The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-29
LOWNDESVILLE.
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Lowhdesville, 8. c., April q, 1908.
Mr.. Will Bell OF Latimer, was In this place
MIR. q. i. Baker, of Washington, D. c.,
made q flying visit to this place yesterday
week ago TO bis father. Mr.. I. Baker and fam
lily, and returned TO his home the next day.
MIR. John Clinkscales OF Little River was
here for some hours on Tuesday on business.
Mr.. R. II. Moseley, cashier and manager OF
the bank ifthis place went to Columbia on
Wednesday and attended the meeting OF the
In the banquet given by It.
Rev. H. q. Fennel, Magistrate j. 6. Hucka-
bee and Mr.. T.C. Liddell went to Iva Tuesday
and took part In q law case In that place, In
which the last named was interested.
Mr.. Joe Shepard Of I've, spent several days
here last week with the family OF his son-ln-
Mesdames O. M. Abney, T. o. Kirk patrick,
CIinkscales took q trip TO Anderson Wednes-
day to do some extra shopping. =
ws Mss; al r. Aa IL; Moses snd WIFI RiIiia@ sH%s a VIE i rsI!
atives aud friends.
Mrs. Sam McAdams and her little babe
have spent the past few days with the family
of the father Of the first, Rev. II. c. Fennel.
Mrs. Fennel has been quite sick for several
days-is better at this writing.
Mrs ]. w. Huckabee. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Huckabee and Miss Montague HuSkabee
patroniZe their own county town when In
need OF winter and summer extras.
There was a concert at Iva Friday night
Given by the home band. Miss Leona Blake,
The efficient music teacher In this place. at
tended 1t, and Joined her powers. as a fine
musician with that OF the band. IN making
tbe occasion one OF complete SUCCESS, In the
entertainment OF the large crowd present.
This pIace wa also represented by Messre.
W G. Ariail, Henry Harper, Mrs. L. D.. Cooley
and Misses FL Louise Harper and Annie Bell.
NJ, ssrs. Ernest and Jas. Latimer and MISS
AIine Harris went 10 Greenwood Friday, and
attended the intercollegiate oratorical con-
SMr. Jas. H. Bell has a horse that deserves
nottce He is "a years old-still hale, hearty
and fat. Mr.. Bell has owned him since he
was three years old, and since he got him the
horse, it Ia pretty safe 10 say, has made more
bales OF cotton than any other one TO be
exact number of bales that the horse has
made. but he does recall that he made 63 bales
in three wears. He now In bis old age, 10 still
making himself useful In bringing the young
ladies here to school every day and taking
them home at night.
Mr. j. w. Harden had the misfortune to
lose his barn, one OF the best country barns
to be found, and It's contents ny nre frlday
evening. Quite q large quantity or hay and
other feed stuffs were burned. Some cattle
were In the barn, but were saved. Like many
fires. IL could net be accounted for.
The Lowndesville Democratic Club No. l
held a ne citing Saturday evening and reor.
ganized as follows: !. II. McCalla. president;
]. c. Lomax, Vice president; w. l.. Kennedy,
Secretary. Delegates to county convention
]. c. Lomax, W. L. Kennedy, :. N. Hucka-
bee, ]. G. Huokabee, W.. H. Harden, John
Tucker, S. s. Boles.
The writer is not advised as to action taken
along same line by Club No. 2, and can not
therefore report as TO It. troupe