The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-07
LOWNDESVILLE.
Lowneesville, Aug. s, 1907.

Lowneesville, Aug. ., l9UI.
Some OF the young people attended q gath
ering at the home OF Mr.. l. Z. Llooeil Mon'
day night.
The next day the same and others went up
to the dam across the Savannah and spent
the day very pleasantly.
and j. w. Mckee merchant at Aboeville we're
in this place Tuesday, because OF an import
ant and interesting trial In Maj. j. u. Huck-
sbee's court in which they were coucerned,
i. e., a suit brought by the Lowndesville
Banking Company against the last named, TO
recover some cotton, which IT is alleged the
trst covered by a crop len. Mr. r. y: VIZ H,ss Sp Ssi
Tended the Banks contention. After spend
ing the greater part OF the day In the trial OF
the case, 1t was given to the jury which de
cided In favor OF the plaintiff.
Mr. inc. Epps of Newberry was With the
family OF his brother MI. S. +. Epps for
several days last week.
Rev. W. =. Hamiter pastor OF Good Hope
and Providence churches began a meeting In
the last named Wednesday at $50 p. m, and
two services each day have been held. Or. j.
preaching and has given to his hearers very
acceptable and interesting sermona. Meel-
ing closed last night.
Mr.. Harral Lee of Anderson has been al
MIR. B Z. Aliens home for the past few days.
Several good. beneficial rains have fallen
over this Township. They largely benenteo
the growing crops, and enaoled our ao%r
Council to do some needed work upon our
6LIc0lo ~ PosSSAAo
darning the thin places.
Mr.. Harry Grogan Of Littleton, Ca, came
over Thursday and went TO work the next
day In the store OF Messrs Cooley and Speer;
Rev. j. 8. Bessley Presiding Elder OF the
Anderson District came down Frsday even
ing and occupied the pulpit IN the Metno-
dist church SATURDAY at II a. nj H. n ebar Inc
preached again in the same church yesterday,
at the same hour and In the evening went IT,
the Ridge and preached In that church at 4
Rev. o. NJ. Abney of his charge was sent,
BY the P. E. above named TO Anderson Sat-
urday to Nil the appointments yesterday II
q. NJ and s.Sop. m. ofthe Rev. Rs Truesdsl+
who was sick and who has charge OF. the 81.
John Methodist church in that place.
Miss Ida Mae Brownlee OF Penpy's Creek
and Miss Lillian Anderson Of Williamson
came in Saturday and are the guests OF Mr..
All picnic dinner at st. Johns colored
church TWO miles from this place. Saturday,
there was q large crowd s ofneg1oes ga1he Ms,:S 2
there was q sort OF mix up, as usual hard to
tell which was which-in which Mark An
thony cut Henry Pets throat. He was
the necessary attention and Of course will get
we'll, as one OF the race was never known to
die from simply having his throat cut or head
MT. and Mrs. T. G. Liddell and Mrs. John
d. Bell left Friday for a months absence
visiting relatives in Mississippi. Mr.. B. A.
Wilson, Mr.. Liddelrs substitute WILL be rural
mail carrier on route No. / from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Collier, their two little
girls and Miss Ella Floyd were at Anderson
for several days last week attending the
meeting of the Saluda Association.
Miss Meta Allen went to Anderson Friday
TO spend some time with kinsfolk.
Mr.. James McKelvey of Mt. Carmel Ia with
MS friend Mr.. B. E. Allen and will remain for
q few days.
Mrs. B. {. Kay after q three weeks stay Will
her daughter. Mrs. w. c. Tennent in Atlanta,
came back last week.
Miss Elsa Kay and Mr.. Dan Latimer went
over to Atlanta last week, the first TO stay
sometime.
Troupe.