The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-18
EAST END.
What "M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds I'm Country and In Town.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

| ..- IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Fore and Miss Vivian
Caldwell OF Greenville spent Saturday and
Sunday IN the city, guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
We are glad 10 hear Prof. L. w. Dick has
purchased a home In Abbevllle, and are glad
TO number him and his family among our
citizens. Abbeville needs many more such
We are glad to report Capt. Johnson's little
children better, and hope they will soon be
restored to health. .... .. r
A friend asked US last Monday, "howis Mr..
John Harris ?" We told hum he was better
and getting on nicely, to which he replied,
that proves the Presby teTian doctrine, the
Lord has work yet for him TO do, tell him
to find it out and 60 at It with WILL" This
is we believe good doctrine, for when our
work L. ended here, we are no longer needed
on earth, and must hearken TO the sum.
mons. .s.. .-.s. o. s. -. ..-.- J., BE-.
Mr.. Tilden Lomax has received the appoint
mept OF r. F. D. Carrier on route No. 8, Vice
Mr.. Eddie Roche resigned, having again ao-
Mr.. Lomax in the last examination lack ed
only point or two of making 100 per cent,
and being the highest OF course received the
appointmen The patrons will have good
and faithful carrier in Mr.. Lomax, even as
they bad in Mr.. Roche.
Mr.. Walter WInn, the substitute. will serve
until the first of February, when Mr.. Lomax
will enter upon bis duties as carrier.
last Sunday saying her mother Mrs Vose
with Mr.. Harry Hill had been thrown from
buggy In runaway scrape, Mrs. Vose being
she S
they ere only slight. Mrs. Mcdonald left on
the five o'clock train Sunday afternoon and
is now with her mother at Carlisle.
Mr. q. r. Fuller returned last Sunday from
q short trip to Atlanta.
Miss Winton Taggart ACCOMPANIED by Mr..
Joe Hughes left last week for Davisboro to
attend the marriage OF her cousin Miss Hol-
combe. b. s', ri
Invitations are out announcing the mar.
riage Of Mr.. George Klugh OF this city 70 Miss
Lille May Turner, ofNinety Six, on the 25th
OF January at the home Of the bride.
The friends OF Rev. @. p. Carter will be
pleased to know that himself and family are
com fortably fixed up in their new home on
the East Chester Circuit, where they were
met by members OF his congregation and es.
assembled and were in waiting with a warm
reception and big dinner, and lRrder filled
with good things: We hope brother Carriers
labors among these good people VIII be
prove blessing 70 them, and they 10 him.
- ALONG ROUTE NOS.
Mrs. g. n. Wardlaw OF Bethel is critically
Columbia is. with her. Many friends hope
and pray for her recovery.
Rev. L. w. Brown of Leba6on spent several
days OF last week very pleasant tly with his
Through the indefatigable energy of the
ladies Of the Presbyterian congregation Of
Lebanon their church, has been nicely cover
ed and put In good repair, 80 much for the
enterprise of the ladies.
Mr.. W. d. Wilson visited homefolks at
Grainridge last Monday. a. NIX.
Mai. Arthur Parker is furnishing some Of
our city folks with lot OF fine slower and
peavine hay. ~. I"
Misses Belle and Rookie Mckinzle were
guests in the city last Monday. .
Mr.. 8. l.. Wilson of Grainridge spent last
Monday In the city.
Gillian Brothers are building q splendid
new barn which already has the appearance
Of big livery stable.