The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-07-17

Mr.. Ernest Vlsanski, who recently gradual
ed from Phillips Exeter Academy OF Exeter
New Hampshire, is home for the summer
vacation. and III the fall expects to enter Yale
| University OF Harvard, Connecticut.
Mr.. W. Wells OF Green wood, WAS In the
Mr.. John Lomax was In the city yesterday
and reports dry weather throughout the
Morton Mill section for the period OF hVe
Mr.. j. H. DuPre. the efficient Cashier Of the
| Farmers Bank. accompanied by his son
1aHs mouniae. e' Sf SsSss1rs Sorss Carolina Car M DuPr
has been closely confined and stands greatly
In need OF recreation.
| FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
burg, where she will be the charming guest
OF her friend, Miss Bessie Simpson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Tiddy left last Monday
for Florence, where they will perhaps make
4 one OF the machinists at the Seaboard All
Line shops in this city, and had many friends
In Abbeville who regret to see him and hif
family move away. ,,,
Eliza, are now at WILLIAMSON, that popular
summer resort known far and near for itf
ane mineral spring, its beautiful young ladies
and its healthy location.
| Mr. K. M. Haddon is now enjoying the fine
mountain brcezes Of Hendersonville, N. G.
Mr. and Mrs ]. G. Williford, OF Green wood
spent last sunday in the city as the guests Of
MIR. Brooks Livingston, Of lumbia, is In
the city visiting bis parents, and is cordially
Mr.. and Mrs. y. D. Reese left last Monday
for Laurens, where she Will visit relatives
Messrs. ]. T. solomons and ]. N. Robinson,
of Troy. were In the city last Monday on bust.
Miss Lessie Fuller. after delightful stay
| in the city, as the guest OF her brother, Mr.
6. w. Fuller, returned last Monday to her
home at Cross Hill.
Mr.. James Thompson and Mr.. g. W. Balk.
night two Of Walhalla's prominent business
men are at the Glenn Ethel Inn, look ing after
special business In the city, where only 1.-TWO
are concerned, 80 1t is whispered.
Mrs. G. d. Mann, with her charming and
accomplished daughter and handsome son,
OF st. Matthews, are In the city visiting heI
sister, Mrs. g. h. Moore and other relatives
The many friends OF Mrs.R 8. Link will
be muoh gratifled TO hear that she Is now I'M
proving and getting on nicely, They all hope
and pray she may soon be fully restored to
health and to her family.
will regret TO know that he is i'll at bis
o0spe Mr. and an I'M Mrs. * K. A. Haddon, Of Due West
were shopping IN the city. last Monday. Mr..
was accompanied by q, heavy wind storm
blowing down fences and trees
DR.. w. E. Link, Of Wellington, (Links) was
In the city last Monday visiting his son, Mr.
Mr. P: Rosenberg and family, left last Mon;
day for anderson willie, N. c., where they will
spend part Of the summer months.
Sunday in Greenwood. Mr. BarksdaIe has
returned, leaving Mrs. Barksdale 10 spend q
while with bomefolks and friends.
MIR. ]. c. Haddon, OF Due West, and Mr..
Tom Sea-; Jr.. are:the guests Of Capt.iBranch
Mr.. w. ]. Bryson, after q pleasant trip to
Wrightsville, N. c., is home again.
Mr.. George Speer, OF Monterey, was In the
city last Monday shaking hands with hls
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Maxwell worshiped last
Sunday at Lebanon. spending the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McAlllster.
Mr.. F. c; DuPre spent last Sunday In
Mrs. Carlton, Of Macon Georgia, the wife OF
Mr.. G. r. Carlton dispatcher at the 8. A. l..
Shops, is In the city, registered at the Glenn
MIR. Lambert Caldwell, one OF the popular
ga lesmen of r. NJ. Haddon & Co.. ts now of
for his summer vacation, who with Mrs Cald.
Donalds where they will spend part OF their
time.
| WEATHER FORECASTS.
Look for cooler weather today 18th, 18th
o.,
ming. Many sections of our County are sadly
In need of rain. Crops and gardens parchinY
and drying up, and It is earnestly hoped that
the above predictions will come true. Fine
and Troy, and in and around Due West.
HAVE YOU HEARD Ir2
The Speed Drug Company have recently
purchased large and magnificent Phono
graph which Is an interesting and pleasinp
"Draw Card" for their store. If You haven't
heard IT call and hear the fine anthem, a.
sang by the Methodist choir OF Abbeville, you
will be delighted.
ABBEvILLE's CoRNET BAND.
| VIII Abbeville have a band? II not, why
note Let them yet In shape TO play al the
County Fair instead OF paying that money TO
strangers. let 1t be kept at home. Nothing
like blowing your own horn"
DEATH OF LUcIUs L. OWENS.
"No night shall be in heaven; no darkened
room,
No bed of death, nor silence of the tomb,
But breeaes ever fresh with love and truth
Shall brace the frame with an immorta,
! youth"
After long and tedious illness Mr.. Lucius
Owens died In this city at the home Of his
morning, July Is. 1901 at O'Clock, in the 35th
year Of bis age. The deceased was the son Of
Mrs. NJ. G. Owens. and an only brother of Mrs
Speed Of this city, and came here from his
home IN Georgia about five months ago, that
he might In his declining health receive the
personal attention Of q fond and devoted
mother and sister. both Of whom have been
untiring IN their watchful care and loving
| ministration TO his every want. If the pray
ers and tender care Of a loving Chrlstiann
| mother and sister could have stayed
the hand OF the REAPER" Lucius l.. Owens
| lie would have been spared longer to them.
| but alas, such was not In accord with His .di-
vine will, and He who gave called him from
earth away 10 that bright home oil many
His funeral services were conducted by Rev.
II. II. Jones in the Methodist Church at
fo'clock Monday afternoon in the presence of
a large and sympathi2ing congregation. after
| Cemetery,