The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-08-26
gOcal News.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 26. 1903.
Denver Dots.

Those who had the pleasure Of going
gsn Smiths excursion to Asheville from
6liis section last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. r. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. At.
kns, w. D. Garrison, jr.. and Miss
Hsianche Browne. Miss Browne will
remain in the Land Of the Sky for sew
-eral weeks, enjoying the mountain
scenery and visiting relktives. AL
who go on ono OF Messrs; Smiths and
sions come back well pleased. They
do all in their power for the comfort
and pleasure of thoso VINO 60. Ladies
without escorts are especially looked
after and every attention necessary
given them. Good order as possible ia
kept and no drinking Or cursing allow
e in the cars occupied by ladies.
Mi MifS s Grab Graham, p td,s Of Greenwood, and
home Friday efter o weel;'s visit to the
family Of Mr. j. w. Rotllreck.
Miss Mary Russell, one of William
aton's loveliest girls, is the guest Of
Marshall BlaCkman's family.
Miss Saidee Hill and Samuel Browne
and family, OF Cross Hill, visited rela-
tives here recently. They were On
their way 20 Tomassee to visit other
relatives.
Miss Irene Miller. Of Westminster,
was the gnest of Miss Blanche Browne
Cor a few deys lest week.
Miss Corrie Phinney, of Walhalla,
visited friends and other relatives in
: 1dlis vicinity recently.
Miss Lille Garrison returned Mon
day from visit of two weeks to rela-
!. Mr. John Garrison left Monday for
.sa trip Of few days to Walhalla.
w. L. Browne, of Tomassee, has
t,een the guest of Mrs. A. F.. Brownies
Family for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John J.. jolly returned
Slast week from pleasant visit to rela-
yea peap haSpy pa9S yvanSS,eG vSrSGe, Ga xorsbn
ped with the congregation at Sandy
Springs Sunday. After services were
over they were the guests of j. D.
MdElroy for q short season.
Sam Burns, of the Roberts section,
visited>his parents last week.
Vhesmany friends of Robert Burns,
WHO has been i'll with typhoid fever,
will rejoice to learn that he is now con
valescent.
Charlie Watkins and little sister.
r.E1aFy4Stark. OF Anderson. are visiting
,sAars. Maggie Garrison and family.
Mss. WIS. Elrod is quite indisposed.
W, ,rents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bolt,
sssT Asbury, visited her last Friday.
-.yco -Aays, who has been very i!}
nMseases, died on the 18th at his home
alNar Sandy Syringe. He was an up
sxight man and q member of the Meth
aodist Church. He was about As years
Aaid and leaves many friends besides O
wife and eight children. who are sore
Wy bereaved In his death.
The protracted services at Sandy
accession Of five, members to the
church. Rev. j. E, Boards sermon on
sSunday was very impressive and lis-
steued to attentively by large audi
~ence. .Give an account of thy stew
-ssrdshIp" was his theme.
Rev. r. E. Stackhouee and wife are
-visiting in this section. He was for
sthe Pendleton Circuit and much es-
ateemed by his flock and all who were
$50 fortunate as to know him. He aud
talis good wife were given IN informal
reception Monday p. m. by MIR. and
Mrs. Darwin Reed, whose gueats they
were. 1t was q delightful occasion and
lone that will long be remembered by
chose present. t,
Mrs. Mary, Belle Pressley, wife of
Clayton PreHsley, and daughter of Mr..
And Mrs. John a. Brooks, died at the
dome Of her father near Sandy Springs
-on the 18th after q lingering illness of
several months, aged 81 years. Just
an life's early bloom she has been call
..ed away by death from those who low
.ed her, a devoted husband and child,
kind parents and many friends. Bnt
sahe was ready when the summons
came, having been q devout Christian
and member Of the q iethodist church
SoC come years. Rer body was inter
xed on the 10th at Sandy Springs by
the side of her little one who had pre-
<e8aed her few months to the better
dand. Incognita.