The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-08-17
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Miss Sue MoCaslan Of Clear Springs has
been recreating at Williamson for sew
eral days.
Mrs. j. Il. Dendy, and daughter Miss
Ellen are home from a visit to her dangh-
ter Mrs. w. W. Hackett.
Miss Louise Solomons is enjoying a
months rest in Greenwood, with her broth
er Mr.. J. T. Solomons and family.
Rev. |. n. Kennedy, of Tennessee Is
doing some capital preaching in the A. IL.
p. church which has been in progress
since last Friday morning.
Misses Jennie and Clara Wideman have
returned to their home on Long Cane the
first from the Chicago University ana
Miss Clara from q visit with friends at
Trenton, $. &, r
Mrs j. G. Dale, and happy family of
little folks arrived here froln Mexico laSU
week and are now with her parents DR.. D:
D. Neel and family. We wish for she ana
Mr.. Dale a restful and enjoyable stay
from the Montezumas.
Mr.. Mac Leard a most highly respected
citizen, died ut his home near here last
| week. He was u loyal member OF the A.
r. p. church here, a most aifectlonate son
and brother, and after his great suffering
we hope he is with Gods redeemed.
Mr.. r. S. Galloway and son Master
Robert were down from Due west last
week in the interest of the College n the
A. r. Presbyterian.
Miss Rosa Bradley is home from several
days stay in Mccormick with her brother
Mr.. John Bradley and family.
Mrs. Maggie Sanders and children MISS
Marie and Master Kerr from Cleburne lex
as are with their cousins the Misses Hor-
ton on r. F. d. No. a.
Messrs j. w. Bradley, n j. w. Dowtll
are in New York for some weeks on IL
pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McCaslan from
Greenwood made our home a pleasant
visit of several days last week..
Mrs. J. T. SOlomons and son MASTER Mac
are home from a weeks visit with her SIS
ter Mrs. D. J. W. QUITS at Elmwood, ). T.,
Miss Louise Talbert from Buffalo, is
teaching a summer school near clemson
College.
But for the heroic efforts of Mr.: Cowan
and Joe Young a little negro child living
on Rev. r. F. Bradley's place here would
have been devoured by a vicious hog
Miss Alma Clinkscales is in Anderson
with relatives.
Miss Lily Hackett of Augusta was a
pretty guest with Miss Allyee Dendy last
week, also Miss Almena Coleman OF New
Market.
Again the death angel has crossed the
threshold of our kinsman, and called, q
faithful member to the joys OF her eternal
home. 1t was the sweet spirit OF Mrs.
Polly Bentley, who had passed her -FOUR
score and ten years. She came OF plous
ancestors; her devotion to religion and
good works was beautiful. She was q re-
markable woman in many ways u never
was too busy to read her Bible. When she
had become old in years, but never grew
old in spirit, her infirmities from age kept
her from the house of God but her exam
Die vas an inspiration to the neighborhood
for all knew what true religion meant to
her, for she showed her faith by her works.
In her home her grand-childrens deVotion
to her was beautiful. She lived a quiet,
calm, peaceful and upright life. Her re-
ligion was beautiful, and the remembrance
Of her will ever linger like the sweet aroma
of beautiful flowers.
There is no death-the stars go down
To rise upon some. fairer shore,
And bright in Heavens jewelled crown
They shine forevermore."
Miss Edna Wardlaw, quite q pretty
young lady from Little Mountain accom-
panied by her cousins Messrs Klugh Ea-
kin from Abbeville and Arthur and
George Burnett from Mt. Moriah came
down In their big touring car and spent
Thursday with their cousins Misses Maud
and Lucy Lyon.
Mr.. T. A. Talbert one of u city mer-
chants is spreading himself like q green
bay tree in the way Of building. He has
two stores under course Of erection and
one already rented to Mr.. Paul Lyon, who
will launch out in the merchantile busi-
ness.