The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-07-24

lamS OIL Inc SHARON BeCLlOu WQll6 Wdlhlue
a fence last Saturday lost his balance and fell
to the ground breaking his left arm between
the wrist and elbow. DR.. L. T. Hill was sum:
moned and soon had the little fellow all
right he Is walking sll about with bis arm
Misses Leslie and Willie Riley. two pretty
little girls OF Sharon. accompanied by their
grand father are visiting their parents Mr.
ker will return this week. while the little
gIrIs will prolnug their visit to their parents:
Mr.. Lamar Williams. one OF Sharon's hand.
some young men 10 now sporting around IN q
brand new top buggy. Look out girls, he's
after you.
Crops are doing fine and many OF the far
mers have fiuished laying-oy and are now
ready for pionics aud barbecues and good
Mr.. a. J. Woodhur Is doing some work In
the masonry line for Mr.. B. A. Boyd Of Lodi
Miss jamie Belle johnson accompanied by
her brother, Master Ma1ey OF Abbeville spent
toe pat week with their grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. William McKlnzie.
Miss Roxle Mckenzie IL visiting her friend
One day last week we were presented 10
N 1873 Margaret Ables, one OF the prettiest and
sweetest babies on routes. 1t is little love
With beautiful black hair and bright baby
eyes
Mr.. James Evans has Just finished painting
his dwelling, beautiful white, with green
trimmings Let others on route follow his
quite different appearance.
WITHIN OUR CITY GATES.
The many friends OF Rev. Foster Bradley,
OF Troy, learned OF his painful injuries last
week with great sorrow, and now rejoice With
him and bis family that he 10 getting on 30
nicely, and hope he may soon be fully re.
stored. We rejoice also that the would.be
slayer is now safely lodged behind the bars
awaiting The failest extent Of the law for
such crimes.
Miss Florence MoNeill Of Charleston, is in
the city the guest OF Mrs. Foster Mclean, who
after stay IN the city will visitrelatives and
The annual sum mer visits OF Miss MoNeill
are looked forward to by her many friends
with great pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Lawson. Of New Holland.
Ca, while on their way 10 the Jamestown
Exposition stopped over In the city for sever.
al days Of last week, being the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Wilson. Mr., and Mrs. Law.
son are from Abbeville and their return TO
cordial welcome and hearty greetings from
ineir many friends. They LEFT Monday for
their pleasure trip which we hope will be
fully up to theil brightest expectations and q
Mr.. T. N. Connell OF Georgia, was In the
city several days OF the past week looking
Mr.. Tom robert. our postmaster, is getting
hope he will soon be quite we'll and ready for
business.
Hosts Of friends regret to hear OF the death
men, but who has been living at Balm bridge,
Ca, since he left Abbeville. He died Of pa.
ralysis about week ago. leaving wife and
two children. DR.. Wilson was quite promi-
mulated a competency OF this worlds goods
and was getting on we'll. The sincere sympa-
thy OF his host of Abbeviile friends 60 out to
the bereaved family.
Dali Late to n~@I
wishing beautiful building lots are now turn
ing their eyes toward the old historic Maya
zine hill. Judge R. E. Hill has recently pur.
chased nice lot from Mr.. Richard Sondley
dwelling. Judge Hill and family will meet
hill.
which 10 hard to do until you strike Maga-
zine hill where the champion" tomato
raiser lives. Mr.. Frank DuPre. who weighed
two specimens out OF bis garden last week
pound and seven ounces and one pound and
nine ounces Come again. and We will 60 one
better.
toinette Hammond, who entertained last eve
ming In her honor at q melon quitting on the
beautiful lawn in front Of the dwelling. The
ton, Misses Helen and Georgia dwsrds. Miss
Runette Turner and her guest, Miss Daven.
port OF Greenwood, Miss Annie Cochran,
Miss Fannie Harris, Miss Virginia McIlwain,
Miss Florence Kirby and her guest. Miss
Duckworth, Miss Sadie Hammond, Miss Bss-
Gle Murray, Messrs. George Clark, D. II. Cobb,
EWGssas SIS 9S9S Hgy Hs5y GSSS George Smith
Power, DR.. Berry, J. w. Mckee, henry Du-
Pre-, - Hudler. Olin Greene, Foster Ham
mond, w. j. Bryson, Frank Jones.
Rev. " oodward, professor OF Clinton COL
lege preached in the A. R. P. church last
'rAG Mr. 3. 4. Cobb spen. las. Sunday with
home people near Green wood.
Miss Alma Gambrell is visiting friends In
Walhalla.
Mr.. Eugene Cobb after months stay in
Arizona is home again. Mr.. Cobb agrees
with the poet, There's no place like home
euohre club tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Smith and daughter, of Ocals,
were the guests OF Major Nance and family
Miss Eugenia Robertson and Miss Louise
DeBruhl are visiting friends In Lowndesville.
Mrs. Bette Shillito who has been quite sick
is i'm proving at this writing, and her many
'F!Soe' Tbe deVotional S on mestins Of he Epworth
League met In the Methodist church last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. G. V. Hammond Is repainting his dwell.
ing pretty cream color with darker shade OF
trim ming. This Is good example 10 follow
II all the old weatherbeaten and dingy
houses in Abbeville were painted the city
would present quite different appearance,
especially to the eye OF the visitors in our
midst.
The old Bruce house is receiving new coat
OF paint which adds much 10 It's appearance.
Mrs. ]. q. Cochran with her pretty little
daughter, Miss Mildred. are now visiting
| trierSds and relatives In North Carolina.
| Miss Sara Klugh Is visiting relatives near
Verdery.
Mrs. Mary E. Turner, OF Greenwood, is Wis
iting her son, g. 8. Turner on South Main
| street. ,,-
most attractive young ladies, Is visiting Miss
Runette Turner.