The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-10-26
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What "M'' lees and Hears on Hfs
Rounds In Country and in Town.
LOOK OUT FOR THE CIRCUS.

LOOh oOl run he
Abbeville is on a boom TO day ant every
body will be here to see. Gentry Brothers hne
show. Be on time, and don't miss the street
parade for 1t will be worth seeing. The chill
dren should by all means see their Manage.
rec IL will give them something to think about
then Is relisbed by the best Of men,. 80 lay
aside work and come to the city, and see the
great sights, two shows In one day.
MARR1AG NOTICE.
MIR. and Mrs. John H. Penney of Sharon
their daughter Ada Hazeltine to Mr..
Robert Pierce Mcneil, on Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. 2, at $50 o'clock, at home.
wILsoN-CAsoN.
Invitations have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Annie Rosa Wilson to
MIR. Norman S. CasoD, on Wednesday AFTER
noon November 2nd. at o'clock. at the homo
of the brides sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Wilson OF
this city. $50
PENNAL-EDwARDs.
Miss Lula Pennal and Mr.. James g.. Ed
wards were married last Sunday evening at
the home OF Rev. R. G.. Shive OF this city,
the presence of few relatives and friends.
The bride is a pretty and attractive young
lady and has hosts OF friends who extend
best wishes and kindest congratulations.
SAMPLE OF FINE r
An accomplished and refined young lady
on route No. 3 presented us with s or 10 ears
OF the finest corn We have seen since the
good old "antebellum" days, and she said she
had a crib filled with the same kind. Some
people think q lady can't farm. but they are
sadly mistaken, as thisy young lady manages
her own farm. raises cotton, corn aud small
grain, m hogs and poultry and drives a
one of the best farmers on route No. 3 and
from our general observation some OF the
young men would do we'll 10 profit by her
experience. >. "
This fair yonug lady is none. other than
happy In her pretty country home.
FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
Miss Bertha Morgan and her brother
Arthur, Of bearing Georgia, are expected in
the city Friday on a visit to their Aunt Mrs.
A. j. Penney.
Mrs. George Redd and Mrs. Matte Adams
were among the visitors in the city last
Monday. z
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Wilson Of Grainrfdge
were guests In the city last Friday.
TO friends and relatives in GreenviHe last Sat
urday and Is expected at her home In the
Flatwoods on Friday next.
A number OF Abbevillians will tax In the
State Fair this week. .s. -
Mrs, -Klnard is now organist at Trinity
Church Of this city.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wardlaw Of the Bethel Section sympathize
with them In their great anxiety for their son
Eugene who Is now desperately Ill and We
sincerely hope he may be spared 10 be q bles-
sing and comfort in their declining years.
Mrs. A. X. Drennon has been quite sick the
past week, but at this writing is resting
more com fortably.
Mrs. Maggie Bass who has been very sick
is now improving. .. ..
Miss Annie Thornton after q weeks illness
Is getting on nicely and hopes soon to be her
self again. .
Little Sam, the youngest son Of Mr.. R. NJ.
Hill has been quite sick for the past week,
but we are glad To say he is some better at
this writing.
Ice and frost last Sunday morning when the
"BuIls" of New York finds 1t out they should
:" push" the price of cotton. Dry weather
continue and farmers will be late In sowing
grain, but better late than never.
AWFUL ACCIDENT 1NpEATa.
On last Monday morning as Geneva one of
the daughters'of Vim. and Clara Ricnie on
Magazine hill was putting the kettle OF the
open fire plsc. and in some unknown way.
caught her clothing and before assistance
could be given she was so badly burned that
death soon ended her sutferings:. The parents
have the 81 mpathy OF many white friends.