The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-14
EAST END.
what ..M.' Sees and Hears ON ID
Rs.sds su Country and In Town.
Abbeviiie. 8. c., May Il. 1902.
COMING AND GOING.

Rssuds in Country and In Town.
Abbeviile. 8. C., May II. 1902.
COMING AND GOING.
An,r a pleasant stay With relatives and
friend. In Columbia. Miss Kate MarshaIl re-
Mr and Mrs. Gaines Hammond oi Green
wood. speut last Sunday In the city with
hnmefolks.
we're glad l., zee him, but regre, his stay vas
s,,h ri only o weeks stay In the city ana he
left Tor his home In the Gate City yesterday.
Walter h one Of the rising young lawyers oi
Atlanta. and his friends are justly proud OF
Mr.. A. X. Watson, with his two children
I.ouIse and Beon nis. ailer spending q week nj
the Charleston Exposition. returned homo
Mr. W. T. McGil Is now enjoying The
sights In the old City by the Sea.
Dr: and Mrs. K,i,iussw"rtn; secompsnisS Pc leo.
Miss Mary DuPre left last Monday for
visit 10 frie"ds In Anderson.
pleasant, visit 10 bis daughter. mrs. Frank
McGee OF SpartanourE.
Aiter q ie1 weeks r~si. Judge J. c. klugh
expects 70 is.ve next y M1nSay ns G os eonn,gx soE
where be vill hold his usual term OF Court
Mrs. ]. r. Gilbert, afier q pleasant week.
stay WITH her parents. Mr. and Mrs: a: =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowen OF Noun; Carmel,
were 10 the city last Monday; a., v,, A.,
rah and sister OF Bellsviev, were visitors In
Mn. 4. W. Know. with her daughter Miss
s Esr iPsesI1s Pss s.sa IN fs s.. city Magic
were In the city one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chssley Walker Of Wide
mans, we're in the city last Friday on shop
pMa Ms. Il. J. Wii:ou Of Hunters. s. c.. Is visit
tnx her daughter. Mrs. W. {. AcNeiii oi
Lebanon.
Mr. Chariiti, one OF Edgefsld's handsome.t
Young men, sp< ut several days OF last week
with ola aunt. Mrs. AEpesn Pennal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Mc9aw were among the
visiIor: 20 The city last F.lday:, ,.., w,,..v
from Columbia, whittier he was sumrnoned
as witness 10 . railroad case.
Mn. Edwin Parker. after pleasanis weeks
hsS home Last saturday.
Tne GcIIowine parties leit last Sunday after.
moor over the o. A. l. TO attend the en.ineers
@ou,n. virsiuis. VIC: Mr. Joe <. Wilson.
Mr.. Frank Fetzer. Mrs; Joe Wilson. MT Mn
MsdIs Grsydon and Miss Pievna and Miss
Mrs. Maggie Bullock &. spending 4 Will.
With relatives and friends 10 Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Chapman. accompanied
DIV MTu. y. Ms W UBtuuOus tCst yCotCTuay
the Charleston Exposition.
THE ABBEyILLE GRADED SCHOOL.
Lsst week the trustees reelected all the
teachers Who made application. Miss Flor
Snee V,ce P,ipsir.i f N Nienoison did not arpiy lie
is goinx to walhalia next year. We do mol
keow wnere the young ladies are going.
GUESS WHAT IT NEASs.
~ A., ,.., ,p.ak o.. mat q h,pdsoms
Young man from the FiaIwooda hauling homt
beautiful new cook stove. This gentleman
has due plantation acd pretty home, and
dos this not loos ~ u ne means S 70 .1 have ,s,,
toll you oil.
SUPERVISOR NIcKELs
Hss 10 our Joy. and the delight Of the travel.
Ing puolic at least, nxed up the Hammond
Nee Mss.ss. S.tsss ssssrisa, % and Ed%ouS. Who also
deserve the thanks Of an spprecaiige pah-
Iie Nov for the 'rocky" place at Whr:s
bridge and the lana this side of Mr. Edx :
Parksrs aud We will give you. Mr.. super
visor. o rest.
At Lebanon April es. to Mrs. r. r. Metis.
Al lebanon May the 9Th. 10 Mrs. W. C.
McNeiil, . son.
HOME AGAIN.
visit 10 Clinton, &. e.. returned home last
week and 10 nov spending while with Mrs.
w. c. Mcneil.
Ho YoR LITTLE MOUNTAIN.
A. the summer approaches number Of oui
eitissns are already preparing sor ther spnusi
trio TO this Wild aud picturesque spot. where
the cool nights, pure fresh abr and heai,h-
giving waters reinsigaHa,e a % ana ,hrI.sS nnsT ,ss
with The cares and tolls OF everyday HE
Here II 10 the weary can nnd rest and quiet.
"Sub tcxmanae patuls fssi."
FARMING INTERESTS.
Cotton 10 growing OF rapidly and IL daily
beiug Dot 10 o stand. Corn never grew fasier
and looked more promining than just now.
Small grain needs rain. badly and unless it
Mr. Heury Hill. one OF our city farmers has
tho nuest fields OF corn to he seen In our cir.
cult, OF IS miles on Route No. 9. 10 II 10 nne
nI and much 3 o. ;. Knee aga a M ;bs a' n,nrs -
We stiii hear great complaint about the
sp0tatoe bugs" snd the question 10 aaked
Where DO they come f'o~:" We know
Numbers Of our farmers ale aow setting oui
potatoe slips and planting sorghum. AL
hands are busy on the farm these days oi
sunshipe.
BRUSHING Up.
Now is the time To put your premises In
order. A touch OF paint within and white
wss without, will make things look bright
tue summer. Tor 10 unclsan wells be bidder
germs Of disease.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The many friends Of Mr.. Samuel Evan,
were glad IN sec him able to attend publ,
vorship nj Lebanon last sunday. for the firs
time In many monthA. Mrs. Evans is sill
quite sick. This has indeed been an sffictet
household for many long months. both bead
of the family down At one time. but the low
Ing daughters sod faithful soes not onl!
sninister 70 their wants. bot carry on iht
household aud farm business a. well. veril!
they will have their reward.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
We said some time ago th"t all OF the pub
lic schools along route No. had closed. W.
se,hei school, taught by Prof Marvin Mani
IL stili running on full time. fve days out O
ak and has money 10 continue for perhap
several We ks To come; TINS - noof,saIo u, 1an
people, who appreciate educational facilities
ON THE EIAxoSD.
Tho Uptown and Jerusalem teams hav
heen rushing the ball bu.iness on Magazln
Hi for several afternoons. and making III
weikip resound With their shouts. We bt
Iiexs each game the Uptown boys came or
ahead.
MANY THANKS.
m" vsa the recipient last Monday afIe
noon of beautiful box OF lovely and dellcior
siraWberriea placed In the Mail box by va
Of surprise oy one OF the prettiesi and swee
eat little girls on route No. 3. May she liS
long and always bs ~ bright and happy ,
she now IN in Der pretty home.