The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-20
HAPPY EDITORS.
The Press md Banner Takos Little
Trip to See to Some OF His Jour-
,,,ItStic Brethren.

Recently we took short run to Monroe. y.
C.. 10 see our friend. Mr.. w. j. Boyilh' VINO
nrinis The Monroe Enquirer, one o! the most
progressive newspapers IN the Ola NorCh
State. .c,,.,, poo,, 1I;u
two of the most progressive towns IN inns
state. -Four hours were spent I'D CneSter, the
noost of the time being with Mr.. Bigham. a
brol her among the types, who has gond 700
office, and has good run OF custom. Owing
TO The fact that the editors OF the town news
papers were in Court we did NOT see men tnem; Am,
,er of Due West soon after she graduated IN
at the Female College, where she bore off the
bonors Of the institution. They nave little
of ,he household. May blessings rest them
them. .ho s;r,s or .or
terprise and thrift are everywhere apparent.
Leaving Chester at SIX 2c1ck, o we @ were , Sina a
nnr good friend Mr.. J. j. Hull OF The Rock
Hin Herald who, publishes newspaper OF
which Rock Hill is very proud, ana which
The naper is true and loyal 10 all the best In
tarests of Rock Hill, and in turn every bnsi-
ness firm in town gives advertising ana 1oo
nrintIDg TO the office, and every famlly IN
tn,rn sHbscribes for the paper. Mr.. HulFs
nrosperity in business, and his abundant hap
ppiUess st home is 10 be envied by his less for
trnnnt. brethren who either do not prosper or
have failed to prove that marriage Is sue.
Gonse on an eligible lot. and q charming fam
iiy make the realization of n bachelors best
lean This editor feels conscious OF the fact
,hat he has thrown away his life.
"a r,er suending q night with the Herald the
press and Banner spent half the next day
~ tovu. going over the city and In meeting
some of the good people who have built such
. Snlendld town within the last ten years.
Major White took us driving over the beauti.
mi ,,itv, and Brother Hull did the agreeable
in a hundred ways.
A. matter Of Itct, we think the Abbeville
nenuIe should 20 abroad more Than they do,
and they ought 10 Send the Town council on u
tonr of inspection. So That they might receive
the inspiration which might after walds In
iec, the remaining portion OF our citizens.
Al Two O'clock i'll The afternoon we DID
adieu to Rock Hill and her InriiIy people,
and nv four O'Clock We were In Monroe, where
we IN ct the mos; energetic man in town-the
editor OF the Enquirer. We went Sightseeing
i'm the old historic city, and we've delighted
with all that We saw and heard. ,
That night was spent i'll the hOSpltable
home of Mr. Boyiin which Is good one ln-
deed, aud represents some of the earnings vi
the Enquirer. But the chleiest ana llcheht
estate Of that editor, like that vi brother II
consisted OF ihe family circle. he, IKE MT.
HuiI. has bali duZrn children-all boys, cX.
cept one the baby. Az this pleasant home
there was charming young lady, whose
beauty and attractive grace, Ike The youns
ladies at Brother EullS, made US think OI
DIR. Wilson's prayer, IN which he SAID give
us q new heart, and new name" Anu then
IL was that Mr.. Boylln made II perfectly clear
that our life had been Il failure.
In a little while the girls OF Brother Hull
family will go hence Lo shine IN other hearts
and other homes, while brother Boy i'm uoys
will soon eulcr the bivuuac OF lie III NE"
fields with noule resolves To win gfeeheS
iaulels and greater tame.
Our brethren OF Rock 4 Ill and Monroe are
rs happp as II Is possible Tor mortalr 10 be III
this world.