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GREENWOOD.

Greenwood, &. S., July 30, lS!0.
The three year old daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. a. Still died here last sunday.
Miss Ida Mckinney is visiting relatives or
Upper Long Cane.
Will Melton spent last Sunday with his
grandfather at Salak.
MIR. Campbell, night telegraph operator a.
the e.. e. Il y. deport, has been transferred tc
Master Earnest Raborn. the seven year ole
son Of Mr.. ID. j. Raborn Is an expert bicylist
Miss Summer, OF Augusta, Ga. and MISS
ByleS, OF Greenviile, >. c., are guests OF Mrs
McMannS.
The young people had an enjoyable sociable
at the residence OF Mr.. A. ST. Clair Lee las'
Friday evening.
Messrs. Bailey, Barksdale & Co store is
nearing completion.
Some two hundred people attended the pic
mic last Saturday at the spring near the resi-
dence OF MIR. j. V. Anderson. There was an
abundance of dinner and everybody had d
splendid time.
Miss Saliie McIlwain, OF Dorroughs. S. G..
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Marie Mcllwain
Miss May Thomas and Mrs. Glover, of Au
gusta, Ca, are spending awhile with frlendt
at Bradley.
There will be picnic at White Hall on Sat
urday the 3rd Of August. Everybody invited
TO come and bring baskets. dance has
been arranged for.
Miss Lula Maxwell, of Augusta, Is spend
Ing few weeks with Mrs. j. l.. Anderson o.
the Mt. Moriah neignborhood.
Miss Annie Major and Miss Mamie Rampey
OF this city are spending awhile with irlends
at Cokesbury.
Miss Lizzie Kellar entertained a few friends
last Thursday evening.
Miss johnson, of Newberry, who had been
the guest of Miss Etta:Blake, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. T. +. McManns gave pleasant social
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Edgar Blake is visiting her parents al
Lewiedale, 5. Z.
There will be picnic near the residence o;
Mr.. j. A. Jones three miles from Greenwood
next Friday the 2nd of August. Everybody
invited to come and bring baskets.
Miss Bertha Fielder. of Bamberg, >. c., ar
rived In Greenwood Friday and Is the gues'
OF Miss Mamie Major.
Mr.. j. w. Bodie, section master on the A
Il h. K. X, accompanied by his family, wen
10 Newberry last Thursday. TO witness the
marriage Of his brother, Mr. William Boaie: BOO =.
Three negroes died In Greenwood last sat
urday. One of fever, one of consumption
and another died suddenly, perhaps OF hear
disease.
OF Coronaca, are spending awhile with thei
sister, Mrs. Horton, at Mccormick.
An Epworth League was organized At Yer
derry Sunday evening with the following offl
GERS:
President-Rev. w. Il. Wharton.
| lSt Nice-President-Mrs. w. A. LomaX, Jr.
I'd Vice President-Mr. W. A. Lomax, Jr:
i I'd Observation-Disclosures Mary a. SlStrunk.
| The league meets Thursday light before IN
third Sunday In each month. The next meet
ing will be held at the residence OF Kew. w
b. Wharton.
MIR. f. +. Gregory. OF Charleston, is spend
Ing Il few days at Oakland Park with Col. j
b. Sample.
The Baptist Congregation has raised III
salary OF DR. Forester and has given him
months vacation.
Miss ST. Julien Walker is visiting her aun
Mrs. T. II. Walker at Riley's hotel
Mrs. j. ). Jay is spending while with he
daughter Mrs. Prents, OF Troy. $. c.
The Misses Sheppard gave their friend Mis-
Matte Henderson, OF Newberry, sociabl
last evening.
Mr. NJ. NJ, DeVore and his sister, Miss NJ. 5
Deyore, OF kirkleys, spent several hours
Col. j. b. Sample. of Oakland Park, has RI
Gently sold five of his valuable lots 10 the co
ton factory.
Bradley seined in Long Cane last week nea
| Canuon's bridge where they caught a fine IL
OF fish which weighed between eight ana te
| pounds.
Miss Anna Morrow, OF Coronaca, and Mis-
r Fannie Morrow, OF Charlottesville, Va, III
2 visiting relatives at Nerdery, $. Z.
r Miss Mamie Duncan, OF NeWoerry,
e spending awhile with Mrs. q. Z. Duckett.
: A protracted meeting begins ut MI Morla
next Sunday.
: MIR. W. II. Mays has just burned 275 thou
: sand brick for the new factory and will hay
! 2T5 thousand more ready TO uurn next Weei
Some eight thousand people. were here
q the reunion of the old soldiers and their fan
D lilies last Wednesday. General Sam McGoV
q an and Col. Jameg II. Rlce were the orators
the day. n, o. Pyles.