The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-01-22
EAST END.

Do, 7 w Ariail preached fine sermon
last sunday morning to a large and attenuVe
congregation, and at It's close helu lne niss 6.
chuTch con ference for 1905. The reports ilon
nastor. stewards and Sunday School superlh-
fendent showed everything working well 30
far and all looking forward 70 lruitiuI Sea,
in church work. Let each member tas nou
and begin with the New ear 10 OIL ~ nors WUre
tnan they have In the past ana hu VIII "oih
out we'll in the end. VI,
Tae many friends and scholars OF MT. w.
R, Brad ley are glad TO see him home again
and hope he is fully restored 10 his usual
Mr.. ]. M. Harden hits the Lien Law
heavy blow in last week Issue OF tne fress
and Banner and We realiy seeSe deeS as 81 Hector
We haven't given the subject mature thought
but are ha' inclined to believe he 10 ABOUT
right. ,,,rr>, tho
cottage in the forks OF the road near Mr.. A.
Miss Vivian Caldwell is in the city the
guest of her brother and family MIR. and Mrs.
MI and Mrs. Rob Hill with their handsome
little son. Robert. left Monday for Atlanta to
see friends and enjoy the play daiisbin Sep H1 han
ouet last Friday night which was muon en-
joyed by them and their friends. .u.,
The marriage ceremony OF M,ss snsma;z Alcs es
last Thursday at high noon at the home OF
The bride. Rev. E. B. Kennedy officiating.
Quite number OF relatives ana iriends
Witnessed the ceremony. whlon was @ very
ding. The happy couple have the congratula-
tions and best wishes Of many friends.
Mr.. w. D. Wilson entertaned humosr n oi
Street last Friday evening In sumptuous
and most elegant manner. 1t was Only a
.'stag" party, but they had as deligntlul
time as they could without the presence oi
The agricultural department at Washington
ia now rushing the garden SEED business.
Congressman Aiken sending In the hrst, as
he always is in the lead especially in all mat
ters OF interest, and importance 10 DIS con-
stituents
DR.. P. B. Speed is low at home to bis Gus.
TONERS in the new quarters" In the large
and CONN odious store recently occupied oy
w. d. Barksdale. He invites you to call and
see how nicely he is fixed up. His statesmen
ready TO serve you with the greatest bargains
and the best goods. Remember the place and
when In the city call and you will receive q
hearty welcome.
Abbeyille needs first class harness and re.
pair shop. A good opening for some energet-
There is a fine opening in Abbevll e for q
first class bakery, think oflt! About 5,0J0 ln-
habitants who eat bread and no bakery, ISM,
1t alarming. our money going of to build up
adjutant towns and cities when 1t should be
kept at home. That's the way to build up
Tue new Court House and City Hall are
looming up, and with their huge granite COL
umns are already making an imposing sight
to the wlde-awake and up.to-date citizens
who will look up these buildings when fin-
ished with great interest and pride as being
ornaments TO our old historic city, and build.
ings that in the beauty OF modern architect
ure will be second 70 none 10 the state. we
are proud to see such buildings going up even
II the cost Is one or two mills added TO our
taxes.
NEWS ALONG ROUTE 8.
The many friends of Mr.. David Gillian
were glad to sac him In the city last Monday,
just now con valescing from a two weeks HI.
ness.
Major Arthur Parker and the Wilson Bros.
are now operating mill that makes the fn-
sheep and even goats. All stock eat 1t with
a relish and "cry" for more. The ears OF
corn in the shuck, cob and all are ground
mill and the splendid feed II makes. Our
route horse Pat" says 1t Is good enough for
him and the only objection he could find was
that he didn't have enough oft.
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Brown and their
handsome little son, after pleasant stay In
the Lebanon section With friends and rsla-
tives, left last Friday for their home at
Walhalla.
Mrs. Ames Haltiwauger OF Columbia has
Just finished a most delightful visit TO r
home people Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cbeatham
in the Sharon section, and left for her city
nome lGsI rIludy.
Mrs. Eddie Smith and sister Miss Carrie
Smith of Abbeville, spent Monday most
pleasantly with relatives, Mr.. A. j. Wood
hurst and family.
Miss Carrie Mars with her brother Mr.. Will
Mars were among the welcome visitors In
the city Monday.
Mrs. 8. c. Link accompanied by her daugh.
ter Mrs. Lindsay Link, spent pleasant day
last Monday with MIR. and Mrs. ]. j. Link in
their new home on route a.
Miss Emma Penney with her father Mr.. ]
h. Penney were among the visitors in the
city Monday.
Mr.. r. W. Knox. one of the prosperous
merchants and farmers on route 8. Was in the
city Monday laying In fresh stock OF groc-
cries.
Mr.. John Able and family have moved to
the old Miller home on the Due West road.
We regret to see them leave route 8 as they
have been good and kind patrons, and to
them We are Indebted for many oourtesies
and acts OF kindness.
Last Monday morning we had the pleasure
OF meeting one of our esteemed freinds, Mr..
John E. Evans OF Martins Mil. who was re-
tuning home after visit 10 his brother, Mr..
James Evans.