The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-06


of public by the governor of Georgia,
under the new law In that State max.
ing women eligible TO this Office.
DR., Emma Dendy is native OF
South Carolina and Oconec County
being daughter OF the late MIR. Mar
shall Dendy Of the Richland noighbor-
hood. She had brother. Mr.. S. x.
Dcndy. living In Seneca and three sis
:ers. Mrs. ID. A. Perrett. Mrs. Jasper
Doyle ana Mrs. j. il. Magiii, living
near here.
4 Noted Woman Church Worker 10
Visit Seneca.
Mrs. III. j. Winsborough of Atlanta
he superintendent of the Woman's 8
Auxiliary. OF the Southern Prcsbytcr-
Ian church will be In Seneca next
Wednesday TO meet with the ladies of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
this place. All tho ladies of the town
and the surrounding towns are invit-
cd TO this meetig.
Two Recent Marriages..
Miss Emma Cheek aud Mr.. Bruce
Thomas OF the West Union section
were recently married by Clerk of
Court John F. Craig.
Mr.. b II. Cole and Miss Francis
Pointer of the South Union section
have also launched upon the uncer-
tain sea OF matrimony These Young
people have the best wishes Of their
many friends
Hr. Mack Stewart has returned TO
his home In Atlanta after visiting rel
atives in Seneca for several days.
Mr.. A. a. Duncan of Greenwood
who has been in Seneca for several
days has returned to his home.
Mr.. Murphy of Salem. one OF the
most progressive farmers in this
county was here on business Thurs
day.
Mr. d. B. Tavlor of Calhoun was a
recent Visitor to Seneca.
County Auditor d. A. Smith was.
here taking returns Thursday.
Mr.. w. X. Living :ton has returned
from business trip to Pacolct I'm
County.
Mossrs. f. NJ. Cross. II. Ii. Shirley
and j. r. Cobb of Westminster were
recent visitors In Seneca.
Mr.. Stylus NJ Hughes of Tfchland
has returned from q several davs bus
iness trip to Greenville.
Mr.. X. w. Marrct OF Wcstminstc.
was In Seneca for while Tuesday.
MI G. N. Gignilliat was n business
visitor TO GreenTlle Tuesday.
DR.. r. c. Doyle and Mr.. u. A. Lowry
went to Greepvilic Friday to carry
Mr. Lowry's little son. Bright .Jr., for
psi operation for adanoid,.
Rev. l, e. Wallace went to West
minister Thursday on business.
MT J. s. Robinson went to Clemson
College Thursday.
hrr - Ats
been visiting her father, Mai. B. It.
sloan has returned to her homo.
Tho Is. of p.'s OF this place are
planning to Hold their annual banquet
February 10. A number. OF good
speakers arc expected for the occasion
among them the grand chancellor and
Prof ID. w Daniels OF Clemson. Col
lege. i
Mr.. C. H. .Bleich and family, tho
manager OF the new Anderson tl1eatre.
and ,Psof. J..G. Cooper who Is TO have
charge OF the orchestra. were in Sem
cca for 9 few hours this week. on
route to their new home from Hop
Ky. ~
The Death Roll.
Miss Bette jolly died at her homo
In South Union last Sunday night. She
was perhaps tho Oldest person in this
'ection OF the country. being, 1t is
claimed 103 years old. She is snrviv-
cd by a sister. Miss Stacy, who IL 81
years OF age.
Mrs. ". Hopkins. widow of the late |
John III. Hopkins. died at, the home
9f hsF nashaw. ". 2. Ovens, in Wal
halla, recently, at the age of 81. She
was native of Spartanburg County,
nc 4 maiden name was Miss McDade.
She was twice married. First to
Mr.. Owens. and second to Mr.. Hop
kins.
Mr.. Mart S. Seezey died at his
home In the High Falls section of tlfa
county last Saturday night. His