The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-07-03
EAST END.
:APpEN1NGs IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

| HAPPENINGS IN AND AROUND TdE C1fis
Major Nance celebrated bis 73rd birthday.
last Saturday with his children, and Few OF
bis grand children who gathered together at
his pretty home on Gaga zine hill TO glaaden
| his heart and make his birthday one OF pleas
ure and happiness The Major was feeling
bis best and enjoyed the day TO the utter-
| most.
A splendid dinner was prepared and served
In that hoapitable manner which Is one OF
can be more affable and hospitable than Eta-
jor and Mrs. Nance In their home. We wish
the Major many returns OF this happy day:
and s9s ys % y sa
with both temporal and spiritual blessings;
The many friends OF Miss Kate Marshall
Will J. be glad TO hear OF aL her eonVaiesoins aiter
Our Postmaster Mr.. Thomas ToiDert nas
| been quite sick for the past week, confined 70
his bed, and under the care OF Or: Neuner.
assisting ip the conduct Of the same during
his sons illness.
Messrs DeBruhl and Johuny Tolbert have
eli right in his absence. These two clerks
are "hustlers' and fully up to their duties
making up all incoming and ont going malls
wa bSns ss%Sg % Tts4 90 ,ss S Se well and
| return TO bis duties.
A friend in need. is friend indeed; such
vas Judge Hollingsworth 70 US On last ssaad- saaG
day. He came to us on Monday ana salo,
"Your faithful horse seems tired and II you
will leave him at home Saturday, / will
have my horse and buggy at the ONCE on
and whenever can help you Let me know:
We would like to know how many rlenos
have acted in this kind and generous man
ner to the r. +. D. boys? -.
fine feelings and seems TO fully appreciate
the hardships Of the rural carriers and their
poor tired and jaded horses.
kInd, thoughtful and generous friend has
thus treated u.s. and he may rest assIrsa ms ms
great kindness VIII ,betn pevS5 b, Is Ws nave '
on last Friday afternoon we witnessed one
of the hardest rain storms that mas iaiien IN ~
many years. The blue hill branch was at its
pest, sweeping everything before It ana In lts
mad fury even dared TO run over the loot
bridge causing many to return TO tnelr
This 4: ~ dsneerous creek when up and puts
the travelling public who live that side to no no
little 1nconvenience. HOW wo9id niGe I
bridge look over that strea%s ha DnranG, 9, Mis Mr
| Marion Link, where his son Master Hunler
showed us great kindness In giving ourseil,
horse and buggy good shelter, and onndIe
or two OF oats for our horse for wnfcn We
Master Arthur Mcdonald is the happiest
boy on Magazine hill, being the owner OF
ans soaMf sivHn w never @ o tire tsikins Of the
Majors great kindness which ls nouoniy aPo
prscIated by our little son, but the entire
The 4. F. D. boys Will be OF tomorrow
lfTbursda w 10 celebrate the 4th, 80 excuse us
II YOU please and we will be on hand Friday.
Mr. Will Syfsn is getting on nicely Will
bis building and is doing muon OF tae ~ofA
MIS-. NJ. B. syfan who has been at the bed,
side Of her aunt, Mrs. Mckee VINO Is sun
quite Ill. is expected home tnis week Hf .
mis- Miss Aptonette Hammond left last Sunday
for Atlanta where she will attend the iunerai
i Miss Matte Jennings. once Of this city whose
many friends will be filled with sorrow 70
learn OF her death, and who extend sincere
sympathy to the bereaved parents ana nus
MI. Worth Beacham is clerk at the EUREKA
and n he makes as good hotel clerk as ne
did In the Post Office there Will Do NO TOO"
''s M. g. D. Brown and family and Mr.. Speed
and family returned last Sunday from slgnG
seeing at the Jamestown exposition as weH
as visiting other cities. They had most &c"
Mr.. Lee Miller and family accompanied by
miss Ellen Gambrell LETT yesterday lor
'ameseowa2 'aRaSwalmIaerman lS of Columbia preached
la most excellent sermon In the Metn9o,S1
lehurch last Sunday TO thoughtful and ap-
Ipreciative congregation. co,h-
ran nsf Of Gresnwood Neev spent Saturday and sun-
day in the city the guest OF Mr. samuel hahin
aPd M,ss ssV Virsinia Morgan and Miss Stevens Of
M1nTSes M9s. %n. n; 6. 81 DsuPre. Pre- 'n' %. ",
Mrs Sam Visanska and babe with Mr:
Walter Visanska returned to Atlanta iaos
lSunday aftsr pleasant stay Win no"e peo-
lple. -..
| NEWS ON ROUTE 8.
M,ss Agnes Adams, after delightful visit
Ito her friends the Misses Evans OF Leosnou,
returned last Monday 10 ner no"o "s
Miss Annie Nelson spent last week. week most 9
pleasantly with her friends MISS steiia aif-
liam and Miss Lucia king ar .. wsnsnd,np some
time With her son, Mr.. A. K. Woodhurst and
family returned home last Sundsy. po,,e and
Mr.: Charlie Mcneil WIN MissdS isd ,be Taber
). necle services last Sunday night, also messrs.
lCiifford Nelson, Lester Edwards and LuciuS
i |Ables. oo,h % Mrs wal
Ter Ables fine daughter. h.,
i Mrs. Ira Cannon OF Hodges 10 vlsitlng nos
mother, Mrs. J. J. Edwards, VINO mas Oeen si
Lquite sick for several weeks out lS no" 'on'
'f3sIE Remember the picnic at Fern Cliff school
; bonse next Saturday the 9Th inst Everypooy
is invited TO come and bring "eii ni0o '"'-
Mrs. Ada G. Kennedy was one OF m,daH me many
visitors that thronged our city last Monaay' 4.
DR.. W. E. Link is still improving ano 10 10
spending this week VIII nol' o''o AAAS'
II a. Wilson at Glendale. -o,,. how.
Route is thorouehly wet" nne Iaips ,h nav. sar-
ing FALLEN ali around the Circuit ana Lne ,t ,a.
mara will now be hustlipg to RlI tnaS
"young grass" that has sprung up as IL "efe
In night ,,,,~,oo, uind
NJ ro,n ond hail storm last Tuesday afternoon
in which many trees were twisted on anu
blown down. lands overlooked; ano ouaosa 1Ut.0
corn bown down, but no SERIOUS o""n'e'
!, done to man or beast. .,or n,
Miss Maggie Knox, after pleasant stay a y,
iseVeral weeks with relatives and lrlenos on
route 8, returned to her home ID tne oi'S 1"o'
lSafurdaY.