Richland beacon., 1888-06-16
Personal MENTION.

Lebanon University Thursday OF
this week.
n. d. Culpcpper brought in lot
of vegetables OH Saturday.
c. p. Balfour SAYS his corn crop is
very pron3i,;rg.
On Saturday last We met quite 4
number OF country friends, Col,
Cooper who WAS on his way 10
Delhi, Z. Mcdonald, who wa, ship
ping 4 lot Of vegetables, and VIM.
7. Ivy, Il. F. Ncwbcrry.
Philip Wright says his crop on the
Island where he lives is fine.
". {. Carpenter was in town on
Saturday and says ]. II. EIli,gton'>
l'ttlc boy is quite sick.
Rev. Q. p. Miles Of Alto spent =
part OF last wcc!, in Rayyilic. There
was preaching by him and others
the most OF the week.
Miss Rcna Sparrow of Tallulah is
on A visit to friends in town and the
guest Of Mrs. ]. ". Simns.
Oar young frien! Jesse Stathem
left last Sunday for his home in
Gibbsland, where lie will take a few
months recreation.
b. +. Newbergy was in town Sat
urday last. He called OH US, and As
usual he went to the court house to
find us, and not seeing Us came to the
BEACON Office. We remember that
our lamcntcd friend IA. IIemier, ST..
said at looks natural now, to see
you back in the Office" Twenty
years it seems is long enough in an
Office, and would be if the occupant
would study his own interest instead
of that Of others.
On Saturday last we went on the
train from here in company withCapt.
' ickers and Z. Mcdonald. all bound
for Mt. Lebanon. Miss Sue Graham
was also on train for Ruston, where
she arrived safe and found Mss Net.
lie Russ in waiting with buggy foI
lcr. At Gibbs we met quite num-
Der Of school girls anon. whom
was Miss Mamie Nickers looking TO-,
papa" Arriving at our friend J. p.
Ihurman's we were met by our
children who were also glad to sec
papa" lleie we found J. ]. Thorn
lson, his two sons, Charlie Moon
md others. We shared the hospital
ty of Mr.. Thurmond and his excel
ent wife and family during our stay
With the exception of Monday even
ng, took supper with Mrs. Thur
nond and her son John Thurman in
heir quiet and coy home near Mt
-ebanon. Notwithstanding the great
lunber of visitors in attendance the
rood people of Mt. Lebanon enter
aimed them all.
C.P. Balfour and family, were in
Sayville on Tuesday.
e. a. Boies, Burre,l Hixon and
. II. Ne Hberry were all IN town
tuesday last.
p. II. Austin, Mr.. Rainbolt, inc.
i. Gwin, and S. p. Burk were all
n town OH Wednesday.
We regret that ED. T. n
Rhymes was unable to remain at
ut. Lebanon from sickness. He re.
lrncd home on Tuesday.
Thos. Jones, ST., brought in a
'agon load of yam potatoes last |
tuesday and sold at IS cents per
rshcl. They were of last years
rop.
While at Monroe "Wednesday |
vcning, we met our friend Z. CT
montgomery, Judge of the Circuit
'ourt who is now holding court in
ionroe. The Judge wears his new
onors with becoming dignity.
Capt. Vickers, J. ]. Thomasson
nd Mrs. NJ. all returned from Nj. |
'eoanon University last Thursday |
it'll their cllilren, after having at
.nded the (clcsing) commencement
yerciscs.
Col. Huffman of Oak Ridge re-
irned with his daughter from Mans
ED College OH Thursday. His
der daughter graduated at the close
The session.
Mrs. L ctit and Mrs. Brown were
Rayille on Thursday.
w. P. Bendall was in RayviIle at
nding to some business connected