The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-11-06
TOWNSVILLE.
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ding-South Car0iina's Loss, GeOr-
Ria,a Gain.

dtng-SOuth Car011na'b LOSS, UeOr'
Eia's Gain.
Lowndsville. Nov. 4. 1901.
MIR. J. R. Blake, Jr. OF AbbevlIle came up
yesterday a week ago, end spent the night
with his brother.in.law, Mr.. H. A. TenDent.
MaglstrateJ q. Huckabee, his mother Mrs.
]. w. Huckabee and his sister Miss Lille L..
Hucksbee. went 10 Anderson, to-day was a
Miss Lizzie May Carter OF Hartwell, and
Miss Leila Belle McCatla. OF 1.-THE Fork" were
Mo- iq"1 Jno. a0V9ayM W. yMcoalla of woford College
came home Monday, to spend a few days.
Miss JAMIE Thomas, Of Warrenton came In
Monday then on to the home Of Hon. l. H.
Mrs. P. B. Speed OF Abbeville came up Mon
day and was the guest of Mr.. T. Baker for
several days.
MI. W. l.. Kennedy had on exhibition on
our streets Tuesday 10. scale carp which he
had caught with hook and line In ROCKY
River A few days before that he had caught
fish OF the same genus, which weighed SIX
pounds.
geese passed over about the center Of this
place. One passed over about p. N. beading
North East, the other awhile after sunset, 20.
ing South West.
his arm pretty badly in gin Friday evening.
II WAS at first thought that his lett arm was
broken. DIR. j. D. Wilson, who was ca lied IN,
| after close examination decided that the
Rev. Foster Speer went down to W Warrenton
Saturday evening and filled the appointment
| OF Rev. H. g. Fennel at that place yesterday
at ll:S0 a. m. He came back TO Bells Chapel,
and preached In that church at $3.50
The splendid crop gathering weather con-
tinues. Just how much longer this will be
| The case none OF us know. According to Prof.
Hicks, few days more, and winter will be
upon u.s. 1t is to be hoped this will come to
naught. as ii would take but short time lon.
ger Of good weather for the planters to finish
gathering their crops, have their small grain
sowed, and there would be no longer necesl'
ly all signs have failed this y ear, almost every
thing has seemed to have been out of joint
and 80 too, the planets upon which the Prof
bases his predictions may too nave gone
verify, or disproVe the approach Of the evil
Wednesday at 8 p. m: at the home or the
Linder OF Hartwel, and Miss Leila Bell Nc.
Gala we're united In marriage by Rev. ]. L.
| Daniel Mr.. Linder stands high In social and
nah. Miss .McCalla Is the only daughter oi
Ex-senator l. H. McCalla. She is refined, &C
compllshed and pretty. Her acquainta nee IS
extensive and she is very popular where ever
quits favorable auspices. financially and soci.
/ ally, and II the good wishes of a host OF rel.
| atives and friends can avail, their future
health, prosperity and happiness are assured
| uc uSuSIb Ou WIG dUOfO 0ullOuou OCCdhlOu
were Messrs Lhcius McMulon and Lloyd Teas
| ley, OF Hartwell.
The first grooms man and brides made to
enter the parlor where the marriage oeremo.
ny was performed were Mr.. w. P. Mccall OF
Washington, D. G., and Miss Emma Linder
Hartwell.
Second, Mr.. r. 81. Moseley, Lowndsville
and Miss Susie McMulon, Hartwell.
| Third, Mr.. Lee Linder, Hartwell, and Miss
Annie McCalla, Heardmont.
| Fourth, Miss Lizzie Carter, Maid OF Honor.
| Next came the bride leaning on the arm OF
her father. AS they entered one door the
groom leaning on the arm Of his brother Mr.
Emmet Linder. -
| After the main actors In the nuptials, about
TO be contaminated bad taken their respec-
tive posilious the officiating clergyman, In
the beautiful and impressive ritual OF the
Methodist church made the contracting par
ties husband and wife.
In due time the crowd estimated at rs or so
were invited To and did surround tables we'll
filled with everything that heart could wish
in the eating line. Tne bridal party left for
| Hartwell the next day.
| Mr.. d. l.. Barnes and Miss Lille Huckabee
went TO Abbeville yesterday evening.
| Mrs. Mattie Kinley now of Texas, but for
merly OF Grin1n Ga, has been for the past
week with the families OF her cousins MIR. E.
w. Harper and MIR. j. +. Harper. She came
here several months ago. bringing the re-
mains Of her beloved mother. which were lay
ed to rest in the Harper burying ground near
Harpers Ferry. Mrs. Kinley came last week
to see after the putting up OF q monument
over her loved ones last resting place.
Troupe.