The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-07
TROY.
Troy, S. c., August, oath 1904.


Miss Fnnie :WidemaD, Due West,
is in town to see her cousin Miss An
ME Bradley.
Miss Ethel Lyon, one of Abbevilles,
pretty girls is visiting her cousin Miss
Bunnie Kennedy.
Misses Fannie Harris, and Ellen Gam
brell from Abbeville, were a couple of
pretty girls with Miss Lizzie Morrah at
Bellvue last week.
Mrs. J. F. Singleton and little daugh-
ter, Jamie Of Millen Ga. also Mrs. j..
Frank Phillips, of Columbia. are here
with their sister Mrs. J. S. Harris.
Troy High School will,not open un-
til the first Monday in Oct. The fac
ulty will be given in u next letter.
The colored Presbtery Of the South
ern Presbyterian Church meets here,
| Wednesday closing Sabbath night.
They will have 95 delegates and some
good preaching. Many of the white
people will attend these sessions.
Miss Nora Cuddy has been elected
teacher of the school at Mr.. w. P.
Widemans, and has accepted it.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Harvey two of
Long Canes estimable residents visited
kindred recently at Doruville.
Mr.. John E. Bradley, of Mccormick
bank, spent y~esterdayiin his home here.
He is an exception to the rule for his
many, excellent traits. His greetings
are always pleasant.
Cotton pick ing, fodder pulling, hay
harvesting, building &C make early ris-
ing. and a general get about" the Or
der of the day.
Preparatory, to making Railroad ave
nue. look tony, things are in q topsy-
turvy condition. A new platform has
been placed around the depot. A new
side track is being built around the oil
mill the new store of Long and Jen-
kins will soon be ready, dirt has been
broke nfor II. A. Tolberts, new store,
and Post Office both brick buildings.
We are sorry to know the condition
of Mrs. Julia Title is 40 serious,
that it is necessary to take her to the
hospital in Augusta.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Annie Bradley and Mr..
w. w. Wardlaw both of this place
on the 18th at her home. Miss Annie
is q choice young lady of superior
qualities and Mr.. Wardlaw is the; sub
~stantial manager of Troy Oil Mill. In
advance we extend congratulations.
Mr.. Alph Langley and daughter
visited relatives at Hunter last week.
Mrs. Fannie Haddon was called by
a telegram Saturday to Abbeville
by the illness of Mrs. r. NJ. Haddon.
Wyatt Aiken South Cardinals
Statesman and her choice as well came
forth from the election with 1000 ma
iority and nearing many honors that he
is worthy of. He is popular competent
and worthy of all. May he wear con-
gressional honors many years to come
Our r. F. D. riders, and readers to-
gether with a big majority of voters
will hold up his hands in his decis-
ions "All aboard for Wyatt Aiken"
Mr.. w. r. Bradley the new editor
of the Press and Banner is in town
He succeeds a noted man in Editor
Wilson. May they WELD as ready
a pen in Journalism. No more compe-
tent or worthy boys tread the soil than
w. w. and w. R. Bradley.
Misses Genia and Maggie gilbert
son left Thursday for their home in
Amity Ga. after spending a month
here with their aunt Mrs. ]. S. Bur.
nett.
A bale of new cotton was brought to
the new ginnery Saturday. They
are getting nicely equipped for the fall
season.
To the passer by our A. R. P.
church is distressing the lightning
damage tito such al extent that it will
be necessary to tear down and rebuild.
This congregation is full of energy
and they will work not letting their
left hand know what their right one
doeth.