The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-09-27
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. q, 1908.

lie cttcrprlslng citizens or Andcr-
son. 5. C., are taking initial steps TO-
ward the establishment Of Il public
hospital in that city. The idea is TO
establish Il hospital with pay wards
and free wards, the. latter 10 be tn
prcdominate feature Among the ac-
tive movers in the scheme are DR.. w.
II. Nardin, Sr., Rev. $. II. Creech,
DR.. J. ID. Chapman, Messrs. Il. $.
Ligon. G. F. Tolly and II. f. Burrie.
This is a praisew worthy move upon the
part of progressive Anderson.-Hart-
well (Ga.) Sun.
The work of .purging the dispensary
petitions. which has been under way
for several weeks. has been completed.
The lists contain considerably more
than the necessary number of register
ed voters. County Supervisor jack
son assured the central prohibition
committee some time ago that he
would be ready to order rhe election
tions contained nne-fourth of the
qualified voters of the county. The
committee has satisfied him on this
point, and the matter will be formally
placed in his hands probably before
the end Of the week.
A special dispatch to the Columbia
ototC 1loii 11ouch dtDs uuutT uit6 OIL
the Gath inst, says: "Just beyond the
cotton mill yesterday afternoon Newt
Ferguson shot and killed Henry Lee
Bagwell. Magistrate l.. NJ. Wilson
held an inquest last night and the jury
returned verdict that the killing was
accidental. Bagwell had the reputa-
tiOn of being All exceptionally moral.
and upright boy and he and Ferguson
were close personal friends. The
affair is deeply deplored here by the
many friends of both young men.
They have both worked in the cotton
mill here for many months.n
Miss Pearl Dahn died atthe home
of her mother, Mrs. Rosa Dahn, in this
city last Monday morning, after long
illness with cOmplicatio Of diseases.
Miss Dahn WAS daughter Of the late
Henry Dahn. and about 20 years of
age. She was most estimable young
lady, whose death is deeply regretted
by wide circle of friends. For n
number Of years che was devoted
member Uf the Baptist church. On
Tuesday afternoon the remains we're
laid to rest in Silver Brook cemetery,
Rev. j. D.. Chapman conducting the
funeral services. She leaves q devoted
mother, one brother and one sister to
cherish hgi fIi6ni0Ty. a.aa
DR.. John Hopkins, c1 Seneca, has
commenced damage snit against the
trustees of Clemson College. The
amount asked for ia $4,000. DR.. Hop
kins ia the owner of a plantation on
Seneca River, short distance below
the college farm. DR.. Hopkins claims
that the dixie, which wac built on the
lands, has caused the water from the
river to over flow his own bottom lands,
about DO acres in extent. Hence the
damage suit. The suit has been start
ed in OcOnee County. The trustees Of
the college held o special meeting to
consider the matter They decided to
resist the suit In the courts.
Representative Wyatt Aiken hae
announced Mr. Moore Mars, of this
county. winner of the West Point
appointment. an examination for
which wae held in the Court Hnnae
here week before last. MI. Mars
passed successfully the examination
for Annapolis a year ago, but was
turned down on the phyelcal examine
.!on. This time he hopea however, 20
Jas. l.. Farmer, lr. of Anderson,
came ont second in the examinations,
and consequently is appointed alter.
nate and in case MIR. Mars does not
pass;the physical examination, he will
do doubt secure the appointment
Greenwood Index. 4 y II.
Mrs. s. E. Leayel, wife of Il, TT
Leavel, of Central, S. q. died az the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
PHILIPPE, at Seneca. 8. C.t fan Thursday,
5Augnat 3Oth. About foGr yoass ago
Mrs. Leavel was stricken with paraly.
aIs and q short while before her death
went ever to Seneca ~ to; visit her
daughter. She was q most estimahle
woman and bore her long illness with
Christian patience. and fortitnde. She
member of the kjaptiss Church. Mrs,
LeavelS formerly lived in Anderson
County, whore sic has a wide circle OF
friends and relatives. She leaves R
sOrely bereaved husband, !, two daugA-s
ters and q number of grandchildren. to
4m0urn her dsafh. 80
Married, at the residence Il OF the
brides mother, in Pickeus, on g !; Z 9
day afternoon mt $ o'clock M. pil-5l
Hughes, daughter Of Mra, ii. M. Harsi
iris,, Rev y. Y. Hiott officiating. I. Mr.
CAson rs 5af prosperous farmer s0f the?
Mt. Piegah aett lement, In Anderson.
county. Immedi diRte ay$ III Ter the 3eere.
mony the groom took his bride TO her;
new home. ~ iiersS iis lind ~ recently,
shnilEs and anishea ore sof che ri nak nn..n s
modions and sbenntifn & homes TO be
found in upper Sont thg Carolina. Mr.;
Casong $ls a young man & OF sp1st and
energy. as shown by hia lar6 6e, we'll:
cultivated farm, splendid sdwel linRB,s
barn. eto! Mrs. Cason is one one EOf,
the very best that Pickens or any
other county CAT, af ford, She has
taught III; the & Pickens Graded school
with great salts faction 10 ;iisrS many
patrons. She la aI lady Of lovely .liiss;
ipoaitio ionS and .beantif ifnls GhEfstianf
character. Mr. Eason is cert ~ to
be congratulated on his choice OF at
iifs partnssr pick ems ssnsine Jeart
3.5 !. Col Patrick win lsof Rue. s. q
1! Co. John nj. patriek 4 nnn oancef
Yesterday that ha would mot Ee acan.
sdidate Tor adj jatant genaral rs luz the
primary next summer. Ss Col. Il Patrick,
has hlled very acceIt Ita ahl " The sppa6s 0fE.
'Rssietant nd djutant general and fhis ns.
stiqn In nreferenoeSt to- the campaiR next
,sTuyfief is shased on The fact. that ,ta iss
"a g, ly,l,,a aes hae 81, &.