The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-10-12
LOWNDESVILLE,
News from the Seven Nill City aS Re
lated by an Interesting Writer.
Lowndesviile, Oct. 10. 1JUi.

Lowndesviile Oct. 10. 1901.
Miss Jennie May Dunn left Monday morn
Ing for Ocala, Fla. where she went 10 lake
charge of kindergarten department in The
High School In that place.
Mr.. Il. II. MoSeley, az cashier, opened mp the
Lowndesvii lie Bank, Monday morning pre-
pared to transact the nSIa! banking business
and will be pleased aS far as may II" possible
To supply the needs OF a'Iwho ma favor him
with q call.
Or. TO. kirkpatrick was called TO Able
vile Monday on business
Several more OF our citizens Went I" Aooe'
vile Monday, having business IN the court,
either rs witnesses or jurors. Inc la,e TERM
OF Court was very short, which was OF much
benefit 10 the planters, as 1t was very busy
time of the year with Them.
Mr.. Jas. \. Hawthorn of Latimer, was IN
our town Monday >
The late Anderson County. Fair OF the 4, }
| and 6, at Anderson. G. H., caused thegolng TO
that place of some OF our citizens every day.
They were well pleased with the attractions
! furnished.
| and went Ia Monterey. Wednesday, to spend 81
short while III the delightful country home oi
his uncle, Mr.. G. W. Speer. hat his reslort'
ton 10 his wanted health might be fastened.
H. came back Friday decidedly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hart Ba>kin OF Lebanon,
who had attended The WAllace-Sherrard
marriage and reception on Wednesday and
were on their return 10 their home Thursday,
stopped over here, for a short time.
Mrs. Carrie A. La,imer, of Anderson, came
down Thursday and spent a day or W. al the
home Of her e RidHS " w. W. i. II LS came down
Friday, bringing with her the little babe OF
her daughter, Mrs. Mason Miller who died u
short time ago. Tney will stay for some
time, with the family OF Mr.. ID. n. Cooley,
son-in.law OF the first.
Miss Mamie {. Bowman left for Garden,
Fla. Saturday, where she will have charge OF
q flourishing school.
NJ, \ ,I{apF Carson 0n6 her little nov. OF
Nj. Carmel spent some days last week at Mr..
4, W. Colyer's.
Mr.. r. VI. Mason of Pacolet. came over Sat.
urday to stay some time at the home OF the
writer.
Miss Annie Hawthorn Of Latimer came up
Saturday and will stay for a time at the home
of Mr.. E. w. Harper.
Word came TO us a few days ago through
the Southern Christian Advocate that Mrs,
w. r. Buchanan had passed away. She WAS
the wife OF Rev. w. r. Buchanan OF the
South Carolina Conference, who has charge
of the Cordesville Mission. Mrs. Buchanan
was a native of this section, having been born
and reared near here. Since her marriage
her home has been wherever duty called her
husband, which gave TO her the opportunity
of greatly eularging the circle OF her ac-
quaintances and friends. During Inc years
Spent in this community, she had Il larg"
nun Der of relatives sand friends here, out
time the great destroy er has lessen mem
till comparatively few are lett. y few OF htI
then kipSpeople and old tins frienIS are ielt
who were much saddened to know that htf
long aud useful life had come TO an end'
These we'll know that her days and years
numbering more than mans allotted time
were we'll spent in the giving Of her time anc
her talents TO the calls and duties as they
were presented. Her daily walk ana acts
whatever were her surroundings left no room
TO question her sincerity, nor doubt her high
noble, christian purposes, and doubtless she
is In that rest, that remaineth for the people
Of God. With her other dear ones, we mourn
the departure OF this beloved cousin. Hel
remains were laid to rest in Rehoboth GENE
terry near her home. Troupe.