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LOWNDESVILLE.
to Augusta-Death OF
Capt. j. NJ. White.

Lowndesville, Nov. 2i, 1908.
Mr. Bolin Allen went to Anderson yester-
day week ago and came back the next day.
Mrs. Daisy Harris and her daughter Miss
Sarah Harris OF Winterville, ia. spent sew
erai days the week before last with MIR. u. L.
Barnes and family and other friends here.
Last Tuesday WAS a week ago at the home
Of Hon l. fl. MeCalla was Folemnized the
marriage of Mr.. ]. b. Gaines OF E'bertHn and
Miss May McCalia sister or the Irst named
The ceremonv was performed In the presence
Rev. r W Barber of this place. The welded
couple will make their future home across
he river.
MIR. win Gilbert of Monterey was here on
business Wednesday.
There WAS Il tobacco wagon in this place on
Wednesday, which reminded some ot MS very
much OF old times. M'ny Of us can well re-
member the time when nearly, IL not quite
all of "tbe weed" that was used in this SEQ.
tion, was brought here In wagons.
The week before last number OF our people
Influenced by the cheap Rail road excursion
rates. and other considerations, went TO
Augusta to be present, during the reunion OF
Georgia and Carolina soldiers. However. not
one of those who went from here, had ner
sonal interest, In the reunion, not one VINO
aas engaged in the ''late unpleasantness. "
not one in honor OF whom the great gather
ING was brought about.
Miss Ruth Cuoner whose home Is at Bates.
burg and who Is assistant teacher in the Hlgh
school, al Iva, spent two days as the guest OF
Mai. and Mrs. F. w. r. Nance who had
spent a week at Abbepile came home yester
day week ago and remained until Tuesday
when they returned to our County seat. The
irst Is under treatment OF DR.. Hull of that
place.
Mics Kate Liddell returned so her Missis-
sippi home al Crystal Spring week before last.
She had spent the past year or two at her
grandmo,her's Mr.. L. A. Cunningham In this
place, and while here made many warm
friends who regretted that circumstances
called upon her to change her home.
Mr.. ]. F. Harper and his two hoys came
back from trip TO Georgia yesterday week
MIR. A. V. Barnes went to Baltimore on
business last week.
MIR. T. Baker has not been "out" of Irish
potatoes, his own raising, for forty years al
ways has had enough of one crop TO last him
until another one would come In.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Aerbert Barnes and their
TWO children OF Prattville Ala, have been
here about ten days with relatives OF the first
named, al his boyhood and young manhood
days.
Mrs. Carrie A. Latimer Of Anderson spent
tie greater part OF last week with loved ones
In this place.
Messrs. Fulwer and Charlie Watson OF
Anderson were down last t:week looking after
their Abbevlle interests.
DR.. and Mrs. Gus. Thompson OF Anderson
were here Thursday the guesls OF Hev. h. T..
Fennel.
Mrs. r w. Barber went down 10 Monterey
Friday and was the guest OF Mr.. q. W. Speer
that night and the DeXl. On Saturday Mrs.
Barber and her daughter Miss Helen, who is
teaching at Monterey, went 10 AooeVille
shopping.
Miss Mary johnson who has charge OF the
Muffatisviile school came down Friday and
was the guest of DR.. ]. B. Moseley until yes
terday.
On Friday last the remains of the late Capt.
Jas. NJ White, who had died The day before
Al the home OF his sOn-in.law Mr.. Mac Reid
uear Aboevlle were brought TO this place aud
iuld TO rest in the Providence cemetery. He
vas a little over seventy five years OF age,
was born, reared and lived near this place
Ha was well known and highly esteemed by
a large number OF our people, a few OF whom
are still le.i. His old time friends who are
sillI living CAL testify from observation and
compauinnship as TO his great worth. He
VS. IL lif long consistent member OF the
Presby ter.an charcn. His intimates who
knew him best are the best Judges a. 10 his
pure and manly traits of character, and they
can say good man has fallen. Peace to his
ashes.
The burial services were performed in pres
arce OF number OF his dear ones, besides
many trends by Row. J..E. Wallace, pastor
oi Good Hope and Providence churches.
Troupe.