The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-23


10 remember each and,eve. ne.
Rev. and Mrs. o. j. Copeland, of
aynesboro, Ca, were in the city last
week. They left on Friday for Due
West, the former home of Mrs. Come
land.
Gerry Wilson, Joe Mckinney, Alfred
n. Fortune and J. y. Latty, OF Bir-
mingham, Ala, are in Anderson, their
old home, to spend the Christmas holi-
days.
Mrs. II. l.. Adams, Of Charlotte, N.
O., is in the city visiting her mother.
Mrs. a. S. Stephens. Her visit is a
source of much pleasure to her mapy
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gilmer announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Martha Ditmer, to Mr.. II. b. Lump
kin The marriage will take place ON
tuesday evening, January 9th, ut their
residence Ill this city.
Married, on Thursday evening, Dec.
II, 1909, at the residence of tho brides
father, w. j. Stevenson, in Varcnnes
township, by Rev. 0. j. Copeland,
Mr. Oscar McCown and Bliss n. E.
Stevenson, both OF Anderson County.
| The friends of the Thornweli Orphan
age, through that prince of clever fell
lows, Thomas A. Ratline, shipped
large box of useful articles to Rov. w.
L. Jacobs, ID. d., us n Christmas offer
ing to the inmates of that institution.
Captain and Mrs. T. @. Donaldson
were the guests of Mrs. j. nj. Patrick
for n few days last week. Captain
Donaldson was at one time command
ant of cadets of the old Patrick Mill
tary Institute, and is now stationed at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Callie, little daughter of w. j.
Mitchell, died at the home of her pa
rents ut the Orr Cotton Mill on Tues
day night, 10Th inst, after brief ill
ness with miningitis. On Wednesday
the remains were carried to First Creek
Church and inferred.
The pension department is now en-
gagged in sending out the large supply
| of hlnnks for the use 0f tho pension
commissioners of 1904. The comptrol-
Ter general states that ell persons who
wish blanks must apply to the COM
missioner in their County, as they are
not furnished direct from his office,
j. j. Gilmer is the commissioner in
Anderson County.
Dixie Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy. of this city, has issued
It's second Booklet" copy of which
| mas been presented to US and for which
we return many thanks The first
page contains good picture of the
late Gen. Wade Hampton, and the
Booklet" is full of interesting and
valuable historical reading matter.
Every person who con secure copy
should purchase one and preserve it.
The following officers have been
elected by Hiram Lodge, No. 6s, A. F.
NJ, to serve the en suing year: Wor-
shipful Master, E. W. Taylor; Senior
Warden, U. E. Seybt; Junior Warden,
D. s. Gray; Secretary, G.. N. C. Bole-
man; Treasurer, j. K. Hood; Senior
Deacon, w. H. Nardin. jr.; Junior
Deacon, Calhoun Harris; Tyler, j. ).
Dodd; Stewards, j. L. Gray and B. A.
Henry.
Mrs. Evaline Gambrell, widow of
the late Enooh Gambrell, died sudden-
ly last Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mr.. R. A. Coleman, where she was
spending the day. She was @ most es-
timable Christian lady, and had long
been faithful member of the Broad
mouth Baptist Church. She was about
G7 years old, and che leaves ten chill
dren to mourn her loss. The funeral
services we're held Saturday at Broad
mouth Church.-Honea Path Chroni-
! Gle.
At called meeting OF the South
Carolina PresbyteTy held in the city
last week, the pastoral relation exist
ing between Rev. F. III. Wardlaw and
the Piedmont and Slabtown Churches
was dissolved. Mr. Wardlaw was
elected at the meeting of Synod in
October as superintendent of home
missions for South Carolina, and will
enter upon his new work the frat of
next year. He is an able, energetic
and consecrated man, and his Churches
regret to give him up.
Burning Bush Chapter, r. A. M,
has elected the following officers to
serve the ensuing year: High Priest,
j. K. Hood; King, Al. M. Mattison;
Scribe, r. E. Ligon; Captain of the
Host, j. P. Duckett; Principal Sojourn-
or, j. L. Gray; Royal Arch Captain, C.
j. Brock; Master First Veil, j. L.
Farmer; Master Second Veil, D. s.
Gray; Master Third Veil, II. B, Lump
kin; Treasurer, A. M. Sharpe; Secre-
tary. J. c. Watkins; Sentinel. j. j.
J)odd