The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06

When asked about his bill calling
Tor an appropriation for public build.
ing, Congressman Wyatt Aiken said
that it would probably be passed MT
thus scssion if other appropriations of a
similar nature were made. It was al
most certain, however, ho said. Jhah
tne republican, majority would dclAV
all such matters until tho next session
of congress.
We haYo received the following in
vltation: "Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel G.
Brown request the honor OF your pres
enco ut the marriage Of their daughter,
Lula Frances, to Rev. Siui Browne
Harper. on Thursday afternoon, Jan
uary :. 1904, at 80 O'clock. at home.
McCormIcs, 5. C.h mr. Harper is -
natlve ot Anderson, but is now pastor
Oh Methodlst Church ut Spartanburg.
Mrs: N. r. Wilson died at her home
Saturday morning after an illness of
about ono. year and Was buried at
oprlngwood Cemetery on Monday ar
ternoon. one WAS IL native Of this
county, and moved from Williamson
10 this city about 25 years ago. where
enc mas lived ever since She was u
faithful Christian woman, and leaves n
husband and five children .-Greenyillo
MOuntaineer
Married, at tho home of tho brides
father, Waddy 7: Browne, ut Tomas
see, see, oconee County; on DeSomber a7th,
P' ISu5' ); A. Bell to Miss Della Browne,
Rev. J. !. Spinks performing tho cero-
inony. Miss Browne has many friends
In and around Anderson, aud up to u
short time ngo resided with her father
in the Fairdeal section. The best
wishes of host of friends arc extend
ed the happy couple.
Last Saturday night about 10 o'clock
fire was discovered in one of the pas
eenger cars on the sidetrack in the c..
o. w. Z. Railway yard. The tiremen
responded promptly to the alarm and
soon extlnguished the fire, but the car
was badly damaged and had to Be
sent &c ttio shops. The car came in
from Augusta at 7.10 o'clock that even
ing. and il 10 supposed the fire started
A eeries Of meetings are being held
in the Central Presbyterian Church
this week, two services being held
each day-at $50 O'Clock in tho after
noon and 7.S0 O'clock ut night. Rev.
4. q: mcLeea, the Synod's evangelist,
la doing tho preaching. and Rev. F. II. .
Wardlaw 10 conducting the singing.
Notwithstanding the cold weather,
large congregations are attending the
meetings which arc very interesting.
A very dietresai2g accident occurred
near Denver on Tuesday morning of
iaae week BY which Beatrice. the little
ter on the Blue Ridge Road, waa fatal
ly burned. The little girl waa playing
around o fire which the section hands
had built near her fathers house. In
some way her clothing caught on fire,
but tho flames could not be extinguish-
ed before the child was esversly burn
od.. Death resulted the following
night: Much sympathy 10 felt for the
parents In their terrible affiiction.
Married, =. .. Tho Tho hu,ne of the brides
mother, on Wednesday, December 80,
1903s By Rev. N. G. Wright, Mr.. James
E. McGill and Miss Nellie Mcclellan,
both Of this County. The attendants
were MT. Samuel Pennell and Miss
Lula Milford, Mr. Callie Robinson and
Miss Lola Ashley. After the. ceremony
the merry party were ushered into tho
past was enjoyed, We join the friends
of the happy couple in wishing them
life. "'''""D' ~ 'n'S
Mrs. Matilda Moseley, widow of the
late b. +; MoBeley, died at the home of
Fork Township, last thursday, s1st st
nit, aged 80 years. She had been
afflicted with that terrible disease,
cancer, for along time. Mrs. Moseley
was q most excellent woman and had
long been Q devoted member Of the
Methodist Church She leavea four
daughters and two sone, besides awide
circle OF relatives and frionds, to cher
ing her death the remains were in
tered at TnwNyi!!e-
G. J. Martin, who he's bssn in Abbe-
Vile for come time conducting o branch
store OF the mercantile Arm of King g.
Martin Of shie city, has. returned to
ioeated here. The Abbevills Medinm
the Bee Hive. has lefs the city FOR his
homo In Anderson. Tho Bee Hive has
gone oub Of business. Our people re-
gret MT. MARITIME movement for he
made many friends here. However,
he is much interested in one of our
rural schools and ito pretty teacher,
and 1T is more than probable that like
A. quiet home wedding occurred yes
terday morning at Q O'clock at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother. Mira. c..
W. Webb, when Mise Edna Earle and
mr: j. j. Trowe bridge were married.
Only tho Immediate relatives and q
few close friends of the young couple
were present. The attendants were
Miss Fannie Pinckney and Mr.. Charlie
Provost. Tho ceremony was impress.
lively performed by Rev. w. N. Meade,
otter which MIR. and Mrs. 'Trowbridge
left on the 10 o'clock train for short
of legion OF friends go out to these
popular young people for happy and
prosperous life.
Last night at the residence of the
on South Main street, Mr.. Tony IS.
Lumpkin and Miss Ditmer Gi1mer
were married. Rev. 8. j. Cartledge
performing the ceremony. Many