The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-30
CHICKASAW CHAT.
Good Men and Pretty WOmen-Nice
Notice of the Fair-PeOple Read
the Account of 10 with Pleasure.

Due West, Oct. 20, 1901.
Mr.. W. P. Lindsay will attend the State
Mr.. Grier Pressly returned from Atlanta
last Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Patten Kennedy are keeping
house on the second floor OF the Kennedy
hotel.
A Lyceum Association was formed here a
few days ago. Rev. James Boyce was elected
president, aud II. Bonner secretary and
treasurer A good course OF lectures and en-
tertainments ts will be arranged for the season
and something rich and rare may be OK.
pected.
Rev. c. E. Todd returned from Charlotte
Saturday night quite sick.
Mrs. X, Z. BrowDlee and Mrs. u. K. Bonner
20 10 Troy this week to see Mrs. D. Y. Bonner.
Mr.. Olin Brownlee went to Anderson last
week to see his friends.
tor OF the estate OF r. G. Brownlee, Sr.. re-
Gently sold house and lot In Due West TO
Mr.. j. w. Brsson OF Mississippi. They have
the lands belonging to the estate, containing
one hundred and twenty eight acres and
tract No. containing eighty acres. There
are still two tracts of land belonging to the
estate hat will he sold saleday 10 Novem Der,
the Green tract containing ninety-three
acres and the Wright tract containing fifty
three acres.
last Saturday. He will spend a week In Co.
lum bla and at his farm near there.
Mr.. Drayton Nance is rejoicing at the arri-
rival OF AQOLQeT daughter AT nlS nome.
Mrs. ]. H. Nickels was quite sick last week,
but Ia reported better.
Master James Bonner went to Troy last
Monday In company with his father.
ton on Saturday. She reports that DR.. Lind
say is making satisfactory progress TO recoy-
cry from the severe operation performed on
10th Oct, He is still quite weak, but his gen
his back about two weeks longer and then
after few days he hopes to be able TO come.
Mrs. Lindsay speaks in the highest terms OF
A few days ago Capt. G. N. NickeIs sold to
Mr.. Fleetwood Crowther his plantation in
Long Cane Township. The place contains
three hundred and seventeen acres and the
price paid was seventeen dollars per acre.
Abbeville County lands are increasing In
MIR. George T. Hagan is supplying the Fe-
male College and the College Home with ex-
cellent beef.
Mr.. Ernest Hagen is buying cotton seed al
AbbeviIe.
Mr.. j. II. Leavel OF Greenwoo was here
The account OF the Abbeville fair, AZ given
| IN the Press and Banner was greatly enjoyed.
The people who did not attend the fair are
very, very, sorry.
! Mr.. H. +. MCGEE came down from Green.
Vile Friday and will remain for some days
attending TO private business.
Mr.. X. e. Brownee is paying good prices
for cotton, for the Pelzer Cotton Mill.
Rev. James Boyce went TO Greenville Mon
dav afternoon.
Mrs. Taitha Cowan was thrown down and
hurt In unhitching horse at Mrs. Lou
Rchey's last week. Her friends hope she
will soon be well again.
The good prices paid for cotton In this mar;
ket Is bringing in many bales from far and
near. A large quantity OF cotton seed is also
passing through on the way to the Donalds
market where 1t brings good prices.
| Miss Fannie Moffatt returned TO the Fe
male College, and Miss Josie MoffaLt to the
Due West Public School last week.
Mr.. Samuel pressly has gained forty
pounds and MIR. John Pressly twenty pounds
since they have been In the Adirondack
Mountains. The ground there has already
been covered with snow once. They spen,
the days In the open air and sleep with al
the sash up at night. Their friends are
pleased to hear good news from them.
Coroner GOings, with a few hands, is doinf
some good work on the roads around Due
West.
The Due West people were glad TO have
Miss Macie Strauss here for few days las
week. She teaches In the girls school a
TampIco and Is at home partly to recuperate
her health. She will return to her work lr
November, and may possibly attend tht
meeting OF Synod at Richland Tenn, before
she goes out.