The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Morrah and their pretty
lille daughter, BEETLE, from bellvue, attend
ed The "suclal" 1t The hotel Frlday evening
given by Tie Christian Endeavor soSisty.
THE State convlcts are here WORKING tpo
public highways and are camping n'town.
Mr.. Ben BRITT, one OF The Clemson cadets
spent the 22nd with bis parents az Bnnaio.
MISS Martha K. agln came up from nef
school Saturday returning yesterday.
Last Saturday was an unusually busy day
with our merchants. opening liens, m Il
was o regular feast day with Dotn seller no
buyer. o,n.s
was Mrs. d.. ]. u. N.ers pleasant compan
last week. We are sorry TO know Mrs. NeePs
health Is very poor.
A strong robust man, claiming 70 oee
mute, was here last week passing q note to
our people 70 thai effect. some doubt ME
beinx deaf and dunno as be was heard 70
speak AFTER leaving here. and believe MIN 70
be q very Suspicious CHARACTER: .na Mr..
jay OF MI. Carmel, were 70 see fela'
Ives here q few days ago. -
Mrs. j. +. Solomon and daughter. Miss
l. ,u,.e, " ere TO see Mrf. w. " doillnssWoftn
v IN. er Seat yesterday.
Mr.. Joe 8. Russell. goes 10 Greenwood To-Day
"a a Juror in court this week.
The Social" at The hotel was qultee pleas
ami affair. The music was specially gooo.
Mrs. W.D. Morrab with her manaotin "as
great addition which was appreciated.
= MT. Charlie Gray, from Spartanon burg, VA
down looking alter his conquests Saturday
and yesterday. Y. ,L.-r a.
Green wood.
There are many here to attend the burial OF
Mr. Jay. Mrs. Margaret Kennedy ana MA.
.. Kennedy OF Due WestrDr. and Mrs. J. d.
brennan and MAJ. IL: Whise OF verSetX'
Prentiss, Mrs. Eddie Jay and Miss Daiey Jay
OF Green wood, Mr.. r. NJ. Haddon ofAb6eviiie
and many others whose names we falleo 70
get. N
diseases Mr.. I. NJ. Jay, one OF our best known
and most highly esteemed citizens died mere
Sabbath morning at l o'clock. For year
his health has been gradually falling. navlls
spent much Of his time in Augusta Sanitail-
um., BE was q faithipl deacon OF the Il. r:
church here for more than twenty years, ano
we'll did he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ne
bad great plans Tor me , G Gnu has T ,aEan r to
chat rest that remains to the people Of Cod
He leaves a widow and two daughters, ME.
Jennie Jay Robin son OF Due West and MIs.
Fan ME Haddon who has 80 kino!y aIa y;
tiently nursed him His religion conslsteo
In making q happy home. IN laborlng ior tne
church and in giving ont from his heart an
undying faith in Q risen Loro. ne hao ss,
lecled the text for his burial service nls PAL
bearers both honorary and active. HIS olo
war comrades Of whom he was very nucn az
tached will follow his remains IN q 6odyNto
our cemetery today al 2 O'Clock. me Iuneral
will take place In the church at one ooi1c ar
To his loved ones who mourn bis loss, tney,
'sorrow not as others which have no nope,
Tt heirs is q glorious heritage, Death Wnere u
thy sting, grave where is thy victory., pc
yond the smiling and the weeping h" Wtta a mn
loved ones waiting there ne now oenoiuS ouh
A little negro child living on MI. Sam
Youns's place was burned so badly last
Thursday II died Sabbath. IL vas gnree years
old and was the son OF Vince Lyon,
g.