The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-07-22
EAST END.
What I'M" Sees and Hears on
His Rounds About the City and
Along Route No. 3.
A RED LETTER DAY FOR ABBEvILLE.

RED LETTER DAY FOR A~BBEvILLE.
Don,, forget today and tomorrow, 22nd
and 23rd are the days for the CarnlVal-pis
preparations have been made ana mere VIII
he q grand street parade, music, noats, noIai
d deco S,,i DIsas sn the manH 1sne Be sure and
come and bring your whole family. Let sll
have two days frolic and fun mat Will cnase
dull care and work away. Lie 10 10 snote y
work always. and never have any enjoy
ment. ~, both
and We guarantee you q gooo Tune. II IL tne
Intention of the Civic Club 10 make tne occa-
sion q "Red Letter Day" for Abbeville-one
that will not soon be forgotten.
Remember, the ladies will serve a splendid
dinner for the small sum OF Zocts.
COMING AND DING.
Mai. and Mrs. F. W.. r. Nance returned
home last Monday after q delightful LIP 10
Clemson, Walhalla, Lowndesville, Due West,
and other places, visiting ABOUT among 'nei'
Miss Sena W6am Is visiting friends in the
city. vr,,om,on ond
Sara the bright and and ATTRACTIVE
guests of Miss Lizzie Nance and MISS mae
Dunn returned to their respective homes iast
Monday. They had q most delightful Visit'
and made many friends during thelr stay,
who regretted to see them leave.
Don't forget there will be Two swell and req
hot ball games the two days OF the Carnival:
Shut up your mouse anu Iahe uinnei AZ liz
MrIAndrew Penney. the faithful postman
on Route l, Is now taking his nlteen Gays
holiday and OF conrse Will take In Inc carnl-
val
Mr.. Eugene Mcmillan. who has bcen taking
hiSholiday r. turned TO bis duties on Route q
last Monday. MIR. p. D. klugh. having taken
care of bis route, is now looking er.Route J..
The four young ladies who were voted lor
10 be Queen Of the Carnival are as follows
Miss Mary Syfan, 1SS votes. Miss Mary Miller,
l3l, Miss Carrie Huguelet. Is, Miss Beacham "A
From the above 1t will be seen that Miss Ma
ry Syfan Is 10 be Queen OF the Carnival, and q
bright, beautiful Queen she will be, ruling her
subjects by owe, and not withlan Iron rod. In
her realm all will be sunshine and happiness
and Abbeville's people will prosper during
her reign and be joyous and gay.
Our Baptist brethren have been carrying on
q series Of services this week, which have
been we'll attended and we hope will result In
much good.
Come to the Carnival, 1t is no small affair,
but promises TO be an occasion that WILL do
now being built by our enterprising trades
men and today All ia ready. Join in the
grand jubilee and have q good time.
The Civic Club overlooked the Carrier Boys
they should have by all means q prize offered
for the best rugged rural carriage" and
some Of Uncle Sans boys would, have done
credit to the occasion aud made a pretty
Don't be afraid to come to the City as the
dogs are ali muzzled and the people are safe.
NEWS ON ROUTES
For the past week OF sunshine farmers have
been very busy and the crops are looking well
and generally are pretty clean.
Rev. j. w. Bailey assisted by Rev. Black.
man of Piedmont are conducting a protracted
meeting at Sharon this week. Services morn
Mrs. BEETLE Shilli;o OF AbbevIlle is the
guest OF Mrs. James Gillian.
Miss 4 Kate sIS els Is yis II : her brother MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcneil OF Honea
Path are visiting relatives In the Sharon
neighborhood.
berry where she will spend several days with
her friends. Misses Mary and Bessie Herbert.
Mist Annie Williams, who has been quite
sick for several weeks Is out among her
Mr.. w. E. Penney has been sitting up'a lit
tie, but on Sunday ate q little Ice cream that
made him quite sick again, but irs hoped he
Mr.. George Gillian after a few days illness
MI. ]. r. Thornton was IN the city last Mon
day on business.
Master Earl Graves and his sister Sidelle
spent last week in the city with relatives.
Miss Etblyn Pennal OF Abbeville has been
quite Ill with fever for several weeks. but 10
now convalscipg.' Her many friends hope
she will soon he fully restored 10 health.
IN MEMoRIAM.
Miss Annie Moore, after a long and tedious
illness, quietly passed away last Saturday
morning July, 18th, 1908, at the home OF her
sister Mra. Willie C. Morton in Augusta.
The deceased was the daughter OF Mr.. w. G.
Moore formerly OF Abbeville and is we'll
known to this people. She was quiet, gentle
and unassuming In manner; her girlhood
life was spent in Abbeville the place OF her
birth, and speaks for Itself. She was most
highly esteemed and beloved by all who
knew her, and now that the tolls and cares
OF life a~re.over she has gone TO that rest that
is undisturbed forever, where peace and Joy
reign supreme.
Her remains reached here over the Sea-
board on Sunday afternoon about 8 O'Clock
and were taken directly TO Upper Long Cane
Cemetery, where in the presence OF many
sorrowipg friends they were tepderly laid to
rest. Funeral services were conducted at the
grave.
The deceased 10 survived by her father Mr..
w. c. Moore and three sisters, Mrs r. NJ.
Hill OF tAbbeville, Mrs Freeland Of Plum
Branch and Mrs Willie @. Morton of Augusta,
all Of whom we're present at the last sad
rites OF their beloved sister, except the father
who was not able to come.
Her friends In this entire community 60
out in tenderest sympathy 10 the bereaved
family.