The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-11
EAST END.
What "M, Sees and Hears on his
Rounds in Country aud in Town.
January II, 1905.
ALL ABOUT THE CITY.

ALL ABOUT THE CITY.
AMP has been suffering for more than two
weeks with d "3 headed carouncle on Luz
back OF his left hand, said carouncle Is SUI
holding It's own, We believe 1t is just a nttlt
better Ut this writing and nope soon " LAW
the use OF more than one hano.
CAPT Joe Johnson has two children aulte
sick with pn. umonia. Mrs. Mckenzie IL IL
the city with her daughter, Mrs. Johnson' u
assist in nursing the little ones 2ack te
Miss Annie Howell, after concluding hel
engagement with r. NJ. Haddon q Co, mar
been The guest OF Miss Belle daodoh ioi
pleasantly. Miss Howell left yesterday 'ol
Newberry, and ftom thence 10 her nome
In New York CITY. ,,o,
Mrs Ella Latimer Is wishing nel p,otne'
Hon. A, c. Latimer and family, OF Belton
Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs who have been board
ing with Mrs. +. j. Marshall for seVera
months, lett the city few % days & ago Oo I9a 1ol
Allendale, where Mr.. Boggs Will lahe cnaise
ofa fine school at a good salary.
Mr. John Harris is still getting on nicely
as we'll as could be expected under existlne
Mr.. Gaines hammond spent part Of Mon
day In the city on business. , -,
Col. Veazy and his friend, MIR. jackson, OF
Washington. D. G., spent last Week wee bonored IN red
guests OF Nal. Arthur Parker. they came u
the city Saturday evening and left sunday.
The Daughters Of Contederacy Will De en-
tertained TINS afternoon by Mrs. u. n. Iui-
The bsndsome new dwelling Of Capt. Joe
johnson Is looming up and will De an orha-
ment 10 tnat part Of the city when nnlsneo.
Question! What shall be done 10 aaVsnce
the price of cotton, that is the balance or the
present crop now on hand, and insure good
prices for the coming crop next season
Cut down the average about one nall, ano
organize and take definite, and lmmeulate
action 40 that the world may know the farm
ers mean business Such steps Will 90 Ihe
work for the farmers and d. IL at once. LEI
them try IL, and quit talking>so much aoou'
IL. '
WHAT WE SEE ON ROUTE NO. 8.
Hbg killing continues and 1t looks lik.
living, down on The farm. The poet sings I'D
. beautiful verse, Give ma home oy tne sea,
but We say give Us ~ home down on the
farm"
Miss Maggie Evans, and Miss Lucy Gilbert
two OF Lebsnon's charming young ladies' lel'
last Monday for Monterey to take cnarg'
each of q flne school. These young laoles are
competent as teachers, and will, we are sure,
win the highest esteem OF their patrons, az
well as the love and respect OF their pupils
Lebanon's loss Is MonteIey's gain.
Mrs. Walter B. Wilson Is SILL suHerlns,
not much better.
Mr.. Edwin Parker sent up big load OF
that fine pea vine hay last Saturday ano Wa
in town himself again last Monday Win hn
s'M." The hay crop beats cotton at the pres
ent price. and always commands good mar
ket, and ready sale at q fair price. Raise les
cotton and more stock, hay and corn and tb'
people and country down south WIZ nourlsl
languish and sigh for the gooo old days
yore among the cotton nelds In DIX
Iand"when all went their way. Let tn'
farmers 80 act as TO os able TO set price OF
their cotton as we'll as their corn and hay,
Messrs. George w. Wilson and Lama,
Link we're among the guests in the city las'
Mr. j. 81. Penney and Mr::J. G. Walker o.
Sharon, We're ir the city last Monday on bus
mess.
IRON 8 most delightful trip 10 Birmingham,
, Alabama, where he went TO see his daughter,
Mrs. r. E. Bruce, and her dear llttle children.
He found all well having q merry xmas IL
Lheir new home. Mr.. Bruce Is doing vel
and himself and family are happy and WEI
Mrs. j. B. Harkness, nee Miss Mamie Gil
liam, after spending the holidays al home.
left last week for her home at Avondale,
Alabama.
Last Saturday the 7tb might be put, down
as q record breaker, for d "biizzard day
down South. 1t was "whlzzer" sure.
Mr.. James Evans who has been sick fo'
several weeks, IL still confined to his bed.
We hope he will soon be we'll again and out
To greet US with his pleasant good morning. y
DEATH OF MRS. MO E MccRAcKEN.
Mrs. Nose McCrack en- died al her home IT.
Greepville, last Wednesday night, January
4th, 1905, about nine o'clock. Her remains
were brought 10 Abbevi!le on Thursday fol
lowing, and iDterment was made In Sharon
Cemetery in the aiterno oou in the presence ol
q large number of friends and relatives.
The deceased was the second daughter oI
the late Thomas j. Mabry and was born anG
raised near Abbevile, but for some years hao
been living IN Greenville.
Mrs. McCrack en- q death was sad surprise
To her many Abbeville friends. The deceased
was sister OF MIR. R. l.. Mabry of this city,
also OF Mr.. ]. l.. Mabry and Mrs. W &
MoAlllster Of Lebanon, and Mrs. JohL
Chealham, all OF whom witt the bereaved
family have the sympathy OF many friends