The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-02-11

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his residence was erected about sixty
years ago blythe late Leverott Osborne,
ana Is one of the oldest in town.
The old prediction that there Is a
snow each winter for every fog in the
preceding August is likely to be ex-
ploded this winter. One who makes it
u business to watch such things says
that there was three fogs, one heavy
ana two light, last August, and ac-
~cordlngly, insists that the three SHOWS
VIII come before the winter is over.
Mrs. Rosa Arnold, who hns been
spending some time with her parents
at Pendleton, has been spending the
past week with Miss Ida Jones. Mrs.
Arnold will leave shortly for Anderson,
where she goes to accept Il position.
She has a great many friends hero and
throughout the county who wish for
new % soaa boPRPiness; and md, SUCCESS S! in her
Mrs. Lewis Gunnels died ather home
near Honea Path last Saturday, after d
long illness with that over fatal dis
ease, consumption. She was n daugh-
ter of D.. g: Ellis. Of Pcndleton Town
snip. and about % years of age; She
esteemed by u wide circle of friends,
who deeply sympathize with the hus-
band and three little children wEc sur
vlve her. On Sunday the remainswcre
inferred at BroadmOuth Church.
II. Homer pruitt died at his home in
this city last Saturday morning, after
an ILLNESS of about two weeks with
pneumonia. The deceased was 30 years
or age, md u son of tho late Willis
FRUIT. lie had been employed as
night watchman at the Anderson Fer
tlllzer Factory ever since it had been
IN operation, and was q most worthy,
upright man. For a number of years
plary member of Ebenezer Metho-
dist Church., in Martil, Township,
where his remains were carried
and inferred last Sunday morning. A
sorely. bereaved wife and five children
are left to cherish his memory.
The Atlanta Journal of the end inst.
says "Dr. William E. Campbell, for
eight years with DR.. A. w. Calhoun,
has opened office in the Century build
Ing. rooms COG, GOT and Cos, where he
will serve his patients as an indepen-
dent practitioner. AS heretofore, his
practice will be limited to diseases of
the eye, ear. nose and throat. DR..
campbell, though q young man, is
widely experienced in his profession.
He is n man of fine personality and has
hundreds of friends who wish him
every success" DR.. Campbell is a ma
tive of Anderson County, q brother of
Col. L.. +. Campbell, of Broadway
Township, and has many friends in the
County whc will join us in wishing him
big success.
James Elrod, 1agman on a freight
train of the Southern, died at the resi-
dence of j. Il. Simpson last Monday
evening from injuries received while
coupling u train at Harbin's Switch, q
few miles below Westminster. Mr..
Elrod WIS caught between the cars as
he was coupling them and was badly
mashed. He was ut onco carried to
Westminster and the physician did all
he could for him but he died at 8
O'clock. Mr. Simpson was lis uncle.
His father and other relatives were
wired for and came down before he
died. His body was carried to Pied
mont, his home, where the interment
will take place. James Elrod was we'll
known in thie place and had many
parents n their great lOss.-Westmin-
ster Times.
The following Petit Jurors have been
drawn to- serve at the approaching
term Of the Court of Common Pleas,
which convenes on the frat Monday in
H. Edwards, Lee Gailliard and WIS.
Lee, b., Anderson; E. 3. Rice. Ernest
Geer, G. c. Grubbs and F. w. Vaughn,
Bolton; w. N. Cox, w. F. Gailliard
and j. 4. Anderson, Broadway; Fred.
BagWell and w. F. Davis, Brushy
Creek; R. j. Poole, j. D. Richardson,
T. II: Burriss, Thomas Gerard and G..
=; Mcconnell, .C~enteryille; J. R.
Hail; W. II. Duckworth, =. L. Web,
and E.; b. Keys. HopewelI; J.. N. Pen
mel, w. II. Whitaker and Thos. c.
Banister. Martin; w. II. Mounce. PEN
dleton; J. F. Arnold and D.J. Bolt,
Rock Mills; c. M. Findley and ]. l..
MCGEE, Savannah; j. B. FELTON,, d. B.
Webb, W. T. Elrod and A. B. Heron.
Varennes.
Robert NJ. Russell, eldest son of w.
W. Russell, of this city, died at Pbne-
nix, Arizona, on Monday evening. nond
inst, Of consumption. He went to
Arizona about three months ago for
the benefit of his health and the eli
mate seemed to- benefit him, but he
days preceding his death, and his wife
went TO his bedside and was with him
when he died. Mr.. Russell was SO
years old. a most excellent young man
and was held in high esteem by q wide
circle of friends. Since his boyhood he
had been engaged in the mercantile
business with his uncle, Col. A. j.
Ssitton, ct Autun, in this County, and
had been very successful in his bust
ness. He was a consistent member of
the Presbyterian Church at Pendleton,
and his remains were. brought and in
tered in the Ce.urchyard there last
Sunday. The deceased married Miss
Anna Aull, Of Newberry, who, with
four small children, survive him. May
God comfort and console them and the
bereaved parents OF the deceased in
their sorrow.
Willow Camp, Woodmen of the
fraternal organizations of America to-
day, gave n banquet last Thursday
night and entertained many invited
guests. The tables, the full length of
the hall, were spread and twice were
the seats occupied by different ones.
Th"re were at least $50 who partook of
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