The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-05
EAST END.
what "M' Sees and Hears on His
Rounds in Country and In Iowh.
Abbeville, S. c., Aug. g. l9O3

What ..M'' Sees and Hears ON His
Rounds in Country and in Town.
Abbevile, S. c., Aug. 8, 1913.
BETHEL AND LEBANoN's BUDGET.
MrsJ c. Tribble of Due West, is visiting
friends and relatives in this section.
Mrs. Sallie Moragne, OF Bordeaux, spenl
several days OF the past week Flsltins nei
mother and other relatives IN tnls nelsno
Miss Annie Ramey has been spending the
past two weeks with her sister, Mrs. >. r.
Hammond, who has been SICK, Dul ~ lnis
writing is up and about again. H.
Misses Julia and Mary Kennedy, OF Due
West, are visiting relatives here. AZ present
they are the guests of their cousin MISS s9ao'e
Mr.. A. X Watson is rustlcatng at the
health giving springs of Little Mountain.
Miss Annie Mai Evans returned nome laSl
week after spending delightful Visit WIN
friends near Monterey. She went boatlng
and fishing and was sorry when Tue ti"e
Mr., Lewis Ramey who has been quite sick
Messrs. Thomas and George Sneer, of Mon.
terey, were visiting relatives at Lebanon ias'
Mr. G. w. McCord spent last sunday a,
Lebanon looking after the Interest OF one OF
Miss Louise Watson returned last Friday
from delightful visit TO relatives and frlenos
at Monterey.
sHARoN'S NEWS GLEANINGS.
Mrs, Cooper, of Greenville, is spending
awhile with her daughter. Mrs. Thos. Palmer
Mrs, Pennal and son, Ernest, were visiting
their old home last week, also friends ana REL
- atives In the neighborhood.
u E~!ca ellen Link after very pleasant stay
perintendtt ves at Links is home again.
road. and has a"%siTre AFT after an illness OIL 3"
'M,whcTr. he lived in CO. nd improv-
ing as rapidly rs ,oI"- a.. ,,,s,,,,o
Miss Lizzie Penney, OF ADJ. e. 'ls 'is'tipe
relatives at Sharon.
Mr.. John Ii. Penney some time ago was
greatly troubled about the worms destroy,ns
his corn crop; now he Is Worrying aoouI %
place TO house his corn crop. The ~orms
have left him q fine crop. ,,
Miss Rosa Knox after delightful stay With
relatives at Mount Carmel returned noun,
last Saturday, after taking in the picnic a,
McDonaids lCalhoun'9 mills. accompanIeSE
by her cousin. Miss Belle Knox wEo VIII
spend some time with her and other lrlehds
in the Sharon peighborhood
Miss Ina Plnkerton, OF Abbeville. Is visit
ing the Misses Mckenzie and other friends oI
nastv OF Young people of Sharon section
left yesterday (Tuesday) for Millwood, on Sa.
vapnah river, where they will picnic Tor
week. Capt and Mrs. Joe johnson, oil Aooe'
Vile, will chaperone the party.
SOUTH cARoL1NAs PITcHFoRK SENATOR UP
.-.n NORTH.
2 r. Tillmau. the bold. fearless and intrep-
i'd Senator from South Carolina. s no" "
north ventilating the negro question on m anu
lynchings, and In bis speech before lo,Uoo peo-
pie, he doesn't measure his words any EioIt
Than be does down south, out goes ior tnei,'
with gloves off, and tells them he believes IL
lynchlng for one crime, and whenever inal
occurs we will lynch, and III they don't ne h,e
it. they can lump IT," At the Sose =, OF for nS
arnS lIS~,ization to migrate 3OO, negroes
neceSsitateG by vs. meeting aiun u, ',ase star
," s.-ell'S onn. fired 'n0 A>s'0 W
WONDERFUL STATEMENTS.
Statistics from the New York World snow
that lypchings are decreaslpgs down SouIh'
and increasing up North.
The boil w"-r~ Iraavil, caterpillar, San jose
scale and OF tied ,.iferous bugs ana worms
that appear on c. and lrulI lrees ss ren sa 9
p. We wonder how much OF thls sum comes
South.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
On last Thursday afternoon one OF the pair
of fine black horses Of a. NJ. Hill q sons war
struck by lightning and instantly x Silieu' leo
on their way home from Fort Pickens whep
the accident occurred Both horses were
knocked down, but one recovered, being only
stunned. This is heavy loss as the horse
was one OF the best In their stables.
NEWS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
-Mr.C. D. Brown is visiting his brother in
W.. A. u. ..
Dr., KiIlipgsworth, of Columbia, was ex
pected in the city Monday on a visit 10 hh
brother. DR.. S. +. killingsworth:
Mrs Fuller and children and Mrs Frank
Lawson are visiting friends at Rutledge Ga.
MI. Frank Lawson has gone 10 Blue Ridge,
Ca, where he has accepted situation.
Mr.. Gibson ia acting as night operator AZ
the 8. A. L. depot in the place of Mr.. Dendy
Miller who Ia sick.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Cason returned Satur-
day from delightful stay with relatives & ~
.. Henroia Mr. CasOn left Monday for WOOD
ruff on business.
DR., Ernest Latimer, OF owndesville, spent
last Saturday In the city, the guest OF nls
Mrs. L. +. Perry, of Bateshurg is in the city
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. j: VI. Gambrell.
Mics Josie Lyon returned lasI week n ron W.
The picnic at McDonald's (Calhouns) mills
last Saturday was most enjoyable occasion.
big crowd, fine dinner, music and dancing,
and social chat with friends. and little tete-a
tete with lovers made the day oneof extreme
pleasure oall. The crowd highly appreciate
and are great y indebted 10 Mr.. Mcdonald,
the genial proprietor OF the mill, for many
courtesies shown them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Garrison returned last
week after pleasant trip among the noun
tains of North Carolina.
a Mrs. Mary Perrin was expected home last
Monday after q pleasant stay OF Two weeks
with friends in Greenvile.
Mr.. Roy Power having finished his engage
ment with r. M. Haddon & Co. left last Sat
urday for his home near Antreville.
Mrs Waddel and Miss Daisy Wilson. OF
Bainbridge, Ga, are in the city the guests OF
their aunt Mrs. ]. A. Harris Many friends
welcome Mrs. Waddell TO this her old home
and extend also to Miss Wilson a hearty vel
come in this the old home of her father, Dr..
H. d. Wilson.
Mr.. M, r. Coleman and family returned last
Satur rday, after spending month most pleas.
antly at Caesars Head. They are well and
hearty and enjoyed every moment OF their
stay.
Miss Ethel Wells, one of Greenwood's pref.
tiest young ladies, is visiting her friend Miss
Mary Sign.
Mr. and Mrs. bearing, OF Mexico, arrived In
the city last week and will spend while in
this their former home, with friends and rela.
tives who are glad TO welcome them home
again.
Mrs. Kinard and children returned last Sat
urday after a pleasant stay with friends in
Mountville, 5. e..
HEARTY WELCOME TO OUR CITY.