The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-10-07
LOWNDESVILLE,
What the People of the Seven Hilled
City are Doing.

Lowndesville, Oct. s. 1908. \
Mr.. James Cllnkscales of Little River
brought up thirteen bales of cotton Mon
dav.
Deans Monday and spent day or two.
Mrs Melinda Kay, who has been here. for
sometime, went TO Barnes Monday evening
and on to Lanrens Tuesday TO stay sometime
with kinSpeOple over there.
Miss Ethel Sreer went to Anderson Mon
day and remained there for day or two with
the family Of her brother, Mr.. r. w. Specr.
Miss Leila Bowman md Miss Beulah Arm
strong left Monday for Gastonia, y. G.. where
they entered the Female College.
Dir. Il. o. kirkpatrick went 10 Anderson
Monday by the dirt road.
Mrs. Il w. Colyer and her children have
been visiting in the up.country for the past
two OF three weeks.
Mr. add Mrs. &. w. Speer and Mr.. w. I.
Cunningham OF Monterey, were in town Tues
day.
Mr.. Ii. u. Reese ofAbbevile, came down on
Tuesday from Anderson, and was with US Till
Mrs. a. f. Moorhead went to Abbevllle
Wednesday and Is still from home.
Mrs. J. b. Moseley, Mrs. A. NJ. Huckahee
Miss Lille Huckabee and Mr.. +. J: Huckn
bee took 4 trip TO Anderson on last Wednes'
day.
Mr, Theron Allen, a Clemson College cadet,
was taken sick aud came home on Wednes-
day and will remain there till he regains his
health.
MISS susie Speer spent several uayS
week with relatives in this place.
Mr.. II. &. Liddell, Miss Allie May Fennei
and the Misses Annie and kafc lIldarii
went to Anderson Wednesday on some ousi-
ness.
Mr.. f. A. Marshall of Anderson. was in
town Friday.
Mr.. Jas. ii. Bell was called to Anderson
Friday.
Friday. a week ago. in this place. TO fill the
vscancy Of mail carrier on Route No. l, OF the
r. f. b. Mr.. #. e. Liddel! was the success
ful contestant for the position. He IL 10 pe
cOngraI uluted on getting 30 desirable pace
He answered 96 per cent, Of The questions
asked, and will doubtless fll the position
gained, to the satisfaction OF al concerned.
4 Already the horn OF the white hunter ana
the yelp of his faithful dog Is occasionally
heard, In search of the night roaming ami
mails. and sometimes some OF the young Ia =
dies accompany their male friends In their
night sports. The darkies who are always
glad when O'possum time comes, are, In part,
ut least, supplying themselves with fresh
meat by this combination OF pleasure and
profit.
No one in these parts will deny that there
is n need OF a wetting rain on the streets and
big roads, and on the potato, turnip and pea
patches. Those having cotton 10 pick, on the
other hand, are hoping ,that the CLOUDS
will yet awhile withhold their contents.
Messrs. Wilbur Power and Thomas Speer
of Anderson, came down yesterday and on TO
Monterey for few hours, and back home last
night.
DR.. ]. A. Brown, pastor of the Baptist
Church here. was called off yesterday morn.
ing and could not meet his cOngregatiog nj il
O. clock this morning, and the Rev. y. q
Smith, a licentiate. who has been in the A. r..
p. Seminary at Due West. for three years,
came over and filled the pulpit. Last night
quite crowd gathered at The Baptist Church
to aid in the "mssionarv rally" DIR.
Brown came yesterday evening and tonk
charge OF the services. Rev. !. f.. WALLACE OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev. X. w. Barber
OF the Methodist Church. DR.. Brown OF the
Baptist Church, ,apd DR.. Smith ot the A .R. p.
Church. each gave an interesting talk on mis-
sionary lines.