The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-07-10
THE CULTURE OF DUE WEST,
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Due West. JULY @ 1901,

OF Florida.
Due West. July. 9. 1901.
! Prof. f.. L. Reid has gone to North Carolina
| for a visit OF two or three weeks.
The friends OF Mr.. James Magill Will be glad
| to learn that he IL up and about once more.
| He was very sick man month ago but has
regained considerable strength, and has been
Ia Due West several times within the past
| few days.
Mr.. Sayres and Mr. Thompson OF the Able.
Vile Electric Light and Power Co., were in
their visit was to interest the people OF Due
| West in extending the electric lighting power
| to this town and possibly of ultimately run
ming an electric railway from Due West to
John Bonner Pressly left for Waynesville.
". c., last Thursday. He will remain there
| for some time.
Miss Eiverer Wallace of Kentucky, after a
visit Of several weeks with Miss Euphemia
Young, left for Charlotte last Thursday NOR.
NJ: H. P. McGee spent the fourth of July in
Rev. c. E. Todd is at Waynesville, y. G., for
the benefit of his health.
Rev. James Boyce with his family and a
party Of young friends spent The fourth OF
July at Ellis Shoals on Chick asaw.
Mrs. Clayton and Miss Ailene Clayton OF
Atlanta, who attended the Caldwell-Poore
marriage, returned home Saturday morning.
Miss Agnes Grier has gone to Charlotte, N.
c.. to spend few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Josephine Polhill goes to Atlanta about
July Stn WQ6r6 Hn6 VIII MAKE QeT DOIue Wild
M and Mrs. 7. f. Polhil for some time.
Rev. II. G. Fennel Of Lowndesville came
over to Due West on fourth of July.
Mr.. ]. r. Martin, eldest son OF Mr.. Allen 3.
Martin and a graduate OF ErskiD College, Ia
studying law with NJ. F. Ansel, ESQ, OF
MIR. and Mrs. Rush of Fla, are visiting the
family of Mr. F. V. Pruit. Mrs. Rush was for
merly Miss Kittie Pruit.
Miss Nellie Nlckels ia at home for the sum- |
mer vacation after pleasant and successful
years work In a Georgia school.
ifty bushels OF oats threshed from two acres. |
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Mrs. j. X. Hood and children, OF A Andersop, |
are visiting Mra. NJ. E. Kennedy and family. |
Due West has settled down to the usual
summer vacation quiet The students OF the |
Colleges have gone TO their homes for the |
summer the farmers e,o are onsy on their b farms
fessors have donned their shirt waists and |
are discussing the weather.
Erskin College and the Due West Female
College are getting out their respective cat
alogues and preparing for q vigorous cam |
paign for students throughout the Southern |
states. Both colleges are doing good work \
and are prepared TO accommodate large mum.
Der OF students.
Mr.. VIII Bowie has gone to Vandergrir. /
Pa. to Join the Due West colony. There are |
now I've boys from this community In that
these boys will return to Due West some day |
and establish another bank with their savings
which they are now hoardind up.
MIR. Frank Woodbury. of San ford, Fla, SON
in.law of Mr.. J. A. Devlin and successful
Young business man. is In Due West to see
his family and their friends.
While the Rev: .. L. Wilson is doing evan.
gilstic work in West Virginia. Mrs. Wilson
and the children will make their home in
MIR. j. W. Simpson OF Rock Hill came over
to Due West last Friday. He came to attend
Rev. D. g. PhIlips came up TO due West
last Friday TO bring his family for few
Mr.. Homer McAdams went to Chattanooga
last week on business connected with the
ntieth Century Winaow Lock Co.
Mr.. r: G. Brownlee, Jr. is afflicted with boils
Communion service In the A. r. P. church
the second Sabbath of August.
DEATH OF MRS. BR1cE.
Mrs. Anna NJ. s. Brice, died at her real.
dence In Due West, Tuesday, Julyl9, 1901. at II
O'Clock, after an Illness extending over sew
eral weeks. Early In June her death was ex-
pected and her children were called to her
bedside. She rallied somewhat, but her ply.
sician entertained no hopes OF her perment
recovery. She was in her 7Srd year, and was,
until the past year, foremost In every good
Steel. She was married to Rev. R. w. Brice,
who was for many years pastor OF Hopeweli
church, Chester County, 8. c.. and with that
congregation she retained az ner snnfen IiSa, mem .
Il
she in support Of the church at DueWest, and
50 closely connected with it In all its work,
that those who did not know her would new.
er doubt that she was member OF this
church.
After the death OF her husband she remov
ed with her children 10 Due West that they
might be educated in the institutions Of her
choice.
Mrs. Brice was q woman of strong personal
ity, and firmly attached TO the principles Of
the Associate Reformed Presby terian Church
tho chnr0h aha hOnOrpd and loved. Shell
kept we'll informed as TO the work Uf her
church, and was loyal TO all It's interests
through all Its history.
Iour Of her children, namely; A. q. Brice,
ESQ j. s. Brice, ESQ.,, Miss Lieia Brice, Mrs..
j. y. Knox.
Her body was embalmed by Mr.. J. H. Nc
Dill OF Abbeville. and 1t will be taken to-
morrow TO Hopewell burying grounds 10 be
laid beside the dust Of those who have gone
before.