The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-25
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Rounds in Country aud in Town.
.Abbeville, Jan. %, 1905.
AROUND RoUTE NO. 3.

Rounds in Country aud in Town.
.Abbeville, Jan. 25, 1906.
AROUND ROUTE MOB.
d.. W. E. Link of wellington was visiting
| relatives in the Flatwnods last Monday, his
visit was more especially TO bis sister Mrs;
Jane McGaw who has been sick for several
weeks, but Is better at This writing.
Mrs. Walter Wilson of Lebanon Is again In
the city under the treatment of DR.. L. l.. Hill.
Annie left Yesterday for High Springs. Fla,
where they will spend some time Win
relatives.
Mrs. ]. H Mcneil OF Sharon has been quite
sick, but is now a little better.
MI. Scbram and daughter Miss Jessie were
among the visitors in the city last Monday.
Mr.. j J. Edwards OF Sharon Is building
another room to his cottage.
MI. John Able Is building q large and con-
veniently arranged barn and stable. .
Mr. W. B. Wilson Is building several tenant
houses on bis plantation.
Nh. Lamar Link is opthe wing, having left
the employ OF Mr.. John a. Wilson, al
Glendale farm. Mr.. George Wilson Will TAX
his place the present year, Mr.: LlnK ID
thinking of going to the Land OF Flowers" to
seek bis fortune. We wish him good luck
working and worthy young man. ~,
The ladies of Lebanon were out In ful'
force one day last week repovatlng the Inside
Of their church, they believe the saying
"cleanliness IL next TO godlIness" and have
put their house of worship In order. ,
A handsome young man from route NO 5
went to see his best girl last week, but found
her absent on his arrival. SO he did The next
best thing, devoted, his time and attention 10
the mother. There's nothing like getting on
the good side of the mother II you wan the
daughter, this is the inside track, and he Will
be sure 70 win by his adroit manoeverlng.
ALL,ARoUND H CITY,
Mr.. Rob Hill oil Carlisle spent last Sunday
In the city with homefolks. ,
Mr.. John Harris Is rapidly improving. ana
his son and daughter who have been kept al
nome on account OF his illness have returned
10 their respective colleges in Charleston AND
Sp~artanburg. -
anXiously ipquiripg about her condition,
| and we are pleased 10 state she IL doing as
we'll as could be expected, still suffering q
great deal, but hopes soon 10 De able 10 return
to her home in Abbeville. Mrs. Mcdonald
her daughter, is still with her and Will re-
main until her mother is able To return home.
IF you read the Abbeville papers you VIII
not be at q loss where oI 10 g go TO nns a aasE noW
having their clearance sales" 10 make room
for their spring stock. At these sales many
goods go at a sacrifice. Watch the papers and
bargains china store is creating as great q
sensation through the country as the "gooo
roads'' movement. His locals, show Windows
III The efi Perrin Clothing Company are now
offering rare bargains In the clothing line.
Call and see them when IN the CITY;
C. w. Kendall ia ready for 81. Valeptine's
day. Look at. his windows and you Will De
convinced.
DEATH OF r G. n. wARDLAW.
Mrs. Callia Wardlaw, beloved wife OF Mr..
George Il. Wardlaw, died at his home at
Bethel last Thursday night. January 10, lsco,
about 8 o'clock. . $500
THE funeral services were conducted by her
pastor Rev. Boulware and interment made IN
Sharon cemetery.
The deceased wasa most estimabie ChTlstian
woman, having the love and esteem OF all
who kpew her. She was an adectlonate and
devoted mother. q faithful wife, r. good
ne,gbbor and a true and sincere friend. .
she was a member OF Bethel charch ana
was always ready and willing to do her part
In any and every good WORK looking TO lhe.
interest OF her church.
Her work on earth Is finished nnd sba mas
now entered into eternal r. st in the beautiful
home of the soul, where with loved ones gone
before she is supremely happy. This family
nave been sorely afflicted OF late. just q little
over two months ago the eldest son was
taken, and now the mother; ills hard put
God knows best, end we pray that He VIII
sanctify the deep affections through which
the bereaved ones are now passing 10 their
eternal good. A husband, four children, Two
sisters and one brother survive her, and are
now bowed In deepest grief In which they
have the sympathy Of hosts OF friends.