The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-08-24
EAST END
what "M' Sees and Hears On HIS
Rounds In Country and In Town.
Ahhauila g G. Anelst %. 1904.

wedlOck. The ceremony took place In the
old time honored and historic Presbyterian
church OF Upper Long Cane, and was perform
ed by Rev. J. c. Shive. in the presence OF a
number OF friends who had gathered at a pic
mic, hence the marriage was not only q sur
prise, but somewhat romantic.
The bride is one OF Sharon's most popular and
attractive young ladies, and by her lovely and
sunny disposition has won a warm place In
the hearts OF hosts Of friends.
Miss Gillian has been the assistant teacher
In the high school OF Sharon.
The groom is q son OF one OF our old friends,
and Is epgaged IN r~ailroading In Birmingham,
where he will take his charming pride.
Many friends regret to see them leave their
native State. but follow them to their far
away home with best wishes for their future
happiness.
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT
Miss Lucy Cheatham entertained a mum.
Der OF friends most delightfully."- last Thurs
day evening In honor OF her charming guests,
Miss Maud Thompson OF Columbia and Miss
Elise Brock OF Due West.
At the close OF the evening delicious re-
freshments were served and the evening
passed OF In uninterrupted pleasure.
Mr.. AMI MRS. MCKENZIE ENTERTAIN.
On last Thursday Mr., and Mrs. William
Mckenzie entertained a number OF friends
and relatives at a dining, to which was added
the novel feature OF a barbecued dinner.
This is , a. h Ss pda1s 6 home me o whsTs the latch
1907 " NA5 "
The following guests were present: Rev.
and Mrs. Maxey Hook and. children, Capt.
Joe johnson and children, MIR: and Mrs: Luz
Richie, Lillian Power, Mrs. Marion Link, Mr..
Benet Link, Messrs. r. w. and j. W. Knox.
These guests with the Immediate family
made up a grra9d total Of thirty persons: Mr.
daughters and manly SONS know how to en-
terrain.
AS NJ drove by he WAS presented with a
old adage "'Tis better to be born lucky than
rich.
ALONG ROUTE 8.
Mrs. Ellen F. Norwood after a pleasant stay
with Mr.. Edwin Parker and family returned
to Abbeville Monday where she will remain
the guest Of her uncle, Hon. W. H. Parker, be-
fore leaving for an extended visit TO Califor-
MIA In company with her pretty niece, Miss
Frost of Charleston.
Mrs. S. c. Link, accompanied by Misses
Sallie and Kate Roche left yesterday for q
weeks stay at Asheyille, N. c., where they
will take In the beautiful scenery OF the Land
Miss Susie Ribhie was the charming guest
last week Of her friends, the Misses MoKen.
Zie.
Miss Lillian Power will be the honored
guest OF the misses Penney OF Sharon Inc
Miss Leslie Of Greenwood is spending a
while with her sister. Mrs. A: K. Watson,
Iulo. l. Vl. I'll " 4 dlu bOuy IlookOl AohSooh
Of Antreville are the guests Of Mrs. Maggie
Sherard for a few days OF this week.
Mr.. William Wilson OF Gratnridge Is suffer-
ing from two broken ribs, the result ofs fall
last Saturday. DR.. w. I. Link was called and
rendered prompt and efficient service, and
Mr.. Wilson Is getting on nicely at this rlt-
ing.
son, and James McCelvey were the guests OF
Mrs. Maggie Sherard and family one Gay OF
the past week.
Mt Carmel diamond last Thursday and after
a hard fought game the score stood 8 to 2 In
favor OF Sharon's team. This IL the second
game won by Sharons End nine recently the
former score being 6 TO II. Sharon's second
nine Is hard to down.
We heard Of two society gentlemen calling
on some young ladies In the Lebanon. Section
one evening last week but unfortunately
and could not enter az the house was in total
darkness. We suppose their watchers"
wen, d.. i,n., u. they would have been
""n time" Rememner this boys, when you
call on young ladies' always be "early" and
never stay too Late" thet Is II you wish TO
keep on the good side OF the "old folks" We
have been there, and know from experience.
Mrs. w. H. Edmonds and children after a
pleasant stay with 'er mother Mrs. Matte
Adams returned " her home In Augusta
yesterday accompanied by her sister Miss
Beatrice Adames who will spend some m
with her sister in the Fountain City.
A protracted meeting began at Sharon last
Sunday morning, which service Mr.. dam-
mond OF Abbeville conducted. The services
Will continue being conducted by the pastor
A meeting of several days will begin at
Lebanon Church next Thursday night con-
Quoted by Rev. Flynn and Henderson. COM
munion Services will be administered on Sun
day following.
IN n ABOUT II CITY.
Miss Irene Burn OF Beaufort Is the honored
guest of her cousin Mrs. w. T. Mcdonald.
Judge r. E. Hill returned last week from
Iighttully, taking in the sights at the Worlds
Fair as we'll as the places OF interest IN the
city. Judge Hill says ats a big thing" and
worth while going to see; he enjoyed MS Trip
Immensely and feels benefited physically by
II, and is at home ready for business. wei
and the readers Of the Press and Banner are
disappointed at not yet seeing one OF his
graphic pen picture OF what he saw. We
hope we will yet.
BE IN STORE FOR US.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Aiken OF Chester spent several days
Of last week In the city, the guest OF friends
Mr.. Christie Benet is In the city the guest Of
relatives. Christie left US q few years ago
just a lad but now returns q full grown young
g %an; fH lawyer ae Of G 5ssraS anu Mapy iPiepds
give him a cordial welcome to this his boy.
hood home.
Mrs. Ella Latimer, panied by her sis
ter Mrs. James T. Latimer Of ~Lowndesville
are visiting friends and relatives in the
Lebanon section.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Penney OF Piedmont
are In the city the guest Of their brother MIR.
A.. J. Penney and family.
The City Council request the return OF their
well-hooks and hope the party now having
them will If they ever ask for them In the
future, be more prompt In returning them.
Rev. J F. McKinnon arrived In the city last
Monday night from Little Rock Arkansas.
His many friends are glad to see him once
Miss Fannie Plnckney oneof Anderson's pref;
tiest young aides was IN the city the guest OF
her grandmother Mrs. FANNIE MARSHALL d low
days Of this week..
Mr.. Roy Power who has been attending a
business College In Atlanta spent several days
of the past week In the City. III.
Miss Josie Lyon after q pleasant stay win
friends 10 the classic City OF Due VESTS home
again at her place In the Post Otice where
she was greatly missed during her absence.
Mr.. Granville Beal the popular Candidate
the city on business, and circulating among
bis frienos.
Miss Nora Hammond is home again after
an extended visit TO relatives and friends IN
Spartanburg.
Post Master Link Is always looking after the
best interests of his patron the latest move is
q nest pins OF lattice work overhead, SO that
the front ofthe office may be LEFT open on sun,
days. and after g o'clock P. NJ, for the beuent
OF all having lock boxes. This will be q great
con venlepce to many. Mr.. Reacham was the
contractor and did a nice piece OF work.
Many friends regret to hear OF the extreme
illness of Mr.. J. e.. Edwards, who is now lying
In q very precarious situation, being stricken
with paralysis last Saturday evening. MI
Taylor of Salisbury Is in the city the guest Of
Mr.. g. H. Moon family. ~
Mr,-Gant Of Anderson spent sunday In the
city the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Reese.
Mr.. j. l.. Mcmillan family are spendlng Inc