The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-10-18
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hANl hNDs
What I'M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds In Country aud in Town.
NEWS ON ROUTE NO. s.
QUIET CHURCH MARRIAGE.
On last Sunday October 10th, Mr.. Lindsay
Link and Miss Maggie Stevenson were united
In marriage At Little Mountain church i'm
mediasely sfter the, ihe morning services. Rev
Of the marriage large number OF friends Of
the contracting parties were present.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
the home OF the bride where q splendid din
ner awaited them.
On Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Link
left for the home Of the groom near Abbe.
Vile.
The bride is from one OF the old and
highly respected familiea OF Abbeville county
aDd 10 q charming young lBdy enjoying the
friendship Of a large circle Of friends, who
wish for her every happiness.
Ths groom 10 the yOungeat Rou OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. C. Link and one ofAbbe vile :oounty' Z
prosperous young farmers, having the esteem
and good will OF all who know him, also
hosts OF friends Who tender sincere congratu.
lafions and best wishes for him and bis
lovely bride. May long life and great pros
perity be theirs Is the wish OF all.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
All the white schools along route No. are
being In their respective places last Monday
morning. Miss Minnie Greene . highly &C.
complished and cultured young lady IL
principal Of Lebanon school. The Flatwood
Will be In charge OF Miss Black we'll OF Due
West, whose ability as q teacher 10 too we'll
known TO require any com mpliment from our
pen-that she 10 from Due West 10 quite
1-h lS& hAa a a
10 the accom- pllahed and we'll known teacher
OF Fern Hill school. her ability as q teacher
10 too well known to be oueRtioned
Prof. w. /. Herbert Of Newberiy 10 princi-
pal OF Sharon high school assisted by Miss
Lillian Power OF Abbeville. Prof Herbert
comes with tho highest and best stimonials.
Mlss Power 10 an accomplished yonng lady
and 10 we'll known 90 . teacher OF merit
having always been eminensly successful In
Prof. Herbert 10 still sick and Is yet unable
10 take charge, but has q fair and cultured
represen tstlve in the person OF BIS sister
Miss Mary Herbert.
graduated upon their good luck In securing
teachers, ali of whom are graduates OF nrst
GLASS colleges.
ICE. CREAM FEsT1vAL AND OYSTER SUPPER.
VIII be givon on Tuesday evening. October
the Nth ~ the home of Mrs. Burt Evans OF
Lebanon under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Aid , Society for tho S. bsnen1 Of the PPrssDy.e.
tend, help along q good cause and have q
Rev. L. W. Brown left last Monday 70
attend Synod now convened at Rock Hill.
representa- of Lebanon Church.
Mrs.: N. 9; Parker IL visiting relatives and
Mr. and ba.s Mr., E5s GspnoD on. scent .'t ss1:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Mstts spsn. last Sunday
With their friends Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Nc
Neill ofLebanon.
but under the care OF DR.. Nsnffer and good
nursing bis friends hope he Will soon be oil
Kiss Rookie Mckenzie il spending awhile
In the city With her sisters Mrs. johnson
Hr. ]. j. Link il now preparing 10 make
some Of that ine syrup from his ribbon
cane"
SUGGESTION FOR BUSINESS MEN.
For tho CON vienisnoe and Information of
all interested We give list Of the rural car.
riers nom Abbeyillc and the number OF
their respective routes
Andrew J. Penney MOL
Eugene Hc4illAn NO.2
VT. Mcdonald Nos
W. e. Penney MOI
Tiiden Lomax Nos
The business men OF Abbeville are, or
should be pretty. well scqn.inted with the
they will direct their letters +. +. D. No.
giving route) their letters will DO delivered
promptly. And when writing 10 oolored
persons always give No. OF route and the
they they work and you may be sure w viii md
that many letters are marked ar. r. D."
whom parties are not on any Of the routes,
The carriers and postmaster know every
white person on the rural routes, but the
other class are migratory, like The nea you
think You have: your finger on him, but
md he 10 somewhere else.
the city with her sister Mrs. shehee.
The farmers are gathering In their corn
crops and ON the last pick ing OF their cotton.
They are waiting for rain TO SOW grain.
vine hay has been saved dispite the dry
weather.
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
Amt those windows in the Kerr Furni.
turs store "whoppsrs." They are IN .! lsst.
and ans onss soI.S they ars' making . handsome
Mr. Allen Long received severe and pain.
ful injuries at his ginnery last Saturday,
having one of bis hands terribly laosrated by
the gin making amputRtion OF several I'm.
Mr.. q. ". Sytan was out last Sunday a,
public worship In the Methodist church and
was most kindly greeted BY largo number
OF the oongregation: who Were delighted to
Rev. ]. R. Carlile P. e. preached . fne ser
mon In the Methodist church; at the oonclu.
sion Of the services tho 4th quarterly confer
which % the s. 8. supsrintsndenI stewards,
trustees and secretaries were elected for the
The pastor read written reports on the oon.
showing both TO be In good trim. superin.
tendent Graydon made few timely remarks
about the Sunday School, and said II was
doing we'll with the exception Of . lack OF
members, be himself felt the responsibility
resting upon him. and was doing all he
could Tor the interests OF the School.
We know exactly how MIR. traydon feels,
His hands should be- held up, and no .. least
should have encouragement nom the parents
who should at least visit the School OCCASION.
ally and see how we'll their children behave
II nothing else. See who are teaching them,
and how the school 10 managed. AZ this 10 the
most i'm port tRnt train Ing they will ever have
and should be looked alter above everything
else.
MOVING AROUND.
Mr.. r. II. Cochran and family expect to
move in the Miller house recently vacated BY
Mr.. G.. II. Moore.
Mr.. Richard Sondley will move into his
new home this week. His neighbors wel-
come him TO the historic hill.
Mrs. Latimer and family have moved to
the Robertson home on upper main street
where they have rented rooms
Miss Alma Gambrell, Of Bolton, spent
several days ofthe past week with homefolks.
Miss Alma Is ono Of Abbevilles popular
young ladies and always receives q warm
welcome from her many friends.
Mr.. w. E. Csaon spent Sunday In the city
with his family.