The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20
TROY NOTES.
Cotton Pickers in Fall FOrce-Slorsn
Takes Roof OH Buiiding-Pe0ple
ComIne and SioiaE.


ConsInE and dioing.
Troy, Ang. IN, 1901.
Gotten picking has begun, and ths sSps are
being made ready. The crop will be greatly
cut or bv the con tinued drought.
Mrs. Wyatt AK In and pretty It.lN girls,
Mary and Virginia have bern down inM!i Ab
beville with relatives for n week. .....
Miss Sue McCsslan from Clear Spring and
Mrs. L. w. Sheppard from I.ongmires were
with kinsfolk recently.
Black man with series OF meetings inls week
ut Mccormick.
Mr. Tom, ,:Robiuson from CorsIcana, Texas
accompanied the family Of Rev. A. hanson
ia now here with bis father in.law w. c.
Robinson and family.
Ou Friday the 18th. at $50 o'clock. the
Ladies' Conference OF the Methodist Church
Will meet here and continue through Sabbath.
A well arranged programme will be carried
out IN full. Mrs. DR.. Humbert President OF
the conference will have the meeting In
charge. All are invited 10 come On Wed.
nesdny and Thursday Of next week tho Abbe-
vile Association will meet With the McCof.
mick Baptist Church. This In great season
OF religious meetings as veil m political.
from % Fountain % Inn lave been handsomely
entertained BY Misses Lizzie and: sudls Britt
Prof.. G. y. Love from YorkviIIe. our newly
elected Principal VIII % mere THIS wssk and
bright day In ahead for Troy.
Adam W. Brudley is down from Due West
If For T the Denes. OF the town, another we'll is
being put on the public square near the depot
During storm last week three roon1s at
the Park House were unroofed, and Mrs. Julia
Titles barn was blown down.
We Were glad TO rec Mrs. w. 7. Bradloy and
man from Abbeville. Il In pleasure TO know
Miss Rebeeca will teach school st Mr.. W. +.
Wideman's another year.
seSoS MsIs R.s.9 2: Ssf be a sonr
10 have q reception during her absence and
invite all I'VE old maids" Doubtless he will
have full house a. I'VE" predominate here.
Mrs J. +. Clinkscales 10 quite sick here ss
We heard nm AbbevDlIan say when Rev. T.
W. Sloan left. the best preacher In town was
gone and when as sssa 70 dsssry,s me, me eess
was saying. This dear minister Of God has
been severely criticized but IL only adds 70
bis already wide spread usefulness, and To The
ones who said he would be . "back number"
let them visith'm Q month hence and u he
hasn't front seat, we will stand corrected.
Messrs w. T. and l. p. Biakeiy from Ora, =.
C.. were 70 see their brothers, Rev. H. b. and
Mr.: Il. ?. BlakeIy last week. k.,
Mrs. NJ artha Tempiin is In Edgedeid attend
Ing an old time camp meeting.
Rev. J. v. Black from Generostee Is asasst.
Ing Rev. Il. r. Bradley with his protracted
meeting nt Long Cane.
Dr. n. L. Culbertson and Mr.. Dick Strother
from Amity, Ga, are among tho visitors In
Rev. O. Y. Bonner Ia back from Montsaele
Tenn. He 10 for few days with DR.. Neel's
family. -
To-day, Y. P. Reagin with his force OF hands
begins work on the academy. and promises "a
be rendy 10 open school on the 18th. OF next
month.
Mrs. Sallie Grimm from Beaufort ID with heI
brother G. n. Stbert and family.
Doc TsggRrt from Vienna, Ga, 10 making
glad. the Trojans with o visit. He is vel
pleased with his new home.