The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-07-31
DUE WEST ITEMS.
Sayings and DOings Here and There
About the City.

Due West, 8. G., July -. 1901.
Mra. R. F. Bradley and her son Foster Brad
Mr.. ]. Allen Caldwell with his bride, re-
turned from months stay in the mountains
last Thursday night
Thos. V. Miller, Z. 4: Henry, George Col.
and Peterson Hawthorne went to Atlanta ON
the Seaboard excursion last Thursday.
| After q pleasant stay Of some days In Char
ote Miss Agnes GreT mas returned nome
two with the family Of Mr.. John A. Devlin
| last week.
MIR. NJ. B. MCGEE, of Honea Path, attended
the meeting at the Baptist church last week.
Mr.. j. A. Devlin came home from Verdery
Wednesday Of last week, quite sick. He was
attended by DR.. Neuffer and DR.. Edwards.
For the past two days his condition has been
much better and his friends hope that he may
DR.. o. P. Hawthorn made one hundred and
sixty-hve bushels OF wheat. He had hoped
to make as much as two hundred and ffty
bushels.
we're we'll attended and DR.. Chapman did
some good preaching. He is an earnest and
interesting preacher. Five young persons
we're received into mem bership Of the church.
DR., Chapman left for Anderson Saturday af-
MIR. Mccoy, Mr.. Allen McAdams. Mr.. Ben
Green and Mr.. Ben Magill are supplying this
market with luscious red.meated waterme mel'
Rev. T. G. Boyce, of Salem, Tenn. will do
the preaching at the A. K P. Church during
the meeting which embraces the second Sab.
bath of August. The first sermon will be
preached Thursday. August sth, at 8 p. m. :,
and services will continue for several days at
ten O'Clock in the morning and eight o'clock
at night Mr.. Boyce is one OF the best preach.
ers In the synod. The public is cordially In
yited TO attend all the services.
Capt. Jno. E. Bradley and Prof. Renwick
Bradley. Of Troy. each spent night In Due
West last week.
Rev. ]. H. Pressly, the populer pastor OF the
A. r. P. Church al Statesville N. c.. was In
Due West last week for two or three days. He
was on his way TO Cedar Springs, where he
has been conducting meeting for Rev. D. q.
Mrs. j. D. Brownle lee returned last Saturday
from a TWO weeks stay at Woodruff with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Johnston. delayed train
asd Mrs. MR. w. Gah6un
Mr.. r. G. Brownlee writes that he is we'll
pleased with Glenn Springs, He says the
regular use OF the water will not allow one
TO sleep late In the morning.
Frank Pearson and Irwin Brownlee we're In
Due West over Sabbath.
Mrs. John Clinkscales. OF Monterey, has
been with her mother and brothers for sew
eral days.
Little Belle Nance, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Drayton Nance. has been quite sick, but
is now on q fair way to recover.
Miss Gussie and Miss Ella Harper ofThorn.
month with their mother.
Mrs. j. Grier Pressly has gone to see friends
at Louisville, Ga.
Mr.. DIN Brownlee is distributing some fine
watermelons among his friends. He has our
thanks for a nice one left at the door,
Farmers report a great Improvement In the
the cotton crop In this section In the past ten
Mr. w. E. Morrison and Mr. Richardson at
tended the picnic at Zarline last Saturday.
Copgressm IN Latimer made speech at the
Zarline picnic last Saturday.
Mr. Sam Todd has had q serious time with
poison oak, the effects Of seinipg:
to zee MIR. ]. A. Devlin while sick last week.
Mrs ). l.. Wilson and children are now at
the Pearson homestead.
Mr.. K. w. Haddou spent day with bis old
friend and war comrade, Mr.. Jno. H. Chiles,
last week.
MIR. A. d. Kennedy was at White Lick one
Fine rains have been falling around Due
West fer some days, but Just In town 1t Is a
Supervisor Nickles was out on Turkey
Creek last Monday, looking after the bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller from Tumbling Shoals
have been enjoying few days stay with Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Ellis on Bonner street.
Miss Lula Blackwell will teach school IN
A nderson County next session.
Mr.. Dave Humphreys threshed about three
thousand bushels OF grain the past season,
and Mr. Sam Ashley about seven thousand.
Sheriff Charlie Lyon and Clerk OF the Court
]. L. Perrin attended the animal picnic at
Xarlipe last Saturday.
Rev. Boyce Grier preached for the Associate
Reformed Presbyteri last Sabbath.
MIR. Paul Pressly will address the Mission
sry Society In the A. r. p. church Thursday
night.