The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-27
TROY'S TALK.
Music on strings-Beauty Under In.
cmndescent Lights-GOOd Teach
ers-Bright SchOlars-Aud all Is
Well.

NJ usic on Strings-BeRuty Under In.
cmndescent Lights-GOOd Teach
ers-Bright Scholars-Aud all Is
Well.
Troy, S. e. March 25, 1901.
Miss Mamie Taggart and Mr.. T. j. Sibert,
attended preaching at Hopewell church
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. McCaslan and Miss
Bessie Culbertson, from Greenwood, were
we're down several days last week.
We are sorry to know that Mrs. j. S. Britt,
of Widemans is quite seek with the grippe.
Born, to Mrs w. Dowtin, a daughter.
Born. to Mrs. L. .. Beauford, a daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Millwee. of Green wood spent last
week with her niece, Mrs. A. j. Davis.
Messrs ]. n. Kennedy, J. H. McCasIan, and
]. w. Crawford, will answer 10 "come in to
court" this week al Greenwood from this
place.
sons are here at the Park House, and are
pleasant boarders
Messrs w. d. Morrah and w. w. Wardlaw.
of Bellevue, we're quite an addition TO the
stringed music at The school entertain ment
Thursday evening
Our Baptist church is without an under
shepherd, the pastor preached his last sermon
yesterday. Another as faithful and conse-
Grated as Rev. w. w. Jones Will be hard TO
find.
Cotton holders are in "strait betwixt two"
for the bottom has fallen out.
Mrs. w. H. Kennedy and Mrs. DR.. {. l..
Kennedy spent few days In Greenwood last
week.
MIR. Charles P. Paessly, OF Augusta, and DR..
q. w. Pressly, and pretty little daughter
Maude. Of Charlotte. n. c. were with their
mother al Cedar Springs last week.
Miss Irene Fuller, one of Liberty l1llrs
pretty young ladies, was TO see her sister, Mrs.
j. n. Rabinson last week.
Spring time is beginning To show her au thori-
ty. and foliage OF green is making our town
an oasis in this section.
Mr.. o. p. Morey, from Long Cane, was In
town Saturday, A more genial. and pleasant
Messrs Tatum and A. w. Bradley, two OF
our substantial 'ys, have dome the drum
mers su!ts. and are now knights OF The grip
The former will give you pure Oklahoma
vinegar" while the latter will adorn you with
all kinds of Iewelry. May they meet with
as much success in their new undertaking.
Mrs. Mary Fooshe, of Columbia, came up
Friday from Columbia to visit her daughter
Mrs. J. +. Bradley on Long Cane.
Miss Bessie Cook gave number OF her
friends pleasant time Friday evening.
Mrs. G. G: Wise from Leesvllie; ;: e., was was
here last week to see her father Mr.. Albert
Blum who Is in d critical condition.
Mr.. HENDRICKS from Mccormick, is.making
repeated special visits in our suburbs and the
.'beating OF TWO hearts as one Will be the
final results.
The farmers have never done so much work
up to this time as now. and all are busy plant
ing corn. The cooling Of the turtle dove has
heard that this is a fOrerunner of spring.
The new Masonic Hall will soon be ready
for Stonewall Lodge aud the organization OF
the Il nights OF Pythias.
Our High School closed last Thursday eve.
ming with an entertainment, and was quite a
success and greatly enjoyed by Il crowded
| house, IL would be an injustice to say who
| did his or her part best, all deserve special
praise, and the teachers as we'll for their
painstak Ing work. There was uota single
| "jeer" during the whole evening, good behaV
| H,,o nd IN
you hear during the cheers and applause.
The tableaus were specially pretty under the
incandescent lights, out the bridal Chain" a
Burlesque brought down the house nice
sum was realized for which repairs will be
! made on the Academy.
| Prof. Croxton and family left for their home
at Heath Springs Saturday TO ENJOY a vaca-
tion. and we hope he will be ready Tor his
! work next session.
| Again we say the teachers did their work
| with great Satisfaction 10 all Nick