The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-30
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What '.M' Sees and Hears ON His
Rounds In Country and in Town.
Abbeville. S. C., Sept. 80. 1903.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS ON ROUTE NO. 3.
Prof r. c. Knox will open Bethel school
Monday next, october 5th.
the second Monday in October, the 18th IN
slant, Miss Isabelle Evans principal.
Miss Carrie Cowan in charge OF the Flat
woods school opened LAST Monday.
Miss Rena Kennedy has been elected teach
er of Fern Cliff school, and will open same
about the 18th of October.
Prof. ]. G. Harmon az principal and NJ lss
Mamie Gillian as assistant will open the
fall session Of Sharon Graded school, the sec.
ond Monday in October, being the Eth.
ALL AROUND ROUTE NO. 3.
Mrs. w. T. Magill and Mrs. ]. p. brennan
spent several days OF last week very pleas
antIy with relatives In Due West
Mrs. w. j. Edwards and children returned
last Saturday from weeks stay with reia-
lives aud friends at Antreville.
Misses Mamie and Clara Lee Gillian spent
several days Of last week with relatives AZ
Mount Carmel, returning home Saturday.
Gillian Brothers glnnery Is running on full
time, having already glnned and packed
Magill & Ramey's gin Is having Its share oi
business presenting quite business appear
ance about a. IN. as IN" passes the "iour
mile turn out"
Rev. j. A. Black, OF Cokesbury, preached
two fine sermons at Lebanon last Sunday
morning and night, and while In that section
was the guest OF Mr.. A. K. Watson and lam
Mr.. Dub" Wardlaw, of Bellvue, was the
guest of Mr.. Edwin Parker last Monday.
Prof. j. G. Harmon Is expected In the
Sharon neighborhood next Saturday, where
he will remain until be opens school.
Mrs ]. L. Kennedy and daughter are spend.
ing while with Mr.. Edwin Parker and lani-
lily.
MIR. VIII Adams is suffering with erysypilas
In one OF his feet.
Mr.. A. j. Woodhurst has been suffering the
past week with neuralgia and sore eyes. He
is confined 10 his room and unable 10 attend
TO any business.
Mrs. Lizzie Ables Is visiting her sister
Mrs. S. 4. Carlisle, of the White Lick section
Mr.. r. G. Wilson Is having barn built tina,
has caused more comment during its con
struct ion than any building we have heard oi
lately MIR. Wilson has new plan" tor
building, by halves. ASK him abont II. The
building now looms up as large roomy barn
shelters, etc., when for the past week 1t ap
peared only as ''oue-half" OF building.
Mr.. w. T. Magill is building a new cotton
house in which TO store the "remnAnt OF cot
ton left from the hail storm. Cotton Is like
the editor says, "plant cotton and you are
sure OI RDme crops, large UT SludlI
DR.. c. w. CasOD, of Hodges, passed through
the city last Monday, accompanied by his
brother, MIR. Fred Cason OF the city, on route
for the bedside OF their father, Mr.. II. >. CD
son, whom they learned over the phone was
extremely Ill.
PENCIL POINTS IN THE C1TY-REEsE-GANTT
MARRIAGE.
On last Wednesday evening, at $50 O'Clock
the marriage ceremony OF Miss nellie Reese
OF this city to Mr.. Mark WiIlingham CAN'T
OF Anderson, WAS soemniZed at the home Ol
the bride on upper Main street, Rev. =. b.
Wells OF the Methodist church officiating.
The home was tastily decorated In evergreens
and presented q scene OF beauty within and
without. The bride never looked more beau
tiful az she appeared this evening attired In Il
gown Of lovely white silk and white flowing
veil, carrying shower bouquet OF carnations
and ferns. Amid all that gay and happy
thropg none seemed happier than did the
modest blushing bride, who ia one OF Able
vilIe's fairest and most lovely young ladies,
whose popularity was especially evidenced
on this occasion by the array OF handsome
and costly presen Is she received.
The groom is one OF Anderson's best young
men, and Is to be congratula lated upon win
ming SO fair and lovely queen to reign In his
home. Immediately after the ceremony cake
and wine were served and after receiving con-
gratulations and best wishes from hosts OF
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. CAN'T left on the one
O'Clock train for their home in Anderson,
where hearty welcome awaits them.
THE BABY SHOW.
II there is any one thing that AbbeviIle ex-
cells In beyond her lovely flower gardens 1t Is
IN the array OF beautiful "babies" TO be seen
on every side, AS numerous as the butterflies
among the roses. These "babies" were out In
full force last Thursday afternoon at the
"Baby Show" at which "every mother was
sure "her baby was the sweetest and prettiest
that would be there. aud was sure 10 take the
yNntn kt,t nl.ot hn tt,1r
fond mothers and tits well, for had they thus
viewed the beautifully dressed babies with
rosy cheeks and laughing eyes-they would
not have been able TO award any prizes at all.
The three little "fairies" that won the hOnors
OF the day were: Miss Jean Wells. Miss Edna
Tusten Bradley and Miss Mary Hemphill
Greene May these little ones grow up TO be
great, noble and useful women exerting HI
influence that will make the world better for
their having lived in it.
HADDoS's OPENING
was the next thing of beauty to the baby
Show" 1t was said by the ladies' 10 be the
best display OF beautiful and elegant goods
ever seen In Abbeville.
The display OF millinery was superb, and In
It's finish and artistic display could not be ex-
will continue their "openiDgs" until next
spring" when they will change with the
season.
KENDALLs GRAND FALL OPENING
will be presented to the ladies of the city and
county today and tomorrow, Wednesday,
September 30th, and Thursday, October lst.
Here you can feast your eyes on al. thal is
beautiful, embracing all the novelties OF the
season in dress goods. notions and millinery.
Be sure and remember the days and keep
your eye on the "show window" and you will
not miss the place.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
On last Tuesday afternoon Master Frank,
the bright pretty little son of Hon. Frank b.
Gary, OF this city. entertained q numbcr OF
his little friends at his lovely home on
Magazine Hill in the celebration Of his third
birthday. Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed ana the afternoon was one of extreme
pleasure To the little fellows ms they romped
and frOlicked over the beautiful grounds
May little Frank have many returns of this
happy day In the years TO come, Is the best
wish OF all his guests.
VISITORS AND HoMEFOLKS.
Miss Sallie Sitton ia the charming guest OF
her friend, Mrs. j. l.. Mcmillan.
Mr.. Richard Hill ana family now OCCUPY
the Episcopal parsonage
Mr.. Wallace Harris will leave today for the
| Citadel in Charleston.
Mrs. Ella Latimer and dauphter Mrs Bul-
| lock, returned home last Saturday from a
| very deilght1ni visit TO relatives and friends
| In LoWndesVille and Belton.
Mrs. Blakely and daughter, OF Andersnn
spent several days of the past week with Mr.
j. ii. DuPre and family.
Mr.. Julius DuPre left last week for WOrord
| College.
Lizzie, the little daughter Of Mr.. r. NJ. Sy-
fan has been quite III lor the past two weeks,
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