The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-06
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The barn on Mr.. Bolin Allen Latimer's
place was burr ed Monday morning before
day. The place on which the burned barn
was, was worked by Ed Carson (coD who lost
nearly all of his roushness, In valne over two
hundred dollars. II 40 - \. ~ A..
Rev. 81. G. Fennel went over to Waterloo
Tuesday to be present al the marriage Of his
som DR.. j. l.. Fennel TO Miss Allie Anderson
which took place next day. Miss Allie May
Fennel went over 10 the above place several
days before the day above mentioned. rs
The e'brldal couple came to this place on
Thursday accompanied BY MIR. and Miss
Mrs. L. A. Cunningham left for Charleston.
her former home Tuesday morn Ing 70 spend
some time with relatives. 80 IL .1
came dnwn Tuesday to spend the holidays
with hts home people ~. ~ 80 :. 4. IA
MIR. j. M Baker Of Washington. D. G. came
Tuesday on business and left the next day
for hts capitol city home. =, !. ,,l!
Mr.. j. j. johnson went to Chester Wednes-
day to yisitthe family Of his brother, Capt
w. g. johnson. -. g.. - r.. Z, ~
Messrs. Bruce 'Moseley and Arthur speer,
Clemson cadets John McCalla and Marion
Latimer of Wof&dscolege and Miss Jennie
May Duon of Dtf West Female College and
Miss Annie Bell Of Asheville Female College.
came home last4week 10 spend their mid
winter vacation. -. -
Messrs. Ira and Louis Bell, the one from
Middleton Ca. the other from Calhoun Falls.
spent last week at home. .,s. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Price of Mears spent g
day or two last week With the family Of the
latter's sister. Mrs. A. e. Moo,hesd.. "a.
Mr.. r. E. Moseley and his bride OF a few
days came Saturday from from their their home at
The ladies OF the Baptist church Will serve
refreshments to all who desire them in the
Cooley old store on the day and night. OF the
At the late session Of the 8. G. Conference
the Rev.'R. w. Barber was returned to this
ministerial charge for another year. His
membership as we'll as the public gen era lly
are we'll pleased with the appointment. He
and his family are general favorites. s-
Miss Louise Barber OF the Williamson Fe-
male College Faculty came home last week
TO spend her vacation. .... .-.... -.
Miss Helen Barber is In charge OF the Mon.
terey school is at home for a few days stay.
Maj. F. w. R. Nance and Mr.. T. D. Cooley
traded houses and lots Saturday. MIR. Cooley
traded for property on Main street. Major
Nance has not yet definitely decided as to
what he will do, whether to occupy the
Cooley house or make other arrangemenes.
Another Christmas with its Joys In many
homes and alas, Its sorrows in some, has
passed by. With as an Interchange OF me-
| mentoes between relatives and friends gave
ship and love and gave Joy land gladness to
the hearts of many recipients. The little
folks as usual we're In their glory and thsir
occasional shouts OF Joy; while shooting their
| ed the meridian Of life, of many such times In
our past, and 1t WAS not hard to deplore
mans common lot to grow old. These things
| must needs be. &c.,. -.
Mrs. Ardry Presley OF Anderson was with
the family OF her father, Mr.. @. L. Clinkscales
| last week for several days. -...... ..-. -..
| Mr.. Ed Thompson Of Anderson came down
Saturday and Is yet with Mr.. w. l.. Bowman
and family. '-....
| Mr.. Lacey Bowen of Miss. came here last
week TO spend some time with relatives. He
left here thirty seven years ago ana has been
back only once since then. His comings adds
another, making three old men who were
born and taised In this immediate section
who have lived In other other states fol
years and now for the first time are back al
gular that the same notion should have in
huenced them 30 nearly at ihe same time.
Troupe.