The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-13
TROY'S TALK.
New Church OrSan-MemOrial Trib-
utes-Fruits and Vegetables Galore.

Troy, 5. G., June II, 1900.
Floods Of water during the last week have
ruined the crops, and lands are badly wash
ed. The haryesters are discouraged over the
condition OF their grain.
We were glad to have our aunt, Miss Sue
McCaslan, Of Cedar Springs, with US last
week. She is one of our loveliest women;
Miss jamie Kennedy came down from Bell
vue TO see many kindred last week.
Ho, for the big excursion on Saturday, the
23d, from here TO Augusta for only 60 cents
1t will be managed in an orderly manner ny
Messrs. PrestisS l. Lltes.
Mrs. Mary Napier, OF Greenwood, is here 10
summer amongst the Trojans and ENJOY tne
mineral water. n
church. and every Wednesday evening tne
choir will meet to sing. Miss JAMIE Denay ID
organist; All are invited TO ins GONE Mvst,s left
Wednesday for Pendleton to see their sister,
Mrs. j. +. Singleton. ,o,,
On next Saturday, the 18th, eight hundred
pleasure seekers and rest from hard WORK
will come up from Augusta and spend the
day here under the majestic oaks and ieafy
bowers of our cool shady park. The paVllon
has been enlarged and the merry go louno
croauet, and we "spec' courting' Will pre-
dominate. All the candidates and everybody
else have q cordial invitation to come, anu
We were invited TO Miss Mollie Russell's to
eat cherries, and we hardly know how to eX-
press it as to the quantity. The trees are al
%oss oad nSeei it he Se
sight and the greatest treat. we len WIN
all we could carry, for which she has our SIN
Messrs. W. C.. Robinson and J. C. Davis will
soon leave for Texas TO spend month among
relatives. News from there tell OF destrnc-
tive floods and travel almost impeded. The
wide in places. and corn total failure.
Rev. w. w. Jones has secured the service OF
Rev. W. T. Hunt, Of Kentucky, to assist him.
in his protracted meeting In August:
Never have we seen so much fruit and as
many vegetables. Our former A. n. +. pas.
tors family ought to come home for q while
and help enjoy 1t. We extend them most
cordial Invitation to visit us.
Miss Minnie Taggart is in Greenville for a
few days with her friend, Miss Lucia Chiles.
Mr.. Eddie p. Wideman. oEe OF our best
boys. who has good position IN NeW9erry'
came In Saturday to visit his uncle, Mr.. w.
Mrs. Mary Cook, Of Aiken. is with her
brother. Mr.. Frank Gable and family. a.
Rev. X. F. Bradley's cows seeing the hne
growing vegetables in his garden walked IN
and helped themselves, consequently the
ground looks like reaper has just been over
MIR. j. S. Burnett will furnish the barbe-
cued meats for all here Saturday.
Prof. W. T. Bradley paid o most pleasant
visit to Abbeville last week.
Mr. J. w. MullinaX returned rom Inc vete-
rams meeting last week. He visited his broth
er.in.aw. Prof johnson, In CINCINNATI w.
while away.
Mr.. J. S. Russell. one Of our best merchants,
visited Greenwood on business trip today,
Miss Louise Solomons is quite SICK Win
grippe.
IN MEMoRIAM.
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty God 70
remove from our nidst to their final reward,
Bros. q. Z. Bradley and j. i. Jay.
Resolved, That we bow in humble submis-
sion to Him who doeth all things we'll.
Resolved, The Lodge in them has lost valu.
able members, the craft staunch friends and
brothers and community useful citizens.
Resolved. That page in our minute book
be dedicated to their memory.
Resolved That we hereby offer the families
of the deceased brothers our heart felt sympa.
thy in their bereavement and that copy OF
these resolutions be furnished them.
Resolved, That in consideration OF our re.
gard, the Lodge be draped In morning for the
period of thirty days.
Respectfully submitted
A. H. Wideman,
S. E. Rosenswike,
j. L. Russell, Jr.
Committee.
stonewall Lodge No. l24, A. F. NJ, Troy, S.
g., May %, 1900.