The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-09-11
LOWNDESVILLE.

Luwndesville, Sept. 2. lW7.
Mr.. W.. Il. Kennedy, after spending TWO OF
three weeks in Edge1eld n Greer Wooo
counties, looking after the interests OF Inc
FarmersUnion, came home Monday.
MIR. Erskiue Blake, OF Abbeville, spent Two
or three days here with friends tne nrs' VI
Dr.. L. o. McCalla Of Eatonton, Ca, who bad
been here awhile with relatives, MT. J n. MT,
Gala and Mrs. Clarence Linder OF dartWeli
left Tuesday ON the 10 a. m. train Tor the eA'
Mr.. T. D. Cooley and Mr.. Eugene Clipk.
scales started on the Seaboard AIT Line tnat
evening for the same great point OF attracLor
Rev; b: p Estes, IN charge bssn OF s u the
Baptist church In this place az pastor sth G
the resignation Of bis predecessor EeV.J'N
Booth.
derson Monday to stay awhile.
Because OF q run of. In part, OF the GOWN
mail train near Starr on the savannah vaIley
Railroad on Tuesday. II was several noufs
late In reaching this place..
Mrs. John T. Wilson was with relatives IN
Anderson and Abbevilie counties the week
Miss Lola Wilson is at Anderson where she
There have been no services in the Meth
odist church in this place for ever Two week.
| owing To its being In the hands OF paintSls,
who were making It more attracov g; their
| pastor, kindly offered the use OF their cnulcn
and The Methodists kindly accepted and used
it. The last named church (MethodlsL) has
been put IN nice trim by having lt%e1i Pain ..
proyements have been made which nave ado'
ed not only 70 Its comfort and conVenience
| but has added much to its good looks. l..
| the president OF the South Carolina branon OF
th8 Woman's Christian Temperance Union
| Ieotured In the Presbyterian ohurcn Wednes
| day night, again the ne1t day ~ 4 p. ID. anu
again at 8p. m. in the same church. Pretty
lsrge crowds were present each tme ano AZ
tentiyely listened TO what was said. As 70
what effect this noble Christian woman,s 81,
Tor which she 10 using her time and energies
remains TO be seen. While this 10 not q strict
" temperance community. yet u VIII COLI.
pare fsvorably with any otnsf. SOILS onn mnui
! needs lake a'drink. and sometimes tWo; aho
, sometimes more, about when they neeo t1e
Kelley cure, having shown by tnelr Woras
of good citizenship and are not companions
Bile TO people OF fine sensibil1tles, until tney
sober up. These are rare cases.. Otnels again
take a dram once in awhile, and others not q
all. SO that the total a%ostaine nnn % snla ib pU
selves with the reflection tnaL IL mien' OF
worse and hope for better things.
For the past two weeks FODDER puiiing, na'
claimed the time and labor, early and late. o.
the planters, n as o result, gooa WeaLnei
! conditions existing. much more OF tnis iim
/ portant stock feed stuff and OF mucn oeLLel
duality, has been saved than Tor years. IN
and O great deal OF fine corn Will be gatnereS
later on II nothing happens to ~: IT was al
ready past the stage TO be damaged oy the las
Two Weeks OF very hot and dry Weetner, pu
reports tell us that the above weaIner u BE-
riously damaging the cotton and fall crops;
Mrs q, w, Speer who had been al Ander
son for some time, in company or her son
Mr., George Speer, came down Friday her OF
TO the Monterey home Of the frst.
Mrs. II. q. Fenneli, who was called 70 10,
Waterloo, two or three weeks ago, came oaoi
Friday, leaving him In q fair way 10 sOon re
cover his wonted health. o.,
Miss Corrie Graves Of Latimer came up Fri
day and has since been the guest OF Hon. j..
M. j. u. Bell left yesterday for Murfrees
boro. Tenn, where he has q position OF tele
graph operator on the N. G.. and 8. I. L. Rail
, way, Ills family vill follow him az soon q
be can make the proper arrangement 10
'D Mr.. K. ". Collier went to Mt. Carmel satul
Mr.. Jim Rogers Of Penny's creek came o.
Saturday and il the guest Of Mr.. I. Baker
and Mrs, G. w. Richardson Of Hartwell ts q
the hospitable home OF her brother giVe'
above.
the earlier home, Crystal Springs, OF the !nrs
named came home yesterday. in oompan:
with them wa Miss Kate Liddell, sister Q
Mr.. Liddell, who will spend some time here.
Mr.. ]. B. Franks OF Philadelphia, who's
wife and two children have been here ior sew
eral weeks, came In Friday and will stay 10
awhile, when they will return to their home
The nrst bale Of the 1907 cotton crop put W
on this market was brought In Saturday b.
Mr., Gaines Hall and sold 10 Mr.. a. V. Barne
for 1874 cents per pound. troupe.