The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-04
EAST End.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Rnnfe Mo- Z

Big times in Abbeville This week. Chrysan
th-um Fair, Bazaar, aud Baby Show. In Ros
epbergs hall near the Episcopal Cnurch or
Trinity Street.
Mus cal program in charge OF Professor
Huguelet. go 800.
Admission fee only ten cents. All under
the auspices of the Civic League.
This is the place TO get a nice Cnr1sInas
present. so don't miss the opportunity Thurf'
day the 5th.
Attend and help the ladies build up and
beautify our historic old city.
Nj. Andrew Edwards, OF Georgetown, spent
last Monday In the city on business. HIS
friends are al ways glad 10 see him In his old
home.
MIR. Oscar Cobb, Abbeville's shoe man"
spent last Sunday IN SpartanbuIg on what
the boys" call particular business. he mas
e'urn ed and seems a. happy as q lark.
Messrs Eugene Cobb and Olyn Green leit
Yesterday for Waco, Texas. v here they go TO
accept positions offered. The best wishes OF
their friends 60 with them ana nope ehey
the Lone Star Safe.
Mrs. Ed Calhoun and daughter, Mas !vey
le I yesterday to visit relatives Ia Mississ1ppi.
Postmaster Tolbert spent Saturday night
and Sunday at his country home.
Mr.. w. f. Penney spent last Saturday
night and Sunday with his home people al
Sharon.
days this week for Mr. T. Loma2 who bad
special business In the city.
The Oysters served last Monday by the Ia
dies:of Trinity Church was a success. Receipts
about thirty five dollars.
We notice the order OF the day is first "cleap
up" and then "beautify"; this Is IN good order
and we hope the Civic League will De readily
assisted In this good work By every citizen
1--WE have a pile for thPm) and Right them to
the rear OF the Post Office building for another
good job which is very important, as II 10 an
eyesore to Postmaster, Carriers n all who
%perchapce to come that way.
No IN 20 O onnh lima IN nav m and renew
your subscription for another year to the
Press & Banner! You can't afford to be WITH.
out this newsy home paper. The editors are
live, wide awake men and through their cor
respondents keep you posted az 10 news all
over the county and State. You VIII also
Ind In It's columns ads from the wide awake
merchants of Abbeville who many times of1er
yon bargains that will over pay the price OF
the paper. You don't know the difference In
prices OF the same article until you look ar
ound. The merchant who offers bargains al
wa 8 puts them before the people.
HOME D
On last Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock
the marriage ceremony OF Mr.. G Evans and
Miss nellie Watson was olemnized at The
home Of the bride on Upper Main Street OF
The home was beautiful. decorated for the
happy occasion and everything passed of as
merrily as q marriage bell. ,
The bride Ia one ofAboeville's accomplished
and attractive young ladies. esteemed and
beloved for her many beautiful traits OF char
scter both of head and heart which have
drawn around her a host Of friends.
The groom Ia claRsed among the best and
mort successful farmers OF Abbeville County
and is q young man OF fine character anu
sterling worth, possessing fine business quail
acRtious and withal Is very popular.
The large and brilliant array OF guests and
the many costly and beautiful presents fur
tber attest The great popularity and high
esteem In which the bride is held.
This young couple begun life under the
most fav orable circumstances and have the
congratulations and best wishes Of hosts OF
friends. -.
It is said tina Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will
make Abbeville their home. We hope this
is true and we welcome them TO the city with
all It's pleasures and enjnyments.
NEWS on ROUTE 3.
On next Friday night an Oyster and meat
supper will be served at Lebanon, under the
OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of Leban.
on Presbyterian Church, at the home OF Mr..
The public are cordially invited. A splen.
did supper and a good time await those who
come.
Mr.. R. w. Knox and his two sons, Lonnie
and Wyatt returned last week after a very
peasant time spent a. the State Fair.
MIR. Nicholas Schram put In several days al
the State Fair and Is home again, delighted
Miss Belle Mckenzie is home again after
enjoying several weeks stay in the city With
her sister, Mrs. o. B. jackson. =
Mrs L.. Wilson was among the Visitors In
the city last Monday.
Mr. J. W. Ables was in the city Saturday
taking In the town.
Miss SaIlie Woodhurst was a welcome visi-
tor 10 the city one day last week.
MI. Whit Edwards accompanied by his
nephew, Mr.. Al. Bass, were amcng the visi-
tors In the city last Monday.
Mill Edwards and SON were In the city
last Monday.
Cotton will soon he picked, about one more
uaul and the most of II will bs out OF the fields
The number OF bales lying around both at The
ginneries and In private yards has been large.
ly Increased since our last writing.
Mrs. Johp T. CheatnHm and Ron we're visit
iug on Route 3 last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Parker one ofthe boss" farmers
of tine datwoods is supplying some OF Able.
v,lle's merchants with a splendid lot Of pea
vine hay baled up neatly; He Will save
enoogh for his own use and thinks he will
make corn enough to do him next year. This
10 good farming.
MIR. c. F. Graves was in the city saIeday on
MIR. and Mrs David Gillian were guests In
the city last Monday
Mr.. j. r. Thornton is rebuilding his barn
recently destroyed by fire. A num Der oil
frie nds are very kindly lending their aid,
and he will soou have smother nice new barn,
M" seats him .elf every Monday night In a
quiet place (Wben he Can ind ~ and looks
into every home on Route ) 10 lake In the
nw+. How much better it wou d De II "every
home" would place In the r b"x one item OF
news, IL no more, each we ok, then nothing Of
interest v ould be /. # out. Try this plan and
let thus be d LeSsy column each and every
week.
Mrs Lillian NcCanty Ia spending a while
IL The c ~ with her friend, Mis- o. b. jackson
Miss N.IIe McGaw has been quite SICK Tor
the past Two weeks but is now CON vaiescing
and we hope VII. soon he quite well.
NJ In. (lIhprt nf nCnnngy1Ila wal Waiting