The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
EAST END.
What M, Sees and Hears on his
Rouuds I'm Country and In Town.

I0aQkSRlSlQR LAY WAS Ill loCdA - -
sun shown beautiful and bright and hle
warm rays seemed TO gladden. Inc eartn "
making all nature rejoice; even the olrus oai.
rolled IN eir sweetest songs as they nlLleo
the day passed away all too quickly, and
as Tar as we have heard Without ACCIDENT,
which circumstance above should lDcrease
our gratitude. We believe everybody reoolc-
ed and was happy, and enjoy ed the day,
The fields and woods were filled Win Nim-
rods, and ON every side wss 10 be heard Tue
crack of gus. Some OF the Guys ncrseh
shots" had good luck. Mr.. Lawrence Parker
In the fore front line bringing In 4o birds anu
his friend with him so, making 10 biros lo>
The two this was fine sport and good snoot
ing on the part of the hunters but "oeatn
The Z F b Boys enjoyed the day and spent
Mol Al. Penney rested quietly at hom.
uutll the .'bik turkey dinner was announ-
ced when he answered promptly and put IL
No. 2. Eugene Mcmillan we believe put H.
some hne talk with has best siri IN Inc CITY
OF couI sc he counted q ''full hand" at tns
No. 3: w. T. Mcdonald put In the day as TIT
"YapK" wouid say doing chores about nome
and when dinner was announced ne TOO Was
ready n managed 10 hold down his part o
The Thank SOWING bird. I,..
No. 1. w. Z. Penney spent the day WITH ME
home folks In the pretty old country nome
ported next morning tor duty said he 'wasnr
hungry" and we ali knew why.
big" time with some pretty young ladies' Oh
route 8. He SAT down to d Dig dinner sure
two great big turkeys and he reported one o.
them was badly 'crippled" ana the otner al
most out of sight when he LETT
When We think OF all The good things tnai
this glad festival day brings we wonaer II IL
all this land anybody was ~"ioundered..
Mr.. s. j. Link one OF AbbeVille's progress
sive and up-to-date merchants, is husllinE il
q bigger trade than ever. and tine way he IL
"sluging' TOR II he Is sure 10 win.
issue Of the Press and Banner? we'll It's good.
and a great big offer too, which Is bringing IL
Q big pile Of letters, for him TO worry over.
Ofcourse every one VINO answers ms ao'
certain all can't get 1t as only one barrel II
offered. So just be easy ifyou can, and II you
cant be easy. why just be az easy rs you cat
and see !" roll that big barrel In and o.
I.M X. Hill and Sons nave issued an up-,o-
date circular In the way OF q neatly prloteo
card on which is named the great variety OF
wife for any Of the 8 daily meals, so that the,
need no longer worry but just ring up the
phone number and order whatyou want, ana
tho worry and fret OF every day life about To.
three daily meals ID over. lsnt Ibis easy!
Try II and be happy.
THE PRE- & BANNER IMPROVING.
In reading the Press and Banner, and look.
ing over It's advertising columns we see what
we believe to be the finest "weekly advertss-
ing medium" In the State, while 1t ID also
running over with home news, County news.
State news and current events and happen
In summing it up II has long since been
pronounced by those who are most compe
tent to know, TO be the '"best weekly news
paper in the slate" n It Is still Improving
Head its columns OF first class ads, md spicy
loco Ia and ln0k IL ia r6fOllv over and sea III
you don't think SO too. -. .
WITHIN DUB CITY GATES.
Miss Maude Kay one Of Beltons attractive
Gambrell Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Caldwell with their
bright little SON spent last Thursday with re
latlves In Greenville.
lett yesterday 10 attend a meeting OF The
Daughters ofthe Confederacy in GreenyilIe,
The man. frtendsof Nj. julius b. Dufre
are glad TO see him home again after several
weeks absence, and sincerely hope ne WILL
soon be quite we'll again.
Miss An Ion Hammond has Justreturn-
ed home from q delightful trip to the marri-
age OF her friend. Miss Butler OF Athens. Ga
The ladies of the Methodist congregation
served oysters and other Refreshments Tues.
day evening at the parsonage. A good at
tendance and better receipts made the even
ing's entertain ent quite o happy success.
Mrs. Ed Neal and pretty little daughter are
+. visiting at Clover, Va.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church served
dinner In Rosenberg hall Monday ana were were
served oysters in the evening.
Mrs. T. G. Seal, after attending the funeral
services Of her sister. and spending several
days with the family, is home again, where
her friends tender sincere sympathy In this
Mr.. Calhoun DeBruhl spent Thanksgiving
day with relatives at Latimer. and OF course
On last Friday evening many of our youpp
people spent q most delightful time at tn.
pretty home Of Mr.. CT Lyon. This Is q hot
pitable ome where their many friends are al
ways most happily n pleasantly enter
on this occasion the young people stripped
the light fan toe" and the hours passed
away ah! too BOON.
TO THE LITTLE FOLKS,
This IL the month that brings Us Christmas
which will soon be here. Santa Claus, the
children's friend, has already come and hat
been seen in the city where he has left a larS.
good children. Be good and cheerful and You
wan be happy, and old Santa will not past
You by. g.. '...
ALONG ROUTE no. 8.
The many friends OF Mrs. ]. j. Link will re
joice to know that she has Improved 80 rapid
ly that she expects to return home the latter
Mi. Leslie Watson has been quite sick With
typhoid fever, but ID now slowly improving
and many friends hope for his early recov-
Miss Mabel Woodhurst, after several weeks
Illness, II now convalescing 70 the delight OF
her many little friends who miss her at school
MISS nellie Watson spent several days last
week with home folks at Lebanon, returning
70 her school in Laurens county last Sun.
We hear Mr. s. e. Evans has purchased the
home place OF the iste ". d. McAllister pay.
ing something like S94O for the plantation or
about s4 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Thornton attended ser.
much pleased with the service and enjoyed
the fine sermon. .
Mr.. Edwin Parker family. expect TO
move to their new home in Abbeville this
week. We, among their many friends, re-
greet to lose them on route No. 8, but extend
10 them q hearty welcome 70 the city.
next week 10 the Parker home and Will tend
TO the plantation the coming year.
Miss Sue Black well who has been boarding
with the family Of Mr.. Edwin; Parker, Will
MI. j. y. Martin and family are now patrons
on route No. 8; they like other people. ind
isiS en IL sbe r F. gaf 8. r Hnsh the news without
Mr.. Lindsay Link is the proud father OF q
bouncing baby girl which came TO brighten
their home on Tuesday. Nov. 18th. Grandpa
and grandma Link are very happy over their
first grandchild.
Mrs. ]. B. Hardness and sister Miss Clara
Gillian returned last week from a pleasant
visit to their sister, Mrs, Prince OF Antre
vile. .
Prof. 8. W.. Rabb principal OF Sharon high
school spent several days Of last week very
pleasantly with friends at Due West.
Miss Beatrice Adams left last Saturday for
Augusta, Ga. where she will spend some time
With Der sister Mrs. w. II. Edmunds.
Miss Louise Mckenzie was the charming