The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-04
EAST END.
FOUND AFTER 40 YEARS,

Mr.. James Evans Of Abbeville pays deb
after 40 years trying TO find his crsditor a,
last be learns that be had moved out OF .. "
to another State, writes and nnds hlm 70 pe
and received beautiful letter which In part
lsays. "Mr. Evans am the came Or. u. ID.
Russell who In 1867 lived In ToWn7llle, .; "
and who attended you In that town, nao
but remember now. and know will now
receive ten dollar gold piece which ! ,nsn an
| have made into medal upon Whicn snaii oe
Inscribed An hontst man ,os.a is ,ne snd noI IonH
and happy. lie 10 enjoy H." ..-
Mr. Evans was not only q valiant SO dler,
but we fnd him in peace as IN wa, hSnes,
down to ch .ldren and grand children!
Thanksgiviny day passed of quietly IN tne
city. Services in the churctes was spanH
attended, but Nimrods In the fields were ~
great numbers. No casualties occurred 70
mar the pleasures Of the day. but every one
rejoiced in the holiday and spent the dss as
best suited them.
Misses Antoinette aammo5d, sVa Saais nnrray
spent Than ksgiving day very pleasantly in
Greenw wood as the guests Of Mrs. Gaines Ham,
Nj. w. E. Penney spent the day with homo
Mrs. r. II. Devlin and MIS-. Sam NANCE
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrp. r. ". n.
Nance last Thursday. II,
Abbeville and surr unding country VIII Do
awe. Come 70 the city and you can take ID
the Carnival and get q glimpse OF Sapta
Ciaua, as he has already esta0n'n1S1I aa n11 :, ,na.
| nf pretty things in great variety, ana more
beautiful than ever. ,.
DR.. E. Z. PIatt OF Graniteville ts 10 tne Guy
greeting his old friends who are gao 70 See
Mrs. Champion Of New York is he guest Of
Mrs. w. D. Wilson. ,.u,
visit TO Atlanta and will probably remain
Mrs. Brewer and her son and daughter, Mr..
Brewer and Mrs. Brown OF El6erton spent
dssestsI lasp ssioip&s OF &rss SAY Brewer w ' a. "
Misses Ellen GambI ell. Mamie Seal and
Helen Edwards spent Thanksglvlng oay III
Anderson the guests OF Mr.: W. f. Jason,
home people In Green nwood.
Mr.. Frank Dusenberry OF Greenville spent
Thursday in the city and received o hearty
| welcome from many friends.
son extend best wishes and congratulations,
and wish for him and bis lovely bride. loDg
| life, health and bappinees. Mr. Innmson
has been With the Farmers Bank ,Ia, OF tnis oily
| ing young men, and is deserving Of the love
and affection OF the fair bride he has won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson are most cordially
tSss bome Il IN the midst Of many friends
'ns Hvoid the great holiday rush at the post.
office and bring your presents for mail sever
| al days before Christmas eve and you VIII pc
an re OF their delivery in good time, otherwise
Iney @ may be cEashed in tie rush and proba-
The many friends OF Miss Annie Cochran
viii be glad 70 know that after ere 0ng 0ass a91 ~
| tedious Illness, she returned 70 ner Pisoe III
We regret to learn Of the extreme illness Of
MIR. w. o. Bradley who has hosts OF frlends
here. all of whom wish for him speedy re-
Miss Eliza Mabry. one Of the popular and
eficient teachers In Abbeville's Graded
School, spent several days Of last week With
lrlypae M Gaines al T Hammond with bis handsome
little son Ruuedge Of Greenwood spent last
Friday In the city.
Master Marion Turner Is now oonvalesoing
and bis friends hope he Will soon be quite
"sI NJ orSS Eddie Roche spent few days OF last
week In the city with his home people and
iriendp, all OF whom were glad TO see him ana
gave him cordial greeting.
NEWS ALONG ROUTE 8.
Miss Robenia Gillian spent several days
last week at her home IN Sharon.
Mai Arthur Parker With his friend Mr.. j.
T.. Ksnnedy Of Bellevue were In the city last
Mr.. and Mrs. J, N. McDin of Sharon were
In the city Monday.
| Typhoid fever seems 70 Do almost au epI-
demic In the Sharon section, as or persons
have taken II one after another, several OF
whom are still quite sick. The first was NY.
George McCsuty, then Miss Ada McNeiil'
next her mother. Mrs. Tom McNelll. then Mr..
Allen MeCanty and daughter MISS Llliisn'
and now Mr. Erk Preasly and son Roy:
Mr.. r ". Knox and bright little son Maste'
Paul, were In the city saleday.
Miss Ada Wham who was nursing Mrs.
Tom MoNeill returned home last week on
account OF sickness.
DR.. G. A. Neufier was out on route MOD
dav Ing after the sick.
M. G. F. Graves was In the oity sa!edas
on busines