The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-16
DUE WEST.
All the News In and Around the Col
lege CITY.

leEe City.
Mr.. and Mn. w. v. ClinkscaIes OF Abbe
vile spent Saturday with Mrs. Orin RogerL
Master James Bowen went 70 Troy las
Wednesday, 70 stay with his grandfather, DR.
J. d. Nell. for o while.
I Charlotte last Friday after an absence Of one
DR.. 6. b. Cowan and wife spent weeE al
the Exposition and visited relatives at New
berry and Chappeils. returning home satur
Mr. ii. r, McGhee spent day or two In Due
West last week. coming by way OF Abbeville
The agents at this place are scarcely able to
.Mr. Walker Edwards is experimenting with
an Incubator. He placed ten dozen eggs In
the machine three weeks ago and seventy
dve little chickens are now asking him.
Mr. W Olin Brownlee was o delegate from
Green VILE church attended the meeting OF
the south Carolina Presbytery at Abbeville
Mr. Barron Caldwell 10 thinking OF attedlng,
the Confederate Veterans reunion a. Dallas,
Texas.
Richard Brownlee, Q respectable colored
man and land owner at this place went 70
the Ex position al Charleston last week. He
saw President Roosevelt. took In the sights
several months at work on the iorires.
around the city during the war and has carried
Q lame lex with him ever since ~ the result
Mf. III. B. Ciinkscales, Miss Mabel Clink.
scales. Miss Eva Clinkscales, Marcu. Clink-
sca les, Rev. and Mrs. 8. A, Brown, J. Irwin
BroWniee, William Rryson. Miss Louise
Browplee Miss Lola Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X
Miss Hattie Caldwell, Miss Alma Kennedy,
Andrew Hawthorn, and possibly others will
leave Due West Tuesday for the Charleston
Nh WIN. G. Agnew. OF Donalds. loaned a
pick pocket twenty dollars while In Charles.
ion. No time has been nxed for the return ol
ID DR.. !. ". wideman and Dr. ]. r. Bell. wen,
TO Jones Monday morning, where DR.. Wide.
man expected 70 operate on hair Tipped
child.
Mr.. Thomas Martin and family from Plum
Branch. were With Miss Sue Martin sabbath a,..l :,
Branch. and II Is said the most successfu
business between Green wood and Augusta.
Mrs. W. w. Edwards, Miss Virginia and
Master Walker Eiwards, Jr.. went to Able
Due West niourns the loss OF Wade Hamp
Ton In common with the State OF South Caro-
| lima, and indeed the entire South. Hampton
proved himself great man both In war and
peace and his memory should ever be dear
| 10 bis people. As q General, rs Governor, Al
Senator, and a. o citizen he discharged hi,
duty faithfully.
rian Office spent Sabbath with bis sister, Mrs
J. c. Wiiliford. at Greenwood.
Rev. r Y. PressIy, ID. D president OF Ers
kline College. Rev. James Boyce. president o
Todd. financial agent Of Erskine College Lei
| for Pittsburg, Pa, Monday afternoon. Dr
| Pressiy goes 10 attend meeting OF the execu
tive com mittee OF the alliance, Mr.. Boyc'
will attend o meeting OF the committee OF
Mr.. WI. Pressly, Rev. o. Y. Bonner. Mr. II
g. Galloway. Mr. c. n. Boyd. Mr. l.. Z. Stron,
| and Mr. W. +. Anderson, attended the meet
i H.. .k.,. - "a
iast week ana returned home Monday. rhe,
| report pleasant meeting and good time
| The entertainment by the people OF the con
gregation and the community was all tha
Rev. James Boyce with the followin gnam
ed Der sons attended the Exposition In Char
lesion last week: Miss Minnie Pressly. MIS-
nellie stack, Miss Minnie Alexander, Mi'
opbeIia CIinkscaIes, Miss Myra Mechanic
Miss Cecie Mcdaniel. Miss Florence Duniap
| Miss Lizzie Dunlap, Miss Isabelle Evans. MIs
sadie Hay ME. Mis-. Ethel Alexander, MIS-
lea, Miss Pearl MrGee. Ml-s Emma Clinton
Miss Jennie wideman. Miss Mscie Joh nson
Miss Dot Urquahrt.. Miss Mary Galloway
Miss Annie Gallowsy. Miss LIZ LIZZIE -, S'Sx.., Wt,
Galloway. Miss Gertrude Browniee. Mis-
Marion Giffrn. Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Ransom
Sir and Mrs. J. Z. Haddon. jay itanson. MI
r. Y Presaly, Miss Belle Pressly: Mrs. Fsnni
~.
Euphemia Young. Messrs. Blair. Gus sim
mons Paul Allen. They had jolly gOo'
time, M " the President. sailed on the oceai
and visited nil the interesting sights In th
EXPOSITION and I'm aud around the city.
Rev. W. W. Orr. ID. ID. pastor of the Secon'
Ia T. +. Church. Charlotte. n. G., has been In
vitrd by the y. 81. &. A. 10 conduct series q
servicrS at this place. The frst service VII
oe held Monday afternoon, April list. ID
Orr has had much experience In evangelism
work aud will no doubt appear nj his bes'
Let every body come and hear DIR. Orr.
Rev {. + Todd was quite sick while In al
tendance upon the meeting OF the Srcon'
Presbytsry. but recovered sufficiently TO eX
tend his travel 10 Pitisburg.
Mr. X. y. Galloway has An acre Of rich LAM
adjoining his stable lot from which he gel
good dividends. He sows II In oats and whel
they are harvested he drills II In Indian corn
planting few rows at one time, In u Few day
a few more, and IN through tho season. II
Feeds Il TO his stock IN me roasting @ ear ,;n x
results from this crop than anything he ha
ever planted. He has Tried IL for s-vera
wears and IL more and more pleased with II
He experimuJied with sorghum years ago
DR. w. L. Pressly. Rev. o. Y. bonner. Mr.. +
g. Gal lioway. w. +. Anderson. +: T.. Stroni
in in: % Of The he Pre.by,ery at Wrens Ga
DR. J. W. wideman, j. II. Brooks. Mr. Hal
vey and Il. VI Pratt nre preparing 10 atten
the Confederate Veterans Reunion at Dalla,
Texas. After the reunion they will visi
other points OF interest In the Lone Star Stat'
Mr. Don aids. Mr. sam Seawright and fam j.
Mr.. Jasper Martin and others will go.
Prof. =. /. Gr'cr Is practising the intensiv
system of farming. He has two acres OF Ian
OF good oats. The oats fed his horse unit
Christmas. After cutting The oats he plante
the Two acres In corn and made enough Z
feed HIS horse from the first ofJRnuary
| f,idhta nf Nav .aN fall lt. aawP,l the, Ian,