The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-10-18
LOWNDESVILLE.

Misses Mabel and Margie johnson o.
Chester, came down from Iva Monday Morn
ing where they had been for several day.
with relatives and spent few days here with
Messrs W. W. Thompson and E. ]. Hucka-
bee went 10 Abbeville, on business Monday
rSti Nj. Win Swift, of Elberton and Miss Annie
McAlia OF Heardmont came over the first OF
The week and spent several days with rela-
uves in an around this place.
Mrs. Frank Garvln and her two little girls
OF MtCarn. 81 spent several days last week At
The hUme Of Mr.. r. W. Collier.
Rev. w. F. Junkin Missionary to China
who Is at home for rest gave an interesting
talk in Providence Church yesterday was q
week ago at $50 r. IA. he gave an outline OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casen OF MtCarmel
came up last Saturday was week ago ana
were guests OF Mr.. r. W. Collier for day or
two.
Rev. ]. E. Carlile Presiding Elder of the
okesbury District OF the South Carolina
Conference came in Thursday evening and
after preaching at ll:SO a. NJ. In the Metno.
dist Chnrch held the 4Lh quarterly confer
ence for this charge for this year.
Mr.. Albert Power Of Midway was here on
business on Friday.
Miss Ida Watson OF Anderson, came down
Friday and IL still at the home Of her BROTH
ei-in.iaw Mr. Bolin Allen.
DR.. H. B. Allen OF Americus Ga, and his
brother Mr.. Clement Allen OF Washington.
D. &. came in Friday. Their home coming
Seiossd de S Dros6er, MI. j. E. Alien, Whioh event
took place In Ala, few days before. Inc re-
mains were brought here and laid TO rest In
Smyrna cemetery Saturday evening.
and MISS Mabel Brown Of Belton were united
in marriage at the home ofthe bride on We'd
nesday and left at once for bridal tour.
Mr.. J. j. johnson OF this place went TO Iva
Monday to take Mr.. Sherrard's place In The
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PROT. W. L. Lander OF Lander College
Greenwood, stopped over here on his way TO
Anderson, Saturday evening, was the guest
OF Rev. r. w. Barber yesterday at 1l.SO A. NJ.
Christian Chr Education 10 good crowd OF al
tentive listeners in the Methodist Churcn.
The w. o. w. Of this place had quite large
oyster supper Saturday in Mr.. D: Il. Cooley y
vacant store room near the depot each mem
Der OF the order was allowed to invite friend
or Two and as that prerogative was fully
exercised quite crowd (about seventy nVe)
parlook OF the delicacy.
is nearly all open (no late cotton) and that
they are nearly done gathering IL Observa-
ton teaches that with many planters IL taxes
about aB late TO gather half a. q iull crop.
At the home OF Mr.. T. B. Clinkecales there
are some very unusual specimen OF the fowl
kind half Plymouth Rock aad half Guinea.
He has fve OF them. They resemble in some
particulars both OF the fowls mentioned
sometimes make noise like that made by
both.
The anxiously looked for revival OF
trade at the opening Of the cotton season did
materialize while trade has been pretty lair
yet 1t has by NO means been az gooa az IL
prevailing system OF marketing cotton (as
soon as prepared Tor markeD has been badly
out OF Joint which the most that has been
pick ed has been ginned and packed much OF
1t has been carried back home.