The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-06-28
LOWNDESVILLE.
The Young as Well as the Old Must
Go-Children's Day-Personals.
Lowndesville, s. c., June 26th,

Lowndesville, s. c., June Goth, 1888.
Mr.. T. L. Cozby and his son, Mr.. W. L..
and spent several days at Mr.. j. I. Latimer's.
Mrs. ]. H. Latimer, of Abbeville, Mrs. v. r.
Thornton, OF Atlanta, and Miss Leone Dor.
sey, OF Gainesville, are with the family of
Mr.. ]. l.. Latimer
Mrs J. &. Edwards, of Abbeville, came up
Wednesday and was for several days at the
home of her brother-n-law. Mr.. J: H: Baskin.
were In this place Wednesday.
Several Of our citizens went TO Due West
Tuesday, perhaps the greatest attraction
DR.. Talmage. They were successful in hear
Ing him and were wonderfully we'll pleased.
Mrs. +. r. Horton and her two little girls
went over TO Due West where they have since
been with the 'amily OF the father OF the first
named, DR.. ]. Q. McDavid.
Miss Eva Wakefield, of "Centre of Gravity"
passed through this place Saturday on her
Miss lie Msy and Miss Ada Fenne and
Miss Kate Hutchison who have spent The
past few mouths at school at Asheville, N. O.,
came home last week to spend vacation.
Rev Jas Miclip Of Anderson, passed SEQ
way 10 the Rocky River neghborhood where
he had an appointment to preach yesterday.
Children's Day was observed at Shiloh Sat
cises h had d. BEEN arranged for the occasion
| which was carried out TO the satisfaction OF
all. A large crowd Of people was present and
enjoyed tne Qay. flenty OF tne eaIaDleS nau
been provided In style to satisfy all de.
mands DR.. w. S. Stokes and family Of this
place attended. The doctor added to the lit.
erary part of the feast in a we'll appointed
| and i'm pressive address.
| Last Tuesday one OF our oldest and best cit
iZens was called to her reward, Mrs. ]. j. Ken.
nedy better known to our people as "COusin
Beck" TO some and Aunt Beck" 10 others
peacefully passed away. Her remains were
impressiveiy fuueralized by her pastor, Rev.
H. c. Fennel. In Providence, at II a. No., in the
presence of large number OF friends and
relatives. Mrs. Kennedy had been In her 8lst
year since last December, a life long member
OF the Presby terlau church and none ever fol-
moment doubted her earnestness, her SIN
years ago q stroke of paralysis put an end 10
her active life and destroyed that happy com
panlonship, that heartfelt, that tender and
| true converse in which she ever INDUCED and
! took such delight in when with friends
| Whenever any one called to see her during
her long all iction as of yore were smilingly
welcomed. She Is no more, yet none can fol
one moment doubt her being In the better
land. On Tuesday "The Reaper" came and
cut down one whose long and blameless life
had endeared her TO all who ever met her.
| Yesterday the same monster who respects
little Vivian, the eighteen months old daught
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Barnes. The little
form so pleasing to our sight and the wnsome
ways Of the bright and intelligent little to
had 30 begun to control our affections as thai
she was fast becoming an object of worsh Up
and this treasure was taken away to the
world above that the bereaved hearts might
follow. The little earthly idol has been trans
planted to the heavenly garden and trans
formed in TO an angel OF light to lead the grie
stricken ones to their immortal home.
Troupe.