The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds in Country and in Town.

What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds In Country and in Town.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs ON ROUTE NO. 8.
Miss Mary Sherard OF Iva s. c. spent
day or 80 OF last week with her aunt Mrs.
Maggie Sherard OF Lebanon, and several
days in the city with her aunt Mrs. W. G.
Sherard. returning to her home the latter
Miss Carrie Dixon OF Georgia is visiting
relatives In the Lebanon section, will be the
guest part of this week OF Mr.. ]. Il. Thornton
and family.
Miss Agnes Adams Of Laurens is visiting
her school mate Miss Annie Mary Evans OF
Lebanon. -,
The yonng people OF Lebanon LEFT yester.
for several days outing at Milwood.
Miss Nellie Watson ia spending q while
with relatives and friends at Antreville.
Mrs. McCaslan OF Saluca spent the past
week With her sister Mrs. w. @. Mcneil OF
Lebanon. returning to her home last Mon
day. - 49, ...
MASTERY. W." the handsome little son
OF Mr.. Frank Wilson Of Watts is visiting
relatives In the fatwoods. a.
last Monday after spending several weeks
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last Sunday night by Rev. P. B. Wells at
the Methodist parsonage in this city.
The marriage OF this couple having q
little runaway episode" in the program
friends Of the bride, but as tits all over tits
hoped the parents will receive the daughter
and son and do all in their power to make
their lives bright and happy, remembering
she wop, IT, she won't" this time she said that
little word "yes" and ment just what she
said.
MISS Smith Is q splendid young lady
O frianHa
congr atulations, and best wishes for her
future happiness. The groom is unknown
to us, but as he is the choice OF so fair q
bride will take 1t for granted he is a dne
young man worthy the congratulations Of
many friends at winning SO lovely bride.
Mrs. J. 81. Prince and pretty little children
OF Antreville spent the past week with
-omefolks Mr.. and Mrs. James Gillian of
day accompanied by her sister Miss Clara
Lee Gillian, and her niece Miss Tena Gill
liam who will spend q while with them in
their pretty countr., home. ..s..
pleasant visit to their daughter Mrs r. p.
Mcneil OF Waynesville N. G. returned home
yesterday. They were charmed with the
beautiful mountain scenery and altogether
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans Of Clemson are
visiting relatives at Lebanon.
The first bolls OF open cotton presented on
route we're , By BY HyNH,,; MI j.. J; Link Ang. LIST.
Fine rain Monday afternoon revived and
refreshed dropping crops doing much good.
The crops for the past week show q de-
cided change for the worse. Cotton is she'd
ding leaves and squares, and looks badly.
Corn has fired up to the ear, making fodder
pulling necessary. All other crops look
equally bad owing to the extreme hot dry
weather. We think II the Cotton Bulls''
they look just now down in "Dlxie" they
would certainly give the market "boost'
upward; however yer, II only half crop is raised
and the PRICE doubled do a3 s everything will work
We are glad TO see the farmers are inter.
ested In the Warehouse system purchasing
a large percentage OF the shares Of the
Warehouse In this city, this fact proves the
termination TO manage their own business
this Ia as 1t ever should have been. II every
farmer would fall into line, helping in this
great and mighty upheaval, remembering
In unity there's strength, they can and will
become one OF the mighliest business unions
OF the world for in their success depends
ssgey ths prosperity q all other in
This Is day OF revelation" for In the
Weakening up of the government cotton
report. The Tobacco statistics and the
wheat reports. And last but not least the
great Insurance Companies OF the United
States are 10 be probed and sifted from top
10 bottom, which is only the beginning Of
great and much needed work looking 10 the
LSreSLS Ol Tue people al EOn6 ana aOrOaQ.
Let the good work 60 on until all things
are set straight and placed upon a firm
basis.
Mrs. W. D. Wilson, Master Francis and
day OF last week with Mrs. John Wilson at
Glendale.
Messrs. Wallace Harris and Phillip Cromer
attended the house party given by Miss
Francis Morrah al Mt. Carmel and report
NJ ost delightful time.
Farmers should own and control their own
warehouses IN every city and Town. They
could also organize their Mutual Insurance
companies both life and dre. out OF their own
ranks. The people Of the South should man.
age and carry their own Insurance instead OF
sending their money North, East, and West.
Our people are capable and could by these
nutual and fraternal associations have their
business at home and in their own hands, be-
sides save millions OF dollars TO cur South
land.
WITHIN AND THROUGH THE CITY GATES
Miss Kate Marshall and Master Calhoun
Cason returned last Monday from a pleasant
stay with friends In Atlanta.
Miss Josie Lyon the popular and efficient
lady clei * IN the City Post ONCE is now en-
Miss Antoinette Hammond is spending
awhile with her friend Miss Talula Crowther
al her pretty country home near Antreyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lam bert Caldwell after de-
lightfuI stay. with relatives in GreenviIIe,
were expected home yesterday.
Hon. and Mrs. f. B. Gary and their BRIGHT
little son Frank returned last week! after a
delig hliul stay at Harris Lithia Springs,
Mro. A. E. Taylor after a pleasant and pro-
tracted stay with homefolks in the city, left
last Saturday Tor her home in Salisbury N.
c. Her mother, Mrs. &. II. Moore, accornpa-
MED her az far as ronnalds wnere abe stop
ped over 10 spend week with relatives and
friends
The choir in the Methodist Church took q
back seat last Sunday owing 10 the absence
OF the organlst. No music, no choir, but in
the dilsma brother Hammond raised the
tunes, and the congregation Joined in Justify,
and gave US sample OF the old time congre-
gatlonal singing that used 10 bs in the good
old times long gone by, but never TO- be for.
gotten.
Rev. P. B. Wells as usual preached a good
practical and forcerul sermon showing that
man could not be saved by his own works,
no matter how good and how faithfully he
Kept the commandments, If he trusted In
these alone he would never see the face of his
Lord. Purity Of heart and faith in Christ to-
gether with good works are the means reQui-
site and essential to the salvation OF u fallen
and sinful race.
At the conclusion OF the morning services
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper was ad-
ministered, the congregation remaining
quietly during the solemn occasion.
Gan q To.n, r..