The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-03-15
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH IS, 1905.
Deaths,

Mrs. Hattie A Brownlee, wife OF
'zamuel ID. Brewnlee. died at her home
IN this city last Wednesday morning,
-esgter an Illness OF several months with
Ssiat ever fatal disease, consumption.
''9p Thursday afternoon the funeral
services were conducted at the home
of the deceased by her pastor, Rev. S i.
j. Cartlcdge, and the remains were in
aerred at silver Brook cemetery. Mrs.
the late +. w. Brown. Sr., was born
and re3red and always lived in Ander-
eason. she was q most excellent Chris
tian woman, and since her girlhood
had been devoted and active mem
ber Of the First Presbyterian church
As daughter, wife and mother she
c9as faithful in all the duties of this
Wide circle of friends, who deeply
sympathize with the family in their
> sore bereavement. Mrs. BrOwnlee is
survived by her husband. three daugh-
: ters and one son. She also leaves her
smother, Mrs. Mary L. Brown, Of this
clty, two brothers and f0nr sisters.
Her memory will long he cherished by
r;s many friends and relatives.
Mrs.. jamie b. Buchanan. wife Of G..
VI. buchanan, died at her home in this
city last Friday morning. She was i'll
only Few days and the announcement
of her death was a great shock to many
uf her friends. Mrs. Buchanan was
tormerIy NJ iss Bozeman, of I.aurcns
County, and vas about 40 years OF age.
She VAS married twice. her first hlIs-
band being the late Chas. Spearman.
who died about ten years ago. BY
this union one son, Chas. SpearmaD,
f" survives her; Several years ago she
, married Mr. Buchanan, who. with two
=. 3Iffta coma ara laft nharisb hnr
vmemory. She also leaves mother
. aud three sisters. Since her girlhoOd
.tAfrs. Buchanan had been q consistent
.Enember of the.Baptist church, and pos
sessed many noble virtues of both
mind and heart. She was very kind,
. obliging neighbor, devoted wife and
s9sother, and had the happy, faculty of
,quaintance. In their sore bereave-
lslent her many friends and loved ones
have the consolation of knowing that
'QDhe has gene to reap the reward of 3
we'll spent life, On Saturday morning
fke funeras services were conducted at
.hoaoe by her pastor: Rev. j., D; Chap
riR Silver Brook cemetery.
Mv.. Ellen IAatimer, widow OF the
late Jnmrs NJ. Latimer, of Lowndes.
vile. h',d ut the home of her daugh-
Ger. Nlo. Otte Hill, in this ciry. laut
Monday inorhiDg, aged 72 years. A
Few seeks ago she came to Anderson
ION q visit to Der daughter and other
relatives and triends, and was appar-
.-ehtly IN her usual health. A few days
ago che contracted severe cold, and
gradually grew worse until death
.slaimed her as it's victim. Mrs. Lati-
AMER was formerly q Miss Lockhnrt.
and was born, reared and always lived
an the Lowndesville section. She is
survived by three daughters. She
leaves q number of grandchildren and
>other relatives to cherish her memory.
tShe was an estimable woman, and had
tlGng been q devoted member of the
Methodist Church. Her remains were
carried tn Lnwndesville and inferred
yesterday afternoon by the side of her
husband, who died about fifteen years
.age.
Sister Katharine Burt died at the homo
~af her eister, near Kennesaw, Ca, last
Thureday. For some time she had
sbeen in bad health and her strength
oeontinued to decline until the time OF
her death. She was the daughter OF
Col. Ashmeade Burt, of Pendleton, one
T0f the picturesque figures in ths annals
of the historic old town. Col. Burt
ss7noved to Nebraska and was Cne OF tho
@rst Governors Of that State. His
daughter. the late Slater Katharine,
S!as born on July 8, 1s42, and was
death marks the passing of the old
family from Anderson county life.
Ror over thirty years che had been o
'-9eac0nnees OF the Episcopal church
land for the past sixteen years she had
tteen at the head of the Appleton
'sh0ne.-Walhalle Courier.
e.ea gin the only child of Mr., and
%lare. g. e. McClain, died last Wednes-
day afternoon at his home in Center.
"viale Township, after briet illness,
=aged one year. On Thursday after.
snoon the remains we're inferred at
RC0sp ect Church.
If'In Memory Of Col. J. L. Orr.