The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-06

no child nnder ten years Of age can
how legally work in any cotton mill in
thls state. There wsfe so few of such
employees shat the enforcement OF the
law, oi1 not create q ripple so far as
An0erson ls concerned, and the same
is Isl lssiy true In the rest OF the State.
Last w Wednesday j. II. Moore, car
panters while working at the Toxaway
mil, met with q severe accident.
1ehvy piece OF timber fell from scaf-
in1d md ssrGck him OH the leg. nrenIt-
1nG Sne bone near the ankle. Dr.. J.
Va. "a nicnarason was promptly summon
GU ~ sne unfortunate man, reset the
piohen 90 's Ieg' and he is now doing well.
Kobere II. Baker, formerly Of this
city, who is C "knight Of the RriD.n
travelling in Georgia and Alabama, has
moved ms FAMILY from Bolton to Tai
iapoosa, Ga. Mrs. Baker spent last
w e0nesgay IN Anderson bidding her
many friends goodbye. We join the
many friends of the family ir wishing
.,.s:n .nsn. n success and happiness in
Rev: Oscar Dean, of Texas, will at
tend the Southern Baptist ;Conyention
at Savannah, Co., this week, and when
IL adJonrns he will come to Anderson
ana M TislC MS old home in this County.
Un Inursuay, 14th inst, during his
stay mere, the Dean family reunion
WllI De heid at the home of A. A.
lean: Inc occasion will he most
On Thursday, April SOtb, at $50
O'Clock p. m., Mr.. Ennch H. Drake
and Miss Lucy Kay, both of Anderson.
we're married at the Sadler House in
v thamston- Rev. j. Marion Rogers
PER- ormed the ceremony. They were
accompanied by MIR. Samuel Kay, o
Drake left on the afternoon train foT a
visit to Greenville and other places.
Last Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. B.
r: Bolt, living near Cedar Grove
Cnurcb, lost their infant, about seven
weeks old by death from whooping
cough, and four days later auother
Sunu aReG nve years was taken from
Inem Dy the same cause. This Is in
oeea SAD dispensation Of providence,
ones have the deepest sympathy of
their many friends. Williamson News.
Tom. Hamilton, VIM. Oliver and
Joe pro, three white men, were con-
ytcted in the United States Court in
Greenvilie last Wednesday of robbing
the postoftices at Autun and Iva on
the End and Bird, and were sentenced
70 serve tive years in the federal prison
In Atlanta, Ga. On our End page this
week we publish full account Of their
sTtal as reported by the Greenville
News.
Our former vcung townsman, w. H.
Barnes, OF Prattville, Ala, who has
been spending o few days at Lowndes-
vile visiting his mother, spent last
Monday in Anderson and gave us an
call. Mr.. Barnes holds q
Tesponsible position with the Pratt
Gin Company, the largest gin manu-
home, and looks hale and hearty. His
many friends here were delighted to
greet him, ,es ~
Mrs. j. A. Hall met with an unfor-
tunate accident nc her home on South
Main street. few days ago. She enter
ed O closet wearing slippers and step
ped on piece Of kindling wood, in
which was a nail, which entered her
foot through the sole Of the slipper,
producing very painful wound, from
which she is suffering great deal.
The nail was pulled out and the wound
Al OO4uk aG6ICuA w q JUL u6I ut4uY
friends in wishing her o speedy re-
covery.
Our young townsman, G. E. !Tribble,
has received q letter from his brother,
R, b. Tribble, who has been cruising
on the United States Naval vessel
"Cincinnati," In the Atlantic ocean,
stating that on account OF his bad
health, he had been ordered to go to
the Naval hospital Ct Brooklyn, y. y.
Of Mr.. Tribble in this County will re-
gret to hear of his affliction, and will
join us in wishing him speedy restor-
elton to health. #
Memorial Day will be observed in
Anderson next Saturday morning.
The exercises will begin at o'clock q.
M, when the Confederate monument
decorated. AT O. o'clock the Church,
yards in the city and at Silver Brook
Cemetery will be visited and the sol-
diers' graves decorated. At II O'clock
the Il. E.. Lee Chapter. u. D. c., will
meetin the Court House, when Col.
w. f. Jones, of Elberton, Ca, will de-
liver an address aud assist the Chapter
in presenting the crosses of honor to
the Veterans. The, public generally
ana the veterans especially are invited
to attend all the exercises.
4 DR.. j. Walter Sherard died at his
home at Lebanon, Abbeville County,
last Saturday night of heart failure
He had been in feeble health for sew
eraf months. DR.. Sherard WAS about
'45 years of age, and son OF j. w
Sherard, of Corner Township, this
County, where he was born and reared
and lived until q few years ago, when
he moved to Abbeville County. He
was graduate from Erskine College
and later studied medicine and gradu-
ated from the Charleston Medical Col.
Slege. He possessed a genial disposi-
tiOn, and was most highly esteemed by
o wide circle OF friends, who deeply
sympathize with the sorely bereaved
widow and five children who are left
to cherish his memory.
The Intelligencer had a pleasant visi,
last Friday from Col r. w. Hunt, d
F. A. of the Southern Railway, and
also o Colonel of Gov. Heyward's staff
and Col. Sanford H. Cohen, represent
ing the consolidated railroads and th,
Isle Of Palms, of Charleston, who il