The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-09-23
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Ronfe No. &.

Ronte No. 8.
Be sure and put on file the next Issue OF
the Press and Banner, Sept. the SOLn, as II WILL
cnronicle the greatest event OF Inc CITY ID In,
or the laying OF the corner stone OF the new
Court House (the Ash ont) and OF the City
see the grand achievement OF the people III
This day and time. 10 which periods they may
look back with pride aud pIeahure.
These Two buildings are 10 our
are equal 10 any In the State, aud surpassed
They are bulldogs that the people o. Abbt-
Vile County should we'll be proud VI, ana
will stand as monuments chiseled In stone
and granite not only Ia the memory OF the
constructor, Mr. Fred Mlnshall, out 10 the
skill of his worK rnen az we'll, also IL The In
Mayor ]. L.. Mcmillan aud supervisor q. N.
Nickels, botn uf whom deserve and have Lne
grateful praise aud thanks Of the people OF
this day and generation.
Mr.. G. v. Halnmond returned last Saturday
from q very pleasant visit 70 his Sous, MIC.
P Hammond OF SpSrtanourg and Mr.. Galne
Hammond OF HeudersonvilIe N q,
Abbevllie's Graded School,, opened last
Monoay and the ch,l treu OF the CITY were ON
the move. some Of them getting up HI mic
| night and wanting " kuoW II IL Was Time
10 ge. up. and When they ga star. The grand
you bet things were lively there. but these
stores were equal to the occasion and supplied
books aid all articles needed. Professor
| Ill in their places asd bet things to rights"
tor Tuesdays work. The opening attendance
was large and most gratifying. Now let
parents See that they work In concert with
| The teachers and have their children attend
regularly and be- prompt In their places then
they will reap The benefits oi the school,
otherwise they will mon, and nj the end OF
he session parents will he dlssatlshed And
| 4, acharH vet nj nHuRht.
Mrs.. Br0gdon ailer spending several weeks
with her home people returned last week 10
her home In Atlanta.
The annual I'll openings' OF our Millinery
stores will take place on Wednesday Sept.
nth and Thursday OCTOBER lst. These frns
re already husiliDg ind will have q most
,lLracIve aud elegant display Of all the styles
novelties and lads OF the season. Don't fail
. visit the "Emporlums OF Fashion" when
RI the city, especially on the above dates. -
Mr.. Tilden Lomax retur ned TO his duties ON
dfeen days OF. During his absence Mr..
John Little served the patrons on route 5
with fidelity and promptness TO the entire
Mr.. Andrew Penney has been sick for sev.
eral days and Mr.. 2. D. Klugh took care OF
els route N. /. Our substitutes are wide
awake good men taking q lively interest at
Ill times IN Uncle SANS work.
In the f~aiwoods, on route 3, the bottom mas
iropped out Ofthe roads and II NJ should
come up missing, and search be made, you
will find b III gone throux q hole, over on the
ther s:de, Tut can say what side that would
10,
H.. Unsan ayes Of Clemson . preached
3u .Ar".tnt bel In the Msthodlst
church lasl Sunday morning ana evening
.nd bed ,ns 'I Mr. Graves sen''I made Z. e e mos es
favorable impression Dy his earnest and force-
iul preaching.
Mr.. and Mr.. Lowrle beacham !et iaet Sal
urday for Atlanta where they will make
hair hnme. The beat wishes Of many friends
20 with them.
Be sure you get a copy Of our ''city" papers
september 30th. This issue VIII be orim inll
nave spared neither pains nor money In hav-
ing 1t carefully complied for their patrons, so
iont miss gettipg a paper: Our Merchants
have their 'big ads' in these issues, read
Them and ace who are the up-tc-date Mer-
cha nts OF Abbeville.
MI. Ellis Bell came home last week and will
spend a while with relatives and friends all
of whom are glad to see him.. -
Msjor and Mrs. Nance were rusticating In
be country Peveral days OF last week.
Miss Katharine Whitley spent the past
week xi'h hs her v SlS E pssrs OH t eod s ssneia ar s .Gs
could not get around the circuit. Miss Whit
,ey ia 8 great favorite and OF course met q
warm reception, abe Is on her way 10 Iva, 3.
:, where she will teach the present session.
Mr.. Robert E. Bruce left last week for
Warrior Alabama where he has accepted .
Misses Linie and Dotsie Evans, Miss Ada
McNeill and Miss Robenia Gillian left Isst
week for Aah VILE Female College.
Misses Kittie and Bessie Morrah were the
charming guests OF Mrs. 3. L.. wilson, last
week. Miss Kittie Morrah lett, Monday for
Clemson where she Will be the guest Of Mn.
Miss Neiis McGaw has been sick for sew.
araI days under treatment OF DR.. W. T.. Link.
Many friends hope she will soon be we'll.
Miss Lille Link spent several days OF last
week With her cousin. Mrs. Walter Wilson.
Mi. Tom McNeill and daughter, Mrs. r. E.
Bruce, we're among the visitors In the city
Misses Saliie, Jennie and Mabel Woodhurst
spent one day OF last week with their friend,
Mrs. J.. A. Richie OF lebanon.
Mrs. susan Irwin, OF Bradley: spent the
Mr.. David Gillian left last Monday for
Watts TO look after his business interest al
Mrs. A. K. woodburst was sick se1eral days
II last week but Ia up and about again.
Miss Louise Mckenzie is spending a while
In the city with her sister, Mrs, q. L.Jackson.
Mra. ]. g.. Edwards: Mrs. Bette Shillito and
Mrs. c. c. Gambrell attended the funeral
services Of Mrs. Robert Mann last Monday at
Sharon.
MI. a.. W. Lawson 10 now attending to
business at Calhoun Falls, returning homo
every Saturday TO look after bis farms.
Mr9, AmaQQa A.. mduu uIcQ ~ u LO"c VI
her aister. Mrs. Margaret Bass. last Sunday
morning Sept. Goth about 8 O'Clock In the ssth
year OF her age.
The deceased bad attained TO an honored
! old age and like a ripened shock OF grain was
ready for the harvest. just waiting the sum-
mons home. Mrs. Mann married here but
left years sgo for Georgia where she has been
living until the past few years, when she re-
tnrped and made her home with her sister,
Mrs. Margaret BASE. She was a sister OF the
late John g. Edwards and Is now survived by
one sister and one brother, Mra. Margaret
Bass and Mr.. Whitfield Edwards OF Atlanta.
Her funeral services we're conducted BY
Rev, J, w. Bailey on Monday at II O'CLOCK al
Sharon Church., after which interment was
made in the Sharon Cemetery.
THE bereaved ones have the sympathy OF
many friends.
We are selling a lot of hats
:ka az E0a An