The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-01-12
TROY.

Mrs. Ada Kennedy and her sons, Mas
ltcrs Lawrence and Jim, are now making
their home with Miss Onie Kennedy two
miles from here. Mrs. Kennedy is the
most efficient and popular teacher OF Leb-
anon school. Her sister Miss Carrie Cow
an, of Bellevue, succeeds her as teacher
there. She too is most excellent teacher.
mir. J. S. Cresswell, who lives near here
carried his daughter to Augusta, last week.
She is now in the Margaret Wright Hos
pital for treatment. All sincerely hope
She will return home greatly benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. Burnett and her
mother, Mrs. Mary brennan, are home
from a weeks stay with their relatives,
DR.. II. l.. CulbertSon and family at Amity,
Ga.
Mr.. P. B. Grady, has sold his residence
here to Mr.. Joe l.. Russell. and he and his
family will take up their abode there this
week.
Miss Millwee Davis is in WATERFORD, S.
c., where she was brides maid for one Of
her college friends.
The coolest and most quiet MAS we
have ever known was the IN just passed.
We would find our eyes CHANGING at the
calendar to see if we were not mistaken Ill
the date.
Last Monday evening Miss Martha
Creswell most pleasantly entertained a
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ing.
The week Of prayer was observed here
by the Ladies Aid Society OF the A. Il. L.
Church.
After an absence of eighteen years In
Texas, Mr.. w. Il. Burnett surprised his
many friends and kindred with a visit
Rev. ii. B. Blakely and family were to
see relatives at Ora, during the Christmas
holidays.
Troy now has two up to date black
smith repair and wood shops. MIR. j. d.
Moss occupies the one at the depot, and
Mr.. j. W. Faulkner and Sons, the other
one. Competition will build up trade OF
any kind.
All who heard Mrs. Emma Gary Lee, a
returned Missionary from China, were
well pleased with her lecture. She is a
fluent speaker and held the attention Of
all in the Methodist Church here last Tues
day evening. This is hersccOnd visit here,
and we are sure all will warmly welcome
her at any time,
Mrs. Perrin Wells Of Augusta. better
known here as Miss Margaret Cuddy of
New York, and pleasantly remembered as
the guest Of her cousin, Mr.. j. NJ. Cuddy
is expected here tomorrow to be their
guest for several days.
Nh. p. h. Patterson is in Chicago, ILL.,,
with his nome people,. we understand ne
will make his home there this year.
DR.. }. b. Britt and family OF Bellevue
have moved to Princeton, SC. and we hear
they are cordially greeted by those good
people up there,
Mr.. +. Clinkscales has been quite unwell
for a week.
Miss Mary Lou Beauford has returned
from an enjoyable visit with relatives at
Palatka, Florida.
MIR. X. H:Taggart of Clear Springs, was
in Augusta for several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gray of Spartan
burg have moved to Bethia, where they
will make their home.
Married by Rev. r. F.. Bradley, at his
home, Miss Matilda Bauglman from the
Bethia vicinity and Mr.. Walter Banks
from near Cheathams.
What is wrong in Denmark? We read
in last weeks Press and Banner where Mr..
+. a. Cook of Troy, would apply to the
Legislation for Il change in his name. He
has changed the maiden name of two
young ladies' who were his Better halves
but in tho name Of reason have the laws
of the State been changed, and are now
visa-versa?