The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-09-22
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the city and Along

"oonos ADou1 me Wy anu Aiohy
| Route No. ).
Look out for John Robinson's big circus
It will be here Oct. 1st which Is next Fri
day week. This is q great big three
ring circus" lots Of fine horses, wild ami
mails and fun making Clowns Come to the
city and II You don't wish to ettend the
performance. You can see the fine street
parade through the principal streets of
the city, come and let the sights drive
away dull care at least for one day, It
will give you something new to think
about, our stores will be on 'full dress
ing you can do your shopping. There will
be an overwhelming crowdI come early
and get out Of the rush along the highway.
Abbevilie's Graded and High School
opened last Monday and II every family
had as big q time as eve" had, they had g
picnic, getting boys and girls together,
hunting up new clothes, shoes and cravats
after long holiday was q big job, but we
got our four boys gtraightened out and on
good time.
We hope patrons will be impressed with
the great importance Of starting their
children on the first day of school, giving
them an equal start with the others.
II your child gets behind on account OF
hardness tits not only hard to catch up,
but may make him Indifferent and care
less about his studies. Commence at the
beginning b g and it will help the teachers In
miss mi s'7f; Vivian Caldwell and her cousin
q pleasant stay In the city with Mrs. Lam
bert Caldwell, left Monday for Greenvllle,
where Miss Wilson will remain q while as
the guest of Miss Caldwell q 40 81
Miss Antoinette Hammond after several
months sOjourn In the Land of Flowers is
at home again, brighter and happier than
ever. Her friends welcome her home:
Work is being push on the High School
and tis hoped how soon 1t will be ready Tor
Rev. Henry Stokes preached special
sermon To- Engineers last Sunday night. =
r Mrs. Robert Hill left Monday for Due
West being called by phone message an
nouncing the illness Of her father, MIR. W.
|C. Moore. ~
ROUTE s.
Mrs. j, B. Hardness after spending the
summer with her home people at Sharon,
returned home last Monday accompanied
by her mother Mrs. James Gillian who
win spend awhile with her daughter In
Birmingham, Ala.
mlSS6S DODSlo anu Luld Efdl5 lolb u1On-
day for Linwood College In North Carroll
ma. x . ~ se 3
Miss Eva Williams will leave Friday for
Winthrop College at Rock Hnl having WON
q scholarship there.
Miss Robena Gillian returned Monday
| to the Normal Institute at Ashyille, n. @.
Misses Emma Penny and Leila Walker
were guests In the eity Monday.
Mr.. a. B. Boster has 9 daughter SICK
with diphtheria. Many friends hope she
will soon be well. s
two children spent day OF the past week
Link.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson after pleas
ant stay with home folks at Grainridge
lreturned home Saturday. u
! Misses Sailie, Jennie, and Mabel Wood
hurst spent Friday with Mrs. jamie Richie
MT. Lamar was in the city Monday on
business. So "a, r., ~ Il
Dr. jim Hill was out on route 8 Monday
looking after the sick. DR.. Hill Jr. is
quite popular asa physician and ts build
ling up q fine practice.
Major Arthur Parker accompanied by
grand nephew Master Willie Parker spent
one day last week 1n..the city.
i Mr., Edd Calhoun and Mrs Ellen Nor
wood with Miss Kate Haskell were the
gnest OF Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Parker last
Friday.
Prof. and Mrs M. B. Cheatham were the
guests Of Mr.. and MrsSW.Q. Wilson one
| day last week.
Messrs j. A. and G. L. Wilson are pre-
lparing to open their ginnery, and when.
things Will be- humming In that section OF
the Flatwoobs.
The infant, OF Mrs ]. q, Prince is re-
covering rapidly and will soon be quite
well again.
Master Ernest Pennel spent last week
with, his Uncle Mr.. Q. r. Graves ana
family.
night and Sunday with his home people at
Prof. N. B. Cheatham Will conduct re-:
ngious services at Sharon church next
Sunday afternoon. .:g-