The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-31
ABBEsv1LLE's ATHENS.
Marriage OF Popular Young People
Unique Entertainment-The Stock
ShoW-PersOnaIs,

i w. Frank Pearson and W. Olin Br0wnlee,
l. Sheriff elect Bob Kennedy and his little son,
Paul Bonner Kennedy, were In Due West last
Miss Miss isabelle Escalenti, Of Del Maiz, Mexico,
College for the past two years, viii leave FOR
| her far away home on November 9Th. She
goes via New Orleans IN company with Mrs.
she M y viii not change cars until she reaches San
Ats O'clock p. M, Sunday, October 18th,
Miss Rosa Brownlee, daughter Of Mr.. j: D.
% Jo6nion. OF 'westminister. The marriage
took place at the home OF the parents OF the
bride IN the presence OF the family and lew
friends, The ceremony was performed by DR..
left On On the can AFTERNOON train ior Westminister,
where Mr.. lJohpson has business engage
SI MI. Patton kennedy has gathered large
lamount OF crab grass and swamp grass hay 20
Heed his stock on this winter. BE regards his
hay. crop az worth three or four hundred dol:
lara atthe prsyatliEE nSrk kes "a price; M e. :. co,.
tIegs are attending. the Peabody Normal I1sht
| tute In Nashville. Tenn. They are Mtls Alpha
Ras6f, or Donalds, and Miss Arpatia. WILSON,
ladies' and we are pleased 70 see them reach.
Ing upwards after the higher and better
ElIIs .Da " Martin ' E,,s s
tws2k I. They were LIGHTED wtth everything
Ithey saw on their trip. u.
J. M. W. o. 'Haddon tbok bis children to Ans
ae Ssass Seass sna'
liMfa Vffail BrownleeS and her handsome
ldaughter, Miss Lutte Brownlee, OF Donalda
were ii Dne West shopping and visiting last
rMr. Mof,at. Kennedy, Of Yorkyille, q stu
dent In Erskine College, stood an examiua.
ton before County Superintendent Gilbert ct
Ab5eyilie 1sw days ago ana socpred 9 g hfss
Mr. J.. NJ. Knight. who lives on, Mr.. Larltin
Agnew,s plantation, sold last year one hun
dred and eighty.dys dozen eggs ana IL was
Mr.. Joseph Nance left ior Columbia satur.
day morning. While away he will collect the
rents on his RichIand County farms ard visit
pesoas Der a farmers @ Of this comm unity. has more
energy and can do more work than two ordi-
nidy Mys. G Jno. 7. Darlington, OF LeaksviIle, N.
Fred Darlington. who holds responsible po.
sition in the Office OF the Associate Reformed
Presby terrain. Ar; lThornas Darlington has
his @ graduation in Erskine College. he i.now
successfully engaged IN pasiness IN Nortn c
Il vssi = %sss Il, s9s s Pss sss sSss
Caroline synod at Florence. Mr.. Wilson and
the children remained Ia town for; several
q a. 4 3
M. william Richie, son OF Mr.. Enoeh
Richie has rented Q part Of Mr.. r.; G. Brown
lees plantation near Capt. w. T. CowanB.
Mr.. Richie does not propose 70 live alone
take with him one OF the handsomest young
ladies in the Vicinity Of Donalds as his bride
He is an industrious and worthy young man
and he and his bride will receive g cordial
welcome into the community In which they
Rev. MIR. Brsswell, Of Bennettsville, was in
Due West Monday. he preached at iAnder.
son on Sabbath, ana 6 STOPPED M g ,I 10 DSe Mess On
!. 1Miss Bocla Brock, daughter. Of Mr.. W. G.
Brock, left Due West for Porto Rico last Fri
day. She went 70 New York, from which
|S9th. We are pleased osee Miss Brock show
Gagged gage In teaohing. Her splendid quaiifica
nss sns sspa e er ss soms win
the i51 Due. .West We Fspais College, and who ives
for'seeera years b teacher 10 this Institute. ia
Northern part OF the island OF Porto Rico Z
Rev. I. Kennedy came TO Due West Fri.
day afternoon TO visit his mother, Mrs: ID. u.
Mr. bIs has 6ssn new
nsssL Rev. LII Il EcnoIs Ell of Kentucky. preached in
the Arp. church last Sabbath morning.,
Mr6. O6l6 lSlCH6lb Huu D1lbb blll0 1ld3uou
visited. their parents, MIR. and Mrs.R. A. Had
don, 1ast week. t-r '',!!. i>7t.-:'!. :.
:. LITERARY ENTERTArNMENT: 49,.
The Euphemian Literary Society Of Erskine
College eavea literary. entertain ment TO the
public last Friday evening. Mr.. ]. B. Knight,
OF the Senior class, presided with grace and
dignity. Mr.. Patrick, ? OF White Oak, 8 G.,
Represented the Freshman, and Mr.. Tom
Wright, OF Woodruff; the Sophomore class IN
defamation. These young gentlemen give
Epromtse Of making excellent speakers. Mr.
J. W. Simpson delivered the Senior GRAFTON
and Mr.. Carlton, Of Georgia. the Junior ora
tion. These two exercises were original end
showed much thought on behalf OF the speak.
ers They spoke In an earnest manner and
LETT pleasant Impression upon their bearers.
The special feature, however, Of the evening
was the debate. Subject: Resolved. That al!
trusts should be abolished. Mr., LumInus OF
Georgia, OF the Junior class, opened the dis.
cuSsion for the affirmative and supported
every position taken with "a strong array OF
facts. The position taken by Mr.. Lummus
was attack ed in front and on TANKS with ser.
ions effects by Mr.. James Patterson Pressly,
OF Due " est, Of the Junior GLASS, who spoke for
the negative Again the affirmative was up
held in strong debate by Mr. David Peden,
Pressly, OF Troy, Tenn. Then moving himself
for the Anal attack, Mr.. John Bonner Pressly,
OF Due w est, q Senior, brought forward his
heavy artillery and with arguments as force,
full as the shot and shell thrown oy the Brit