The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-12

SENECA, Jan. 9.-Mr. VIII Hol-
land, former citizen OF Seneca. and
owner Of the Seneca Bottling Works,
but now located near Chattanooga
Tenn, WAS in Seneca for q short
while Thursday.
Willie Right and Lee Haley, two
of Seneca's bright young men have
leased the Success Theatre from Mr.,
Gilbert and are now in charge OF
that popular amusement house. Their
many friends wish them good success
in this new venture.
The death of Mr. James Rochester
farmer, residing near Tabor, in this
county. occurred Tuesday afternoon
OF paralysis.
Mr.. R. NJ. Richardson is. having ex-
tensive repairs made on the Palmet-
to Hotel old building. After February
1st., the Oconee Telephone Co., will
have it's Central Station in this build
ing. a
Many people In this community will
be interested in the announcement O.
the marriage at Commerce, Ca, re-
Gently Of Miss Mae Mcdonald of that
city and Mr.. Henry Werner or the
Retreat section OF this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Stribbling vis-
Tied the latters brother, Hon. r. e,
Berner, at Richland last Sunday.
Mr.. Ryland Shelor, OF Richland was
a business visitor in Seneca Frfdey.
Miss Cornelia Foster Of Richland
was shopping in Seneca Friday.
Mr.. w. r. Livingston, who is to be
best man in the Hunter-Jones we'd
ding here net week rendered q stag
supper to Mr.. Jones on Thursday
night
DR.. j. 8. Stribbling, 8. A. Lowry
Frank Hawkins, DR.. q. C. Dolye, Les
are some OF those present.
Mr.. c. N. Gignillist was In Green
Vile Wednesday. on business,
Mr.. Edward Whitten. OF Pendleton,
was in Seneca fOr q few hours We'd
nesday. n. &.
Some Recent Marriages.
SENECA, Jan. 6.-Mr. George
Adams and Miss Ethel Dean., both Of
this county, were married at Town.
vile. by Rev. T.. G. Ligon, on Sunday.
December the 9th. ~,
On the same day. at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H
Compton. Miss, Lola Compton was
married to Mr.. Charley Butts, OF
Westminster. st
Z Many here ahouts are interested in
the announcement OF the marriage al
1Springfield, Mass. OF Miss Lizelle
Hill and Mr.. Edward C.. Searle. Miss
Hill formerly lived In this communi-
ty.. She was q trained nurse and had
been persuing her profession in Mas.
81, Nhusetes.
Ar. Mark FIarbin; Of .Chattaaooga
lTenn.S came to Seneca Monday &c
spend q few days visiting his sister
Mrs. Wood Whitmire9 and other rela.
tives. I; y. 5;.t s. g !: Z
Mr.;FJ. H. S.. Hopkins has moved
back to his farm near Oakway.
The Boatright Bros. have moved
their barbership from the Richard
son Hotel old building, to the store
building recently vacated / by Lowrs
and Right. 81: y SS.f'5l 4, !, s} & s, IS
Mr. Eugene and Mss Lowe Abbott
are visiting friends and relatives ID
iSpartanbnrg and Wnnir1.1 49, s. y. g
Miss Homozelle Blackman, after
i spending several days as the gueat
LOT Mrs.sJ. ID. Hopkins, has returned
to her home az Danburry; Ga. q
Mrs Lois 1igniIlist GoNghtIy, who
has been Visiting At the home OF Mr.
! @. ". Gigniilfst has returned TO her
home at Fairhurn. Ga. q: Sss ~ Il
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Robinson, after
depending the holidays pleasantly with
1 MIA MIN. obinss parents, Mr., aid
4 Mrs. %. A. Perritt, has returned Stn
their home In Charleston. 5tss,
moved rom Iownyiile 70 the Bounty.
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