The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-29

\ - natoney QleI last Ihur5.
asy morning at the home of her broth /
sr. Samuel Maroney, ct Fountain Inn.
SsoehvIile III County. after @ long iii.
ness. Ine deceased was abouS So
years OF age, and spent the p,pater
portlon or her life in Anderson. whare
che was we'll known and reatly belovo
So oy every acquaintance. In her girl
aoSa she joined the Methodist Church
ana throughout her life was q most de-
voted and exemplary member. ever
ready to lend q helping hand to the
poor and afflicted aud sneak ar, en-
couraglng word to tho weak and dis
tfessed. Truly abe was q good woman.
aSd her memory will long be cherish,
cd by her many friends. Her remains
were brought to this city and on FRI
aay afternoon were laid TO rest in Sill
Quoting the funeral services.
Mr.. Enoch II. Drake, one Of Ander.
son Countv'e oldest and most highly
respected citizens, died at bis home
Eve Eve miles south Of Williamson. early
.s ,ase aharsday morning. He was in
or more had been in feeble health. AS
o einIen ne was ono OF the beat, and ne
q husband and father no one surpa esed
MN In hss devotion to his family. He
was one of South Carolina's sons who
Wene 70 the front in Orre Regi-
msns ana fought bravely for the
independence Of the Southern States.
4Eo sons, -FOUR daughters and h;s third ttttiiiffia
dren and other relatives survive him
aug mourn his death. On Friday at
noon the remaine were laid to rest at
'Onlon Grove Methodist Church. tha
sssViSes being conducted by the paa.
Sor. Kew; w: A: Beckharn. assisted by
hev. .. L. Blackman, OF Piedmont.
Last Monday afternoon the ladies O
the Civic League met in the rooms of
tho Elks Club: for the purpose Of
meeting Mira. Rufus FAINT, Of Ani1er-
eon. VINO ls engaged in visiting the
various organizations of the kind in
the state, having been appointed to
this work by the last State Convan!:nn
of tue Federation Of Wo:aan'e CIros.
msnt, ehowing Its advantages from an
educational, aesthetic, and cammereial
ssandpoine. She gave the members
practical and helpful suggestions about
the work, and told Of the fine reanlfs
accomplished In Anderson during the
past eighteen months, and showed
come fine photographs of the "plagan
10 that city. Mre. FAINT is O highly in
'teFes1ng tatker and her remasks were
She made many friends in Sumter.
VINO Will be delighted to see her here
again.-Sumter Herald, 25th inst.
! Last Sunday was @ most delieftful
day, the weather being more like that
or May or June than November, and
many OF the residents Of the city hied
;themsslveS away to the country to at
.enH GHGTch services aud visit friends
ana relatives. 1t wac our good for
tune to worship at Flat Rock Presby-
terian Chnrch, where we, with large
congregation, listened to @ most elo-
9uent and impressive eerinon from
Rev, II. r. kirkpatrick and met a
number OF old friends and relatives.
FlAt Rock to located about Ave miles
south OF the city, in Yarennes Town
chip, and ia among the oldest Churches
IN the county. It is situated near the
old home Of our beloved maternal
grandparents, who, like many OF Che
other older residents Of that section,
have long ainee gone to their eternal
nome. lf waa on and near this scored
ey9s or ground that we epent sOmo OF
oas happiast boyhocd days, and. OF
TUfso, Waiie there ouf mind naturally
ErevSsted 20 these deys, which brought
Sad because in the ChurcEyard lies the
femain8 OF q number of kindred and
s5sss9 s55sss9 10y hood companions, and baDpy
nanause there and In the edjoininR aet;.
zion We had traced many fabbita. 'ssoa.
Gnmn, sQuirEels and other gamo, Many
yeare have elapns1 and many changes
nave occurred since then: bat the
CEufcA cite: and suFyochd ding c0nnfry
esal RENAME one OF the IzaeaE bsanti-
8Ht aeeuona OF Anderson County H.