The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
EAST END.
What Sees and Hears 0n his
Rounds in Country and In Town.
Abbeville, 8. C.. Feb. 4 1908.

What IA" Sees ANA Hear ou hts
Rounds in Country and In Town.
Abbevi,le, 8. C.. Feb. 4 1908.
cospEpRRATE MONUMENT To BE BUILT.
On Friday evening. the -, n old time Hot
supper will be served In The store room on
Trinity street recently vacated by McDill &
LYON. The supper will be given under the
nuspices OF the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
i'm Inc interest OF Confederate Monument 10
be erected IN , Sis, ely ss ara, class. All kinds O,
meats. fresh oysters, salads and sweet meats
OF every kind will be served by pretty young
ladies In fancy costumes: y..,,,.
Midway" Will equal tnst OF ane woIids
try Store. Art Gallery. Candy Booths with
capdiea equal to Lowneys. a Gypsie Tent
where siz beautiful Gypsies VII! tell your for
tune, and last Ga Sus p Wa, iei py w IN. M Is eavsa :
Don't fail 70 visit Midway where you Will
nee wonderful sights that Will both surprise
and Interest you.
ument.-and let everybody attend and tie old
historic city of Abbeville not he ehind other
cities. She was irst In war, and lot her 70.
member the chivalrou. deeds OF ner sons .,, ap no
nv lasting as the Monument upon which their
namee are carved and handed down 70 future
generations never 10 be forgotten.
MISS ELLEN GAxBRELL ESTxRrAINs.
I'm Inst Monday evening Misc Ellen Gam.
breii entertained ut . Finch Party q number
of her friends. The evening wa one OF ex
IRENE pleasure. Delightful refreshm Q %
were served. after when me hsP2y gnssts oi1
in one of Abbeville's most popular and beloved
Young ladies and entertains charmingly Of her
home.
COMPLIMENTARY TO DIR. q. A. NEUrrER.
The many friends Of Dr.. Nsunsr note with
much pleasure. bis appointment N Surgeon.
Gen eral upon Governor Hey wards stan, with
the rank OF Colonel. This 10 indeed compli.
mentary, and his irierds congratuiate MIN
upon soch distinguished honor.
COMING AND GOING.
Mr.. Julius DuPre 10 home nom college for
a while, having been sick since he returned
10 his school duties.
hnra for q visit 10 relatives.
Miss francis Calhoun returned to her school
nj Latimer last saturday.
Mrs. IL. Mcmillan. after . pleasant Walt e
Mr.. Chrisiie Bepet one OF Columia's promi
nent young lawyers. spent several Gays OF tne
Hon. W. Il. Parker. Christie has hosts O
friends in this, his old home, who always give
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Soott with thsiI sister
Il Mia NAnnI6 SCOlIs UDouL Iunk Dao1oy ~ ~
city. returning 10 their nome In Atlanta or
The evening train. accompanied ~ theil
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Rcott, who vii
spend sometime In the city With relatives. -.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Judge Ernest Gary spent several days o
last week In tho city, the guest OF bis mother
M JUDGE s, ). e. KiSash is in the city for q shor
gpses n. Il. Gary arrived In the city q few
days. ago and will take q rest from nis labor
Mr.. and Mn. Taylor. nee Miss Gertrude
Moore. have returned from their bridal trip
and are at home To their friends.
MovING AROUND.
Mr.. J. q. Cochran ard family now occupy
the dwelling on the corner next to the A. Il
Mr.. q. Il. Moore and family have moved te
the house recently occupied by Capt John
Capt. johnson has moved TO the dwelling
G. II. Moore.
Miss Josie Lyon has inst received . beauti
bradley, which Ia the handy. work Of Q I'LL
| PHILIPPINE girl. II Ia drawn work and 10 neat
ly and prettlly o
IN THE II, K. CHURCH.
Rev. r. B. Wells. the pastor. preached AZ ex
the sacramsnt OF the Lords supper was ad
| ministered. The Methodist were out In full
force, as shown by the exceptionally lhrg'
AZ nirht the services were somewhat ont o
Che usual order. being conducted oy Rev. Cor
| don, q Missionary Of The United Presosteriau
Church from q province In India. Mr.. Cor
don 10 q fluent speaker and delivered 2 very
/ t-s.~.ntl,U laagnra nm htR work and that oil
Others now carried on In the Mission held
He gave sterio pticau Views showing the 80
perstitious, idOlatrous religions as practicet
By Hindooa, also the school buildings
He drew = vivid and striking contrast be
tween their religion and that OF Christ, show
ing what the Christian religion bad done 70
wards their uplifting and civilization.
MT. James <. Hill managed the Ipstru men
Allowing the views very nicely. The ssrvic'
was concluded by the congregation jolninl
the choir In singing that beautiful MfssloDar,
eic.," after which the pastor offered prayer
and dismissed The congregation. A small col
lection was raised at the request OF the pasto'
10, the purpose OF deiraying Rev. Mr.. Cor
don's expenses.
SUDDEN DEATH OF xR. JOHN ROSE.
On last Friday, January 50. Mr. lot Ros'
OF WalhaiIa fell lead while In the stock PEN
In the city OF Atlanta purchasing stock.
His death Ia extremely sad, being 10 sudder
and unexpected. having just lef Abbevilie IL
apparent good health.
M. Rose wa q stock dealer, and has beer
spending the trading season In Abbeville TO-
many years and was well known, not onI!
in this city, but throughout the County, q
we'll an In Eastern and Western Markets: d,
was q nue trader, and bad o kind heart anc
was especially lenient 70 those who purchas
ed stock from him.
His remains were Inferred fn the cemetery
nj WaIbsIIa on Sunday, In the presence o
many friends who sincerely sympathixe will
the grief stricken family, a. do his many
| friends In Abbevtlle.
Mr. a, Il. Hill of Abbeville, attended tn
funeral service Of Mr.. John Rose, a he wa
intimsteIy associated with him for o numbel
of years and was his friend.