The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24

Miss Nancy GouAelOck who has
been chief operator at the telephone
exchange for some time left Monday
morning for Anderson TO assume
similar position. Miss G0udclock is
universal fayoritc and her going
away Is dcplored by the business and
social world. She is courteous, pleas
ant and accommodating and will be
missed here-Thc Union Times.
Mrs Rogers and little Miss Sara
Sanders are In Calhoun Falls visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. t. Elmore went
to Atlanta yesterday for short
visit.
The Rev. Charles HGddon Nabers
and Miss Minnie Whitesides were
married at Hickory Grove Tuesday.
The marriage was very informal ow-
ing to recent death in the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eabers are at home I'm
the Presbyterian manse.-Prospcrity
cor. Columbia State.
Mr.. Nabers was the son OF the late
Mrs. ]. ]. Dodd and for many years
made Anderson his home.
Mrs. Miiiedgo Bonham, Jr.. Of Bat
on Fbuge, La, and her sister, Miss
Hannah Warren, OF New York, have
returned to their homes after visit
to the homo OF Gen. and Mrs. n. l..
Bonham.
Miss AldriGh is tho gucst OF her
sister, Mrs. M. l.. Bonham, for several
days, after spending the summer at
Ha:por's Point, Mich.
The basket ball team of the high
school under the direction OF Miss
Nan Forney, will go to Dclton this
afternoon to play tho high school
there. In the lineup is: Miss Sara
Bailey. captain; Misses Lena Clark
and Madgc La Boon, fieldcr3; Misses
Matte Bolt and Clara Durline,
guards; Misses Sara Bailey and Des-
sio Hembree, forwards. Quito y par
ty Of young peoplc arc expected to
go over for the game.
Mrs. Horace McGee has gone to
Rock Hill for a two weeks visit to
relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Jim Gossctt of Cal
houn Falls arc the guests this week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty Gossett
Miss Maud Ceiy Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Cely.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Masters and
daughter, MISS Alberta Masters, OF
Denton, Texas. arrived IN Anderson
yesterday for 2 visit of several days
to, relatives. Mr.. Masters is u worry
prominent h'ssiiiass man os tho Tex
as tcYn and lert his homo the first
OF the summer in his touring car with
his wife and daughter, for two
years tour OF the United States. All
summer was spent in the Northern
States and they are here now On their
way to Florida where they will spnnd
the greater part OF the winter, start
Ing Wost in tho early spring In or
dor to reach San Francisco for the
exposition. Mr.. MIasters Is r. grand
son OF the late g. Washington Mus
ters OF AndersCl, who afterwards
moved tc Alabama. His grandmother
was O Burriss, and so Mr.. Masters
IS related TO both or these large and
we'll known families of Anderson
county,
Tho following invitations were re-
ceived here yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McCrayy
requests the honor OF your presence
ut the marriage of their daughter
. Annie Cathrino
Ernest Sadler FAINT
on Thursday afternoon, November
the fifth ut five o'clock
at their residence ut Pentileton, s. C..
Mr. Fant Is the youngest son of
Rev. and Mrs, II. n. FAINT, who for
many years made their homo In AM
derson and is brother at Mr.. VIII
lie FAINT OF this city. He has q host
: OF friends here who win be greatly
interested in this important event.
5 DR.. Frank Narramore left yesterday
for q short visit to relatives in Ruff
falo, N. Y. before returning to his
home at Odgen, Utah.
Mr. John Madden is at home arain
after several days stay in Green
( yillc.