Prevost Bride Weds in Anderson in Chrysanthemum Wedding
Mr. Joe W. Prevost formerly of this city now in Charlotte, N C, wed Miss Jennie Houston in Anderson at MrsNancy Kerr Houston on South Church Street. The ceremony was by Rev J Stage D D of the Second Presbyterian Church. The reception followed with many friends attending. The bride wore pearl lace and white roses. The groom, a native of Anderson, works as a trace clerk for the Southern Express Company and received many generous gifts from local and regional friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Prevost
Charlotte
N. C
Anderson
D. I. Sloan
Charlotte Observer
Nancy Kerr Houston
South Church Street
Ethel Hunngentt
James Ambrose Houston
Southern Express Company
South Carolina
Sad- Ter
Hickalsy
Richardson
al- Ten
James
Denver Dots
Denver society notes a string of visits and departures among local families. Miss Hattie McWhorter leaves Mountain View after a brief vacation. Miss Lucian Brown teaches Oak Grove. Ozcar Browne runs Prospect school. Arthur Erwin departs for Pelzer. Thanksgiving reflections follow with farm life and generosity urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. G. McWhorter
Sam Harris
Belton
Hattie McWhorter
Mountain View
W. D. Garrison
Lillie
Walhalla
Mattie Eskew
Pendleton
John Pruitt
Rock Mills
J. W Majors
Dr. Duckworth
Birdie
Prospect
Beonishe Sch Sie N.Y
Clemson
Denver
Arthur Erwin
Bigby and Co
Pelzer
India
Saddler’s Creek Pebbles and Local Visits Mentioned
The note lists residents and visitors such as Miss Evvin Brooks of this place visiting her sister Whitfield at Tukeena and Mrs. High McLevs of Penileton visiting relatives nearby. It mentions Ed Vickery a Hartwell fruit agent and various local shop items including hardware and hunting gear offered by Wrack Wrother’s Hardware Store and Rock Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Albert
J.C. Gilmer
Evvin Brooks
Whitfield
Tukeena
C. Shiere
High McLevs
Penileton
Leonard Jackson
Prank
MelLees
Emmmine Andersonmine
Williford Brooks
Ne Ville
Vickery
Hartwell
Esa
Lowwndesville Epworth League notices and local visits
The Lowndesville Epworth League met Friday at J W Huckabee's with average attendance. The group adjourned to a business meeting on Monday Dec 4 at J T Latimer's, with full attendance expected and two officers to be elected. Local visitors Hall and Hewin from Starry bought cattle for M B Allen. Rumor of two negroes shot near town after a seven up game. no arrests reported. Roads deteriorated by continuous rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndesville Epworth
J. W. Huckabee
J.T. Latimer
Messrs. Hall and Hewin
Starry
My. PB
Allen
W.H. Tharner
C.D. Carr & Co
Augusta
J. R. Horton
Mod
Horros
Eureka Items and Community Notes
Rain arrival brings hope for grain, while local news mentions missing chickens. Mr W G Kay plans to move to Anderson this Fall, with Mr Wmn Harper moving into his house. Christmas plans include a tree for the town and communal participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kay
Anderson
Wmn. Harper
Alice Items Died of Typhoid and Local Notices
Died Nov 15 1899 of typhoid fever Jesse Jones age 9 third son of J Perry Jones buried at Cross Roads Henry eldest son ill but improving Misses Dessie Dora Blackman Corine worshipped at Rocky River Just third Sunday Mrs W G Moore telegram from Troy S C announcing her father’s death Miss Ella McAdams Fork visiting relatives and very ill with malaria My E Martin and family leaving for Mountain Creek section to make their home Farmers note of relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jones
Jesse
J. Perry Jones
Cross Roads
Henry
Jones
Dessie
Dora Blackman
Corine
Rocky River
W. G. Moore
Troy
8. C
Ella McAdams
My. E
Martin
Mountain Creek
Farmer
A Memory of Our Mother Emma Brown Dies at 36
Emma Brown died at her home on November 22 1899 at age 36 after a brief illness. In her final moments she spoke to her three daughters bidding them meet her in Heaven. She was a devoted mother and neighbor with Christian faith. Burial held at Old Smiths Chapel cemetery with Rev John B Herron conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Brown
Old Smiths Chapel
John B. Herron
Holiday Samples and Gifts Invitation From Store
A folded notice invites readers to view Christmas samples of china and decorative items for wedding and birthday gifts. The letter mentions a Friday evening event to display stock, with emphasis on Christmas stock, dolls, and lite items. Contact details list Osborne or Osborne as sole agents and a lawyer B. F. Martin offering loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thys
Tony Stora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saddler’s Creek
Hrock Brothers
Lowwndesville
Eureka
Alice
Nora B
Steiness
Great Armory of Sullivan Hardware Co
Sullivan Hardware Co
Sullivan Hardware
Fin Pelevison
Sullivan Twardware
Tamnmooth
Sullivanrdware Co
Oliver Chilhel
Oliver Toinnina
Jerre
Sanurdin
Sila
Ari Anderson
Furmed
Leavin
Harrow
Ani Dors
Fourdale
Brock Srothiure
Hppers
Brock Mr
Brook Brothers
Antwaire
Vanthiver
Vandiver Epos
C. C. Lengston
Vonsidere
Best
Osborne
B. F. Iartin
Court House
Bank of Anderson
R. Q. Anderson
D. Jas. K. Anderson
F. Q. Anderson
Sala
Lang
Sevannat
Landa
G. B. Thowpsno
Bad” Pruite
Ezekiel Norri
Anid Aram Ne. I. M. Tows D
W. R. Cropt
J. C. Jackson
L. A. Sarle
Anderson, &.C
West Market Street
City of Anderton
S.C
Suns
TC Jackson
L. A. Barue
C. E. Cherry
Aliva M. Bailey
Andersen
Ch, S. C
M. A. Murrah
Sylvester Bleckley
RB. F. Murrah
Greenville Street
J. Malt. Cooley
Goa
C. A. Reed Music House
Manufacto
WEBER
Vegs & Pond
CROWN
Wheelock
Bare v DE
Richmond
Aino
Upar
Saya
Tony
Eline
Cate
Ardersua Steam Laundry CO
C.F. Jones & CO
C. F. Jones & CO
Deans
Cesar
Dean & Ratliffe
B&r
Dean & Ratlipefe
Amerson
Amlerson
G. Brown & Bro
JOE Trowbridge & Co., Haberdashers, Anderson
Ss. Co
JOE Trowbridge & CO
Lesser and Company
Obira
The
Wwe
Ality
Tnt
Moet
Shtop
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