The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-06-27
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NEWS ON RoT.E NO. ).

IN" came home last Monday with buggy
filled with all sorts of good thipgs 10 eat,
from the kind, generous, and thought1ul peo-
I'M" must be the best fellow in the world
(that is the pstrons along route No. must
think Bo) or else he has the best patrons In
the world TO serve and truly tis the latter,
for they are courteous, thoughtful, generous
and Kind, and to prove all this l can truth
fully say have not had u "kick' from mau,
woman or child, white or colored, since !
have ueen riding, now nearly five years. and
| ask who can beat the record, or ever Will
have finer set or patrous 10 serve?
Miss Lille Link Is spending this week at
Glendale with Mrs. John A. Wilson.
Miss Ellen Link Is spending while with
Mrs George w. Wilson.
The many friends Of MIR. =. $. Link will be
delighted TO learn that the operation IL over
and ne STOOD 1t finely and IL now doing we'll.
We wish him Il speedy recovery anu nope LIE
will soon be able 10 come nome.
fine rain fell along route lAst sunday
afternoon, too wet TO plongh nionoay on
several plantations but lighter through the
Sharon and White Lick section. Crops are
we'll worked and nearly all clean OF grass,
which will be turned over to the ploWs this
week. Cotton Is small for this time OF tne year
but looks green and f1ourishtng. Corn LOOKS
we'll, mum oers OF fields will soon oe lalo Dy.
Nearly every farmer, IL not all on route are
using improved implements thereby saving
labor and keeping up with the WORKING oi
their crops.
their dig traction engine and thrashing
machine and are cleaning up the great stocks
of golden grain as :hey go. Listen Tor the
whistle and clear the track or your morse
might take on new life and double quick
you into ditch, or side track you at least.
This day week being the 4th Of July known
as Independence day, The carriers Will De
conspicuous by their absence on their several
sitting at your box waiting and wondering
why they don't come.
A good music teacher can get a fine class
In the Sharon Section. Good plano 10 teach
on and good people 10 serve. o,
Mr.. James Evans bas been right SICK the
past week but is able to be up at this writing.
Everything is hustling on the farm, and
bat little visiting going on, ana tne tune
for the arrival OF visitors ls not yettat hano
so news from this quarter is scarce just now.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
MILO. Ellis has sold his beautiful home
on Laurel hill TO Mr.. Fred Minshal This is
one OF the pretty homes in the city. both
by situation al we'll az In architectural design,
MI and Mrs. Robert Hill and their hand
some little son Robert Jr. arrived in the city
q few days ago from Toccoa Ga. and Will Tor
the present make this their home as Mr..
Hill has accepted situation with the Sea-
hearty welcome back to their old home.
The following young ladies have been the
charming and attractive guests OF their friend
Miss Runette Turner during the past week.
Miss Floride Wharton and Miss Bessie
DaveI port Of Greenwood, and Miss Nellie
Pearl Clary Of Thomson Georgia.
Miss Eva Robbins the Artist Milliner Of
K. NJ. Hsddon & Co., having completed her
spriug and summer is now spending the
Summer among the Mountains OF North
Carolina. '
Rev.P. B. Wells exchanged pulpits last
Sunday morning with Rev. ]. c. Shive.
Union services were held in the evening at
the MethOdist church.
We notice MIR. ]. Fraser Lyon OF Abbeville.
Is candidate for Attorney General OF 3. Q.
This Is quite a com pliment to gentleman Of
his age. that is, the urging OF bis race oy
friends all over the State. Mr.. Lyon is cap
able and well qualified 10 discharge the duties
OF any office to which he may aspire With
fidelity and trust. and TO the interest and
welfare OF the people at large.
OF course Mr.. Lyon will run the race to win
which will be plain enough when you rem.
ember he will have the Lions" share OF
votes.
Misses Virginia and Francis two 1Tetty
little girls OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Calhoun MAR
shall or anderson are in the city the charm
ing little guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
F. j. Marshall.