The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-08
LOWNDESVILLE LOCALS.
All About the City on the Seven
Hills.

Hills.
Lowndesville, 8. c.. Nov. 6, 1893.
Messrs. E. w. Harper and Dave Cooley went
to Abbeville Monday. s.-.o,
Mr.. Il. w. Collier was called to Anderson
Mr. i. R. Horton having business in the
Court at Anderson went there Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Creswell, OF Edgefeld, who was
visiting at Mr.. Tom Moore's attended services
at the Methodist church yesterday we week os ago.
bell school house to-day.
Miss Edna Smith went to Storeville, Ander,
son county, Tuesday. to take charge OF school
Mr.. J. NJ. Huckabee had a very pleasant
gathering Of young people at his house Thurs
day night.
day night for the amusement or the school
children, and any and all older persons who
chose to attend. The children especially were
several days In our midst, among friends and
kinsfolk.
According to appointment, Mr.. J. R: Blake,
County Treasurer, accompanied BY his effi-
day amongst us. for the accommodation OF
the taxpayers of this township.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Barnes went TO Dean g
Tuesday evening to attend the marriage OF
to Mr.. Will Madison, OF Augusta, Ga. which
took place Wednesday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes accompanied the bridal couple
to their home In Augusta, then on TO Charles
ton.
County Commissioners w. A. Lanier and
r. H. Armstrong were In this com immunity
Sat urday looking after the roads and bridges.
DIR. j. b. Moseley was called to Troy profes-
sionally Thursday, where he expects to be for
O week or Two.
Rev. DR.. ]. .. Lindsay, of Due West. came
over Saturday, was the guest OF his son:in-
law, Rev. II. e. Fennel. He filled the pulpit
In Providence church at II q. m. and 8 p. m.
Mr.. Irwin Cleck ley went TO Fort Hill Satur-
day to bring Master l.. Moorhead home for q
short stay.
Messrs. Ed Mcdaniel and r. W. Collier went
to Abbeville Saturday evening.
Mr.. J. NJ. Baker returned TO his post in
Washington. D. c., last Monday. -,
Mr.. 3. +. Price Of near Abbeville came In
Saturday evening and was the guest OF Mrs.
R. l.. Moorhead.
A few days ago Mr.. J. T. Wilson showed to
this writer, and many others. cluster OF 1our
actual measurement six and threequarter
inches in circumference. The tree from which
these were taken was full OF them. Can any
one In the county beat it9 This is very unus-
ual for this latitude.
The nearest approaches to killing frosts for
this season came Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings, Oct. 3lst and Nov. lst, and they
were not more than half killing, only de-
stroying the tenderest vegetation.
The ladies have put their potted flowers In
TO their winter quarters. Their open air
beauties, consisting OF several varieties OF
roses, together with all shades of chrysanthe.
NUNS. the finest to be found, still adorn and
beautify their flower yards.
Mr.. E. H. Matthews has shipped his house.
hold goods to Atlanta, Ga, for which point he
and family expect To leave tomorrow. They
are at present boarding at the Moseley House.
We very much regret that the self interests Of
these good citizens call them from among u.s.
They will be greatly rdissed. Oar best wishes
attend them.
The murder OF Mayor Harrison, OF Chicago,
was sad ending 10 the greatest exposition
that the United States has ever had.
A gentleman calls his wife perpetual mo-
ton. Wonder why? Is II because she tx al
ways agoing, or Is 1t because she IL always at
work? Troupe.