The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-17
EAST END.
What "M' Sees and Hears on His
Rounds in Country and in Town.

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Rounds in Country and In Town.
MERRY MARRIAGE BELLS SOON TO RING.
Mr.. Charles B. Evans announces the
marriage of his sister Miss Annie Mary, to
Rev. Lowrie Wilson Brown at O'Clock Tues
day evening October % l9O6 at Lebanon
Church. Reception at the nome Immediately
after ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Clinkscales announce
the marriage of their daughter blanche 70
Rev. John Cason Of LauTens county on
Wednesday October Slst lsoo'
WITHIN THE CITY GATES.
The weather record was broken on
the 10th llth and 18th last week by heavy
frosts and Ice which made things SMACK OF
winter No such cold has been experienced
In this section 30 early for many many years.
Cotton has sustained considerable injury;
One fire is enough but two the same nlg61
O'Clock last Sunday night the tire alarm wa.
turned on and the fire company RESPONDED
promptly and did good service 10 tine u
save the dwellings OF Mr. James bGwle owe anu hn,
Mr.. r. f. Hill; the former sustained ou'
little damage, while Mr.. Hill was consumer
Messrs Z. P. and Gaines Hammond spent
day or 80 of last week, In the city nustllne
for their respective houses ano snaking nanos
with their host OF friends who are always
Mr. and Mrs. George Gambrell are In El ber.
ton Georgia on business. Mrs. Gamoreli
ffany Of our readers have lost any animal
that makes a track, whether man or beast,
and wish to find It 60 for Ralph SyIan ana
his dog and We can vouch for the certainty
will sure round It up. We lost calf in 8
wilderness of woods and sorghum fields ano
our boys tired themselves out for one wees
hunting It, and at last went Tor shaipn ana
his dog" and rounded 1t mp In few hours.
Mr.. George W. Syfan With bis aunt Mrs
Gossett spent last Monday with Mr; Joseph
Able and family in the Santpck section. NJ
It's reported on good authority that Mr.
w. E. Cason has given up his position at the
Anderson Cotton Mil and Will retarn 70 nls
former situation in the Abbeville CottoD
Mil. He will be welcomed back to the City
Numbers OF farmers RE not waiting TO gel
IL and half or Is tents for their cotton ori
are taking advantage OF the present gooo
prices at least for part OF tneir CROP ano
should higher prices rule they Will nave
more to put on the market.
The weather for the past week has peer
most favorable for gathering In COTTON ano
hay crops and the farmers nave been on .
Amos has gone. and his college will follow
at an early date, exactly where we don,
know, but 1t will be opened no more forever
Mrs. Lambert Caldwell is spending this
week at the Atlanta lair. ,,,,
Mrs: G. D. Brown was called TO Rock Hill
last Monday on account OF illness IN the
Miss Kste Marshall entertained the Euchre
Club last Friday afternohn.
Delightful refreshments were served ano
ali had q most pleasant time.
Miss Runette Turner after spending few
days with homefolks In the city returned 70
her studies In Atlanta yesterday.
Mr.. w. j. Bryson LETT last FRIDAY lor NottD
Carolina to be present at the marriage Of hit
cousin, Mr.. Holmes Bryson.
Mrs. Wallace OF Greenyille is the guest Of
her daughter Mrs p. B. Wells.
Y We are delighted to say Rev. P. B. Wells 1e
ct Ill improving.
Miss Isabelle Haddon will entertain thls
Wednesday afternoon from to O'Clock II
honor OF visiting friends Misses Thorn psor
and Towpes, OF New York, guests OF MIS-
II. T. Tusten.
4, DEATH OF 4 GOOD MAN.
The people OF this city were both shocke go
. and surprised to learn Of the sad and untlme-
~ death Of Mr.. j. T. MCPHERSON last Sunday
morning at the collision on Inc Southefn
near Winsboro, 8. G.
Mr.. McPh erson was a rising young mai
in the railroad world and WAS fast nesrlnI
promotion, but alas II seemed that marc
Z fate decreed otherwise and his young life was
suddenly closed perhaps for greater useful
ness in the great beyond, who knows?
During his short stay In our midst he wor
many friends who learn OF Dis untime9
death with much sorrow.
.Hs was the only son and this adds to the
intense anguish and poignant grief OF nlt
father and mother who reside In our mlds'
and have the sincere sympathy OF the pee
pie in their great grief.
R,F. D. NOTES OF INTEREST.
Miss Georgia Marse, accompanied by be,
Uncle, Mr.. Guss Mars were among the Vlsi
tors In the city. last Monday. 9,
Mr.. Joseph s. Bowen from the savannah
side was in the city last Monday on busi'
ness. ~'+.Sg tst s.,-.
Mr. ]. b. Link with his two daughter
were shopping in the city last Monday:
Msjor PARKER was in the city last MONDAY
on BUSINESS His mapy friends were GLAD e
see him up and about again after bis acci'
\ dent and hope he will soon be entirely vel
The patrons Of 'Lebapon school are 10 D.
congratulated upon, the election OF Mis-,
Kate whitley Of Georgia Who has arrived
and already began work -t,.h
. Mr.. and Mira. Ira Cannon Of Hodges spent
last Saturday and Sunday with homefolkt
at Lebanon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Edwards.