The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-08-03
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Rounds in Country and in Town.
Abbeville. s. G, August 8, 1901.


BARBECUE \ ICN AT LBANoN FRIDAY
9TH, INST.
On next Friday the annual barbecue and
picnic OF Camp M Owenw will be given NJ
Lebanon. Every body, candidates, young
folks and old folks, Little. folks aud big folks
and especially the "Old Vets" and members
OF Camp Owen. If every one Will bring a
l"well filled" basket, this a. usual Will be a
most delightful occasion, and a grand success
Let the young ladies take nice baskets
filled with ''goodies" enough for themselves
and for two or three Of their sweet hearts
the number of their own family, and this
supplemented with nice barbacued meatf
will give every body plenty.
Remember II great many young men, and
bows attend picnlcs who never carry any
bask els. SO the young ladies must look after
these. We think the Ladies Aid Society o.
the Presbyterian church will have refresh
Ements, ices, cakes elc. 50 90 prepared |.
on the good side OF the ladies and You viii
get the otes OF husbands and sons sure.
OUTING AT WILDWOOD.
Quite a number Of ladies and gentlemen
from Sharon neighborhood and a few frit nds
from Abbeville left yesterday (Tuesday) for q
| weeks outing at Wildwood ON the banks o.
the rolling Savannah. This is a Jolly crowd
| and we anticipate, and wish for them a de
lightful trip, and sale return.
VISITORS, AND OTHER NEWS on
ROUTE nos.
Misses Maggie and Lille Hinton two
charming young ladies Of Greenwood spent
several days Of the past week with lheil
cousins Misses Mary and Lille Edwards a
Lebanon.
Miss Carry Haddon Of Due West spent las,
week With her friend Miss Isabel Evans o.
Lebanon.
| Wilson brothers af Grainridge. headed the
fatwoods list for the Camp Owen barbecue
| with a fine mutton. II every Que will acl
with the same generous spirit success vii
crown the efforts Of those soliciting subscrip'
tons. Every one cant give a whole sheep
but all can do their part.
Mr.. Edwin Parker had business at MtCar
| mel last Monday.
Maj. Parker spent last Monday with friends
Mr.. j. r. Edwards is the proud father Of s
bright little baby girl who came to his fiat.
woods home last Friday the 29th July.
Miss jamie Pennal Of Abbev!Ile, is the
guest OF her cousin Miss Rosa Knox, anG
| will go with the picnicers TO Wildwood.
The Press end Banner ia now "Visiting'
| every home or route Nos
Miss Mary Wilson accompanied by her
brother Mir. T. Z. Wilson was visitors TO the
| city last Saturday.
The Misses league two charming young
| ladies OF Newberry are visiting friends OIL
| Route No. and will go on the Wildwood out
Mr.. John II. Penney OF sharon has the
most beautiful liberia Peaches we have ever
seen-they are as pretty as a picture and de-
lightiul TO the taste. We have received Sc
veral baskets, and know whereof we speak
We are glad when fruit time comes round
for then we fare nicely every day, with
enough carried over for Sunday.
Lebanon and Mt Carmel team crossed bats
last Friday on the Mt Carmel diamond; both
| teams played their best but the boys OF tht
Valley town, did up the Lebanon boys In
style, which OF course was a victory indeed
as the Lebanon team is hard to down.
| Fine rains still continue along Route No. 8
| and as one of our friends said land he Is very
deaf can hear the crops growing"
MI. w. Z. Bell Of Georgetown is home for 8
| short respite, and was visiting relatives and
friends on Route No. 8. last week.
MIR. Jim Wilson of Piedmont is the guest
Of his brother Mr.. j. B. Wilson otSharon, fol
a few days.
WAY BACK IN THE SIXTIES.
Through the kindness of a lady friend or
route 3, we hand in for publication this week
a list of Capt James NJ. PERKINS, Company
the "McDuffie Rifles" which, will be read
will interest by many OF the readers OF the
Press and Banner, and should be kept on hle
In the home Of every one interested. Bul
few now live who could give the list, as the
crater part, or number have crossed over the
river and have Joined that graet army tha'
no man can number.
Mrs. &. A. Garnet and children are guests Of
friends and relatives In the Sharon neigh
borhood.
Mr.. Calhoun Marshall was visiting friends
last week on his old stamping ground along
Route No. 3, which he met with a hearty
welcome from every one, especially from the
old plantation darkies
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
Hon. w. H. Parker has just returned from
a delightful stay with relatives and friends
In Greenville.
MIR. c. P. Hammond of Spartanburg with
two OF his children Charlie and Alleen are
guests in the city for a few days.
Miss Runett Turner has Just returned from
a delightful visit to friends in Georgia.
Miss Antoipelte Hammond is home again
after a most delightful stay OF several weeks
among friends III and around AntreVille.
Miss Vivian Caldwell after q pleasant stay
In the city as the guest of Mrs. Lambert
Caldwell returned yesterday 10 her home in
the Mountain City.
Mr.. E. C. Page representing the Columbia
State is in the city for several DAYS. He was
hustling among the beople last Monday ana
was also getting In touon with the Il. F. ID.
boys and seems quite anxious that his paper
should be In every home on all the routes, az
well as 10 the city.
Rev. P. b. Wells expects TO leave next
week on q two weeks vacation. lie Will
visit Charleston and several Northern cities
ere he returns. His congregation wish for
him q pleasant trip and sale return.
Mrs. Gertrude Moore Taylor and babe OF
Salisbury n. G. are in the city the guests OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Moore. Many
friends are glad To see Mrs. Taylor back in
ner girlhood home.
Miss Ellen Gambrell and Miss Mamie
Seal two OF the popular sales ladies Of the
firm OF. r. NJ. Haddon d Co, are now enjoy
Ing a few weeks vacation
Miss Corrie Killipgsworth Is home again
after q pleasant visit TO relatives in Georgtn.
She is at her place In the store of II. NJ. Had