The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
BUCK LEVELS PICNIC.
Her People and Their Hospitality
Something New in E'icnicS.
Buck IEAvEL, s. G., Angus

| BUCK LEAvEL, <. c., August Ii, 1891.
Buck Level is IL fine farming country
about four miles northwest Of Greenwood
The people in this neghborhuod are indus
| triotIS, social. Intelligent and huSpitubIc.
| 1t was our good fortune 10 attend Il barrie
! cue few days ago in the Buck Level neigh
| borhuod. When the Sulendidlyi cooket
meats were ready, the table was spread un
| der the shade OF large oak near Il cool
| spring AMI dinner was announced. Benches
and chairs had been arranged and every
body sat at the table instead ol standing a'
| Is usually the custom. The table WIS bur
deued with the choicest of meats, vrs"t:l
bles. pies, &c. After we had all bountiIlliy
eaten, the untouched dishes were carefully
covered up, and your correspondent was In
formed the crowd would stay and eLt sup.
per about seven o'clock and he was invited
| TO stay over with them. We did not remain
however, but were informed llIat they did
actually have supper ut the hour appointed
and that they had IL socable in the evening.
Buck Level does not believe in doing
things by halves.
The following were among persons pres
ent:
Miss kiltie Cobb.
Miss Lizzie Pulliam.
Miss Sallc Owens.
Miss Maggie Norwood.
Miss Jimmie Kate buchanan.
Mrs. NJ. j. Norwood.
Mrs. Malinda Cobb.
Col. j. Il. Sample, ST.,
Mr.. Robt. w. Milford.
Mr.. John Pullam.
Mr. w. II. Dyson.
Mr.. u. B. Logan.
Mr. J. IL. Milford.
Mr.. WI. Norwood.
j. B. Sample, Jr.,
Among the little folks we noticed
Mamie May Owens.
Fmma Clem.
Ellen Owens.
Timothy Norwood
Willie Norwood.
Johnnie baldwin.
A teacher is needed for the Pine Grove
school near Deadtall. Any teacher desir-
ing this school should address ": VI. Daran'
port, Edward Hinton or j. NJ. Miller.
More interest is taken In stock In this
neighborhood than ever before.
Pasturage Is fine In this section OF country.
Col. Sample Says tell the Editor of the
Press and Banner that Governor TiIman is
the best Governor the sun ever shone on.
Trinity Sunday school Is in Il hOuriShing
condition, Supt. p. Il. Ingraham, Secretary
J. K. Buchanan.
MeSsrs H. II. Hughes and C. l. Norman
have each started vineyard.
Miss Salle Owens, Of PelZer. is visiting her
uncle Mr.. w. II. Norwood and others,
Mr. VIM. Turner expects to make Il big
crop he is tearing down his old barns and
building larger ones.
vistin relatives and friends. lie is an in
dustri Gus and most estimabIe young man,
Prof Nunnamaker ard wife, OF ColumDln,
are visiting friends and relatives in this
neighborhood.
Prof. Nunnamaker formerly taught the
Ccnterville school and made n very acccpta-
BILE teacher both to patrons and pupils. -
Mr.. 4. A. Williams is the happpieSt man
the industrial School for Young Ladies'.
Mrs q. ID. Buchanan and Mrs. l.. y.
Buchanan are visiting the Powder Springs
for their health.
Mrs V. A. Buchanan. Of Pelzcr, and her two
daughters, Misses Adraella and Sudie
Buchanan, also Mrs. Mary Cheatham, OF
Edgefield, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. q, ID. Buchanan has an eleven months
old pig which will weigh some two or three
hundred pounds.
Mr.. Pink Buchanan has the brag corn Of
the neighLorhoud. y. O. .Pylcs.