The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-30
LOWNDESVILLE.
What the People OF the Seven Killed
City are Doing.
Lowndesyille, Sep, %, 1903.

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City are Doing.
Lowndesville, Sep. 20, 1903.
Mr.. A. A. Traylor OF Augusta, came up last
week, and has since been the guest of his
brother-in.law. Mr.. A. V. Barnes.
MIR. P. Z. Suber Of Antreville, was In town
Monday.
Dr.. S. +. Klllingsworth of Abbeville, came
here Monday and spent the we.k, engaged
Mr.. Joe Sherrard Of Moffattsville, came
down Monday and spent the day.
Mrs. Marie Watson of Barnes, came down
Monday and spent the day.
There was gathering OF yonng people
Monday night at Rev. FL. 9. Fennels, In honor
of The early departure OF Miss Kate Liddell fol
uer Mississippi home.
Mrs. K. W. Barber, Miss Annie Barber, Miss
Lille Huckabee. and Messrs. j. q. and Ellis
Huckabee went to ADoevllle Tuesday. These
ladies mentioned went 10 provide themselves
with articles 30 essential TO women's winter
comfort and happiness, and the men went 10
hold the horses aud enjoy the companionshII
OF tuelr IemAie friends. The fourth named
wenL on 10 Verdery and Ninety six for few
days.
Mr.. John McCalla left for spartanb burg
Wednesday morning for another term In
Wofford College.
named place Tuesday, to enter the above
named higher institution OF learning.
Mrs. james A. Hawthorne and Mr.. John
NJ. Hucksbee OF Latimer, spent Wednesday al
MIR. Hampton Bonds Is studying telegraphy
under Mr.. Il. w. Colyier, our efficient rail-
road official at this place.
Mrs. K. l.. Smith went TO Anderson Tues
day where she spent several days.
Capt. j. E. Brownlee OF Penneys Creek was
In town for two or three days last week on
business.
Miss Matte Verdell Of Norcross, Ca, came
Thursday for sometime stay with the fam
lily OF DR.. Speer.
Little Willie Broadwell, whose father and
family live on May Nance's place, hear here,
went 10 get some muscadines Thursday, and
small pine stump, which ran into his throat
and caused Il serious wound. DIR. Kirkpat-
rick was called In and created the case, leav-
ing the little fellow al we'll as could be expec.
ted.
There was an unusually large change In
holders OF cotton Thursday, Ior place the
size of this. The oil mill ginned and packed
IS bales ON that day and night, and in addit.
lon thereto, a number Of bales were brought
10 which had been glnned at other gins. The
cotton sellers were much disturbed because
OF the slump In price.
There was quite an exciting and anxious
time to those Interested on Friday. Examiner
W. +. Cleary WAS here on that day, and In the
Post Office at $50 p. M, had before him for
examination, the applicants, nine In mum.
Ter, for the Rural Free Delivery Route, No. /,
tion OF Mr.. Marion Latimer, who had salts.
factorily filled the place for sometime, and
who gave IT up. that he might attend Woford
College. 1t Will not be known for sometime
Mr.. Ed. Thomson OF Anderson spent several
days last week with MIR. w. Nj. Bell and other
kiDRmen.
Miss Ida Watson OF Anderson, came down
Friday TO stay sometime WHO her sister, MrH.
Boliu Allen.
Messrs. ]. 8. Fowler and A. 3. McLane OF
Anderson, are negotiating for the almost un.
limited supply OF fine rock on the lands OF
mill property on Rocky River. near here.
Mrs. H, A. Tennant. in obedience to tele-
gram from Green wood, left for that place Fri.
day evening. The dispatch stated that Mrs.
Sarah Blake. mother OF the above, was criti-
Mrs. Pollle williams, OF LAGRANGE, Ga, and
her daughter Mrs. Charles T. Baker. nee Miss
Carrie Williams, OF SanFrancisco. came Fri
day to spend sometime with the family OF
Mrs. Nj. L. Smith, who was born and reared
In this County, now of Learned, Miss, has
been the guest OF Mrs. L.. A. Cum ingham for
several days. Mrs. Smith has made her home
at the above named place since soon after the
war, coming back 10 her Old home every few
years.
County, q newly welded pair, came down
Saturday on visit TO the family OF their
kinsman, Mr.. w. l.. Bowman. In honor of
their presence, few OF our young people
we're kindly invited TO meet them that q light,
all OF whom were served with dainty refresh
ments.
There will be a Missionary Rally In the
Baptist Church In this place next Sunday
night, Oct. 4th at s clock. Rev. 81. G. Buch-
holz. pastor OF the Baptist Church at Able
Vile, and other men OF note have been lnvit-
ed to be present and address the assembly,
therefore an enjoyable and profitable time
may be expected. The object is the beneht OF
the M visionary cause. A Il are Invited to be
present and are prom sed cordial welcome.
The Presby terian and Methodist congrega-
tions here are especially Invited, and there.
fore there will be no services at the above
hour in either OF our Two other churches.
Messrs aW. p. McCalla, Claude McAllister
and Jas. Lomax attended church here Sun.
day. troupe.