The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
The Kerr Furniture co.
tKerrsO Stand. Ab6eV1ue -
will glsdden the hearts Of loved ones aud
friends by their presence In Tho city.
SAD AND FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

will GLADDEN. the hearts of loved ones aud
friends by their presence In tho city.
SAD AND FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
On last Thursday while number OF hands
were Ht work ON tbe Seab0ard track near tho
Growing going 10 the Furniture Factory Q
heavy piecS OF timber being hoisted fell, and
instantly killed oDs OF the hands (coioredl
crushing hiS skull and mutillating his head
most fearfully.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Once more handsome dwelling, planned
and bniIt 10 the latest architectural design
looms ND on Main Street on the lot Of DR.. =.
q. Thomson. When flushed this will be o
beautiful home and the building Will 10
another ornament 10 our city.
NRwsY DOTS FROM ROUTE NO 2.
Keller were pleasantly entertained last Thurs
day at the hospitaoIe homo OF Capt. James
Miss sailie Nick les spent few days OF last
week with her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Mc
Prof ]. ]. KiIgore, Miss Rebecca Meits, and
Mrs Eatelie Stevenson came up from Lethe
TO ttend tho shioah picnic.
Mr. pink Mundsy and Mr.. Emory McCord.
spept last Sunday with friends In Due West
nepsy es;,oa ra Kooss
Messrs. q. W, I.omax, T. l.. Robertson. and
w. =. Breazeaie, OF Aboeviile, spent the ith
at RapIey Shoals seining for the nnny tribe.
Mr.. Ton Black met With painful accident
last week, the loss Of O portion OF one OF MS
fingers while at work In the Furniture Fac
tory: III. u.,d.r,on m. Of our pre,,,ss,
and most attractive young ladies was hap
PLY married 10 Mr.. Frank Rushton June 9Th
Miss susie Durst, OF Greenwood passed over
4 h.a .AnxS sHtlh n N
Biount, Jr. They dined At Mr.. W. A. 10
max's.
The largest crowd that our community can
boast OF attend shiloh i.st SATURDAY. 40:
beyiile, Green wood, Due West. Hodges and
Cok kesbury were all we'll represented. A
bountifuI dinner vas thoroughly enjoyed by
ali. In the after noon Long Cane and shiloh
boys crOssed bats and NJ The co@s ol ths
| game the scores stood 3 10 In favor OF Long
] Mn. James Ellis sccidently fell and broke
her arm one day last week.
ON last Wednesday Mr.. George Richardson
was thrown from wagon and had his hip
Miss Gertrude Mundy OF Santuc ls the guest
OF her cousin Miss Ella Mundy.
Mr. Coke Butler OF Chsppels 10 visiting re-
Miss Maggie R0berisou who has been III for
| n week or more In still quite sick.
Mr. Vernon Black Of AntreviIIe 10 visiting
Master Willis Breazeale OF AbbeviIie was
the guest several days of toe past week Of
hia friend Master Giles Fleming.
M. Ed Holiday OF Grsep Vile County At
tended the Shiloh picnlc
The 4'h along Route No . was conspicious
only 10 the non.appearancs Of the handn0mc
and faithful carrier, Mr.. Lewis Blount, Jr.
May he live long 10 enjoy such days.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
On last Sunday morning Rev. J. o. wiison.
| d. D.. introduced Prot. Lander OF Williams
ton Female College who addressed the con-
gregxtion upon the subject OF Christian
sphere In life was not alone at the cradle.
bot who by reason OF auch an education
would rise TO higher and noble deeds. He
said, woman was mans help meet and that
was only half man. for uod did not make
woman TO follow. bat 10 lead. He defined
very clearly the distinction between educa.
iion. and learning and said u was the great
learned. instead OF educated, q man. Any
| one can be educated bot everyone can
not be :learned. His remarks were thought.
ful. earnest and forceiul. and claimed
Lander during bis stay In the city was the
guest or DR.. and Mrs. J. o. Wilson. being n
brothe- of the latter.
| Prof. John @. CiipkscaIes Of Wofford was
| dressed the cougreeatian at Sharon Church
In the afternoon he came home tired and
worn out and did not nll his city appoint.
ment, therefore d.. Wilson nlied his own
pulpit Sunday night. Had Prof. Ciipkscales
given us another educational address In the
evening II surely might have been called
"ChrIstian Education Day"
OUR SICK fRIENDs.
Mrs. James A. Hill who has been very III
for several weeks II now improving.
Miss Sue KillinRaworih aner critical III.
ness OF several week. Ia now little better.
Sir. Samuel Evans who has been very aick
and cOnflned 10 hla bed and room for I'D long
10 at this writing resting more comfortably
than he has for Q long time. ItIs hoped by
many friends he will continue In Improve.
Mira. J. T.. Jones who has been extremely
III for some tlma IL still quite sick.
Miss stella Douglass, Who returned home
last week partially ps.alized, IN thought TO
be q little better at this writing. Many Alb.
bevilIe friends wish for her speedy recovery