The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-14
RIPPLING ROCKY RIVER.
Echoes From the Seven Killed City
A Little Boy Dead.


A Little Boy Dead.
Lowndesville, Aug. 18th, 1901.
Messrs Ralph and Edward Mason of Water
loo came In Monday to spend q while with
friends In this place.
Mr. WIN Swift of Elberton came over Mon.
day, to sample and buy some bales OF co tton
still on hand in this section.
Mr. Adison Hill and his sister, Miss Rosa
Hill Of Antreville were In our town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Latimer returned from
their trip 10 Waterloo on Monday.
Miss Annie Liddell, who had spent some.
time with friends at q distance, returned to
her home here Mon lay.
Rev. ]. l.. Vass. OF Greenville, assisted the
pastor, Rev. J.A. Brown, In protracted meet
ing at midway, for several days last week.
Rev. ]. l.. Daniel carried his family TO Abb
bevtlle Tuesday. From there Mrs Daniel
and the children went 10 Laurens to epend 8
while with her parents.
Maj. and Mrs. f. w. r. Nance spent a day
or two at Abbevile the first OF last week,
Mr.. Henry Carlile Of Atlanta reached here
Tuesday, and will spend while with his faith.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Moore, who had spent
home Tuesday.
Mr.. w. H. Foston OF Eberton spent the pas,
Miss Ada Fennel went to Denver Wednes.
day to spend while with friends.
Miss Allie May Fennel went to Green wood
Friday TO see her friend Miss Helen Felers.
~. - ". shit0u ouu MI TsOO MOSel6y went
to Abbev!lle Thursday. and the first named
has since returned to his Washington home,
Mr.. u. w. Speer. OF Monterey, return ed a
few days ago from trip 10 Birmingham A la
He reports crops, especially cotton very good
IN places, but from what he says, the corn
crops on the way are generally bad
Mr. and Mrs. +. h. Mathews Of Atlanta were
here Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Franks and Mrs. G. l. Baker went
70 Eloerton Saturday morning.
Miss Lille II Huckabee went TO Mt. Carmel
Saturday to visit friends.
Little Ihomas. the three years old son of
MT and Mrs. I. d. Cody, died Monday about
iG3O a; IN. and his remains were laid away in
Prov1dence Cemetary the next day Rev
h. Murchlson, pastor OF the Central Presbyte
rian church of Anderson, performing the
burial services. The Little fellow had been
alck but few days, and yet despite the un.
ceasing attendance OF loving hands, and the
best medical skill obtainable, the reaper
claimed him as his own. The little one viii
be greatly missed by us all, an be was gener.
al faVourite with all who knew him. None
can picture the heart agony OF the specially
oereaVed, the saddened father and mother
out even 10 them Is the comfort OF KNOWING
that this little rose bud has been plucked for
The Father's own good purposes. To the be.
reaVed parents, the little ones highly rrjZed
toys; his different articles of clothing: his arm
chair; his little bed remain as treasured relics
Of the loved and lost. and for time desnite Hte
the coincidence OF fsympathising friends. the
wound Will heal but slowly, as the daily
sight OF these treasured relics Will be constant
reminders OF the departed loved one IN can
but be hoped that the sunshine of His pres
ence Will lessen the shadow now resting m
on them. by helping them to feel Thy will
oe uone' Troupe.