The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-21
GLEN-ETHEL

Some Newspaper Notices of the Man
in Charge-He il II Good Citizen.
and Deserves the Best Regard Of
Our People.
In order that our citizens may know some,
thing of MIR. Paylor who Ia now IN charge OF
our hotel, we copy below some press mo''Iee - .
of him. which are OF the kindest nature. he
deserves we'll not only at our own hands, out
at the hands of the travelling public:
News, Wilson, NC
Mr. n. l.. Paylor, who for the past year has
heen one of the proprietors OF the n!,lsE ,ssro
Hotel here, has gone TO Athens, ga, w,iTr. nn,
he has become the proprietor OF 'he 00'A
While in Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. Payior MADE maae
very many friends and the community iSSieo G
,hair departure. Mr.. Paylor's voice VIII oe
missed in the choir iie. OF me MeenoO''' Mere ~
for he did excellent service tnele. oro
Heis a fine hotel man and MS MS inanne,r i,n,ate
snch as TO make friends. we colIs atu.aee , o
Athens in securing Mi Mi anu anu, hecoms social
residents, for they VIII 'ooA
ias1tu' s,hens has population of 1900, electric
cars and lights gas WORKS, pauu nnn e , ppHa6
Soantand is now putting SlW,N0 lnto paved
strnets The State University is located there'
ste 70 mons school for girls. Lucy Cobb 1nsti
tnte and the State Normal: ,. ,
Irba Isommercial Hotel is the oldest, most
ooniraiIv located and most prominent hotel
in Athens. Mr.. Paylor will certainly keep o IL IL
at the head, for bis experience oi tWo SeaIe
as the clerk Of Hotel Chatawka at New Be[n,
of three wears as manager OF Hotel kennon
ot ot t:n,Ssboro and one year as part proprietor
ar ar the Rripgs Hotel here. with his energy and
ability. is guarantee Of good WORK.
Much success to him IN DIS ne" noIne'
Athens Banner.
The Commercial Hotel is now one OF the
hest hotels In Georgia. ..o,a,ent
II was not always thus, but since tne aa'ent EN-
O. the pEessSenta pn,sSH It p5ePftsseti p6e Pfront rank
Mr. IA L. Paylor, the proprietor, ls a young
and aggressive hotel man VINO pas aSs. naue q
study Of his business. anu osneraI wmU reeuisites
the details as we'll as tne seno'S O. i'4
III Far sometime he was clerk at the Hotei
Chatawka, of New Bern, T. y" wbara aha eiT for
theae theae ueaTs He he managed the Hotel Kennon
Win this experience be went to Wilson, N n.
e where he was for sometime one OF the pro,
nrietnrs of the Briggs Hotel. In all DIS notei
work he achieved great success: o-,ence Mr.
Backed by such splendid exPerience, Mt oiaI
pavIor was lust the man for the ComtnerCiai
w6en the lime came last summer for II 10
change hands, He brought with him most
thoroneh executive ability and oetermtna, ,
tion to make q success Where olnefs n"u
on AUGUST lst, this year, MIR. Payior took
chorpa of the Commercial in this city; ae
found It in the hands of a receiver. WIN III ios os
business badly run s aoMr Sor him a to display his
He set to work with a will and any one VINO
takes meal or spends day at and od anxious to
nav him the highest tr lbute. -. ,ro-h
pS Pavlor has had g great deal OF Work
done in repapering, repainth,af al Sa s6 "a TO
render the very best service TO MS patro1s. o
A good table is always the frst lnlns s,o to hoS o
secured mt hotel, If the managenGhnu has secur
TO please the patrons. Mr.. Payior nas 1 sebo boS,
ed such service us to render his table the Des'
He buys judiciously and with splenaaia, a1, tastG d
most palatable dishes in the greatest variety,
and see that everything Is we'll COOKED anu
Vii His steward, who is in charge Of the cuisine
denarfment, is from New York. He had oeen
for several years employed IN the Lelano' Ea
Chicago, and the Windsor, OF New 1oik; he
was serving at the Windsor Wnen Lnat nOtel
was burned several months since he ls a.
master in his trade and everyone VINO eats d.
the Commercial Hotel is satisneo Oh luaI
fact. o,o,o,ad tho Com
mercial In the opinion Of travelling men al
we'll as citizens and in fact there IL no pet'ei
81 house to be found anywhere. co, q
The proprietor of the Commercial nas sei
new pace in Athens for hotel service. no
gives the business his careful personal super
Vision, sees that bis guests are properly quart
cred and Well.SerSSQ, duu
for all who come TO the Commercial.
His servants are polite and prompt, every
thing around the hote! Is kept scfupulousaSS
clean, the very best of everything Is s seeuteI rea
for the benefit of guests, and IL is no" d ie"i
delight to stop at the Commercial.
In an issue devoted TO writing up tne s"i
ious Interests and attractions OF AInens ~ =.
would be an unpardonable omission 10 pass
Z by the Commercial hotel since lls ne" "A
< agement has had control.
3st News and Courier
Another new feature of Abbeyille's groWth
is the present management or Glen. Etuea ta
Inn. Mr.. II. L: PayioT, formerly aoSe, u chat.
awka, New Berne, and Hotel kepnon, GolGS,
boro. comes now to the Glen: Ethel. with
strongest press testim0nials. Hls raipa eAGetiHne
"naiI on toast and other delicaces-adds
strong practical flavor TO these "'her iestl-
nonias and he ] rs prIN1nS mo being ns arranged.
carpets are laid in the halls, and painting and
renoyating will complete other finishing
touches.
Athens Banner.
The Commercial hotel again changes
Mr.. HI. Paylor, who has been In charge
there for the past SIX months, LEFT yesterday
for Abbevile, S. c., where he takes charge
of the Glen Ethel Inn, q large and well-equip-
ped hosiery. ,,,,,u.
of the firm OF Parr q wilson, IL III charge VI
the Commercial. He will make arrange
ments, however, within q short while for
new lessee. Until those arrangements are
made he will run the Commercial In a most
thoroueh and satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Paylor's many friends here regret TO
give him up as citizen. Although he has
resided In Athens only six months, ne mas
made many warm friends ana pao come 70
be regarded as most active and energetic
citizen.
Mr.. Paylor during his stay here conducted
the Com mercal in q most satisfactory man
ner and all his guests unite in rendering him
high praise. ,,.