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

The Christmas holidays passed very
pleasantly and quietly in this section
unmarried by but one sad incident.
That was the terrible death OF Capt.
trlce, on the Goth. Capt. Moore is sec
ton master ON the Blue Ridge Rail
road and lives right near Si1-and-
Twenty trestle. Capt. s. e. Patterson
and his gang are repairing the trestle,
and the morning Of the 9Th being very
ccld they had built tire out of doors
pear Capt. M0ore's front yard to warm
by Lutte Beatrice, aged ,, with g
sister, about years old, and two little
brothers, 8 and z, were playing in the
yard and around the fire. In some
way she fell right ON the fire and was
unable to rise. Little Josie ilerOlcally
tried To pull her out until her own
hands were burned TO blister but
could not succeed. About that time
negro man coming out from under
the trestle for piece of lumber saw
her clothing was burned OFT and her
body 30 badly burned that she died
tint night about 8 o'clock. She was
lovely child, the baby, and pet of tho
household and all who knew loved
her. The sympathy of the whole COM
Inunlty goes out to those sadly bereav-
ed ones.
Wo uaso 4uiUo d UuHUeT OIL SICK III
THE community now. Miss Docia Der
ricott has been quite ill with pneu-
monia, but is some better. Her sister,
Mre. Brooke Gaily, OF Anderson, and
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. Bowen,
Of Bowman, Ca, have been in attend
nnce at her bedside. Mrs. John Jolly
js quite sick with grippe, as is alsO Mr.
B. A: Ballard, who has recently moved
TO this section. Prof, w. z. Chapman
nm
able TO attend to his duties in the
eehool room. Mr.. William Eirod is
critically i'll with Kr,ght's aieaass.
His family and friends are in constant
attendance at his bedside. and all that
careful nursing and medical attention
can do will be done for his recovery.
@r. John Stevenson, of Townville,
County, is seriously i'll with chronic
disease His daughter, Mrs. Lee Will
bon, wac called TO his bedeide last
week He has many other friends and
relatives here who will regret 10 hear
OF his sad condition.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, of Washing
ton, u. e., is visiting her twin sister,
Mrs. y. d. Blackman. On the 25th
Ars. blackman gave an elegant dinner
in honor OF their 4Sth anniversary.
Many friends and relatives gathered
around the festal board to enjoy the
occasion ED wish them many happy
returns OF the day.
The many friends of Miss Della
Browne, uho formerly resided in this
County, will be pleased to learn that
ehe va9 happily married on the 9th
ule., 30 aar. j. A. Bell, of Easlov, D. &.
Miss Browne is the eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Nrs. w. T. Browne, who NOV
ed two years ago from thia Courey, to
Tamassee, In Oc0nee County.
Mr d :s G. GeSfgs Sss vas W;n~ %a1Sed Raa On the
Merritt officiating.
Miss Anna Gambrell and Mr. Sam
Phillips we're united IL marriage &C
the 25th ult.
Mr. John G. Garrison was married on
the 27th to Miss Gena Wilson, the
lovely and accomplished daughter of
MIR. Left Wilson, of Cross Ancher, s.
&. A host of friends are eoongratulating
this worthy couple aud wishing them
bon voyage on the sea of matrimony.
Mr. Will Garrison has accepted
business position in Charleston. His
many friends here wish him great sue
cess.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Lee spent the
holidays with relatives in Walhalla
and Long Creek.
Miss Josephine Stevenson and Miss
Elton Harrison, two charming young
ladies from Lavonia Ca, have been
visiting friends and relatives in this
County.
Ernest Browne was badly but not
dangerously hurt last Sunday by jump
ing OF train when in motion.
Mr.. w. y. Barnett, of Orrville, has
become citizen of Denver for another
year. IncORnita