The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-01
EAST END.
what II" Sees and Hccars on His
RoutS in Country and in Town.
Abbeville, ). G., June 30, 1903.

Abbeville, 5. c., June 80, 1903.
TOWN 'uNClI. VERSUS BUGS AND TREES.
After plture dPliberatiun and much dis
cussion lr city council laid the axe 10 the
root ol t"Swamp Ash" last Monduy after
noon Rn1own came trees, bugs and n H. and
tonight R air on Magazine Hill is fresh aud
pure anpiaZzaS are sought with great pleas
ure atte being cn'npclIed 10 remain inside
the hous w hn is prepared 10 say that the
scent fra thr bugs and trees might not
huve caud sickness: We are glad they are
moved [. offensive effects will forever more
be gone. Down with all the swamp ash trees
and theioEgs in our city.
t.ENDS COMING AND GOING
Mr.. antllrs. J. c. Marshall and children.
after 4 FaSaut stay with hOmef0!kS, Will
leave toy for their home In Anderson.
Miss Ary DuPre is Wishing relatives at
Clemson
Mr. c.. Hammond went to Greenwood
Mrs. Nj Syrun left yesterday for Winder,
Ga, TO VT relatives.
Mrs. Lnbert Caldwell will leave tomor-
row to vit relatives in Greenville.
Mr.. Villain Il. Hammond OF Camden IL
visiting iatlves and friends in the city. Mr..
lIammoi Is one OF the Old veterans, and In
none the,ss true and tried veteran IN rail-
road SERGE, having been a faithful engineer
about 81 .ars. He Is here at his Old home
taking eeded rest. and his friends extend
to him hearty hand shake and cordial
welcome
Mr.. WI. Bryson Is now in the train ser.
vice OF u Seaboard. His friends wish him
success, sd have no fears but that he Will be
efficient nd soon gain the goodwill of his
emplOva.
Mr.. Mali, OF pelzer. who we hear is TO
take chgse of Abbevile's new hotel very
soon, WI in the city last week looking
orc "a birds view uf The urem-
iSes.
MIS-. c.. Hammond. after delightful Wis
II 10 frieRS aud relatives In Greenville and
PiedmoE returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. HeS and daughter alter pleasant
stay wit relatives left yesterday for Will
liamston where they will spend sometime
with reaves and friends.
Mrs. Enry 4. Williams and sister. Miss
Anderso after spending delightful Visit
with Ca. and Mrs. $. n. Williams at their
historic nme on Secession Hill. left last
week forheir home 10 Richmond, Va.
Mr.. an Mrs. VIM. Penney left last Satur.
day for gainesville, Ca, TO visit MIR. aud
Mrs. Sith. of Batesburg. is visiting her
friend, Ms w. +. Casop. Mrs Smith will be
rememb'ed by her many Abbeville friends
as Miss )aiSy Harden, and who Is now well
coined ahfrs. Smith.
TROUBLE AND STRAY SHOTS ALONG ROUTE
Mr.. w Ter Wilson and family are now liv-
ing In tt dwelling formerly used az store
house, al are rs happy as it is possible to be
under sch try ing circumstances.
Mr.. Jnes Sherard and granddaughter,
Miss Fsnle Lou Snerard: after spending
Mr.. w. G. Sherard aud family,
OF AbbCille. returned last week TO their
home Mt va, =. C.
DR.. Frucis l.. Parker, of Charleston. after
spendin a most delightful visit with bis
Arthur Parker, at his pretty
ountryhome-"R Rocky Grove"-returned to
the city last Thursday where he remained
the que OF relatives until Saturday, when
he left pr Rock Hill where he was the guest
of an oil army chum for severa days. He
will joilMrs. Parker today (Wedu esday) on
their wc TO their mountain home in ash
iers Vacy, where they Will spend the sum-
luer.
Miss aura Baskin Is visiting relatives at
Leblanc.
MIR. Jim 4. Wilson was in the city last
Mondu, selling some fine sheep for Wilson
Brother OF Grain Ridge Farm.
Mr.. hgene Link, after struggle with a
severe ase Of mumps, Is about well, and re-
turned 1onday to business In the city. His
find him dt the Ice house Of Mr..
Jones Miller where he is prepared 10 keep
Them col.
Mrs. dageie Sherard OF Lebanon had the
to loose splendid farm horse last
week.
Miss Loucinda Ramey was the guest OF
Mrs. s.. Hammond last week.
RIDGEs NEED LOOKING AFTER.
Two ridges on the Charleston road need
,ttent,n. Call on the writer and he will give
he necessary information.
Finerains have fallen along Route No. 3.
and W believe have been pretty general.
Grass irrowing fast and farmers are hustling
old ad young, big and little, are scufll ng
(Ns,ff frs,
and cca look well and are growing nicely.
Crops re in very good condition, most of
hem Gear OF grass and in good shape.
PERSONAL MENTION.
HonFrank B. Gary was in Charleston last
Srlday and Saturday on business and re
urnedhoine Sunday, leaving again Monday
or AEersop.
Mrs.h. G. Owens was thrown from a buggy
asst Sturday aud received painful but not
Her many friends are glad
he esoped SO miraculously and Is now able
o be ID and about again.
PRoRACTED SERVICES AT NJ. f. CHURCH.
A weeks series of services began in the
dethoist Episcopal Church of this city on
asst Snday nornipg and will continue
hrougi the week In charge OF pastor, Rev. =.
iclOcl and at night at $50. The public are
ordialy invited to attend and assist In max
ng TIE services helpful to others as wei as
,elng ,enrtltted themselves.
OUR SICK FOLKS.
Mrs. j. Il. Kennedy Is now. lying quite Ill.
IN tbs account the bell at the A. Il. Z.
hurc was not ruDg last Sunday night for
lnionSerrtces.
MIR oe Jones has very sick child. Many
rient feel deeply for the family In this hour
# gret anxiety, and hope the life OF the lit
lie on wiil be spared.
Ate weeks illness Mrs. p. d. Klugh of
Fort Hckens IL up again and able 10 be about
Ter domestic duties.
Tue ANGELS 3ECKoNED HIM HOME.
On ast Friday Samuel Fulton. the infant
on ofDr. and Mrs. $. +. KillingswOrth, died
/ thdr home in this city. The funeral ser.
Ices we're conducted ut the home Saturday,
fter which interlnent WAS made at Melrose
emetry. Many friends extend sincere SYM
athytO the Oereaved parents.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band,
md 80 He bent with loving smile
And clasped our darllng's hand"