The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

The following ;"vitrtions have been
mailed TO Quito ,own friends: "Mr.
and hrs. j. Burch request the
honor OF your presence at the marriage
OF their daughter, Aria, and .Mr. vii
our eugene power, on "Wednesday
Methodist Church, Belton, S. C." The
Times is requested to state that no in
vitations will be sent to friends in Bel
ton, but all are cordially Invited. Miss
Aria is one of the best young ladies of
our town, while the groom-to- be is a
highly. respected young business man
OF Anderson.-Belton Times.
While at target practice at sea off
PENSACOLA, Fla, last Wednesday ter
rible accident happened on the battle
ship Missouri" by the explosion of
tnrret, gun. AS result OF the explo-
sion sion the total list of dead now number
32. Among those on the wal ship and
Whq 2oa escaped any injury was Clarence
known farmer of Rock Mills Town.
chip. Mr.. Jones holds the position of
assistant, gunnar, and is making
an excellent cord, having recently
been recommended for promotion.
j.. W. LyIea. an employee at the Orr
Monday afternoon. He seemed to I've
in his usual health that morning and
warked until the dinner hour, when he
went home, ate hearty dinner and
returned to the mill before the other
hands came in. When the other hands
returned he was found prostratcd on
the floor and very ill. He was carried
to his home and died in about two
hours. Mr. Lyles was about 4S years
OF age and native OF Georgia. When
the Orr Mill was completed he came
here and accepted Il position in it, and
was faithful nnd Jealous employee,
and was highly esteemed by all of his
friends and acquaintance. He is sur
vlved by q wife and four children.
The remains were laid to rest in Silver
BROOK Cemetery yesterday afternoon,
Kew. w. Is. Hawkins conducting the
funeral services.
The Spartanburg Herald of the 1oth
inst. says: "Mrs. e. Hutto, aged Il
years. died at tho home of Prof. John
6. Clinkscales on Wofford campus yes
terday afternoon at $50 o'clock. Ten
sis and did not rally from the shock.
For more than year past she had been
in failing health. The deceased was q
native of Orangeburg County and was
the widow of the late Rev. VIM. Hutto
! OF the South Carolina conference. She
was an earnest, useful Christian wo-
| man. Two children survive her, Mrs.
Pr. w. D. Hutto. of Williamston.
The. remains. Of Mrs. Hutto will be
carried to Williamson, her former
home, for burial to. day. Rev. DR.. w. /.
4. Richardson will accompany the
funeral party and will conduct the SER
vices ut Williamson this afternoon ~
MRS. Hutto has many friends in this
County who held her in high esteem,
and who will regret to hear of her
death.
After long and painful illness with
pulmonary disease Mrs. Mamie Burns
Hobson, wife of Thomas Hobson, died
on the 10th inst. at her home near San
dy Springs. She was in the 44th year
of her age, and was the last surviving
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Burns,
and the sister OF rev. Conner Burns,
Saml. Burns, of Roberts, and Robert
Burns, Of Anderson. They with her
husband and six children, besides
many other relatives and friends, are
left to mourn her departure. A men,
ber of the Methodist Church from
childhood, she early learned the pre-
cepts of piety, and grew up to be a
sweet, spirited Christian woman, whom
all who knew loved. Though she will
be sadly missed by her loved ones,
they have the comfort of knowing that
her sufferings are ended and she is at
rest. She was buried beside her kim
dred at Sandy Springs last Sabbath.
Her pastor, Rev. s. w. Henry, being
absent from sickness, the funeral SER
vices were conducted by her brother,
Rev Conner Burns, of Enoree. Low
ing hands covered the casket and
grave with flowers and sang over her
precious form Beautiful beckoning
hands,"