The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-07
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What "M" Sees and Hears On BIS
Rounds in Country and In Town.
Abbeville, SC, Sept. 6, 1904.

ALONG ROUTE 8.
Mr.. John Il. Penney left last week for the
highlands OF North Carolina. where he Will
spend the month ofSeptember.
Miss Annie Clark one OF Abbeville's pretty
young ladies' IL visiting relatives and friends
in the Sharon neighborhood.
Lebanon's base ball team plapeo the factory
team on the Abbeville dlamond Saturday and
at the close OF the game the scrore stood II 10
l in favor of Lebanon.
Miss Susie Johnson of Chester is the charm
ing guest OF her friends. Misses Maggie END
Anuie Evans Of Lebanon
| Rev. J. +. McKinnon spent several days OF
the past week visiting friends at Lebanon.
Mrs. w. &. Sherrard OF the city spent SatuT.
day and Sunday at Lebanon with Mrs. Mag.
Mrs. Robert Sherard Of Iva, afIer spending
the past week as guest OF Mrs. Maggie Sher-
ard Of Lebanon Is now spending a few a Few
days in the city ere she returns home. the
guest of Mrs. w. C. Sherard.
: There will be a Lawn Party tomorrow Gv-
ening evening Thursday at the home OF MI.
Misses Eloise and sallfe Horton, two OF
Bellvus's prettiest young ladies will attend
the lawn party and will be the guests OF
Misses Lille and Bessie Link. These young
ladies are accomplished musicians and Will
add greatly 10 the pleasure OF the evenings.
Miss Lillian Power who has been teaching
a music class at Sharon the past month I'm.
ished last Saturday and returned 10 her nome
IN Du6 w 0BG.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Graves spent last Mon
day In the city the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. ]. r. Thornton o how TO take care
OF the +. +. d. carrier In time OF q STORM. He
gives them shelter, both man and beast. We
are under obligations to him for his Kindness
Monday.
The many friends Of Mr.. Lamar Link were
glad to see him up last Wednesday after a
weeks illness.
MIR. Marion Link, the lucky candidate 80
far is h~ustling to come out ahead IN The race.
PERSONAL MENTION.
bon. Wyatt Aiken came to the city last
Monday and was the recipient OF many con.
CALCULATIONS from his friends on the splendld
vote ne relieved.
Hon. ]. Fraser Lyon was perhaps the young
est CANDIDATE IN the field, yet recldved a
larger vote than any Of his opponent T., running
in way ahead on the first round. He should
feel justly proud OF the highly com Elementary
vote given him by the people Of his native
country.
Clerk, Perrin and Sheriff, Lyon are also
subjects OF congradulation, having each re-
cieved a tremendous vote, showing the ex:
preston OF the people as 70 their faithful and
efficient services. Numbers OF candidates were
%1attered by the fine vote relieved.
Hon. ]. Walter Doar, OF Georgetown. re-
ceived the largest vote OF any Canldate with
opposition In the county, and was reelected
by an overwhelming majority TO the House OF
Representatives. His ADbeyille friends con.
graduate him upon the flattering' vote no re-
ceived.
Miss Lizzie Penny returned last Monday
from a pleasant mountain trip Of several
weeks.
Miss Ada Penny, OF Columbia, spent the
past week with her cousins. Misses Annie and
Lizzie Penny OF Abbeville.
Mr.. Lambert Csld we'll is now Will l.. w.
White where he will be pleased to see his
many friends and serve them With the best of
bargains.
Mr.. W. J,Rryson. after a pleasant stay with
hnma f01Hp'Qf GaohIQra N e. r6tnrnpd last
Mrs. g. b. Fuller, after q delightful visit to
friends in Georgia returned home last week.
Hon. j. r. Blake has just returned from the
Hot Springs Of Arkansas, much improved In
health, besides, having a fine trip.
Mrs. Joe Wilson and Miss Pleyna Seals re-
turned last week after a pleasant stay at
Glenn Springs.
The many friends of Mrs. R.. M. Haddon
will be panied to learn of her extreme illness,
but hope she will yet be restored TO health.
The 1.-TWO little girls In blue" was rendered
In the Opera House last Thursday evening to
a large and highly appreciative audience. =
DEATH OF SLOAN sPRoUsE.
Sloan, the youngest son Of Mr.. John Sprouse
died al the home Of his parents near this city
last Saturday morning, after an illness oil
several weeks.
Sloan was about five years old and was the
baby boy, and being q bright little fellow was
not only the pet, but the SUNSHINE of the home.
His little voice 30 sweet is forever hushed on
earth, but Ia now "singing with the Angels"
In the bright beautiful home OF the soul.
laid 10 rest In the Silent City Of the Dead, to
await the Resurrection morn.
The bereaved family have the sympathy OF
many friends.