarters.
At Norris station, near Central last
"Wednesday night, Harrison Sheriff
shot Walter Davis in the forearm and
loot. The wounds are not serious.
family from home. Then Davis, Cen
trails policeman, was sent for. Davis
returned the fire but Sheriff 10 at large.
Two other men who were standing
nenr were slightly wounded by some
OF Sherif's shots
"A Jewish wedding took place in our
clty yesterday. Mr.. Sol j. Boley, Of
Athens, Ca. and Misc Minnie Gels
berg, of this city, were the happy
couple. The marriage took place at
and Mrs. o. Geisberg, at il O'clock.
They. were made man and wife by
Rabbi /. A. Rubenstein, of Athens, Ga.
Many friends witnessed the beautiful
and impressive ceremony. Shortly
! after the ceremony the happy couple
left for Athens, their future home.
Ihe bride had large circle Of friends
In Anderson, was much admired and
will be greatly missed. Best wishes
from the entire city follow them.
Gov. McSweeney has granted a par
don to Singleton A. Mcintosh of Abb
beville. who was convicted in this
nanslaughter and sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary. The pardon
was granted on condition that the man
leave the State. Mcintosh killed q
man named George Mckinney. The
petitions were strong and numerously
signed. Mcintosh had not commenced
| the serving OF the sentence, an appeal
having been taken. The testimony at
the trial indicated case Of self.de-
Tense. The petition relates that strong
prejudice existed against Mcintosh,
who is an old man, and has never been
considered mentally sound since he re-
celved blow on his head some years
ago. The testimony showed that the
fatal shot was fired when Mcintosh
was on the ground with his victim and
; and the latter's sons on top of him.
Mr.. John Adger McCrary, of Wash
Ington, D. c., with his beautiful Vir-
ginia bride. was on flying visit to his
old home near PeDdlet0n and to friends
ia this city dur ing the holidays. Mr..
County and graduated from Clemson
College. He then took a position with
the Anderson Water, Light and Power
Company at Portman. After holding
this position for two years he went te
Washington, D. C., and took post
graduate course. He now holds posi-
as draftsman in the Navy Department.
On the 25rd of this month he was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Mary Ellzey
Shepard, daughter of Mrs. Lyman w.
Shepard, Leesburg, Virginia. The
bride possesses grace, beauty and many
accomplishments. Their many frienda
in Anderson County wish them much
happineaa. They returned to Wash
ington Monday.
Miea jamie Stevenson died at nor
home in this city last Sunday morning
at o'clock. after an illness of several
years. On Monday the funeral services
we're conducted at the residence by
Rev j. D. Chapman, after which the
remaine were carried to Lowndesville
and inferred. Miss Stevenson was q
daughter of the late L. A. Stevenson,
WHO ulcu III CulB Guy D rev Weeks ago,
and was q most excellent young lady,
whose death has brought sorrow to
the hearts of wide circle of friends.
She was q devoted and exemplary
member Of the Baptist Church. Her
death is the third to occur in tho same
house during the past two months, the
first being her grandmother, Mrs. Hol-
combe, and the second her father, as
mentioned above. The sorely bereav-
ed family have the sympathy Of all
their friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. A: s. Stephens tripped and fell
in the hall in her dwelling last Satur-
shoulder. She had entered the hall
from the yard carrying few short
sticks of wood. The skirt she wore
was rather long and was caught under
her feet. IN her efforts to free herself
she was thrown violently to the floor
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