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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Nc
Gala, March 30th., a son, James
Raymond.
Married, April 4, at the home of
Mrs. Luertia Partridge by Rev. ]. A.
Clotfelter, Mr.. Adger Martin and
Miss Bertha Partridge. both of Cal
houn Falls- O.
The election for councilmen was
held a few days ago. The result Of
the election is as follows: Intendant,
fMr."a F., s:;1sHutchison RS wArdsns;
Messrs. D. X. Cooley, C. L. Bowen,
T. C. Lddell and W. M. Speer.
The teacher Of the Diamond
Spring School, Mrs. Henry Carlisle,
and her pupils held a memorial at
the graves Of the victims of the Har-
per's Ferry tragedy on last Sabbath
afternoon the anniversary Of their
deaths. A short address. relative to
the occasion, was made by Mr.. ]. q.
Hall, of Iva, the school children sang
the sang, eve Shall Meet at the
River" and covered the graves with
lovely towers. Mrs. Waters, one Of
the victims, was teacher Of the Dia-
mond Spring school when she met
her death and all the children parti-
cipating in the service were school
mates of several of the victims.
Mr.. W. L. Latimer came over
from Atlanta and spent the week
end with his home folks.
Mr. Walter Huckabee spent sew
eral days recently with his friend,
Marshall Latimer, Of Anderson.
Mrs. W. T. Cunningham, while on
q visit to relatives in Anderson
about two weeks ago, was taken
quite i'll and is unable to return
home. Her condition is considerably
better. ...... D.,
Mr. Jas. M. Bell is desperately ill
at his home in Monterey. He has
been i'll for several months and little
hope is entertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Bell was a frequent visitor to
our town before his condition be-
came serious and has many friends
who sympathize with him in his af-
Fiction. ........ ... y ...
DR.. Kirkpatrick spent Last Sab
bath with his mother, Mrs. VIM.
Kirkpatrick, near Donalds. He re-
ports her as being in good health,
bright and cheerful. Mrs. Kirk
patrick has been unable for the past
two years to make her annual visits
to our town; as she has regained
her strength, her friends are antici-
pating in the pleasure of seeing her
at an early date. =. ...
Mrs. Derward Lipscomb and chill
dren, of NinetyISix, have been the
recent guests of her father, DR..
Moseley. -
Prof. ]. F. Harper spent several
days last week in Anderson with his
sons, Messrs. Bruce and Henry Har-
per.
DR.. and Mrs. Curtis Fennell and
Curtis, 3rd., of Abbeville spent
Sabbath with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Fennell.
Mr.. T. jeff Bowman, one of Dia-
mong Springs most prosperous far
mers, was a business, visitor on our
streets a few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Barnes and
Master James, spent the weekend
at Deans with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Dean.
Miss Eloise Mauldin, of Ander-
son, is nursing Mrs. M. P. McCalla.
Mr.. j.. M. Huckabee has returned
from Atlanta where he took his
daughter, Mrs. Schumpert for treat
ment. He reports his wife's condi-
ton as somewhat improved.
Mr.. Geo. Bell and his sister, Miss
Louise, will spend this weekend in
Tuxedo, N. c., with their sister,
Miss Annie.
Mr.. D. L. Barnes is in Anderson
this week on business. ~
DR.. and Mrs. Harper and two
daughters of Greenwood, were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.