The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-14
Marriages..

Married. ON sunday, Sept llth, 1904,
by Rev. y. q. Wright and at his home.
Mr.. Robert 5. Gambrell and Miss Ola
King, both of Bolton, We wish them
happy voyage through life.
.Married, on Sunday afternoon. Sen.
temher :, 1904. at the home of the
brides mother in Honea Path, by Rev.
Peter Stokes, Mr. Lawton Davis and
Miss Minnie Tinsley, both of Honea
Path.
Married, at the home of Rev. n. G.,
Wright and by him, Oh Thursday,
sept: ., 1914, Mr.. Bruce Pruitt and Miss
annie Saylors, all OF Anderson County,
We Join their many friends in extend.
ing congratulations.
Married, on Sunday evening, Sep
tember II, 1904, by !. II. Rainey, magis-
trate, and at his home in this county,
Mr.. w: L. Frost. of Hart County,
Ca, and Miss NJ. +. .ncGee, of Ander-
son County.
Invitations have been issued to the
! marriage of Mr.. Brantley B. Hart and
Miss Eula Brown. which will take
place in this city on Wednesday, Sept.
:!1st. Miss Brown is popular young
lady, % daughter of Mrs. Mary F..
Erown. Mr. Hart formerly lived in
Anderson. but is now travelling n,an
with headquarters in Columbia.
Prof. A. NJ. Fogle, vino is one of the
new teachers in the High School de-
partment of the city graded schools,
was married last Wednesday to Miss
Minnie Fellers, of Prosperity. The
9th says: "Mr. A. NJ. FoRle and Miss
Minnie Fellers wer , married at ten
o'clock this morning 1T the residence
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Fellers. about two miles from
Prosperity. The house was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion, and
many friends Of bride and groom were
in attendance at the ceremony. The
couple we're joined in holy wedlock
BY the Rev. Antonie Mccullough, Of
this county. The couple leave to-day
for Anderson where Mr.. FOgle teaches
in the graded school,"
Married, on Friday, Sept. 0, 1904, ut
o'clock p. H., at the home of the
bride. in this county, by Rev. j. w.
Perry, hr; David A. Taylor, Of Fort
Pickel, OF Anderson County. The
many frende Of the bride. who is q
! eister OF j. b. Douthit, of the Pendle-
/ ton section, at whose home the bride
| and groom were rendered q reception
on Saturday evening Mr.. Taylor ia a
native of Virginia, but has been living
number of years in Indiana, where
no is engaged in the oil business. He
is very clever, intelli gent gentle
man, and is 30 favorably impressed
with our county that he may decide to
locate here after disposing of his in
terests in his adopted State.
The Atlanta Journal of yesterday
eays: IA quiet but pretty wedding
was that of Miss Nora Agnes Smith
and MIR. Clarence Eugene Tribble, of
Anderson, >. C., which took place TO-
day at noon ut the home of the brides
father, Mr. X. w. Smith, on North
Boulevard. Only the immediate rela-
fives were present. MIR. Prentiss d.
Reed was the groom's best man and
the only attendant. Rev. T.. =. Bride
| well performed the ceremony. Miss
Smith has numbers of friends who re-
greet that her marriage will take her
away from Atlanta. Mr.. Tribble is a
successful young insurance man being
cashier of the Mutual Benefit Insurance
Company. and is very popular in An
dersOn, where he will take his bride
after a stay in Asheville, N. c." We
Join the many friends of the happy
couple in extending congratulations.