The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-10
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what "M' Sees and Hears On His
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Abbsvills. s. C., September 8. l9o2.

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Abbsvills. 8. C.. September 8. 1909.
ABBEvILhE GRADED SCHOOL
TIE fall session OF the Abb-ville Graded
Schoo, will open next Monday the 18th inst
and . full attendance IL desired by the leach,
era, as IL 10 10 the interest OF every scholar TO
bs present the very nrst day.
THE SUMNER SCHOOL.
The summer School that has been In ses.
sion about ionr @ weeks so VII eiosn next
pils nave been In attendance and the session
hes been one OF grea: Interest and proht 20 sll.
Our city has been alive With ths pretty lady
many homes have been made cheerful and
happy by their presence, and In their depart
ure they will DO mizsed. bot will carry with
,ss best w;hs. Of h Sf .Ss;
nelds Of usefuipess.
ABBEvILLE MERCHANTS.
We note with degree OF "citv PRIDE that
selves In the external, ~ well n tho Internal
appearances Of their stores by repainiing their
Ifouts, signs etc. These improvements ccsl
but little, yes are striking In appearance, pro
catching the eye OF the paaserby. a. being the
place OF live, up to-date business man. II
al our merchants would touch mp the hon,s
Of :hslr s'Sse, o. :ns sGecs would 30 grss,s;
and striking contrast TO some Of tho old
weather beaten dlngy fronts that are any
'nS. POI scass ossS. sS s tho new. h..
new fall goods are already coming In. Yes,
our merchants are hustiins for q larger bust.
ns.s this season. hoping that the price In cot
ton will make up iof the shortage In pounds.
COTTON 10 TO II cESrl
"Hoi6 your cotton" 10 the good and timely
advice given by Theodore n. Price Cotton Ex.
part Of New York The report Of the L. =.
iion OF %. whicf, is the loves, on record for
Sepiember. He further says owoers and pro.
ducers are no, getting the price they should
ss.S ssS s sdn oD s. hs %
cotton and demand better price.
nIG FAMILY REUNION.
A happy reunion Of the Eakin family and
descendants took place last week nj the
Cd BY $50 direct members and their children.
grand children, aud great. great grand chill
drs n. In this company 'onid DO seen the
prAttling bshe and the happy smile Of the
great, great grandmother - she looked With
eyes whose instre 10 still undim med At tbs hon
ored ago Of % back upon the 3rd and 4th gen.
tables eel With plates, knives and forks, cups
and saucsrs for every one.
The dinner was maguinclent spread. and
d.noer. This was great FEAST OF good things,
euooxh and plenty for all. May this earthly
reunion be typical OF that happy reunion
that shall have no parting. bat shall last for.
ever In the sweet by and bye.
DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. and Mrs, Foster McLano entertained
last Monday evening In honor OF their charm
log guest, Miss Fannie McSein OF Charleston.
The evening was brim full OF pleasure TO all
delicious refreshments were served.
NEW CLERKS.
Mr.. w. n. Andrews. Of Wellington. and Mr..
A. A. McCord. OF Hodges. are now with Mr.
A. B. Morse, where shey will give their friends
. hearty welcome.
Mr. Calhoun Linz, the handsome aou OF out
esteemed friend. Mr.. w. L. Link OF Wellington
glad 10 see his friends 10 whom he will extend
8 cordial welcome.
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Neuffer. after most de
lightfuI trip 10 the "land OF sunset" returned
home last Monday. where they received
hearty welcome from hosts Of friends. DR.
talks very interestingly about his trip. bu
ssys "there's no piaco like home" old Ab6e
Vile.
her cousin, Miss Isabel Evans Of Lebanon.
Miss Carey Calhoun. after ~ pisassnt stay
with relatives returned to her home At Glenn
Miss Willie Willis. OF E,ber,on. IN the CUES
OF her friend Misa Nell Edwards.
Miss Jennie McKeiiar, Of Green wood, Is Wis
iting Miss lone Miller.
Prof and Mrs. J. q. Clinkscales and chill
drea. OF SpartanburR, are the honorsd guest
Of their kinsDan, Mr. J. II. Gambreli an
family.
Amer spending the heated torn Of aumme
In his mountain home, Mr.. W. J. Bryson hs