The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-18

MTG. Hattie Blackstone, wife of Chas
II. biackstone, died last "Wednesday
morning at her home in Millville, after
| q a. briet illness, aged SO years. On
tunera! services, the remai.s were in.
| terred1n Silver Brook cemetery. She
leaves devoted husband and three
smal! children to cherish her memory
me deceased was n Miss Cooper and n
| native of Greenville County, where
| she has many, friends and relatives.
she was good woman and most high-
iy esteemed by all who knew her.
,oNi Married, on Thursday, January .,
i9oo, at the home of the brides father
MI. John Pearman, in Abbeville Conn.
", by Rev. n. G. Wright, Mr.. Cownn
Dfanyon and Miss Mamie Pearman,
Inc attendants were Mr.. James Rick
e!s anu Miss Nina Darby. MIR. Thomas
Ter the ceremony the wedding party
ana guests were invited into tho dining
| room, where n sumptnoue Gepast was
enjoyed by all. The young connie
have wide circle of friends Who wish
then. a;nappy and prosperous journey
The Elgin (Texas) Courier, of tho
9th Inst, says: Geo. e. Gar1ette has
purchased the White Drug Store from
.. A. Buck and will in the future CON
quot the business under the name of
| Garrettes Pharmacy. Mr. Garrette is
young man OF no mean business abll.
| n.y.. lie has had number of years ex-
perience in the drug business and ia
personally pHlite, accommodating and
PLEASANT and VIC wish for him unboun-
ded success" Mr.. Garrette ia n for
mer AnGeraOn boy and his friends here
will be more than pleased to hear of
hls success in his adopted home.
The Abbev:.ie Medium of tho 18th
inst. says: "Thomas II. Puckett died
Greenwood county last Thursday
nAght. He had not been in vigorous
health for some time. He was tall
man OF magnificent proportions and
when member of Co. b, Orr's Rifles,
distingnished himself at the battle of
ChancellOreville May 8, 1868, when he
and sixteen othere we're shot down
news Of his death will be heard with
regret by his e0mrades.n The deceas-
ed had many old friends in Anderson
county who will regret to hear of hie
death.
Mrs J. D. Jetton of this city has a
female. is q remarkable bird. She
raised five families nf hirde laet eur.
mer. and on last Christmas day, she
laid the first egg Of a litter which she
has just hatched. ALI the young one,
are fine, healthy birds. They are o!
the est. Andreasburg Roller variety
and arc birds of exceedingly fine feel
ing, and pride themselves very much
on keeping their plumage clean and
neat. The s.Roller" is nneoualed bJ
any other variety in his song, and wins
for itself q place in all hearts which
cannot be filed by any other musica
treat. This is the first account wt
nave ever had of canary birds breedil
at this seae0n of the year.
The Westminster correspondent o,
the Keowee Courier, under date Of the
11th inst, says: "The remains of Mrs
Eve S!:Dpson Flynn arrived here Mon.
day on No. 10 and were laid to rest in
the West End cemetery yesterday, in
the presence of a large concourse OF
sympathizing friends. After short
illness che paeged away at the Taber.
at midnight on Haturday last. The
6ai news Of Mrs. Flynn'e death reach.
ed Weetminister on Sunday. As Miss
Eva Simpson the deceased was vel
known sn Westminster, and the an.
louncement OF her death caused much
sorrow. She was the si,iest daughter
OF Mr- end Mrs. 2. Simpson sni
Wae 2 young woman . ! sweet and
amiable deposition. sic was married
|! to Albert Fly nm, Of Atlanta, in NOvem-
Der: 1902. She leaves heart broken
husband and two children (the young.
eat one only two weeks old @r. and
Mr5. Simpe0n were summoned to AZ.
| ianta on Saturday and were with their
daughter during her last hours on
earth" The deceased has many
| friends and relatives in Anderson
County rho will regret to hear of hel