The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-07-31

will see TO IL that the roads along the several
routes are kept In good fix, otherwise should
the carriers be hindered, or delayed In their
work, the government will at once stop the
route. Let the patrons along the routes
think and act on this matter at once, as many
parts of the roads that are now In passaole
over II not utterly impassable.
Our travel over these routes was exceeding.
~ pleasant (barring the hot weatherA as we
had the pleasure of seeing numbers OF our
old friends In their homes, and to many OF
whom we are grateful for generous hospitality
along the way side," and many courtesles
large pitcher OF the coolest, finest and best
buttermiIk we ever drank, this was particu-
larly acceptable as we reined up for lunch
about midday
list Of newspapers and periodicals taken
along the routes. and we're glad to see amolg
them the Abbeville Press and Banner and
the Medium. May the two new routes soon
be put on. and the patrons along them con-
tinue TO be prosperous and happy.
HOME FOLKS AND VISITORS COMING AND
GOING.
Miss Estelle Calhoun, OF Rome, Georgia, is
In the city spending a while with relatives,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. w. Marshall.
Masters Tom and James Eason two bright
lads from Charleston are spending their sum
mer vacation with their uncle. Hon. F. B.
Gary.
Mr.. Wine Lat1mer spent several QayR OF
last week very pleasantly at the home OF bis
unsle, Hon. A. c. Latimer OF Bolton.
Prof. Mason DuPre has been assisting
MIR. VIM. II. Parker In the Farm ers Bank
during the absence OF Cashier j. H. DuPre.
Mrs. NJ. E HoIliDgsworth is visiting friends
and relatives In Due West.
Messrs. Bryson and Cochran returned last
Friday night from delightful trip 10 the
Buffalo Exposition.
After \ delightful trip among the Noun:
tains OF North Carolina. Mr.. ]. h. DuPre and
son Julius, with Mr.. Will Hill returned home
iaRt MondaN.
Mrs. Clara Gibbs after a pleasant stay with
her friend, Mrs II. II. Hill returned to her
home in New Haven, Connecticut last week.
Mr.. Tom g. Perrin will leave tomorrow
on his summer vacation, and will spend q
Walhalla accompanied by his nephw, Mr..
| James Perrin.
Mr.. John A. Devlin passed through the city
| last week enroute for his home In Due West.
| DIR. Horace Drennon and Mr.. Hilly Devlin,
the latter accompanied him from this place
| to his home where we learn he Ia still very
sick. His many friends hope be will soon be
| fully restored TO health.
MIR. and Mrs. J. e. Marshall, Of Anderson,
are in the city with their two bright children,
| the guests OF their parents, DR.. j. w. w.
| Marshall.
Mr. James A. Hill took ad dvantage of the ex-
cursion. and spent last Thursday In Atlanta
| looking after special business.
| MIR. w. Il. Cowan, one Of the gallant Con-
federate Veterans of Due West, spent last
Sunday In the city.
Mrs. b. +. Bailey returned home last week
| from the bed side of her sick sou, MIR. Robert
Gillian of Columbia, leaving him much bet
| ter.
! Mrs. q. D. Mann, after pleasant stay with
relatives In the city, left last Monday for her
home at st. Matthew'S
Miss Guesie Wilson. of Columbia, Is In the
city the guest OF her sister, Mr.. Harve Wilson.
Misses Neva and Eta Calhoun. with their
friend Miss Tolbert, accompanied by their
brother. Mr.. Parker Calhoun, worshipped In
the Methodist Church last Sunday, and we're
| the guesta for the day OF Mrs. DIR. Marshall
Mr.. Abb Hammond, of Columbis, after
spending week In the CITY and country with
his brothers, left last Monday for his home.
Mrs. It. II. Beaoham and daughter Katie. OF
| Attain Ia, are in the city, and will remain with
her sister, Mrs. Z. V. Hammond this week.
after which she will visit relatives In Ninety
Six and Columbia
Mr. William Penney has just returned from
his summer outing. and is back at his place
of business ready to serve his customers with
renewed energy, having entirely recovered
rrom his spell of ennui.