The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-16
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NEWS ON ROUTE NO. 3.

NEWS ON ROUTE NO. 3.
The old John Link dwelling nine miles
from AboevllIe and near Links bridge was
totally destroyed by fire last Monday morn-
ing about O'Clock.
Ned Perliu the present tenant lost some OF
his household effects, amongst other tnings
brand new cooking stove just put up.
This plantation now beiongs 10 Dr. r. =.
Harrison of this city, and We have not
learned whether there was any insurance or
not.
aide of the county and many happy assocla-
tions and memories II jos ful days hpger In
the hearts aud memories OF the deceL oants
now living, potwlthstanolnS tne ola none ie
NO more. ,
Merry marriage bells are already beginning
TO suuno out their sweetest chimes Tor one oi
the fair daughters on route ., and IN the very
near iuturs their joyous notes Will be hearo
loud and clear.
cept one, that OF Miss sue BLACK well, anu how
We miss the bright, sunny faces OF The child
rem none can tell save OuIself, and We Will
miss Them from q business standpoint, as
they gave us many letters, as we'll as the
Mas Greene who has had charge OF
th. Lebanon school has been elected ah
teacher in the Abbeville graded school and
thus Il Is Lepanon's loss ID Ab0eVllle's gain.
The entertainment given by the SHARON
school last week was as usual well attended
and was In every respect q SUCCESS, attordlng
a most delightful evening tor those present.
The scholars acted Well their part and re-
fecied great credit upon their teachers.
The musical program was q grand feature
OF The event z, the scholars rendering their
pieces most beautifully, thereby evidencing
The thorough lhstructioh tney paa paIs Lecetseo @
Ada Mcmillan one OF AUbevllle's pretliest
and brightest young ladies rendered piece
most charmlugIy anu received long aud loud
ProS. W. C. Herbert has returned to bis
home in Newberry and Miss Lillian Power ID
now the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. j. L. McMi :
Ian Of Abbeville.
Mrs. Ada Kennedy closed most successful
term and has not az yet returned ~ her
home. Mrs. Kennedy IL splendid teacher
and has built up Fern Clif school 10 Its very
Mrs. ]. G. Edwards, nee Miss Lula Pennal
of Atlanta, spent last week Wishing relatives
and friends on route No. g. and with her was
lbe prettlest little BABY you ever saw. vi
course II was her darling and the JOY of her
Many friends OF Mrs. John A. WI son will
be ylad TO learn that she IL now convaiesclDg
from spell OF several weeks illness.
Miss Annie Williams has been q lite sick
Lor The past week and is still confued 10 nei
MISS salle Woodhurst is in the giant clasp
OF the grippe and bias been very slcK but al
BirsbHTo Mrs. Waller b. Wilson a SWEEP
baby girl. Walter the proud father Will now
ton at once instead OF one.
Mrs. John l.. Kennedy spent day or two
OF lbe past week with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Wtn Parker.
up-to. date farmers who believes in using his
brain more and saving manual labor. II,
seats hiDself comfortably In his sulky plon
uhe CuIliystor) cracks bis whip AUG the tWt
mules attached do "all the work." This 10 b
fue machine and saves much manual labor
and gels along faster than ploddipg In the
old way. We glad to note great prove
mentl q this line, ss many ofour best farmer
are annually Introducing new labor saving
Implements on their farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Capers Riley and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Boyd OF Lebanon were shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Tsrrant and daughters Of
MI. Carmel were guests In the city one day
Miss jamie Mabry left last Monday for a
Esy. Knox, OF North Carolina, assisted
Rev, /, W. Brown OF Lebanon in Two days
meeting, lsst Saturday and Sunday. Services
and at each The Sacrament OF the Lords
supper was aduojpistered. Mr.. Knox Is just
from the Seminary and is young man Of
dne intellect and has bright future In store
speaksr, holding his Congregation spell
bound By bis forceful preaching. His con.
eregaiions wore much pleased wlLh him and
FroL John B. Gilbert has closed his school
ON route no, 3 and has returned TO his home
In the Lebanon section, His young lady
correspondents will note Tbs change In bis
address.
The farmers are hustling, every thing, in
the 6ed that CAD Hpnll line" and handle 9
hoe, old and young. big and little chopplne
out cotton as though each day were theil
last.
Small graip has improved wonderfully
since the latter rains and warmer weath er
Every move on the iarm looks like business
,ctr hu TO YFT
bell" which rings by the clock, strict sur
uDe.
IaA AED AROUND THE CITY.
Or. and Mrs. 7, l.. Perrin Of brooklyn, NY
are the honoled gpssts OF Mr.. r. M. Haddor
and daughter. We hope their stay in ou
';Suppy south" will be very pleasant.
Miss Mamie Bates after y most delightful
stay with her cousins the Misses Gam brel
reIns1ed last Monday TO her home - Bates
The congregation and many friends are
glad TO have aa,r pastor Rev. T. B. Wells anc
and unexpected reinrp will indeed prove
bene6alal 10 both Mrs, Wells and babe anc
that they may soon be restored 10 their usua
Mrs. W. E. Cason Is quite sick and III,
be better and fully restowed.
ME- Agnes Y; Coohlsn hsn Iss isit Last aasf Mondda!
q while gith his son Mr.. Augustus Cochran
and family.
Mr.. Henry Hill OF a, NJ. Hill and sons IL
ths pp-todate truck" larmer and Is already
brtnripg In the first vegetables Of the seas on
among tbem are hard white paad cabbage
Gne onioag. green peas, etc.
Miss Monpie Sign IL IL the city yisitpi
houepeople and friends who are glad 10 sec
her home again.
Mr.C P. Hammond the hustling drum
poer OF Abbeville Is In the city looking after
the interests OF his firm. You knoB Charlie
"a elWay9 looking after business.
Mr.. Fred Mpshall is building mic
Swelling over on the bill near Mr.. N. T
GGlemGn's
Mr.. Brooks ChsathaR lef. last Monday
Gor New York on bSsiness.
Mrs. A. b. Cheatham is Visiting home
kolks In Greenwood.