The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-01-19
WARREHT0H LOCALS,

Not having seen anything in. your pape
from our section in sometime we woul(
ask you to favor us by printing the few
locals in your paper that we shall be ablt
to collect from time to time.
The new years dawn Is little more
propitious than the one just departed, anc
we trust the horizon will continue clear
There are few changes taking place tc
which we shall in time become reconclled
Some faces we have known for years have
removed to neighboring states and others
we have not known are among us. TO the
incoming citizen we extend the right hanc
OF fellowship and the outgoing citizens
1--WE would gladly detain them for we are
loathe to. see them go but since they have
elected to go) we bid them God speed. :,
1t is with genuine regret that we speak
of Mr.. Jno. q. Ferguson's departure tor
Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Ferguson has been with
US for many years and the community
experienced distinct loss in his leaving
He was the clerk Of the board OF trustees
lof Marrenton School and always took
great interest In the school. We can say
| In all sincerely that South Carolina loses
an energetic citizen and Georgia gains
one. His two daughters and son accom-
pany him, and friends will find them or
i26 Grew st., about fifteen minutes walk oi
the business section Of the city.
Mr.. Henry Cheatham formerly OF thif
place but now of Palestine, Texas is among
us again with his bride. We-::would com
mend b m to few young bachelors OF oul
neighborhood. We, would ask them tt
give this matter their earnest attention
| We doubt il they are able to do better thar
Mr.. Cheatham, but II they do as well We
shall think they have done very well.
| Mr.. and Mrs Cheatham have been roy
ally entertained since their arrival, the
various hosts and hOstesses are Mr.. anc
Mrs. q. s. Cowan, Mr.. J. q. Cheatham
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Al. Cheatham, Mr.. ane
Mrs. P. A. Cheatham, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Chestham, and last but In no wise least
Miss Nina Wilson.
| Miss Nina Wilson was assisted in enter
tanning the groom and bride by Misses
Lois Wilson and Louise Allen who charm
ed the happy couple and few inVitee
guests with music and song.
Miss Lois Wilson Is visiting friends ant
kindred here.
| We are much reJoiced to see Miss Louise
| Allen able to'be up and about. We trust
| it will not be long before she Is entirely
recovered. -
Miss Eva Mcneil has been visiting hel
brothers family In Georgia. Mr.. Frank
Mcneil returned with her and spent Christ
mas with homefolks. Miss Rosa Mcneil
who Is attending school at Edgefeld, also
spent Christmas at home.
The change in the weather has certainly
proved the worse for hogs. Several were
slaughtered this week and housekeepert
are busy.
Rev. d. G. Fennal did not preach for us
last Sabbath, the End. inst We trust he
has fully recovered ere this and will be
with US upon his next regular appoint
ment, the 1st. Sabbath In February.
| Mr.. Palmer has moved from Mr.. Bar
Cheatham's to the house formerly occu
pied by Mr.. Charlie Gillian. Mr.. Palmer
will reside there till the house under way
OF construction on the the Haskell place
which is being erected by Mr.. Dave Gill
lam, Is completed. =, r..
MIR. Campbell Of Antreville occupies the
house vacated by Mr.. Palmer. We are
glad to welcome Mr.. Campbell to our com
cordial welcome. trusting that he will moi
have occasion to regret his move.
Another new citizen Is Mr.. Grant occu
| pying the house vacated by Mr.. Ferguson
| 70 Miss Campbell and Grant we wish 8
most happy and prosperous year. We
trust the longer they remain with us the
less inclined they will be TO leave US.
Mr.. Hall, the Government Cattle Inspec
tor, came to Warrenton to worship last
Sabbath.
Parties from various sections attended 6
dance at Mr.. G. D. Cowan's residence. The
large rooms Of this commodious residence
Juding from the length OF their stay anC
the energy with which they hoped we
think most Of the attendants felt amply
repaid for their trip. They hoped the
! old wear out and the new year In.
| Prof. and Mrs. Earnest Cheatham re-
turned to Hazlehurst, Ga. Saturday. Prof
Cheatham Is Superintendent Of the graded
school Of that place.
DR.. Simpson was called Friday, night to
see Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Cowan's younger
child When the child began to show Sc
rious indications Of ailment, Mrs. Cowan
Immediately sent for Cousin Sweet
er in Israel. Little Sarah Is better but not
we'll.
We understand that Miss Berna Clink.
scales does not return to Limestone with
her sister Miss Ssrah Clinkscales. We re.
gret that she will miss the pleasure and
profit of the classroom but we are glad tc
have her with US.
The Sharon High School opened Monday
Jan. 3rd, The pupils are getting down tc
work after spending the holidays with re-
creating and inWgorating effect.
Miss Gladys Wilson came up from Athens
and spent the holidays with her parents
Our acquaintance with Gladys Is limited
but from @ very casual observation we not
ed somefew things which led US to believe
her fully capable Of distinguishing her.
self in her present field.
We understand that little Gary Cheat,
ham is very sick. Weare sorry to hear
of Gary,s illness and hope she will soon be
out again. Gary, your schoolmates will
and do miss you, and are looking daily fol
your familiar figure.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Wilson, ,
son.
ON BIeAMY CHARGE.