The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-04-24
EAST END.
WITHIN TIE CITY GATES.

The dispepsary has been moved To one OF
tue Infge aud tIomy stor' -r""nis on 40 eu-
b .ig's MOCK Just TWO hnprs Hb"fe me f"rrHa
HoteI, and now Capt Jn"rs ine uIHnhx'r."no
MS twu as.istsula are v, rily ami Irnll In hlnd
the bAts, M Il Drpt lattice wD'k ~ i's'el'n 10
the edge If The long cnun'tle inhhlns from
front door The length 0t The ehtl'e r"tI on
! one side, IN y IHLIice worB mas several open
inps through which me can he herV"d. ALTO
gether m .king II \ richly nusin"st. Inc Bales
men b ing shut In, aud Inc slo"k neatly ~
ranged upon the shelves Jnst urnlhu iiiehi,
thus ma K ,Dg II more rati-iac'hrf 10 'erVe me
publIc, THIS ia q nice arrangement anu
everything within Is Clean AID orderly hud
has q bu.iurss iiR T appearance. anu IN otLler
and more systematicaiIy arlaueeu .'hn eter
hero, u SINCE lIs esIrbl shnttl' III Aphefi'le.
THIS IL oil course The management VI the ne"
DO ,rd.
Rev. J.. C. Roper returned last we k from
Attendance upon iht Stale nntrll Z oiiDe En-
worth engine convened III Bah Dtig, :. -
He reports II fue meeting AID II den hiInl
visit.
Mrs. LIZ . Moore l. here from Salisbury.
N. z %,suenulug II Th'l" with her MANY I'it' u =
AL OF wuoln are ueighied To Nee hes ONE
more III IN" hni"t other happy Ii ich""d
Mr.. and Ms w d Bark sta'e Wa .nirr.
| tain lhip (Wedn-sda, } atIerunon from 4 {" I
OIL ,ck IN h3nur OF he twelfth hnhiv r.sr,
Of their marriage ,sitaliDnS wrre u" q IL
and pretty oeiug printed on d m'n'"'"ie
linen dol H..
Mrs. c. V. Hammond returned hOrn- ! II
Tuesday after a prOiractpd stay with uer
daughter Mrs. B'osd IN and r.lil'es IN Az
lanta.
membership In The NJ. +. Church last Sun-
Mr.. George smith spent Sunday In Cokes-
bury with bone people.
Wont AhbeviIle put on "airs" wher fhe
gets the SlU0 900 court house aud the hue city
nall and opera house.
M. and Mrs. Lawrence Parker are now
boarding al Mr.. H. H. His:
Mr.. Andrew Penney VINO has been suffering
last week with rheu maiism WAN out, ias.
TuesdHy on his route. His substitute Mr.. +.
d Klueh took his place while he was sick;
Tn ca rirrs had a rough day laspMondaF'
plenty OF rain and mud making their trip
coming In a little later than usua'.
LOOPING THE LOOP ON ROUTES.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. l.. b own, OF Walhalla,
came down last Week and are spending a
" bile with home people and relatives NJ
Lebanon. After a weeks stay Mr.. Brown re-
turned tn his cbHrre at %alhalla .
Rev. j. B. Hillhonse attended Presbytery
lsst week ~ =. ger ~her. hi Join.d the BODY
neing Transferred lrom the Augusta Presby-
iery Of Georgia. He ~ now unIttd with The
south Carolina Presbytery and 10 pastor of
Lebanon Presbyterian church, besides having
charge of several other churches, Mr.. Hill
| house Ia an able and earnest worker and we
lode bis work this year IN bis new field nHy
be %ahupdantly blessed and that be may be
IN ins, rument In the haudI ofthe Lord that
sndl 10 grow anu ioo'ios eo'N "No ="
attention far mers! The first quarterly con-
ference OF the rarmers Union No. " VIII be
held next Friday The 18th inst. al y. m. al
\ the same time will b1 held. the regular
monthly meeting Of April. Business OF 1m.
portauce will he transacted, and Ills hoped
every member will be present.. AT Sharon
School house next Friday afternoon the 26th
inst.
Mrs. NJ. L.. Watson Is slowly improving, but
not yet Able 10 sit up.
Miss nellie WATSON has Just flushed q most
successful and pleasant session ri her annual
school at Mountville. and Is now At home
with her mother.
Three charming apd pretty young ladies' OF
route 3, VIZ, Misses whitley, and
Hurbert we're honoied guests In the city last
Mr.. Joe Hammond has just finished bis
coutrncr fur the building OF The pretty cottage
OF MI. r. P. Mcneil at Sharon and has re-
turned 10 Abbeviile ready for another Job.
Mr.. Hammond is a hustler on house building
and gives entire satisfaction by doug the
best work at a moderate price.
Miss Sullle w Lon, OF Grainrldge,' accom-
panied bv her brother Mr.. t. E. Wilson were
among the welcome visitors In the city last
Saturday.
Wheat ia badly damaged by rust. Oats look
better not baing much affected yet. Corn IL
coming up and cotton Is being planted, 30
Marriage uelIs will ring their merry chimes
In The near future for one or the handsome
yonng men on route 3. Guess who!
Mr.. VIII Mckenzie has the finest barley
patton we have seen this season aud az ~ its
frIt.class ealing quality our faithful Il. +. d.
hOraa can testify, for he puts on a "hro'c
grin" when he spes 81 ri great big bundles
Sanding around the mail box
Mra. Ada G.. Kennedy. Inc accomplished
and fyithfui teacher OF Fem Hill school IL
quite Kick again bavirg chilis and fever, her
sister Mlss Carrie Cowan. OF Bellevue IL now
v 18th her.