The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-30

| with relatives near Due West returned home
Rev. r B. Wells the beloved pastor of the
NJ. e. Church OF this city is now epjoyip his
vacation In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cochran we're visiting
their daughter Mrs. NJ. B. Syfan last Mon
day.
Mrs. G. v. Hammond tripped and fell down
the front steps Of her dwelling last week
breaking her left arm.
Mrs. Anderson, OF Anderson county spent
several days OF last week with her parents,
Capt and Mrs. g N. Williams at their pretty
home on Secession hill.
Miss Bessie Murray returned last week
from protracted and most delightful stay
with friends and relatives in Atlanta and
Athens Georgia.
Mr.. AyersbieId sassard after several week g
stay in the city left yesterday for his home
Miss Mary Syfan was Unexpectedly cal ed
home last Sunday from Greenwood on ac-
count Of the accident to her father.
Mr.. w. C. DuPre Is quite sick at this writ
ing, but tis hoped he Will soon be up ana at
Miss Winton Parks Is kindly assisting her
friend Mrs. G. w. Sy fan In this her hour OF
trouble. IA friend in need is friend In
Mrs. M. B. syfan, of Fort Plckens. spent
several days OF the past week most pleasantly
with her aunt Mrs. Niokels OF Due West.
The many friends OF Col. j. 7. Robertson
wish for him an early recovery and hope
many bright ears OF pleasure and happiness
are yet in store for him.
Have you seen and read G. A. Miltord's
Journalf 1t is neatly COTTON up, and neWsy
paper. DR.. Milford ia one OF the progressive
and live "drugmen" OF the city. His store is
always kept as neat as pin and polite and
attentive salesmen always ready TO serve
you,
GOOD NEWS FOR THE r. + D. BOYS.
BY order OF the Post Master General at
Washington the carriers In the r. F. ID. SCR
vice will have the following days as their
4th ofJuly, September lst Labor day, Thankt-
giving day In November. January La, New
Years day, February % Washngtons birth
max ing six days during the year the r, +, D.
Boys will have rest from their daily rounds.
Next Friday the lat of September Will be
Labor day and we will be of, but will honor
our pa irons with call on Saturday.
NEWS BUDGET on ROUTE No. 8.
Mr.. James Wilson of Piedmont has been
visiting friends and relatives along route No.
s, all OF whom were glad to see him.
Capt. George D. Redd IL now visiting bis
family In the Sharon neig ghborhood.
Miss Lucy Chestham en- ntertained last Wed
nesday evening in honor OF her charming
guests Misses Maud and Mae Thompson Of
Columbia,
The home was artistioaly and beautifully
decorated with FERNS palms and pot plants.
About eighty guests were present.
Refreshing Ices were served at the close Of
the evening.
Miss Lucia Is a charming hostess and en-
tertained her goests In most delightful
manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Woodhurst had very
pleasant meetipg Of their grand children and
their parents last Thursday afternoon.
Twenty-eight grand children were like olive
plants round about I he table and romped and
played In innocent pleasure rejoicing the
hearts and adding fresh strength to the life
Of their aged and honored grand parents.
Twenty-elght grand children fourteen boys
and fourteen girls bright and happy, hale aud
hearty. Who can beat the record.
Miss Mary Mcmillan Of Abbey!Ile spent
sst week with her kiusfolk Mr.. and Mrs. a.
j. Woodhurst
Misses Sallie and Jennie Woodburst were
among the visitors TO the city last Friday.
Rev. l.. w. Brown Of Lebanon assisted by
Rev. Bradley Of Cross Hill conducted several
days meeting last week at Hopewe1.
Miss Maggie Link, OF Bethi la nelghborhood
accompanied by her brother Luther spent lasi
Sunday night and Monday with their rols.
tives Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Link.
Messrs. 8. q. and Lindsay Link with Mr.. A.
X. ;son took In the excurssGA last Mon
day.
PICNIC AT LITTLE MOUNTAIN,
On next Saturday there will he n piopic at
this picturesque place. Every body is invited
to come and bring plenty Of dinner for your
time.