The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-05
TRoY's LAcoNIcs.
Interesting Paragraphs from a Wide
Awake CORRESPONDENT,

The torrential rains of last Friday night
have caused many swollen streams and
some bridges washed away.
Miss Emma Wardlaw One Of Bellvue's
most lovable young ladies, was down
among many relatives last week.
Georgia for some months, came in to visit
his parents, Rev. R. F. Bradley and family
a few days ago.
Hiss Corrie Mosely of Greenwood, is the
teacher elect of Fairfield school near here
the coming term.
Mr.. w. S. Horne and family of Bethiah,
will soon move to Wares Junction near
Hodges he having bought there. We are
sorry they are getting farther away.
Beulah, the new Methodist church four
miles from here will be dedicated next
Sabbath. Presiding Elder Canthen will
conduct the dedicating services.
Our A. r. P. brethren are, getting them
selves quite busy to receive the Second
Presbytery Of the A. R. p. Church here
commencing Friday of this week at 10
o'clock A. M. About so delegates are
expected.
Miss Mamie Cresweu from Route No. l
left today for Greenwood, where she has
a position with ". Orndoff as saleslady.
Mr.. L. A. Talbert has completed his
second store building and Mr.. J. II. P.
McCaslan will be glad to serve his many
friends in this building where you can buy
q neat calico or a handsome silk dress.
Troy gfnnery has the greatest patronage
ever before ginned here a great number
OF bales coming from Bradley and McCor-
mick.
DR.. Manly Timmons from Edgefleld will
In q few weeks locate here for the practice
OF dentistry and will have his office in the
Park House.
Mr.. G.. W. Long having bought the
Robert Blakely house here will begin this
week remodeling and ere long will have
one Of the prettiest cottages in town.
Mr.. Tom Langley after a long soiOurn
in Texas is gladly received home again.
He says there is money made there, but
contentment is much more to him and he
will cast his lot again amongst us. AT
t~ractive attraction" we suspect has
brought him back.
Miss Mamie Langley will now be Troy's
hello" girl and is giving good service.
Mr.. Harvey brennan Jr., of verdery
paid his aunt, Mrs. Mary brennan a visit
here last week.
In annexing Mccormick and Plum
Branch to Greenwood County, we all give
them a most cordial greeting and feel sure
they will not regret it. Not that we love
dear Old Abbeville any less for her dust is
dear t. us, but for the sake of convenience
anu tnen our progressive Greenwood Will
always treat you right.
Real estate is in great demand here and
now by the foot and not by the acre do we
purchase any more land in Troy.
Mrs. w. H. Britt of Buffalo, was the de-
lightful guest of her brother Mr.. w. II.
Kennedy and family a day and night last
week. And tn rain it rained."
Prof. Ralph Bingham and wife enter
tanned with the first number ofthe Lyceum
Saturday evening, and delighted the III
dience with many attractions.
Post R. F. d. John Young had an ex-
perience of "stick in the mud" last Satur-
day while crossing Bold Branch. This is
o place that needs attention, or else Il
big hearted and kind post master would
do well to take out a life policy.
Mr.. P. H. McCaslan of Clear Spring,
spent several days in Augusta last week.