The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-05
ICE AND FROST AT LowNDEsvILLE.
About II Thousand Little ParaSraphs
About tho Life and Business Of
Scycn-HIilIeti City.
LowHDEsvILLE, S. c., June ), Il

LowNDEsvILLE, S. c., June 3, lHH9.
Mr.J NJ. Baker went TO AbbeVille {. RI. OF
some of the officials of the A. & X. railroad
passed up our road To Anderson Z. IL. las
Monday. -,.. .,o,. +o
Anderson G. II. last Monday, by private
conveyance, on Il two or three days WISH u. tC
relatives, in that place. On the route une
planters were all pushing ahead, though nn.
der similar encouragement to our own: that
is dry weather, bad stands OF cotton. &C.
Mrs W. s. Martin received telegram ,as!
Tuesday stating that her sister MISS has
Brock!ngtOn, Of kingstree, was very IL. MI ME-
Martin left, at once for that place. we were
glad to lcarnlsince, that her sister was oc''
Mr Alph Barnes made flying trip to An
dcrSnn on last Wednesday, returned the ss'iiie
Mr. j. NJ. Baker, and Mr.. and Mrs. j; o.
Chambers went to Atlanta, Ga, last THURSDAY
partly on business and partly for pleasure.
our long drought was broken laSI Weunes.
day evening, and night and the next day, oy
ground soaking rains. Our lands were 100
wet to work for q day or two. we are cohse.
ouently in much better spirits than we nave
Last Friday old winter came back, at leaSI'
within feeling distance. Fire was again conf
tortahlc and may say. essential. ,o,,
Miss Johnnie Spccr, having spent some ten rol
days at Anderson {. IL. among 1rlehas IT,
turned home last Saturday. , I,
Miss GusSic McKellar, of Beach Island, is
now visiting the family Of her brother-in-ia"
" Chiidren t s day, at Salem (Latimer) was OBJ;
served last Saturday. We were deprived OF
the pleasure of attending, but those who were
there report a very pleasant time.
week at his old home, attending to estate
matters, requiring his attention as aonlhis'
traitor of his mothers estate.
Mr. ]. NJ. Huckabee and wife, of Latlmer
| .t,x~,, s,,tt, t,rTn
visit, returned home yesterday evening.
Miss Carrie Graves, of FLORIDA, is now visit
ing relatives in this community.
Miss G. $. johnson, and Mrs n: L; i'll GruRley p y
of Atlanta, Ca, are now visiting Mrs. +. II
MathewsJthe daughter OF the former. ano
sister Of the latter.
Miss Allie Prothrs, of Atlanta, Ga. is now
with her friend Miss Ida Chambers, 10 speno
4 large crowd of Andersonians, Of almoa,
all sizes and ages, came down on an eXcur
sion tour, and picniced near Young's Mill, on
Mrs Tom Hill, OF Anderson c. II. is now
spending awhile, at her fathers, Mr.. ). M
There was q Sunday School picnic appoint
ed for next Wednesday, (5th) by the Smyrna
sunday school, but for cause, 1t has been In
definitely postponed.
Mr.. +. H. Mathews, owns farm near mere
Il part of which is set apart and improves ~
4 poultry farm,-a In charge Of Mr.. Mark
Patterson, upon which are now being KEEP.
and raised six different strains OF fowls, as
good and pure as any to be found. A lighI
| Brahma hen few days ago laSed an egg
which tipped the beam at five ounces, whe
can beat it?
Mr.. Henry Power and his little boy, O
| Pcnny's Creek were in town last SaturYay.
Miss Pauline Power, of Anderson. was Wis
| iting in our town the last OF last week.
Prof J. +. Harper and wife spent Saturday
night at Mrs. II. II. Haper's and last night a
| Col J. Il. Barnes,
| Mr.. A. T. Barnes. visited McCormic1 ant
ming, when he, n little better gets "the hant
| of it," will go TO places more remote.
| Would like to enquire how many OF you
many readers have seen any June iroSt
some OF which was seen around here last Sat
urday morning. about in spots. There wa
also some ice-at the drug store. .,,,,,,