The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-22

attend the funeral of j. Lawrence Nc
Gees little son, and spent few days
here with friends.
Mai. T. II. Russell, of Williamson,
is in the city visiting the families OF
his sons, w. w. and d. II. Russell.
He is now one of Anderson County's
oldest citizens, and is holding his own
remarkably well.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Gadsden j. Bee, of this city,
TO the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
elizabeth Bee. to Mr. G. Moody Nc
Clnre,. on Monday evening, June Goth,
at their home on River street.
Miss Gertrude Sanders has returned
| to her home at Anderson, =. c., after
having spent the past term here at
school. While here, che made many
friends, who will regret very much TO
see her leave.--Augusta Chronicle.
It is stated that several persons in
OcOnee County who were found guilty
| II the Federal Court at Greenville of
violating the federal liquor laws, were
| allowed to go home and work their
crops, and serve their sentence in Au-
gust.
S. u. jackson has resigned his posi-
tiOn as street overseer in order to give
his time to his candidacy for county
supervisor. He is succeeded by John
to Mr.. Jackson will make him Il capa-
BILE officer.
Mrs. Mary Keith, who has been
spending several months at Salisbury,
n. c., with her daughter, Mrs. Ocer-
Overman, accompanied by her ncice.
Miss Flora Chapman, of this city. will
leave shortly on trip to Europe.
DR.. Jas. N. Anderson and wife, of
Tallahassee, Fla. are visiting relatives
sections of the County. DR.. Anderson
is professor in the Florida State Uni
versity, and has many friends in An
dereon County who are delighted to
see him.
l.. p. Smiths excursion from WAL
halls to Charleston left here yesterday
morning with more than four hundred
passengers aboard. With those he
will pick up at Bolton and Honea Path,
MI. Smith probably entered Charleston
last night with more than five hundred
passengers.
John w. Todd, OF Seneca, and Albert
w. Todd, of Charleston, are announced
as candidates for the House of Repre-
sentatives in their respective Counties.
These gentlemen. who are brothers,
friends here would be more than pleas
ed to see them elected.
Married, on Wednesday morning,
June 13, 1904, ct the home Of the brides
f9,h father f. Bsv F. Wilson, nSa.,G Esq i in this
s. Diver and Miss Nellie 6. Wilson,
both of this city. After the ceremony
the bride and groom left on a short
trip to the exposition in st. Louis.
Marvin NJ. Mann, q recent graduate
of the Levy departments Of the South
Carolina College, has been in the city
for several days with friends. He has
decided to locate here for the practice
of his profession, and has opened an
Office in the postotfice building. He is
son of Hon. w. D. Mann, former
sheriff of Abbeville County
Miss Minta PRESLEY, of Septus, who
has been attending the Co. Educational
Institute at Edgefield, s. c., the past
-'ession, has returned home to spend
the summer vacation, and is cordially
welcomed by her many friends. She
had most pleasant stay in Edgefield,
and was more than pleased with the
Institute and it's able faculty.
yesterday afternoon by John r. Broyles
announcing the death Of his nephew,
Robert BrOyles, son of DR.. o. r.
Broyles, formerly of this city. The
young man was employed SS a Hagmnn
on the Southern Railway, and was ac-
cidentally killed while in the discharge
of his duties near Knoxville, Tenn.
No particulars were given.
Invitations have been received in
the city to the marriage of David @.
Clark, of Union. and Miss Essie Paco-
let Jones, of Gaffney. which event will
take place next Wednesday morning,
Mr.. Clark is the eldest son of Elias L.
Clark, formerly of Anderson, and has
many friends here who will join us in
extending him congratulations.
Mrs. Jane McFall was bitten by q
on Tuesday afternoon, 14th inst. One
of her arms was badly lacerated. Mrs.
McFall iB the mother Of MrB. Dr.. j. e.,
Harris. Of this city. She came here
Wednesday and next morning went to
Atlanta to be treated. She has many
friends in Anderson County whom we
join in wishing her speedy recovery.
The storm which passed over part
OF Brushy Creek section In Anderson
County on the 9th did its greatest dam
ages in the neighborhood Of Mr. I. w.
Pickens. Or Els place it blew down q
tenant house in which Jack Ellison.
colored, lived, also the ell OF another
house occupied by Rurriss HalLums.
a valuable horse. belonging to Mf.,
Piekens wee killed by stroke Of light
ming just before the atorm.-Easley
Progress. ~
John Webb, a negro about 25 years
%a Ct age, who d.onna was aen employed & by ). 9.
ternoon on Church street, near the
Central graded school building. A
lady, who lives near there, cav the
negro fall. and he was dead before any
one reached him. DIR. j. G. Harrie
was called to the Negroes side, and,
after examining him, pronounced the