The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-06-30
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 3.

Rounds About inc Gity and Along
Route No. 3.
Rev. DR.. Moffat OF Due West, preached a
plain practical sermon last Sunday morning
In the NJ. +. church of thir City. Hts sermau
was full OF thought. aud showed careful study
on his part, and was delivered IN an earnest
and forceful manner. His text was based
upon abe old mosaic laws, and showed
while they were not entirely applicable TO US.
yet the underlying, ana iuLdHmen'ai prln-
ciples were the same now asthen. he pre-
scented many Illustrations TO prove there facts
The whole OF his sermon WAS individual
and responsibility" that we were responsible
for evils abroad In the land and Known TO
US, if we did not do our best to suppress them
! this we could do by our example and In
fuence as well as through tue mightypower
OF the ballot and he hoped and prayed that
all would 1eel their "indivldsl" responsibility
in the great and powerful issue before US
and II we voted from that standpoint we
conld not 60 far wrong,
Reader II you consider the sale ofliquo r
are evil and Injurious TO your fellow man
| -FOUR friends and your children and 10 the
rising generation, then what are you going
to do with your individual responsibility,
are you going 10 use your III . eSNam p,gb, w aaS
II you DO then Will you have cleared your
skirts in the issue before US and soon 10 De
decided, Dispensary, or Prohibition, which
will you have. Iyour influence ara Dallot
Will tell The tale.
In Ihe mass Mass Meeting Sunday night
Rev. Burts OF Edgefield, made q strong APP
p III la favor OF prohibition, owing TO sum
Gle oil room not being afforded In any one oil
our cbulc hes, the meeting was held In the
City Hall which was filled TO It's capacity,
surely when pulpit and people seem 80 Ia
earnest The right which ever II may be Will
prevail,
AtbeviIle's baseball team is still holding
It's honors, having played ten games this
season auu only losing 3 games and tieing
On The fouth, VIM Ing 66 per cent and tleing
On the last.
The game last Monday between Abbeville
and Greenwood, resulted IN four scores lor
each. making tie. and bad not the game
been allowed her last out, the game would
probably nave ended 8 to in Abbeville's
favor.
Mrs Lambert Cald we'll and children re.
turned hume last Saturday after a mosl
pleasant visit to friends aud relatives 10
Greenville.
MIR. ] W. Morrow, one of Mount Carmels
eadlps business men was In the city last
:: .turdsy 10 "nelp kill" The dispensary, 70
Mr., John L.. Wells OF McCsrmel with hls
Sop- u-law, Mr.. Nolley, were guest In the city
aft Saturday.
An extremely sad occurrence was that
which happened last Monday, causing the
unlimely death of Mr.. VIII Rudd travelling
salesman for burst and Andrews Co.. o.
expedition in an Automobile and as he al
TENTED To cross the track near Sslac, some.
thing gave ont and his machine stopped still
Upon the track and was dashed 10 pieces by
tie awifly Approaching iraip; Mr. Rudo
Jumped but was so injured that he died be-
tore be reached AbbeVille. He was married
,oout G months ago. we believe To a Miss
Cochran: This is truly a sad accident and
atives all OF whom extend heart felt sym
,athy to the vile and family,
Mr.. Lawton OIL spent sev-ral days OF lah
week with our townsmap MIR. ]. NJ. Lawtop
,,Io 10 hyc ptpnIhnn He left Monday IN
visit othe- children in Greenville,
Ma. C. V. Hammond attended the State
reunion OF Confederate Veterans last week
at Chester, and said they had a delightful
did everything Tor their comfort and plea
sure,
RoUTES.
Miss Ruth Mclean of Abbevillel spent the
past week with relatives at Sharon.
Miss Clara Lee Gillian was a welcome visi-
tor 10 the city LAST Monday.
Mr.. Edwin Parker spent Monday in the city
Messrs John H. Penney, N. sehram J.. s!
Williams Sr. and Jr, attended the temper
ance meeting In the city Saturday.
with bis brother, Mr.. M. j. Lux. they came
into The meeting Saturday. Also Messrs 8. L.
and T. Z. Wilson Of Grainridge.
MI. ]. S. Gilbert and his son, John b. OF
Lebanon attended the reunion last week al
SuCotOl oLA g S'o 49, sASNA $500 ~ 49,
good people Of Chester.
Miss Lucy Evans with her brother. Master
Petligrew spent last week at the pretty home
of their grandmother, Mrs. E A. Gilbert OF
Lebanon. Mrs. Allan Guillebeau and child
rem were also guests there. They all had q
rural time picking berries and putting up
good things Tor winter.
Mrs. L. W. Brown of Marion, Ala, returned
last Friday and will spend the Summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Wilson OF Gralnridge
rrora ~ tha Ditr Mn,top
Wilson Brothers were selling q nice lot OF
.heep 10 the city market OF w. G. DuPre last
Monday.
The commuuity extend sincere sympathy
O Mr.. huguelett and family In their bereau-
,nent OF the death OF one OF their little child,
en- which occurred Saturday night. Funeral
services at the home on Sunday afternoon.
Iptermept In the Episcopal Cemetery.
Fine rains have fallen around route three
during the past few days and the crops never
looked better, nor the farmers in better spirit.
all looking forward to q big crop year.
Miss Jane EakinTeturned last Monday via
he Southern from"a most pleasant visit tc
relatives 10 Greenwood.
Misses Lucia and Ruth W~oodhurst OF Able
Vile are spending 1hts week with relatives
and frieDds on route 3
Six cotton blooms were seen on the 25th
n the crop OF PIeas Miller, one OF Gillian
Bros troopers. For several years past this
cropper has shown US the first cotton blooms
Oh route 3.
Mr.. Thomas Mcneil saw them in his fields
Il few days later. !
Misses Lyna and DotBie Evans entertained
he young peol les Glee Cub OF Sharon. las,
Friday evening. The time was most pleas
antly spent and enjoyed by every one present
During The evening refreshing Ices and punch
we're served.
These young ladies' entertain most charm.
,nsly and every body always has q jolly
time al their pretty home.
Mr.. Willie Penney, the faithful carrier Oh
route 4, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his home people at Sharon.
Mr.. r.. z. Mcneil and family are preparing
10 move into their pretty cottage at Sharon.
He Is now digging a well and will soon oc-
cupy bis comfortable home. Happy Is thai
Young man who has his own home and We
congratulate Mr.. Men ell and wish him and
his happy little family happiness and great