The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-04-08
EAST END.
what ssM" Neea and Hears On HIS
1ouads In C0anary and In Town.
Abbeville. 8. G.. April, s 1905.
porSGs n SAYINGS ON ROUTE NC. 5.

porSGs AND SAYINGS ON NO. ).
On .All Fools Day" q young man on route
No, 3. wishing 70 have some fun rang up
several young ladies along tho route NJ that
particular hour when "natureS sveSt re-.
DO aroused. but these ladies answered the
phone only 70 DO told IT, was the frst OF april
He also rang up central 81 Aobeville At the
In on this day OF fun. He finally rang up .
married lady who had heard the run over her
phone, and she answered him by telling him
cereful or he might Be caught. this silenced
his battery and broke up his little play.
DR.. c. c. aAxBRELL
Wa called to Rocky Grove plantation last
he sss ~.S ~ The S0s:s or MaJ. Arthur Parker. on
Whose plantation alone he v~accinated Dc,
tween 50 and 90 nesros. men. women and
' aih ~. G noS IL ; sSe f Sa Sesss
Min Loo Moragne, OF Bordeaux, entered
Lebanon School last week. This IL nouris''-
Vhile the two small children Of Mr.. w. B.
Wilson were at play one day last week, me
Older one IA trying 20 raise up an axe cut the
smaller ono under the chin making an Ugly
yssrs ar are. and bad the older one been
larger the accident might have proven very
serious, @ it vas, the little tot is getting on
eli Hight and viii soon DO well. Dr. she.ard
x000EIU0 DIOLV0l ooa 80
Mn Jamss sherard in company with Mn.
@ w. Sherard, OF Anderson. spent several
dsys Of the past week with Dr.. J. W. Sherard
S moabSr 81 81. snsrnrd, and her Wait was one
osEreat pleasure 70 son and grsnd.chiidren.
Mn. q n. Sherard wa tho guest Of Mr.. w.
s ss..,1sn q :, ,n r.. az SoS e: i ss.: sa,a arS: before
Mis- Mamie Baakin Of Monterey. 10 Waiting
her cousina, the Misses Gilbert OF Lebanon.
Mr.. 7. p. Milford spent last Wednesday
night IN the FlatvOods with his nfsnd' nj.
Mes.rs. ]. ". and b. W.. Knox. returned
LAS Thursdny nom . pleasant visit OF several
d,xs e ssls 1870 |, A.: q An W,;,1s ss,.. and Min
Iiiie purdy spsni last Saturday and Sunday
with tkslF blend, Min Doliis Cariiale.
Mr.. A. X. Watson has oeon suffering Tor
sSs p; g &c, IN. S sT.i Ss!s 81. e Ssssse. to''"''
Mr.. md Mn. Charlie Thornton. socom-
panied By Mrs. Matte Adams and Miss Anna
p, ss:'; . :Ssn ;. nj s1 Il E.. Sasn ~ Tssi To@ .s. s', e:
20 ths care and mansEemsn: OF Affairs By
nr. john B.n who 10 now with Gillian
Rros. MN In Georgia. spent last Sunday with
80: ]: Ea..rcs = spsp1d!ns ~: week
with her daushssr. M. NJ EsvSras. ,ov
peAc&tc3ng for an o-ntertainWens thai Will %
given next month at the close Of the school
fcsthor annoonoo0nens VII % msoo IN ou0
SAFE Reunion OF Confederate Veterans Will
b heid In the, city Of Coaumola the second
week In May, thu Columoin Chamber OF
s sSear snss..s ssxans .'s asnss.i i Eii,.o aSn Ssp q.
Cd hsro Wads Hampton ssve the@ the vol.
con. g =: Capt Ssp!; e, S = pear: sSs s sES:,s su ap &c.
ths shads ofths trees" 70 welcome them to
that beautiful home or the so1l whore there
shall 30 no more parting. Last SUNDAY being
honoscd his msmory By decorating bis grave
with shs beautiful flowers Of Spring.
DrsrMausHEp QUESTS IN THE CITY.
Hon.sMr. and Mr.. A. G LAiimsr and daagh.
ter Miss Marais arrived IN the city !es'
saturday and are TIE guests OF their sister
como snsss within orr saies, q DO ID q home
Who are always glad 70 give him . most cor
y. L. BoNHAX
Wss The guest Of our city . few days Of ths
pan week. The General looks well. and 81,
fright snilins ises. sfaSle manner And
ever 30 may 30. The people OF Ahbevili'
bold him In tho highest esteem and are a.
Ways glad 20 zee him and extend 70 him 9
hearty greeting.
vrsTIonS III AND ABoUr II CITY.
Mira Frank Lawson returned last veeh
from Birmingham, Alabama, whittier ebt
Ves summoned 20 the bedside Of hos mothei
Mr.. Lawson IN her sad bereavement has the
sympathy Of many friends in this CON
Siss vivian Caldwell, . charming yoaD.
her bfoSner and family Mr.. Lambert Cald
Mn Annie Moore Of Plum Branch u 10 .h.
s Ssx t Soo sCss 3 S q Ss1 ssis Ssei a % .sis b. her A Old
Mf. Joe Lee Diokson Of Atlanta spent lasl
Sunday in;ths city. DuIins his stay he wa
HAppox AND xExDALLs' SPRING OPENING
The two smporiums Of iashion were q.
usual the centre Of attraction during ths days
O. Oh snsa q, sI $500 S..P Gsay 81. g Sssn:aass t nom
% ladies III crowded their stores. theii
business must have beon rushing. A peep In
ahoved thai salseladies and s1leemen. pro
ssorss were tSsssfally deoorsisd Tor t6e Spring
umo occasion, q presented within and
without Q most abrasive appearance, Winning
ioe them the grand success they each mertt-
eLoRIous KAsrER TIDE.
-HsskI tse Easter Bsl,s are ringing
wh s:! = o.. :sFi sus eholr' arc singing
La paecs and love your hearts sdorn,
Las NOT sorrow on your brow 30 worn,
On tnis Rssarrecsion Morn
Next Sunday u Easter and The greatest
sys1s Of ne Christian err VII g sSnIe%o.
city By special services appropriate % the
joyous ocenat0u. These churches VII be
6eaaIifully Decorated and tho ohoirp will rem.
most cordially invited % attend and join in
10y 70 iss world. the Lord .. come.
La earth recsive her King"
SERVICES IN THE METHODIST CHURCH.
On last Sunday morning the pastor Rev.
p. B. Wslls chose foF his subject, Tho Trium-
phe, Entry" 81 Jonn l9-l2 and IL. A vivid
psopis snss crowded Il he sss city 1y0 Of sJ Jssu. 1lS 3,
proaeh Of me Master in His tIiumphai entry
~. .os. sss G sss. city: city: r.; me- ss sSs. q 1 whisn s sss r &
Who ave sheif time ~ talents and cast ali
that 9 most dear as His feet are going with
Him 20 the Celestial City. His closing 70
ist Him enler uiumpbsntly Into their hearts
that He may tune them 70 heavens music.
b sure II you Keep Him out there can 30 no
sss1S : .sa.s scscss0i .n ! .s SoSs a and b aas Il. iS
undivided attention Of his congregation. AT
night The subject Of his dtsconrso wa .Eter:
nom . Biblicai standpoint there was . hell
for the puniahmsnt OF the wicked. just %
certainly - there was Q heaven for the 70
WaSding Of she god and that man a. his own
frss agent made his own choice. a. BY his acts
IN this life his future destiny was determined.
He portrayed the bitter anguish OF the lost
soni, and said that conscience would be the
psinelf1 ~! u. sug q Mos; hi, ssf;