The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-14

Abbeville and forwarded to her, which was
quite q relief, she was fortunate In not being
like the most Of ladies who carry nearly all
that they have when they go on visit SO
her trunk and It's contents had failed to
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Maulden and their bright
little boy Frank, of Anderson. @. H. came
home Of Hon. I. II. McCalla, where they re-
mained till the next evening. MT. Maulden
is cashier Bank of Anderson and has been
elected President Of the LoWndsVllle BANK:
Calhoun Falls, came home last week, TO
spend few days vacation at his fathers Mr..
mfi President e T. ]. Williams of Converse Bust
ness College of Spartanburg, came over Wed
nesday and stayed until yesterday morn
The f ladies OF the Methodist Church, gather.
ed in the Parsonage grounds, Thursday even
ing and stayed till q late hour, furnishing
cream and cake to all who applied for II,
The patronage brought to them about 10 w
which they propose to put to good use for
church purposes.
Mr.. Jas. Nj. Baker has force at work put
ting needed and beautifying Improvement ts
upop bis dwelling and its surroundings which
will not only increase the value OF his pro-
perty, but will make 1t more attractive.
Mrs. Ellen Latimer went to Anderson G. H.
Thursday TO spend while with kinpeople.
MIR. J. Bruce Moseley left Friday for Au-
burn, Ala. after having spent his vacation
here and at other places, to again take up his
studies in the college located In that place:
Mrs R. w. Barber, went TO Cross Hill Fri
day attend q meeting OF the Abbevllle DIS
trlct Bible Society.
months In business here returned to his old
home at Ridge Spring, on Friday.
A few days ago the lands that formerly De-
longed to MIR. Jas. M. Latimer. deceased were
divided into six tracks and sold for settle
rick bought the homestead. Mr.. kirkpatrick
bought one tract Messrs. B. G. Kay, D. l..
Barnes, and w. L. Bowman, each one and
Mr.. E. w. Harper bought the Sherrard or
Jas. White place. The above lands brought
fair prices.
were brought in Thursday. Mesrs Twin
Clecklay and T. M. Cromer, and were sold for
10 per pound. Since then several bales nave
been brougt In.
Mrs. H. Aoyt Of CSmmsIee sS,le Gs i;b came tbe
family of her son In law, DR.. \. j. Speer.
The venerable Mr.. Jas. NJ. Young and his
wife were out driving Friday morning, and
met runaway mule and wagon: Ines ,n ssn,d e0Gla
collision and the scared mule did not give
enough Of the right OF way, and there was
coming together which turned over the pug.
gy throwing The aged occupants out anS Sr, us
One of the wheels to the buggy was demolish-
ed singletree and cross.bar broken. and per
haps some other repairs Will be needed. AS
TO wagon and mule. the writer cannot tell,
what become Of them, may be still going.
We are glad indeed that the old friends above
named were SO fortunate as to escape from
the at one time so dangerous a condition,
with but little more than fright.
Miss Bessie Counts Of Prosperity, who takes
charge to day of one Of the assistants places
in our High School, came in Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. T. C. Liddell went to Abbevllle. c. H.
Saturday.
Miss Susie johnson Of Chester, c. H. has
been here for several days the guest OF DR.. j.
B. Moseley,
Miss Fannie McMahan Of Mountain View
Is staying with her cousin Mrs. Ssllie Hucka-
bee.
Mr.. j. F. Barnes OF Elberton came in Sat,
urday for short stay with relatives ana
friends
Miss Olivia McCalla OF Herdmont. and
Mrs. DR.. Worley Of Florida being on visit
to Mr.. Perry Allen and family, attended sun
day School aud Missionary services at the
Methodist Church yesterday morning.