The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-11-27
LOWNDESVILLE.
Marriage-Friends Coming and Going
Manila Newspaper--SnOw-R


Lowndesville, Nov 25, 1901.
Mr.. Cal. Broadwel and Miss Daisy Bone
were united In marriage yesterday week ago,
by Magistrate ]. II. Morgan. A Gretna Green
affair
Mr.. r. p. Milford, of near Abbevillp, came 10
this place today was week ago. He was &C.
compAnIed by his daughter, Miss Florence
Milford, who came up to take charge OF the
Diamond Springs school.
Mrs. r w. Collier spent some days in Au-
gusta. the latter part OF the week before last,
and the first of this week wit b friends.
Misses Mary Armstrong, Mary Bell and An
Path, were with the family of MIR. H. ]. Arm
strong aud other relatives In this community,
tor day or two week ngo.
Mr.. j. j. johnson who has been filling the
place Of Mr.. j. II. DuPre, cashier In the Far
iners Bank at Abbeville, that the latter might
have much needed rest returned to his home
here TODAY, was a week ago.
Mr.. E. F. Power, Of Anderson, came down
last Monday to look after some OF his inter-
ests, and is still In our midst.
MIR. B. G. Kay took dirt road trip TO Mt
Carmel Monday.
Mrs. ]. H. Gregory. OF Chicago. has been
few days pHst.
Mrs Pailie Williams and her daughter, NJ ss
Carrie Williams, of LAGRANGE, Ga, came In
Tuesday. and have since been with relatives.
Mr. Ed Calhoun, of Abbeville. was 10 our
midst, for several hours. on Wednesday last.
Mr. Thomas Speer. Of Monterey, came up
Wednesday.
MIR. w. A. Latimer, OF Augusta. came ip
Thursday and spent several days with the
family of Mr.. j. T. Latimer and other rela-
tives. Mr.. Latimer WAS born and reared near
this place, and since be alta ned his maJority
has made the above named city his home.
where by his fine business methods, be has
succeeded In gaining much OF this worlds
goods. and by his affablity and very pleasant I
manners and kindness, has raised himself to
high place In the estimation OF all who
know him.
The writer few days ago received a copy of
the manila American" published "a Its
name Will prove In one OF our "1sland posses
sions." 1t is six column paper where only
reading matter is, but only 9ve column where
there is a mixture OF reading matter and ad-
vertselnents. 1t IS an eight page paper. and
about the size Of the Press and Banner From
IL is learned that there, az In the larger towns
and cities here. one can find places OF busi-
ness. In which their wants along all lines can
be sdpplied. AT some OF the Il -st class hotels
rates are high. At The Hotel De Espana, we
find: Room and board, with wine. per month
$4,000; room and board. without wine, per
mouth Si3.0n. Many OF the United States are
represented, In that far away Island, by their
produci"ns. Kentucky H,i Is there with e her
states. with her mineral water Some With
their lumber. and were 1t not for the foreign
words aud phrases In the paper. one could
writer is indebted 10 Capt. Charles #. Baker,
of the United States Transport Sumner for
the paper.
Miss I.eona Blake, OF AbbeviIle. came up
several days ago, and il still with relatives
and friends.
DR.. s. NJ. Orr. OF Anderson, came down Sat-
urday morning, being called here profession
ally.
Mr.. Mott Barnes, OF Anderson. ca me In Sat.
urday and has since been the guest Of his
cousin. MIR. A. V. Barnes.
Tuesday morning early II began 10 SHOW,
and showed heavily till about p. M, by
which time the ground was covered to the
depth Of about two inches. Some OF IT In
places remained till Friday nights rain.
which melt ed It,.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Young, Of Anderson, ha We
been here for severel days with kinsfOlk.-the
former looking after his interest In his plan
tatiOn near here.
Mr.. J. T. Latimer went TO Anderson Satur.
day evening, and TO Belton yesterday, TO ace
his brother. Hon. A. c. Latimer, before his re-
turn to w Washington, D. c.
Rev. j. l.. Daniel on yesterday with the l3
q. m. at Smyrna, and with the $50 p. m. ser.
Vice at the Ridge, finished up his min lsierial
labors with this charge, for this Conference
year, and will leave tomorrow morning for
Conference. Troupe.