The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-10-14
EAST END
THAT "M'' Sees and Hears on HIS
Mounds in Country and in Town.
y Abbeville, s. C., Oct. IA, 1903.

Led, and 1t remains to be seen whether 1t
prove a success for the company and OF
eft TO the city. That honored old veteran
~ star cond uctor, Capt. S. n. Williams. to-
|er with baggage master Syfan are at their
and ready for duty, ana VIII sure orlng
kssengers and their baggage In on good
that Ia, If any should be halling the
train for Abbeville. ,
newspapers have been rushing the Till.
Al trial and keeping II N full detail before
he people day by day. EVen our city papers
Dhave in their weekly issues given a full sy.
nopsis Of the trial up to date OF issue. the
attorneys for the State and defense hay,ng Tna1
day, the case will go TO the Jury today w ed
nesday), while the people will await the re-
suit with intense anxiety. Judge Gary has as
held the scales OF justice well bali ed 80 far
as we have read and heard, snd nh rulings
have been impartial being guided by the
highest authority, and we believe have been
satisfactory 10 all parties. Az least we nave
seen nothing to the contrary.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr.. Harvey Douglass, son Of our esteemed
, townsman is home to the great delight OF his
family and friends. after three years soiourn
in the Philippines in the United States army.
We have not had an opportunity Of talking
this his old Abbevllle home, or the one far
across the sea. At any rate his friends are
glad to see him "home again from foreign
snore."
I.
, were over last week TO attend the funeral ser
vices Of their beloved sister, Mrs.P D. Klugh
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The ladies Church Improvement Society OF
the NJ. E. Church OF this city gave an "old
time" dinner yesterday In the Rosen berg
building ON Trinity Slreet,-had everything
Sa 20 sy nshW fe
success next issue.
Mr. Tilden Lomax has been r. F. d. carrier
for the past week on Route No. 2. Mr.. Nc
MILAN being called of as a witness IN court.
The Mssonic banquet at the Eureka last
Monday evening was enjoyed b about sixty.
i've; guests, Including wives, daughters and
sweeLnearts-all belonging 10 some frater-
nifty" II not 20 the Masonic. The banquet
prepared and furnished under the manage.
!, ment of Mr.. McFall, the proprietor and gen.
>tal host Uf the Eureka, was up-to-nate-even
4 the "swellest function" OF the season. large
I number OF invited guests were present from
neighooring lodges. The presence OF tne Ia,
the evening, and by their grace, beauty and
wit will make the occasion one long 10 be re-
membered.
friends in Athens, Ga, returned home last
Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken lett Monday night via
the Seaboard Ior Wnitmires on special busi'
ness.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs ALONG ROUTE NO. 8.
Mrs. Frank Lawson and babe are spending
Il u
father. .in-law, Mr.. II. W. Lawson In the Flat
woods.
The five schools opened last Monday along
Route No. 8, with fine average attendance
and have already settled down 70 business.
Mr.. Charlie Gillian who IL with Gillian
Bros gin at Watts, spent Sunday IN the Sha
ron secuon with homefolks.
with her falher-in-law MIR. James Sherard, ol
Iva, returned home last saturday. Mr. JAMES
Sherard Is the father OF the late DR.. J. W.
fa hOr Not tarn nj L
war between the States and IL now suffering
from the effects OF q wound received in saio
war.
GOOD NIGHT FOR STEALING.
On last Saturday night heavy bale OF cot.
ton was stolen from GIliiams glnnery. The
same night horse belonging 10 Boulle NC
Neill, living on the old Mcneil place, was
taken. Put this horse and wagon together
y and they might form link by which the
stolen cotton could be traced.
Mr.. J. b. Penney with his daughters, Misses
Emma and Ada, were among the visitors III
the city last Monday.
Mr.W. r. hammond was In the city last
Monday for the first in a long time. His
friends we're glad 70 see him after 80 long an
illness able ~ be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrah, Of Bellvue, were
. among the guests IN the city last Monday.
&-At Sharon, October Ilth, 1903, to Mrs
q A. Williams, daughter.
lits Ill last Monday.
R. NJ. HADDoN & CO.'S BARGAIN DAY.
On last Monday the emporium Of r. Nj.
Haddon & 20. was the center OF attraction
the store being filled with unheard OF "baI-
gains" was crowded all day long, from early
morn until dewey eve. by a surglng mass o
people hunting the great bargains" they had
This was indeed the "nercantile hit" of the
<dvertise and keep abreast with the times.
or you will certainly be left.
IN MEMoRIAM.
Just while our hearts pre bleeding,
Ger the spols that death has won,
We would, while our hearts are aching.
80 Calmly say "Thy will be DONE"
Though cast down we're not forsaken,
Though afflicted, not alone.
Thou dld'st give and thou hast taken,
Blessed Lord "Thy will be done.'
On Tuesday afternoon, about o'clock, Octo-
ber 9Th, 19 3. the gentle spirit OF Emma Syfan
Klugh, beloved wife OF p. d. klugh OF this
city was borne away on angel wings to the
beautiful home beyond the river TO be forever
with Him who said, Come unto me and
will give you rest"
The deceased had been In declining health
for the past year and gradually grew worse
until the Angel Reaper beckoped her from
earth, as another trophy for the Masters
Daring her long and tedious illness she ever
manifested the same meek, gentle and sub
missive spirit that 30 beautifully character
lied her lie while IN health.
The attention OF skillful physicians, togeth-
or with the ministrations OF willing hands
and loving hearts was OF no avail TO stay the
hand OF the Reaper who garnered her into
the kingdom as ripened sheaf, ready for the
harvest.
She was perfectly rational TO the last, know
ing and speaking to her friends who came In
and while she was conscious that the end was
fast approaching she said she was ready and
Willing TO 60, with the regret only OF leaving
husband and children. She spoke of her
"angel baby boy" whom she said was stand.
ing in the "beautiful gate" beckoning her to
come. D! what rapturous Joy when leaving
earth to know, and nee our loved ones walt.
ing and watching" for u.s. For her death had
nd sting nor the grave any victory, for she,
like her Lord and Master, triumphed over
both.
grief stricken husband and eight loving
children are bowed in deepest grief at the loss
OF fond and faithful vile, and tender, af.
fectionate mother.
Interment took place from the home, after
the funeral services conducted by her pastor,
Rev, P. B. Wells OF the Methodist church, OF
which she was faithful and consistent mem.
ber since childhood.
Beautiful flowers mark her last resting
place, as tributes Of love and esteem from
those who knew and loved her while on
dead at Upper Long Cane there TO await the
I resurrection morn.
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