The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-06
INCIDENTS ALONG ROUTE NO. 8.

."Mp ACKNOWLEDGES boz OF delightful New
Year cake from Mrs. ]. ]. Edwards, also dell.
cious fruits. "Better 10 be born lucky than
rich" SO says the old adage, Ihaye surely ex;
try the other. little while.
Mrs. j. q. Evans and her charming daugh.
ter Of Clemson spent the Christmas holidays
most pleasantly with relatives at Labonon.
Miss Lucy is one Of Clemson's brightest
young ladies and Is a. always ready 70 greet the
coming Of the Press and Banner with happy
smile. NJ it=g ' .r.. r. = =.
| On Tuesday night OF last week the young
lpeople enjoyed b delightful sociab le and dance
Fat ehe home Of Mr.. W. T. Magill, OF Bethel.
On last w Wednesday night mum Der OF young
folks spent q delightful evening at the home
On last Friday New YEARS. dinner was
given at The home OF Mr.. James A. Gillian in
mpliment to Messrs. George and Lamar
aiiiam who were spending their hoidays a,
the home OF Mr. David Gillian. Quite a
number OF guests were present and ali had q
most delightful time! The dining was feast
delicious refreshments were served. After
this superb com mpliment the young men re-
turned Saturday morning to resume their
stndies at Clemson College. = {. p.
After spending the Christmas holidays at
their respective homes. all the teachers on
Route No. 3 were on duty Monday ready for
roll call as we'll as schoIars.. ~
Mr. Charlie Graves and family are once
more costly fixed up in their country home
Mr.. Edwin Parker. one Of the prosperous
farmers OF the yFlatwoods, is now all smiles
over his good fortune. Santa Claus brought
him q bouncing baby boy during the holidays
and Ed win ts now the proud father OF q pigeon
pair. We congratulate him aud hope this
2, may Se year "a Of peace and plenty both for
Mr.. w. p. Hammond was also visited on
the eventSgiof the 22nd by Old Santa who lett
him y paby boy. Two baby boys left on
ronte during the Christmas holidays is
Rev. AG. Henderson accompanied by
bis two Aters Misses Sadie and Odessa,
and son .:&ard enjoy ed the Chfistnaas with
friends atIebanon. l' l.''t $ 50 a. :,
Miss Maggie Cannon and brother, OF Hodges
spent several days of last week with Misses
Lille and Mary Edwards. OF Lebanon.
= Miss Lille Edwards, one OF the pretty
young ladies OF Lebanon spent Christmas In
the city with her brother and his family Mr..
and Mrs. WI. Edwards. ,s'r, ,s,.'.5..nE 4
Sharon's f1ourishing school now has splen.
did upright piano over which Miss Mamie
Gillian will preside as musical instruetress.
The we'll IL also completed and has around II
a neat laticed house, the handiwork OF some
of the patrons. ..., -. No
Misses Elsie and Sallie Horton, two pretty
young ladies spent several days OF Christmas
with their friends Misses Lille and Bessie
Link. Z. TX. -ta.l.,s /l'Tt a.. n, :. 80 -
Mr.. Edwin Parker has phone In bis dwell
Ing which puts him in lively touch with the
outside world. Nothing like keeping abreast
|of the times. &, - gi,4,:' :. = - > '.E I.
Route No. was froze out and shut in last
Monday. Too cold to do anything encept cut
wood and make fires. -,
Christmas along route No. was bright and
happy to one and all. III. l-t