The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-09-26
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LOWNDESVILLE.
LoWndesyille, Sept. 24th, 1906

Lowndesville, Sept. oath, 1906.
Messrs. ]. NJ. and J. 6. Huckabee went to
AbbevtIle Monday on business.
Mrs. ]. M. Auokabee went to Latimer Mon
day and spent the week at her old home with
her father. Mr.. j. A. Hawthorn and family.
Mr.. Guy Rucker. Of Ebert Co. was in this
place for q few hours Monday.
Mr.. Theron Allen, Clemson Cadet left
Monday for another term in the Agricultural
College at Fort Hill.
Mr.. Talmage Harden went to Clemson Tues
day as recruit but for bis being under age
was not received and came back 10 grow 10
the minimum age limit l6 years.
Mr.. John Banister, OF Troy, came up We'd
Miss GsneVieve Msrchapt, who had spent
few days at the home OF her uncle, Mr.. ]. L.
Baskin, left Wednesday for Cheraw. where
Phe primaries OF 1913 are over, and the
strain which has been upon our people for
some time Is removed. A ms sJority OF the
candidates for once are dou' tless sore over
their defeat and the minority are happy.
These things cannot he helped and II is the
part Of wisdom. to gracefully submit, while
many Of the voters failed In getting their
favorites as standard bearers yet all shoul''
unite in v.ng TO those who reached ire
coveted goal, hearty support. and In thai
way seeming disappointment will prove
Miss Ella Floyd. after two weeks spent
with friends at Westminster, came back
Prof. and Mrs. E. ]. White came In last
musician, is blind, and II will be remembered
by the readers OF the Press and Banner as
the fact was 80 stated In Its columns by this
writer, taught a music class here for several
months and gave entire satisfaction, now
has charge of the music department in the
High School. His wife TO whom he was
derstsnds music and Is fine performer.
They are gladly welcomed by our people.
Mrs. j. w. Richardson, OF Hartwel, has
been for several weeks, at The home Of her
brother. Mr.. T. Baker.
Miss Jenpie May Dunn OF Florida spent
last week with friends in this place.
Mr.. Jas. W Drake Of Due West the newly
Lucille Humphries OF DonsIds and Miss
Grace Wilson of SimpHo nville the new assist
ants In the school all came In the latter part
their post Monday morning at the school
opening.
week or two among relatives al Ab6eviils.
nent went to Rock Hill last week to become
Winthrop College students.
Messrs. Marion and Jas. B. Latimer left for
Spartanburg Monday-the first for another
term, and the last to enter Wotford College.
Miss Gusste Gun nningham assistant post
mistress at Health Springs spent her Vaca-
tion of q week or two In this place and near
MIR. Curtis FenneI. telegraph operator at
Macon, Ga, spent few days with the family
of bis father, Rev. H. c. Fennel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Baker OF Washington
came Friday for q stay OF some weeks with
the family Of Mr.. T. Baker.
Miss Annie McCalla of Middleton has spent
some days with kinspeople in and around
here.
The aged Mrs. E. J. Belott, whose health
had not been good for sometime, died on
Thursday at the home Of her brother MIR. }. B.
Leroy in this place.
She was In her Sith year, and spent num-
ber of those years IN or near this place. She
was an exemplary Christian woman, almost
q lie long member OF the Presby terian
church, She was we'll known by all OF our
people, having the respect and confidence Of
an whose good fortune 1t was TO know her.
Her remains were funeraliged In the Provi.
dence church by Rev. Il. G. Fennel, after
wards they were laid to rest In the cemetery
near by in the presence OF number OF sor-
rowing relatives and friends.
Troupe.