The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-04-21
EAST End.
What m" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 3.

Miss Jennie May Dunn accompanied oy
her father arrived In the city last week from
Florida and will spend some time with rela-
tives in and round the city. At present tney
are the guests Of Major Nance and family.
Their friends extend To them q hearty vel
come, and are glad to see them In this their
MISS Kate Marshall left last week for AZ
derson TO attend the funeral OF DR.. Sam Orr.
After spending several weeks IN the city
| Miss Nellie McGaw returned 10 her country
Misses Ample Cochran and Daisy Maxwell
accompanied by Messrs. Ernest Wafdlaw and
Victor Lonax spent last Sunday with friends
In Greenwood.
Miss Hannah Cochran spent q few days OF
last week very pleasantly with her friend
M M1s Ms'! Msn nipP Io On e sna G1ace smith after a
pleasant stay in the Gate City returned home
last Friday.
10 Mr.. Orr in bis recent ereavement-the
death phis father DR.. Sam Orr.
Miss Antoinette Hammond left yesterday
for Columbia where she will spend some time
DR.. Jack Presley and his charming bride
returned to the city Sunday alter q delightful
"isit TO relatives In Winnsboro, N. C., and
will in the near future leave for their FAR
aS MI. aDd Mrs. IowTis Beacbam came over
from Atlanta last week to attend the Miller
Presley wedding. Mr.. Beacham has. re-
turned and Mrs. Beacham will spend a while
Quite q number OF AbbevillIans will attend
the Musical Festival at Spartanburg this
week. This Is q rare treat for all lovers OF
music.
Miss Baker Of ChappeIls will be the charm
ing ana attractive guest Of the Misses Coch-
ran this week.
great SB srgain Store" they have The goods
and believe In using printers ink to let the
/ public know 1t. Watch their ads and weekly
locals and you, will. see their Bargains In diff.
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During the recent Rise in cotton a number
of our farmers let 1t 60, and now their minds
are easy. 4. .. 49,.
mains we're take en- 10 Macon. Ga his former
home where they were laid to rest In the
presence Of many sorrowing friends.
He was q member of the Pythian Lodge OF
this city and an escort from thai body with
other friends accompanied bis remains TO
their former home.
MIR. Majors has lived in our city for some
his kind heart and genial manner won the
respect and esteem OF all who knew him.
He was proprietor Of the Bottlipg Works.
and by strict att ntion and fair dealing was
building up a fine business.
M. Majors was a faithful and jealous
member OF the Baptist Church.
Death Is always sad. but wien 1t m as
and so sudden and unexpected 1t seems hard
to bear up under such a shock.
He was q Christian and tried 10 live the
lite he professed, and doubtless has gone 10 a
higher and nobler life.
The hereaved family have the sincere SYM
pathy OF this entire community In their sad
and unexpected bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilson Of Grainridge
were among the visitors in the city last
week.
Mrs. J. b. Wilson and her pretty daughter
Miss Lucille were guests in the city last Mon
day.
We learned Of the death of Mr.. John Ables
last week with much regret, rs We bad not
even heard of his illness. He was a generous,
kind hearted man, honest and Industrious,
and was respected and highly esteemed by
Bill who knew him.
He was for a number OF years one OF our
patrons on routs 3, and TO him aud bis family
we are indebted for many little acts of kind
ness. To the .bereaved family and relatives
We unite with many other friends In deepest
sympathy.
Miss Louise Mckenzie was one Of the fair
guests In the city Monday.
The many friends OF MI. David Gillian are
glad to know. after q few weeks Of special
treatment in the hospital In Greenville, he Ia
home again aad seems to be somew hat i'm
proved, He with Mrs. Gillian were,guests
In the city Monday. We with hosts OF friends
hope he will soon be fully restored to health.