The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-08-10
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Rounds in Country and in Town.
Abbeville, 8. c., August 10, 1904.
AIRED LETTER DAY FOR LEBANON.

AbbeVille, 8. C., august III, lS4'
RED LETTER "A FOR LEBANON.
Last Friday was a Red Letter. day for
Lebanon, as the gathering at the annual pic.
MIC Of Camp Owen was all that could have
been expected, or even imagined In the
brightest anticipation OF those who worked
was ESTIMATED at 700 to 500, and all seemed
jolly and In fine spirits, having banished all
care and given themselves up to q days recre-
alton. The cordial greetings between old
soldiers and friends were exchanged with
hearty good will, and were not oy any means
I he least OF the pleasures oft he occasion.
1'he dinner both basket M barbecue was
all that could have been desired bV the most
fastidious. Stack pies 'Custard Pies fried
chicken, pound cake and everything good
Imaginable. The barbecue meat and hash
were prepared by Messrs. j. W.. Knox and
A. X: Woodhurst who certainly know their
business. Isn't that the best hash you ever
ate ? Oh isn't that hash just splendid =?
and many such CALCULATIONS Of praise were
heard on all sides.
The ladies Aid Society OF the cnurcn soio
Ice cream lemonade. and from the sale
Of which they raised S2l dollars, to be ap
piled TO repairs or their church..
In the afternoon a game OF ball was played
by Mt. Carmel and Lebanon teams. which
wound UP in favor Of Mt. Carmel team.
We believe the day was brim full OF pleas
ure for every one present and Will long be
remembered by all.
mn liz u0OeT many ODllRHGiOus 10 GV0ItO
ales and kindness shown him, and especially
for the splendid dinner banded over TO him
before the tables were spread that he might
go ON his round OF duty rejoicing and happy.
ALL AROUND No.3.
Miss Frances McNeill OF Charleston is the
charming guest OF her cousins Misses Mamie
and Clara Lee Gillian.
The outing party returned from WILDWOOD
on Saturday, and express themselves as hav.
ing q delightful time and OF course they had
plenty fresh fish II they did lave 10 buy
them.
~visitiny relatives and friends In the Bellevue
Miss Bessie Link and brother, Bennett re-
turned. last Monday from q delightful visit
Mr.. M. ]. Link with his better half we're
visiting In the upper part Of the county last
week, where Mr.. Link hopes to secure q mum.
Der of votes for his election to the oface OF
Mr.. WI. Bass returned last week from a
very pleasant visit to Charleston,
an" was heavily pounded last week wlth
With a buggy Load Of IL ME nee veg vege Mro W ana -
J McNeill. I'M" stops every time he Is ordered
to hold up In this style. Such a load"
made the good wife, and even the children
Mr.. ]. W. Knox and Mr.. Allen McCanty
have the finest melons In all that section; at
least we think so, as we have tried them.
GALA DAY FOR BETHEL.
a singing school at Bethel and II closed last
Saturday, "Childrep's day =" was observed:
The speakers were Rev. T. b. Wells ana
Whitaker Hon. w. n. Graydon,an MI. .
Hammond. 4 basket picnic was given oy
patrons and friends and the day was one long
to be remem bered by all.
The carrier had q rough day last Monday
AS the roads were heavy and sloppy ana ne
ooIx a-l ripnro fn1l IN nUAr10wtn0 81 nj "
was made to retrace part OF bis route on ao
count OF high water, but be made the entire
trip and got there all the same. some OF inc
carriers had 10 return TO the ONCE on ac'
count OF excessive high water.
ABBEv1LLE's NEWS BUDGET.
Mrs. L. D. Caldwell LEI. yesterday for a visit
TO relatives In Greenville.
Mrs. G. V. Hammond 10 of to Spartan burg
visiting her son Mr.. c. P. Hammond and
Miss Vivian Caldwell after a pleasant stay
with her brother Mr.. Lambert Caldwell, lett
last Thursday, and is now Visiting friends
MIR. 6. r.. Fuller went to Atlanta last Sun
day on business pertaining to the K. X. Com
Prof. John Clinks scales Of woford College
was in the city last Monday on his way from
Shiloh where he addressed the Sunday
School last Saturday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Killingsworth attended the
funeral services Of Mrs, Kay the mother OF
ezer Church, Anderson County. s. q. Many
friends extend sincere sympathy TO Mrs.
Killingsworth In her deep affliction.
Misses Lillian and Alma Gambrell are Vlslt
ing friends in Williamson. s: G: 80.
Mrs. George Gambrell and daughter lelt
yesterday for Kings Mountain N. c. where
she will spend some time.
Miss Allie May Power left Saturday LOT
Marshalville, N. c, 10 take charge OF her
school,,
Master Eugene DuPre Of Clemson College
s. z. Is visiting his grandmother Mrs' M. +.
DuPre.
Mrs. VIII Graydon returned from William
Miss Maggie Brooks is visiting friends In
Statesville, n. c. u
Springs of Arkansas whittier he goes for
treatment Bis many friends hope he may
return home sound and we'll.
Prof. A. M. DuPre Ia In the city spending
some time with relatives and friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill left last sunday
for Atlanta, Mr.. Hill having been called by
his employers on busipes for q few DAYS;
The Palmetto Goo d Moral Society held 1ts
Mr.. q. W. Sylan of Fort Plckens where they
were most delightfully."- entertained. Deli
cious refreshments were served and all En-
joyed the day.
BIRTHS.
At Sharon, to Mrs. R. W.Knox, a daughter.
~July-1904.
Al Abbeville' to Mrs. Claud Gambrell. a son
Mr.. Dutch Wilson and sister Miss Emma
OF White Hall, and Miss Fannie Brown or
Hunters spent one day Of last week very
pleasant ly with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. McNelll.
Miss Ada McCIain a pretty young lazy OF
Watts was the honored guest OF Miss Gussle
Ables several days Of last week.
Prof, ]. G. Harmon is visiting friends at
Sharon and Lebanon where be ia mosl cord
ially welcomed by hosts OF friends n per.
haps one " fair LADY, in parti oular