The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-12

10 Greenvile, returning to Abbeville on
Monday. .,.... .
DR.. Lomax is here seeking rest bus his
office is crowded daily and he will have to go
to another clime If he wants rest from bis
labors.
Mrs. Gertrude Moore Taylor Of Atlanta is in
the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Mrs. l.. R. vose, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Hi OF Carlisle are
expected In the city tomorrow; Mrs. Hill
her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. James r. Latimer OF Low pdesville
spent several days Of last week in the city the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Ella Latimer.
Mrs. p. II. Sellers is off to Richmond, Va,
Mrs. F. B. Brogdon returned home last
Saturday from pleasant visit to relatives at
Mrs. W. E. Cason Of Anderson spent Sun
day In the city With homefolks.
Mr. Eddie Roche, the polite and attentive
clerk IN the city postofhce, spent day or
you all about his visit In the next issue of
this paper.
Mr.. Harry Hill of Carlisle spent last Mon
day IN the city. Come over on a flying trip
and returned in few hours time. Harry is
charmed with the little city OF Carlisle and
more particularly with the many pretty and
charming young ladies to be found there.
NEWS BUDGET ON ROUTE NO. 3.
Last Thursday We were not basking in the
sunshine OF balmy spring, but were wrapped
In our overcoat TO shield US from the stormy
wintry winds which blew the rain and sleet
In on every side. We thought If there was
surely fingered In Its lap.
A fine rain fell last Sunday along route No.
8, some bail with 1t, but no harm done.
Miss Lucy Gilbert closed a most SUCCESS
ful term other school near Mountain View
last week and returned Saturday to her
home at Lebanon.
Mr. ]. E. Evans and sister, Miss Emma of
Lebanon were among the visitors In the
Miss Georgia Mars, accompanied by her
brother Mr.. W. o. Mars OF Calhouns Mills
section were shopping In the city last Mon
Mr.. Mcdonald and sister of Calhouns Mill
were guests In the city last Monday.
Mr.. A. K. Watson of Lebanon had business
In the city last Monday.
Miss Lila Smith Of Lebanon accompanied
by Master Lester Edwards spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday very pleasantly with
MIS-: Ira a. B. capnon W7sH near na, Hodges n tho
city for several weeks under the skillful
treatment of DR.. L. T.. Hill returned TO her
home at Lebanon last Saturday much i'm
Mra. R. P. McNeIll accompanied by her
sister Miss Emma Penney OF Sharon were
guests In the city one day last week.
Miss Lillian McCanty accompanied by her
brother Robert were among the visitors in
Miss Jessie Schram In company with her
father was shopping In the city last Monday.
Mrs. Norman Cason is expected home
from Augusta hospital tomorrow. Many
friends are extremely anxious about her
extremely critical condition and sympa
thise deeply with the family in tneir an1i-
ETY. and trouble.
SAD ACCIDENT.
On last Thursday night Mr.. Rennie Cade
was drowned at the new bridge ferry while
trying to foru and swim Savannah river.
Mr.. Cade was the son of Mr.. Sam Csde
and was about 25 years OF age, and his un-
timely death is deeply regretted by large
circle of relatives and friends. The river
has been watched day and night and every
effort made to recover his body, but up to
this writing all efforts have failed.