The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-06-09
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 8.

Mrs. J.. 8. WIkerson and children left
Yesterday for Jacksonville, Florida where
them some time ago and who is already es-
tablished in the mercantile business.
'Abbeville regrets TO see such good citlZens
leave but follow them with best wishes lot
their future prosperity.
Mrs. Edward Patterson with her two sons)
ofTimmonsville and Miss Lawton OF Harris
Vile S. c. are visiting their relatives Mr.. j..
M. Lawton and family.
Miss Mary Syfan Is home from Winthrop
College to spend her vacation.
Miss Mary isa charming young lady and
for her many lovely traits or character was
quite q favoriie at Winthrop.
Our neighbors Mr.. John Evans and family
nave moved from the Gary house on mags-
zine street. to the home OF MI. JACK Wllkel-
son on upper main street. We regret TO lose
such good neighbors but glad they haVnI
LETT the city.
Miss Antolnette Hammond accompanied
by her sister Mrs. Brogdon as far as Atlanta,
left last Saturday Tor Memphis. Tennessee TO
attend the reunion OF veterOns as Sponsor for
Camp Secession of this city.
Rev. w. w. Daniels OF Columbia preached
two fine sermons in the Methodist Church
last Sunday morning and night.
Rev. DR.. Moffatt OF Due West will preach IN
the Methodist church next Sunday morning.
Rev. Henry Stokes came In from his sum-
mer outing last Saturday TO conduct the fu-
neral services of Mrs. John White who died
at her home in this city last Sunday morn
ing quit suddenly and unexpectedly. She
udS cch phldiS LCu " oCNSioi hiohtbcs IN
able to walk a step. The deceased was a
member OF the Methodist Church of this city
and was a most estimable christian woman
and from her life we are sure our loss Is her
eternal gain.
The funeral services were conducted by
her pastor Rev. Henry Stokes on Monday
morning at her home after which interment
was made in Upper Long Cane cemetery In
the presence OF many Borrowing friends
relatives.
nofhv nf this 0nm mnnjtv I'm This THAR anrp
bereavement.
Miss Bertha White daughter of the de-
ceased came in Saturday from Winston Sa-
lem, NC. just in time TO see her mother
her coming.
MIS-. John White of Columbia came in to
attend the funeral Of her slster-in-law Mrs.
Mrs. Crews of Charlotte N. c. is here visi.
ting her sister Mrs. James Cochran.
Mrs. Lambert Caldwell and children left
yesterday for Greenville when they will
spend a month with relatives and friends.
Miss Lillian Gambrell came home last
week from Bennettsville where she has been
teaching q 1ourishing school.
What's the matter? the people have no
protection against mad dogs. We are tod
numbers OF dogs are running about the
streets without muzzles. Was the muzzIe
law q sham?
Mrs. Lula Edwards and son left last Satur-
day TO visit relatives In Atlanta.
Mr.. George Smith lone OF the handsome
statesmen OF the city spent last Sunday al
Cokesbury on special" business SO says the
bows.
Elizabeth the pretty little daughter OF DR..
aud Mrs. c. c. Gambrell celebrated her 9th
birthday last Monday afternoon with a num-
Der OF her little friends-who together with
their hostess spent a delightful aftern DON.
Mr.. Calhoun DeBruhl is IN the city spend
ing a while with relatives.
MIR. Dewitt Baroes of L0wndesville spent
last Monday In the city, and was the guest OF
relatives Mr.. {. v, Hammond and family.
The National Rank OF Ahbeyillp Ia sending
out to their friends a handsome post card
upon which Is contained good wholesome ad-
vice showing that the Bank" is better tina u
the Purse and IL Is not what you earn, b ut
what you save that counts.
Mr.. Brown Syfan has gathered his fine
vines at and estimates 1t at 50 or 40 bushels
per acre. He gathered l4 dozen oats from .
acres.
MIR. Edd Syfan has had the management:
OF the grain cutting and he believes the above
figures not too large. Ed is a good practical
farmer and Is assisting his brother in the
gathering ofhis grain.
Rev. H. C. Fennel OF Lowndesville and Mr..
George Il. Wilson OF Wareenton were the
guest of Mr.. T. l.. Wilson and sisters last
Saturday night.
Misses Margaret Wilson of Lowndesville,
and Mildred Wilson OF Watts two pretty 1T.
tie girls are now making bright the days for
relatives at Grainridge.
The annual picnic OF Fern Cliff School will
be next Friday IL inst in the pretty grove
near the school house. Miss Eunice Cochran
the popular teacher cordially invites the pub
lie and patrons OF the school TO come out and
enjoy a happy day.
Misses Emma and Gertrude Penney are at
tending the commencement exercises of
Woford College at Spartanburg and Will ac-
company their brother Prof. Thomson home
this week.
Miss Sara Evans one of the pretty young
ladies OF Lebanon Is home again from Ala,
to the delight of her many friends.
MIR. ThomosM Mcneil Is home from Birming
ham after spending several months with his
daughter Mrs. r T.. Bruce.
Mr.. John Walker while returning last
week from q visit 10 relatives at Piedmont
met with 4 serious accident as he stepped
from the moving train be was thrown vio-
len lily upon his head and was taken up un-
copccjors and carried 10 the drug store for