The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-03
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The Toll of Den,l,.

Mrs. Mary Malone died at the resi-
dence OF her son on Taylor street 20.
lumbia. last Friday and the body was
Drought to Seneca and inferred as
South Union church Sunday. Mrs.
Malone was the widow OF the late
James Malone OF Abbeville. who pre-
ceded her to the grave about 20 years.
She was In her 87th year and her
death was due to the infirmities of
age. She Is survived by the following
children: Jas. s. Malone. South I'm
lon; +. M. and ID. l.. Malone, Colum.
Dia; Mrs. T. NJ Elrod. New Hope, this
county.
Mr.. Benjamin F. O'Kelley one of the
Oldest and best citizens OF oconee
County died at his home three miles
east OF Walhalla. Friday night. His
death was due to stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. O'Kelley was for number OF
years the court crier at Walhalla and
man OF many friends and n large
influence. He was the oldst Mason
In Oconee County. and took much In
terest In the work of the fraternity
and was often honored by the order.
He Ia survived by his wife, three
daughters and one son. He was ve,-
liant Confederate soldier. He IA said
to have told his friends when he en-
tered the ser:ice that he would not
cut his hair until the Confederacv
whipped the Yankees And he kent
ais word TO his death. And his long
white hair reaching to his waist was
much admired by his friends.
Rev. II. A. Knox and family are Wis.,
iting at Mrs. Knox'a parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Ballenger, near here. They
are en- route to Dunellon, Fla, where
Mr.. Knox has accepted the pastorate
OF the Presbyterian church. Mr..
knoy's former charge was Gaffney.
Mr.. Claud Callas has accepted the
position OF night overseer OF spinning
at tho Courtney Manufacturing Com
pany. This plant having started up
night work. ~
Miss Lille Sanders left Sunday for
Shoals junction where she will visit
friends for several days.
Nj. r. 0. Wilson OF Central who
was formerly in the automobile busI
ness there has accepted o position as
oVerseer In the Cateochee Cotton mill
at Norris.
Mr.. julie Marett Reported Much Bet.
ter.
News has reached Seneca that Mr..
julie Marett. the Young man who was
stabbed some time ngo by O negro.
VIII Byrd. In the Fair Play section of
this county. is much better. 1t was
reported a few days ago that Il wns
not thought possible for Mr.. Marett TO
live. and the news that he Ia much
better Wilt be gladly received hy his
many friends.
4 Number Of Business Changes.
Mr.. Francis B. Adams, who has
been with the Ballangeri Hardware
and Furniture Co., left tfiis morning
for Atlanta. where he goes to accent
p position with the Fairbanks Morse
Co.. the we'll known machinery manu-
featuring firm. al travelling salesman.
His territory will be O part OF South
Carolina and part OF North Carolina.
Mr.. Adams In q young man OF good
business qualities and sterling worth,
and his many friends expect him to
make good with this firm. He has
been with the Ballanger Hardware
Company for number OF years.
Mr., McCants Adams, younger BROTH
er Of Francis Adams. viii take tho
place with the Ballanger Hardware
Company formerly held by his BROTH
er.
Mr. = s. Moore, who was with K.
L. E'mmons Co. for a number Of years
hns accepted the position at Ruskin
Anderson's formerly filled by Nc
Cants Adams.
The 0conee County Telephone Com
pany has moved Its Seneca Offices To
the Palmetto hotel building. where
they have much larger quarters.
Mr.. Wayman Holland has with