The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-03
CORONACA'S LIFE.
Indian DOctOrs-WOunded Preachers-
Family Re.UniOn-Children-Cakes
And Other Things.
Coronacs. $. c., May !. 1893

And Other Things.
Coronaca $. c., May |. 1898.
We have had the pleasure lately OF seeing
nerly Of this place, visiting In the commun-
ily. ,, ~ u
shipped at Bethlehem, where, before their re-
uOyul to Ninety-SiX, they were both active
members Of the Church and Sunday school.
His daughter remained visiting In the neigh
borhood TIL The next afternoon, when sne tooR
the trai q for Waterloo
Mr.. Morris came out few days ago and
photographed the school. His work was en-
''sIk Miss Minnie Lee Smith and Mr.. Walter
Fnuche were recently bitten by dog that has
since gone mad. They went to the Indian
Doctor IA physician who practices medicine
at T6Se oSe1 tserp dp9% re snd
seem to be doing very we'll indeed.
Mrs Rosa Bell Of Laurens paid her father
visit the other day., remaining over ABOUT
week. She was called home to walt at the
bedside OF her sick husband, whom we learn
is i'm proving.
Mr. David Aiken and Mrs. NJ. S. Beeks re-
Gently had their family groups taken.
Mr.. Pyles also had Some photos taken. Who
knows what may be the result? He Is now
agent for the Mansion House Laundry.
During the last week. Mrs: Lyle Agnew
and children Of Greenyille, visited ner par,
Mrs NJ. T. Coleman also came down from Alb
beyilIe. and these parents had the privilege
of having all their children together again.
Mr.. F. A. Connor, of Cokesbury has been on
q visit the last few days to his daughter, Mrs.
David Aiken.
Many of the friends of Mrs. w. H. Culbert-
son, who died some time ago, went over yes
terday to Bethlehem, in Laurens, to hear the
Rev. w. B. Wharton preach her fnneral.
Mrs. r. s. Nichols has been quite Ill at the
home OF he, father, Col: w. G. Rice, for several
days. Her many friends are sorry 10 know
hats shp m hnt yPry SLOWLY.
The smaller girls of the nelg ghborhood were
highly entertained few days ago by Mrs. J.
II. willard. 1t being the thirteenth birthday
of her daughter, Evie. They will attend an
Fouche's, IL being the eleventh birthday OF
her daughter, Matte May:
Mr. W. NekslS OF 6aS eoeg ppio
Tho arduous task Of being Soph.
Last fall, Rev. A. L. Rice, one Of our young
men enlisted in the work Of the 5. e. Confer
.nce as it!nerant preacher ne had the ms,
left arm. The wound did not prove serious,
hut has considerably impaired his health.
which he has come home to recuperate.
ever visiting relatives. She brought along
some of her beautiful flowers and also one OF
I.er cakes which showed how skilled she Is
in the art OF cake baking.
hem on the Saturday before the fourth sun
day Of this month. Appropriate exercises
will be arranged.
The school at this place which has been in
session for eight months, closed Friday. The
average attendance OF the school tor the year
has been about thirty-two.
A pic mic was given on Saturday Tor the
special benefit OF the school children. The
hoys had arranged a game of ball to be played
between Coronaca and Greenwood. In thls
rnme Coronaea was defeated by score oi
twenty to thirteen. There was large crowd
present-one OF the largest that we ever saw
at pic mic. Every body seemed TO enjoy the
Lcc;Ision, j. Frank Foucbe.