The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-03
LOWNDESVILLE LOCALS.
Happy Couple United In the Bonus oi
MatrimOny - The Storm Monday
Night-Lost u Mile from Home.
I,ownuesyille, S. c., Marc

Lowndesville, ). q Marcn l, 1881,
Rev. w. j. Snyder, OF the west ADoetlile
circuit, was the guest OF Mr.. j. Henry Bell on
Monday.
Monday seemingly as happy rs could oe.
owing partly perhaps 10 MS having latelS
taken unto himself second wife.
Mr. j. w. Britt, of Wldeman's, was for day
or TWO the first of the week visiting the laml-
Iy OF his son-ln-law, MIR. L. b. Cllnkscales.
Messrs. Tom Liddell and Calvin Smith spent
several days last week with relatives and
friends al ElUerton, Ga.
MIR. j. Z. McDavid, prominent merchant
of Aobeville, was with the family OF nis
and Thursday of last week
MIR. ]. +. Scott and Miss Mary Scott, oi
Barnes, were united in marriage last Sonday
left the next day tor their new home In North
MIR. j. T. Latimer went over to Atlanta on
business last Wednesday. ,,.
The storm OF wind, RAIN, thunder ana Ilgnt.
ming Monday night walked everybody up ana
frightened them 100, more or less. Some ac'
knowledged the coon, Others oia not, r.,d.r
Mr.. A. l.. laLimer went 10 ANDERSON, friua5
TO see Mr.. r. Hill, who was quite SICK.
According TO appointment, the LoWnaes-
Vile Dramatic CluD went TO Antreville, Fri
day evening, where II had perlormance
that night in the High School building. ow.
Ing TO the coupeSs OF the weather ana the
bad condition OF the roads, the attendance
was not US large as would otherwise nave
been expected. Outside OF these Two natural
causes. the club, had no right 10 com plaid;
The receipts were rs large as expected and
the kindness OF the people was all that coulu
have been desired.
Rev. II. &. Fennel has put some improve.
ments upon his place, which add consldera-
bic, not only TO its appearance, but much TO-
ward putting the place in better shape.
Dr. j. B. Moseey was called to Latlmer, on
Wednesday last professionally.
Mr. Rudolph McDavld LETT for GreenV vile
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preparation to stand civil service exainlna-
ton. Hope he may be successful In winning
prize. ,
mouth OF February in its weekly contribu-
tiOn, gave over sixteen dollars toward the
Epworth Orphanage, which Is quite credita-
sehoo s9 Sssins within the Sounas sSs Of soah
Conference does even that we'll, the Orphan
age will be In a condition TO considerably in
crease It's usefulness.
up the week before last, on visit TO her sis
ter, Mrs A E. Moorhead. AS she was walk.
ing up from the depot In some way fell, ana
hurt one Of her feet, and has since been com
PEELED to use crutch.
The unfavorable weather for plowing and
such like, continues. No oats sowed, no fur.
rows run, and but little else done, even the
almanac SDsla mol not oe ."
git up and git' when good weather does
come
When preacher, a lawyer and general
purpose young man 60 cunning and get
lost a mile or two from home, and do not re-
gain their proper bearings and get home
Till or O'Clock at night, II IL pretty heavy
90 the trio. Isn't 1t? We have heard OF such
good foragers), ought to better know the by.
ways, hollows, hills and gullies that near
home, at least, than TO lose his recovering. A
lawyer whose chief business Is to help other
people "out OF the bushes ought not to get
bewlldered, and general purpose young
man, who is good at everything, ought TO be
able TO avoid such perplexing dilemmas.
We would mildly suggest that these three in
future take along guide. Troupe.