The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-20
EAST END.
What "Mo Sees and Hears ON His
Rounds I'm Country and In Town.
.. Co.. M ,onr


- . Sept 20. 1905.
Remember next Saturday the 23rd is the
bring ri the children and enjoy the many won
dsrful sights and those who can't 60 10 the
circus under the tent. can stand Oh the out
side and look ct the animals and witness the
Something 70, think about for long time TO
come. All work, work, work makes life
vesrisome, and makes us sometlnnes almost
and have q little pleasure one day In the year.
Mr. Arthur Syfan while passing over the
road enroute for Atlanta stopped over in the
city .st saSn win IL fs,ns as on oey
hopes soon 10 be up and ont smonG his many
The handsome dwelling OF Mr.. Hampton
Jones In looming up already making quite a
The little son Of Mr.. Lewis Jackson who
was 20 severely injured by cow 10 getting On
very nicely, having awake last Friday, tocon.
Rev. p. B. Wells after q pleasant trip North
? 10 home again 10 the delight OF his oongreea-
tIon as well az bis host OF friends everywhere.
IL cents a. the minimum price ior cotton, but
Notwithstanding the compact that shall bring
about q realisation NJ this their brightest an
ticipations many art selling at figures now
and auile another to get it. However there is
no reason why they should not make and get
q fair price III cents) for their cotton. as we'll
- for any other oomnodity iai,ed on % the larn 2,
About rs per cent of the cotton Drops on
Route No. s are now open and will soon be
Some farmers tell ns they have nearly finish-
cd already. Dry weather continues and no
ploughing 10 being done, no grain can be
sown and turnips that have been planted
Mr.. J. g. Cochran and family moved yester-
day to the Bruce house, we welcome them
Abbevilie's Graded School opened last Mon
S day with Prot. l.. w. Dick principal and his
full corps Of teachers all in their places aud
ready for work. This is fourishing school
and we'll equipped and large attends7ce is
Mr. ]. T. Hester from the Savannah side
was In the city last Mondsy.
NEWS BUDGET ON ROUTE no 8.
Miss Sarah Evans Of Lebanon left last week
for Chicora College IN Greenville;
k MIR. VIII John Evans returned last week to
hie studies at Clemson. g..
5 Tho Toe cream festival last Thursday even
standing the cool evening Twenty-seven
dollars were the receipts and every one had
most enjoyable time.
Miss Little Link accompanied by her broth
Or Nj. Benet Link were among the 'guests In
Miss Jessie Schram and Mrs. Josephine
& Graves, tpo OF shsron's pretty ladies were
aOong the welcomed visitors In the city last
Misses Nellie and Louise Watson returned
yesterday to Winthrop College at Rock Hill.
DR.. w. E. Link and brother, N. J. Link
spent last Mondsy with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rev. r. B. Wells OF Abbevilie win preach
next sundsy afternoon at Sharon church at
Gillian Bros. have put In bran new plat
form scales at their ginpery.
Mr.. Thomas McNel'l wac In the city last
Monday storing cotton thereby doing his part
the price is sure 70 come. The production
will never be equal to the worlds supply and
demand. not this season sure.
Mr. ]. g. Gilbert. OF Lebanon, accompanied
by bis SOD John B. were among the visitors to
Miss Jessie Schram OF Sharon ia spending
the week In the city with her friend Mrs.
Scott Hammond
Mrs. ". d. Edmunds and children OF Au.
gusts arrived In the city last Monday and will
spend q while with her mother, Mrs. Matte
Adams OF the Sharon section.
and ]. Il. McNeiii. three oi shsron's progress.
I've farmers were In the city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Link spent last Sunday
ID the city. guests OF the Misses Roche.
attend the Abbeville Graded High School.
She win hoard at the home OF Mi. P. B. Cheat.
ham on Upper Main Street.
MIA. +. Calvert OF Hodges was prospect
ing on Route No. Last week. II he was look
ing for q home We hope be will hnd 1t among
this good people.
Msjor Arthur Parker had business In the
city last Monday.
Several Of the young men from Route No. s
p are clerking In the stores in Abbeville and
will expect their friends to hunt them ur
when In the city.
Mrs. James Gillian and daughter. Mrs
HarkneRs, returned home last Wednesday
from pleasant stay with relatives In the An
: treville section.
When II rains, SOW crimson clover barley
oats, rye and turnipa.
Mr.. J. g. Walker was gathering his corn last
Monday, saving Il from the ravages OF stock
running at large. contrary TO the stock law