The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-07-07
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What m" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 5. 49,. 80

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MIR. Parker ]. Brown Of Liberty 8. c., spent
several days of last week with his cousins.
the Misses McCord on Magazine Street. -
In the city last Saturday after q pleasant
visIt of two weeks TO her sister in Newberry.
Mrs. r. L. Vose accompanied:by her dsugh-
ter Mrs. Robert Hill and her little SOD,
to % friends and relatives in Charieston, George.
town, Pawley Island, Beaufort and perhaps
Sumter This is delightful trip and they
will have fine time. .--..... =. -
team out OF sight at which they vera much
"dIsgruntled and wrathy", but our boys held
their own as they always do and returned
with newly won hopors. IA.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lawton and children left
yesterday for g trip to the mountains OF N.
c. for q summer outing. 49, -" a.....
Major end Mrs. F. W. r, Nance left last
,S5 sns vs H ind srtp
TO the mountains. Their stay will be per.
Master Hammond Caldwell with good
number OF his little friends celebrated bis 9th
ceived quite number Of nice presents and
all enjoy ed the afternoon. Delightful cake
land cream were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l. Waller and children o.
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Gary on Magrz zine HH
! Miss Mary DuPre and neice. Miss Fannie
DuPre returned home last Saturday after q
pleasant stay With relatives at Walhalla.
+ Ahbeville's base ball team will leave today
for Union, q. c., where they will play Unions
team q series Of three games, We expect
Abbeviile's team to hold to their rep as win
Miss Clandia Bell Of Due West, and Mis-.
Ciyde Brooks Of At Ia are the pretty guesti
Miss Annie Cochran left yesterday for Z
% The r +. D. Boys enjoyed their hollda!
last Monday. celebrating the remembrance
Mr.. W. E. Penney. R., F. D. No; spen
Saturday night and Sunday with relatives q
A Jolly picnic crowd from Abbeville visitet
Rapiey'R Shoals and had q nice time excep
the accident to Mr.. Henry Cason who cam
saved by friends. Let this be warning Il
persons who cannot swim.
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r Mr.. r. w. Knox was quite sick few day
Of last week. but is up and about again. Di
Mr.. Lamar Gillian of Cedartown. Ca, i
3 spending awhile with home people At Sharon
Miss Ruth Woodhurst- is spending awhil
! With her grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. !
3 Mr.. David Gillian knows how to raise I'm
, cabbage. He gave us beautiful head Lac
week OF The sChs rleston Wakefield type
which weighed 10 pounds. Mr.. Gillian
? knows where and from whom to buy plant
Q that will grow to such fine cabbage.
Messra John A. Wilson. Edwin Parker an!
BoeRs Kennedy hav'nt been "payine thei
I prea cher or leaving ont some duty (ss an oil
friend used 10 put II when they were dry an
Q failed to get raip) but they have fine crops al
the same which will grow still finer when th
e needed rains come.
Mr.. r. W. Knox has as fine upland corn q
3 can be seen on route 8.
, Mr.. Boggs Kennedy has the finest field q
peas we see on routes
P Nice rains have fallen recently all slon
route 3, with few exceptions and crops OF al
0 Kinds look well and are growing nicely bein
well worked and clean up TO now.
with rheumatism and q severe boil on hi
Z right arm.