The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-31

". ~, oniplOr, the former manager
OF tue Peruchl- -Gypzene Comedy Com
about t! o months ago, died at the
home OF John E. Breazeale. ESQ.
Swhere 3 was boarding) in this civ
last SunnSv morning. He became in
during the Company's engagement here
and ha been confined to his room ever
since. 'e is survived by his wife,
VINO was him during his illness.
on S"' fternoon the remains
wei New Haven, Conn. :,
the Ma of Mrs. Shiplor
~ ummer School" will
pe ltsviile Beach, n. C.,
JW 10 June 2ist, inclusive,
mnncr luspices Of the Methodist
Eplecol Church, South, for the train
IIng.ot Sunday School workers. Prof.
II. NJ. Hamill, ID. d., of Nashville,
Tenn, will be in charge of the work.
assisted by Bishop a. Coke Smith, of
NoItolk. Va, Mrs. IL. NJ. Hamiil. Bish-
ep ". W. Duncan and other prominent
speakers and lecturers, I'hc round
trip railroad fare from Anderson is
S9.G5. Tickets will be on sale June
! l4th. 10th and nth, good to return
until June 2ith.
The third section of through
| S'ti' '."ih vi tuc All l-lue RnllrOau
crashed into work car on the new
trestle over the Seneca River last
saturday afternoon derailing the en-
gine, tender and one loaded car. En-
glneer LAIR and brakeman Young
Watson were slightly injured. The
presence of the work car on the trestle
Is unexplained. The new trestlo was
badly wrecked. The engineer an.
proachcd the trestle with his train
under perfect control. But for this
the wreck might have been more seri.
GUS. Several OF the southbouud trains
were sent from Greenvillo via Ander.
son to Seneca Saturday night.
The board of trustees of the cit,
schools met Thursday afternoon anc
elected the corps of teachers for mex
year as follows: High school depart
ment: j. w. Linlcy, principal; e. G.
McCants, mathematics; A. ". Foyle
ancient and modern languages; depart
ment of English vacant. Gramma
school No. I: T.. NJ. McCown, princi
pal; Misses Nell Cochran, Mary Chap
man, Mary Mccoy, Mary Major, Ma,
Russell, Mary Ligon, Anna Brown
Ellen Gordon, Leonora Hubbard, as
slstants' Grammar school No. ,: b
=; Cromer, principals; Misses Ann.
clark, LILY Brown and Martha Clark
l NJ SCIlOOl 40. (,
| Misses Allie Belle Bec,: and Evi,
Lewis. Teachers were also electrt
FOR the colored schools. The salarie
OF the teachers were raised FROM 10 t,
IL per cent. superintendent Walton
was reelected at q previous meeting.
j. Newton Carwile dropped dea.
yesterday morning about So'cock a
the home of his sun-in-law, Chas. y
MeCown, about six miles south of tn
city, in the Mountain Greek section
Mr: Carwile was about G3 years of ng,
and native OF Abbeville County bu
had lived nearly all of his life in An
derson County. He served his Stat
faithfully through the Civil war an,
lost leg in a battle. In 1916 he wa
elected School Commissioner of An
dersOn County and served one term
Since then he has been teaching school
having been one of the teachers in tn,
Orrville school the pnst year. Hi
wife died during the war, leaving onl,
one child, Mrs. McCown. He was
most clever, upright man and highl,
esteemed by q wide circle OF friends
who deeply regret his death. The re
mains were carried down to Barker
Creek Church, near Honea Path, thi
morning and inferred by the side of hi
wife
l
The GreenvilIe News of the est
inst. says: "Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Simp
son, who were married in Piedmont
passed through the city yesterday o.
their way to Asheville on their bridu
tour Accompanying the happy coupl
to the city were J. b. King, Fl. Chill
dress, Miss Idn Simpson and Miss Mau,
Cely of Piedmont. The party spen
the morning Mt the Windsor Hotel
and in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Simpson boarded the train for Aslie
willie. while their friends returned t
Piedmont. Mrs. Simpson was Mis-
Mary ChildIess of the Brushy Creel
section. She has scores OF friends a
her home and also in Piedmont and il
this city who will wish her great dea
of happiness. Mr.. Simpson is n n: mi
nent business man of Piedmont. In
wedding took place in the church a
Piedmont before the arrival of tn
Southern's train, from Columbia, th
ceremony being: performed by the Rev
r. NJ. Dubose."