The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-31

testify In case between Mrs
her and the Sovereign Camp OF the
OF the World.
krlie Hall. OF Anderson Of the firm OF
lOs, was In our town Monday.
hear OF some who had the pleasure OF
B some ripe peaches, home raised, during
ID is also reported that frost was seen for
/several mornings during the past week az oii-
ferent places. 1t was only in spots, and not
i Mr. McLure, OF Chester, was in and around
this place for q day or. two of last week in the
Southern Presbyterian.
Jno. ". McAlla, OF Elbert County, Ga, left for
Baltimore where the last named goes lor
Cadet Gordon speer, of.Clemson College,
came down Saturday morning to spend dey
"I Mr. r. Eatimer wentto Abbeviile Friday
and upon his return that evening brought Dr.
J.W. Daniel, pastor OF the Methodist Church
DR.. Daniel, above mentioned. according to
appointment began his lecture In the School
Z Hall at $50 p. m. His subject, "Mules," was
was well treated and was wei ba s
F.. as we'll as in the Sacred Desk, and always
shows marked fitnes for both:
Miss Bertha White went to her AboeVliIe
home Friday morning, summoned to that
place because of the Illness of one Of her kins:
Mr.. E. w. Harper, a few days ago, was
mixed up in rundway scrape, which al one
time bade fair to be pretty serious. He was
driving in the country and bis horse look
fright at q barking dog That suddenly ran out
OF ihe bushes and suddenly LEFT, turned the
was somewhat bruised, and the shafts OF the
buggy were splintered.
Friday morning early word reached this
&. Horton, of Williamson, had died suddenly
at his home in that place abot q. No. that
day. The deceased was the father OF our
townsmsn, MIR. e. R: Horton. The cause OF
death was heart trouble from which he had
: anffered for years. This was sad news to US
all as he was well known here. He.wes good,
hightoned, Christian gentleman, and will be
Mr.. j. NJ. Baker, of Washington, D. c., has
spent the past few days with the family of
his father, Mr.. T. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Baker, who have spent
return to their Washington home Thursday.
The last Anderson 1ntellinger among Its
good supply OF reading matter gave sugKes-
hearty approval Of all OF that city's progress
sive and big hearted citizens. /. Q. That a
resting room for ladies who go therenbe fur
seats, reading matter. etc. This applies
equally to other towns and cities. It would
. be very helpful TO the good ladies and the
I good men, too. Something Of the kind is
s badly needed. Many ladies and gentlemen
! are Obliged at times TO 60 to the towns on
business which they can attend 70 In a few
minutes, but may be compelled to stay for
several hours. With q good resting room
!. these could pass over the, which would other
wise hang very heavy upon them, In peace
and quiet. In store or on the street is q
very tiresome and unprohtably way TO spend
time.
Mr.. J. and Mrs. F. w. r. Nance were up for
day or two last week.
Mr.. Robert Watkins, Of Augusta, has been
for several days with the family OF his
brother-in-law, soon to be, Hon. j. G. Lomax.
Mr.. w. B. Sullivan, representing the South
ern Well Fixture Co., OF Spartanburg, 8. e.,
spent day or two In these parts last week.
- Messrs. T. M. Lock, Of Hartwell. Ga, and
- Lesley, Of oconee, 8. G.. who have been
teaching singing sohool at Midway for the
past few weeks, came over Wednesday even.
Ing and gave a free exhibition Of their pro-
flciendy along that line in the Presbyterian
church at p m. Troupe.