The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-05
L0WNDESVILLE NEWS.
Life In and About the Seven Hilied
City.

Life In and About the Seven Hilied
City.
Lvwndesville. Oct. q, ls02.
Mr. J: T. Latlmer went to Aboev'i'e Mon
Nr. and Mrs. y. L. Barnes went to Abbe.
M. while Baker. Who spent several years
Of bis boyhood days In this place: nov o!
Jacksonville. Fla, spent several days innt
week with the family OF bis uncse' mr. L.
Baker.
Mrs. E. J. Barnes has spent the past week
or two with relatives ut Greenyille.
Mra Il. C. Thomson Of WilliAmsfon. nas
Sesn for the psst two weeks sns sers ssr w broshe
MeaGrs. d. X. and T. d. Cooley.
Mre. r, ID, Cooley and her two children re-
turned from O few days visit 70 Anaetson.
vortSy Connty Supcrintendant Of Education.
our High High School Principal, Mf: !: =.
Harper. and those under him, the aseistant,
NI. 6crbes Brooks, and the pupils. took Doll.
sn' miTht 70 10 Ab6eviIle, and aid In making
or Chiidren's Day . complete success. Tne
teachers and some OF the scholars were ON
a Sev dawn ago, Mai. r. w. r. Nance bought
she store of Mr. +. B. Martin ON the right
hand side Of Main Street going West, 10
which Mr.. Martin has sold goods for the
piDSs Ds. a. ii. Moment Of Abbsville. came In
Friday evening and began his prosracted
meetinu in Providence church. Since then
be has held two preaching services Gay, the
ons at ll:30 .. m, and the otSer ~ p. m.
ministsr, have been very interesting and In.
structive onea. and are bringing ont hearers
from considerable distance.
Dr. B. A. asnry Of AnSsssS1, s1sGss came down
Mr.. James n. Baker OF Washington, ID. u
spent last week here looking after his farm
Bc.n.-Friday night. to Mr.. and,1Mrs. E.
The GOOD weather ofthe last " eek exactly
suited those having forage TO save, ana tney
certainly utilized it 20 % the fullest extept.
Il would DO hard to tell OF time h when y, th,s ns
Important food-stufi as they have done In the
IN The . time 81 the year 10 about upon o. when
60 20 their rewards for their Iabors In tho line
OF settling their iab ilities for the past a. well
% 20 what they will have In the way OF sup.
plies for another year. Just here may oe
that there ever Was 10 great difference In
farm products. ESPECIALLY cotton) In q small
area, having had practically the nsme weath'
g. conditions e. Is :1own os % o,Ser Sow and
then upon Q farm there have been made ~ or
II bales Of cotton, and plenty OF corn 20 sup
ply al demands, and ON several eaJolning
and not enough corn 70 DO, yet while there
are some who are not glad because OF their
good crops, al or nearly all. are settling up In
fall. Some OF our merchants report nne col
some patches Of barley and fields Of oats
have been sown. very little ofwhicn was done
s:.s ,:s ssh 'ss: s gs. gI r.
Latimef nom the Abbeville Faly, and 70
nasined With friends here. TIL the day before
Ma a. e. Moorhs:;dand and Miss Lille
Huofs6es b. y vent 70 Anderson Monday. on q
M. q. II. SioSiss, our County road Super.
visor passed through our town on Tuesday.
road botvesa here and BoWman's Ferry on
savannah River, the rebuilding OF one across
Tennant's creek, and the building OF = bridge
aoroas Alian's creek, near Mr. =. .. Me-
schins's. Mr.. tE. w. Harper, contractor ior
Mi.s Laura A. Baskin wss here Tuesday on
her way % Monterey. 70 spend sometime:
Mrs. Alex Pfessiy Of Atlanta, mas oecn
70 and around here for the past week among
Mn. j. Bolton Watson OF Anderson came
down yesterday week ago, then on TO IRE
homa OF her brother r-in-law. MT. 7. y. CiinK
scales. whore she stayed tiii Tuesday even
Mrs. Bo,in Allen and little Rembert. went
20 Auderpou Monday 20 spend few days.
DR.. B. A. Henry Of Anderson, and Dr. J. Z.
Harper OF Greenwood, were here q part Of
Tuesday and wednesday. because OF the then
critical Illness Of Mra. q. w. Harper. Glad 10
note at this writing that Mrs. Harper 10 much
better.
Mrs. q. O. Fennai went 70 Augusta Friday
10 % ai the bedside Of her serfousiy ahicted
sister Mrs. Gilbert G. Tennent who In not tx'
pected 20 live
Rev. and Mrs. Homer MCMILLAN Of Port Jer-
vey, N. Y. arrived here Friday evening. The
nrst will serve @ pastor Providence and Good
Hope churches TN next May when The duly
elected pastor. Rev. L =. Wnilucc viii take
Miss Ethel spesr save . sca party Thursday
nieht in honor Of her cousin Miss Eula Fort
son OF Ga. A number Of young people were
present who much enjoyed the occasion.
Mur1c, games and mfrc8nmenO we're the or.
dor Of the night and gave much pleasure.
Mr.. J.. J. Aoorhead who was born ana
has been In Portsmouth, Ohio. and Miss Dasie
williams Of that place; were united In mar.
riage last Wednesday and a Mr. Nofehoad
has beon transferred 70 savannah. tho bridal
couple reached here day befofe yesterday
evening. she nrst len for COLUMBIA yesterday
evening, the other will remain for few days.
Ars. ]. B. Franks and litsle James Left o
few days ago for their Phidelphia home.
70 Hoo. I. 81. McCalla's In the Fork.
Mr. Oscar Daniel third son OF Nj. W. e.
Daniel, died Monday evening q his home:
He was q years OF age Rev. II. Q. Fcnnei
funeralixed the remains at the homo, Riter
which they were laid 70 reat In the family
burying ground near by In the presence o!
Q large crowd OF aympathizins friends. and
relatives. 49,