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What "M'' Sees and Hears on ii Is
Rounds in Country and In Town.
Abbeville, s. G., July %, 1908.

Rounds in Country and In Town.
Abbeville, S. G.. July %. 1903.
LEBANoN's NEWS BUDGET.
Mr.. r. S. McComb. of Barlow, Florida, is Wis.
ent be Is the guest Of Mr.. s. C. Link and fam
Masters Willie and Robert Wilson return ed
home last Friday from Lethe school
Miss Sadie Magill spent several days of the
past week with friends In the city.
The colored people are rebuilding their
church. Walnut Grove, that was blown down
by the June cyclone.
MIR. G. r. Richey is getting on very we'll
feeling better some days than others. Is up
and about good deal OF the time
Mrs. E. A. Gilbert and Miss Emma Evans
are making an extended visit TO relatives at
Gillian Brothers thresher was doing up the
grain crops in this section last Thursday.
Thorntons saw mill is now on the planta-
tion of A. NJ. Hill & Sons and will saw there
| lot Of pine lumber.
Mr.. Joseph Gilbert spent last Saturday and
| Sunday here with relatives.
Miss Lucy Gilbert and Miss Maggie Evans
were visitors to the city last Monday.
Mr.: Lewis A. Ramey is quite sick. DIR.
Neuffer In attendance
Rev. E. E. Pressly. of North Carolina
preached at Lebanon last Sunday morning
At the close OF the services the Auxiliary Bi.
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| work was finished the following delegates
with a donation Of $500 were elected to attend
| the Abbevile District Bible Society convened
\ in the city Of Abbeville this Wednesday. Goth
e. b. Evans. W. B. Wilsod and j. F. Ham
mond. A vote was taken as 10 changing the
time OF meeting of the Bible Society, and this
society voted for IL to remain as now, the last
Wednesday In July instead Of In May.
sHARoN's NEWS BASKET.
Misses Mamie and Clara Lee Gillian re-
| turned last Wednesday from pleasant visit
to the home Of their uncle, Mr.. s. B. Knox o
Antreville.
Mrs. r. o. Edwards entertained a number
OF young folks last Wednesday evening In
honor OF Miss Helen Edwards, Of Abbevllle
Delicious refreshments we're served and all
spent most delightful evening.
| Last week Messrs. R o. and Panl Edwards
w. E. Penney. Thos. McNeill, Andrew Bass
| H. A. McClesky and S. n. Neel spent day
and night on little river selning and fishing
They returned home next day with 70 pounds
OF fine fish which was good luck 10 good fish
ermen.
GRAIN IN THE BIN.
| Gillian Brothers returned last week from
the Flatwoods, where they finished threshine
| their grain crop, which checked up rs follows
27O0 bushels oats, 500 bushels wheat and III
bushels fine velvet wheat from eight acres
This last mentioned is extra variety OF seed
| wheat. These farmers made the largest and
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| MIR. James Gillian has been sick for The
4 past week and Is still con fined 10 his bed.
Mr.. Hllburn, OF Columbia, spent severa
days of the past week visiting friends In the
home Of his boyhood days, which brought
back scenes Of long, long ago.
Miss Rosa Knox Is visiting relatives a,
Mount Carmel.
| Mrs, w. H. Edmopds and children of Au
! gusta, accompanied by her sister, Miss Beat
! rice, are visiting their mother, Mrs. Matte
Adams.
Miss Louise Mckenzie is spending a while
in the city with her sister, Mrs. Luther
| Nickles
Mrs. William Mckenzie and two of hel
pretty little" daughters were guests in the
| city last Saturday.
NEWS GLEANINGs FROM THE FLATwooDs.
Messrs John A. Wilson and Lamar Link, o.
Glendale farm, were visitors in the city last
Mr.. Edwin Parker, after an illness OF sew
eral weeks. Is able TO sit up and Is now getting
| on nicely.
Mr.. George W. Wilson, of Grainrldge, was
among the visitors TO the city last Monday.
Messrs. H. w. Lawson, ]. w. Edwards and
J. Il. Woodhurst were In the city last Satur-
day.
Miss Nellie Mcciaw returned last week from
a pleasant visit 10 relatives In the Bethia
neighborhood
Mr.. Marion Link and son were among the
visitors In the city last Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Norris, OF Whitehall, spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Mctts,
| returning Eome Monday.
| Wilson Brothers, OF Gralnrdge are furnish
| Ing some fine mutton 10 our city butchers
| Mrs. Jane McGaw spent several days OF last
week with the family OF Mr.. VIM. Wilson at
Grainridge farm.
Miss Corre Sutherland. after spending her
vacation most pleasantly with her sister. Mrs