The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19

Hon. Cole l.. Blease. of Newberry.
spent FEW hours in the city last Sat.
Hraay on ms way to Fendleton, where
he is visiting friends.
Miss LaIdee Lawson and T.. =. Brock
were married Sunday afternoon at the
nome OF the brides mother on Whitner
street. Both are we'll known and pop
niar young people of the city. After
Atlanta where they will spend a few
Gays before returning to the city.
Mr.. G. Z. Armstrong is now in the
dental parlors of Dr.. A. c. Strickland,
assisting in the work. DR.. Stricklani's
practice is becoming enormous and it
taxes corps of assistants to keen up
with the work. Only the best work is
turned out in these parlors and it is
readily seen why his business is in the
front rank of the parl0r dental shops
OF the country.
Richard Williford. negro about GO
years old, was struck and instantly
killed by Lightning Wednesday after
noon while on his way from this city
to his home near Starr. He was driving
wagon, and when about mile from
the city the bolt struck him and caused
instant death. One of the mules he
was driving Was also killed.
That live, progressive firm of Os-
borne s. Pearson will, after the first
| or September next, engage in the
wholesale dry goods and notions busi-
ness. This firm is one of the largest
retail concerns in the city, and will
continue 1T on more extensive scale
than ever before. making their who le-
sale department a separate feature.
They will send out travelling salesmen
81 tns, .>E
the State.
On last Wednesday night at the
home of the BRIDES parents on NicCul-
y street, Miss Essie Driscoll and MIR.
Baylis g. Maxwell were married in tt @
! presence of a few of the close friends
| and relatives Of the contracting par
ties. Rev. S. j. Cartledge performed
! the ceremony. Mrs. Maxwell is an at
traotive young lady who has many
frlends In the city. MIR. Maxwell is
the efficient city clerk and treasurer.
The necessary money for the pur-
chase of a lot for the Carnegie library
has all been collected, and all the CON
| ditlons having been complied with The
donation Of $4,000 is now available.
The lot is situated on the corner of
ls source of qualification that nothing
now stands in the way Of the erection
of this worthy public institution. The
local committee has had prepared a
plan FOR the building which will be
submitted to MIR. Carnegie for him to
pass upon.
j. E. Horton. of Belton, S. c., was in
our city Tuesday and Wednesday look
| ing after his town property here. He
Informed US that he would begin in q
very short time the construction of n
three store two-story brick block on
the northeast corner OF the public
square. This is splendid piece of
property and the contemplated build
| ing will greatly. enhance the beauty of
that part of the city.-Hartwell (Ga.
Sun.
Mrs; Jane Findley died at her home
short illness. The was the widow oi
the late j. J.. Findley, and was 81
years of age. She was devoted mem
| her Of YaCennes Presbyterian Church
where the funeral exercises were held
Thursday morning. being conducted
by her pastor, Rev. II. &. Fennel. -Four
children survive her, John Findley and
s. Il. Findley Of the county, K. B.
Findley of this city, and Mrs. Walter
Dean of the county.
| The Anderson Real Estate and I'm
proSy,ement :, rent. Company has awarded to
a new hotel on West Earle street near
the Union Depot. The building will
contain % rooms and will be equipped
with modern cOnvenienCes of all kinds
The need Of new hotel has long been
felt. Improvements are also being
planned for Hotel Chiquola, and the
management has under advisement the
addition of q sixth story to the build
ing and the installation of an electric
elevator.
II. e. Beattie, one Of the best known
and most prominent young business
men of Greenville, died last Saturday
at 1880 o'clock at bis home in that
Ridge Railway Company, cashier of
the Greenville National Bank and a
member of the city council of that
city. He was interested in q number
of enterprises in Greenville and in his
death most substantial citizen has
been removed. The funeral services
We're held Sunday afternoon at 6
O'Clock and were attended by num-
bar or our citizens, all OF whom deep
iy regret his death.
| Mr.. Langdon L. Wallace died at
his home in WilliamstOn on Sunday,
9th inst. in the 23rd year of his age.
NeaIiy C"o years ago Lnle young man
suffered an Injury to one of his feet
while in his fathers work shop when a
heavy hammer dropped upon his foot
causing what was supposed to be only
q temporary and eight bruise; but the
accident produced q disease of the
bone which finally resulted in his
| death, after months of intenBe suffer-
ing, during which time medical skill
was exhausted for his relief but with
out the result hoped for. Mr.. Wallace
was brother Of VIM. M. Wallace, of
young man, whose death Ia deeply re-
gretted by his many friends.
Any one who has small. we'll i'm
proved farm to rent for 1905 please
communicate with Irresponsible"
Denver, SC.