The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
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what un,, Sees and Hears on His
Rounds in Country and in Town.
... Abbeville, S. c., Dec. 7, 1904.

what "M,, Sees and Hears on Hi'
r. Rounds In Country and in Town.
Abbevile, S. c., Dec. 7, 1904.
MARRIAGE NOTICE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy of Bellvue
have issued Invitations announcing the mar
riaee of their daughter Margaret jane TO Mr
Guilford w. Cade on Wednesday, December
H. at high noon.
ALONG ROUTE No3
Mr. John G. Evans of Clemson spent several
days OF the past week with relatives al Leoa'
Z non. ..,, 40,
phter Miss Daisy of Wetumpka, Alabam are
& Visiting relatives and friends In and aronno
Abbeville.~ Their many friends are gao 10
welcome them back TO this, tnelr FORMER
Miss Lucy Evans one OF Clemson's, most
i attractive young ladies is WISHING reiatlVeS
Last Monday was a rough day on K F. D
Carriers trayleipg all day through slush AND
mud and some of them NJ having to retrsce
about miles Of his route on account a OF DIED S,
water and floating bridge which he could no'
cross. He made his round all Inc same, IN
stead OF return Ing home.
MT. James Evans has been quite sick for
the past I. W days. but is up again and able 70
be about the house. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. McAllister were among
the visitors in the city last SATURDAY.
Mr.. j. w. Morrah and MT. BliIy DarTlco!t o.
Mount Carmel were In the city last Monday
The Schools along route No 3 were raineo
out last Monday and as we passed the schoo
house things looked very quiet.
Z Last Saturday afternoon was colo rainy apC
altogether disagreeable, but In the face OF al
this W saw one OF Sharon's faithful Stewards
out In his buggy, and as he passed we nalied
: him and asked - he was going 10 Ab6evill'
too. he replied Il am out huniing" and theh
explain ed he was looking after pastors salary.
We would judge Mr.. Schram would oe gnoo
hand at this work snd nope ne met WIN sue
cess Such work at times Is very discoufas
ing; we know from experience. Mem err
ought TO appreciate man leaving ms owl
business for this work and always meet mir
with smile. and the ready cash. such F1no
ness wouid'add little pleasure 10 the Office
Mr.. Thomas E. Wilson Of Grainridge was II
MI. C. Rains and family have moved It
the Ancrum home.
.A& IN AND AR"UND THE CITY.
Four evenings OF last week our cltizar'
by a Vaudeville Troupe, which was fine an'
indyIng from the crowded house every ever
log ii would seem our people we're highly en-
tertaiDed or"Show hungry"
- We undarstrn nd "Mobl. Page" and troup
are docketed for 4, xt week.
Mr.. George Clark is "at home" once NOR
In DR.. MiIford's drug re. George II
polite, attentive and efhcienl s. @smani sr'
has many customers and friends Who ai'
glad to see him hack at his "od stand" Give
! George q call and he VII! sho" Won ofaun
ful line of Christmas goods and Will treat yo'
~ Mr. MInshall and family now cccnry Mr.
r S. Links dwelling on Main Street
" Mr.. r. l.. D4tgan Is preparing 10 open up
pied by T. & T. NJ. Miller, under The q 81
Ethel Inn. Mr.. Darsan has many friend |
who wish for him the success he so well de |
serves. Watch for his .ad.' and you Will SCI
txp, .s s,urp ai In store for you. ReaC |
the city papers and you VIII see where you
can get the best bargains, and In going
around you will find variety OF prices OF
the same articles in the different stores |
Look about and you will be surprised.
( On last Sunday night the electric light |
went out In the Presby terlan Church, leaving
once retired aud worshipped with the Metho'
dist Congregation, who were glad 70 nave
them.
pox" in Aboeville as we journey through the
country, but when in The city don hear
much about 1t, and think 1t is about stampec
out here and Will have TO 90 10 the country
Several days Of last week Mr. Eddie Roache
managed the Bowling Alley in The absence o.
Mr., Rutledgs and his substitute Mr.. WinE
looked after the R. F. D, business along route
Mr.. Roscoe Kuox is now salesman In the
store of A. M Smith & Co., where he will be
glad to see his friends and give them the best
OF bargains.
The bottom has fallen out Of the cotton
market-how about the high price Of Tur-
keys? We think there is little room fcr
them TO have tumble.
AS for Santa Clause and his stores, we feal
trade will be somewhat curtaied. Low priceo
cotton generally gives all business q kind Of
"stand still" at least relards the movement.
OF trade but Xmas will be the same joyous
season, and money wilt be spent In The face OF
ali these things. santa will be round anc
bring enough to make the little folks happy.
The happiness of children is sunshine to th'
world aud without 1t all would be darkness
s.r OUR SICK FRIENDS.
We are glad to note the continued improve
ment of Mr George Penney, who is almost
himself again. We hope he will soon be ont
among b is friends. ;,
MT. Jimmie Lawson who has been very II
Ia now on the mend and we hope will COD
tinue to improve. His many friends nave
, been very anxious about him.
Mr.. Chapman is still improving and gettipt
on nicely and hopes soon 10 be quite wei
again.