The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-08-31
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What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 8.

nVuituS hpouA tS WY ohs H'e"6
Route No. 3.
Miss Hilda Klugh, sister of Judge &c.
Klugh, has been in this State visiting rela-
tives and friends in Abbeville and Green
wood County since June last, all of whom
are delighted TO see her. She will return
to her home in the Lone Star State next
Tuesday. We wish her Il safe and pleasant
trip. :,
The hosts of friends of Judge C. Klugh
will rejoice with him and his family on his
partial recovery and hope he will soon he
fully restored to health.
Many friends are glad to sec Miss Win
ton Parks in this, her old home again. and
extend to her a cordial and hearty greet
ing.
p. Rosenberg e Co: are charging their
borders and strengthing their steaks for
the largest fall business they have ever
had. This is an old and reliable firm, hav-
ing the entire confidence and goodwill OF
all the people Of Abbeville County. They
know their wants and are preparing for
them. A large basement under their capa-
ciOus store room running from the rear to
the front on Main street is now under way
of construction, and when finished will
make a large and commodiouS room where
thousands of dollars worth Of heavy goods
can be stored. This firm is progressive
and wide awake, not only in their business
but in all and every interest looking to the
welfare Of our proud and historic old city.
If there is any prophet within our Dor
bers we would like to know when Uncle
Sans big ~postof1ce will be commenced
We are often asked this question and can
not answer it. so let him that can prophesy
speak out.
-, Miss Lizzie Nance, from the classic city
Of Due West, and her nephew, Mr.. Dunn,
are the guests Of Major Nance and family.
Mr.. W. E. Owen and family have moveq
to Magazine Hill and are comfortably set
tied in the pretty Hampton Jones dwelling
Their neighbors and friends give them O
cordial welcome to the grand heights OF
this beautiful hill and wish for them health
and happiness.
Mr.. Hughes, of Fort Pickens, is n OF
the progressive farmers Of the city. he
will make three crops OF corn TINS year.
He is one Of our up-to-date truck farmers.
If you want early grazing for your STOCK
through the fall, winter and spring now is
the time to SOW barley, rye, wheat and oats
with vetch or crimson clover. Now Is also
the time to. pitch your winter garden IN
stead of letting your ground grow up m
weeds. Have something to eat through
the winter and early spring. -.
How about your interest in the ADbeyllie
fair? The city is doing her part, work is
going on. Just o the grand STAND
around the race track Is being. built; Get
in line and if you have nothing else TO
show. whv lust come along and put your
sell on exhibition as the man who takes no
interest in the %upbuilding Of his city and
Mrs. M. B!syfan and Mrs. Milford leave
to-day for Asheville, n. c., where they VIII
visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Leslie Mcmillan has moved his press
ing club on the old lawyers range just IN
rear Of the Russell store and hard by WI.
Rykard's iewelry store. Leslie is hustllng
for business which is increasing daily. he
has a fine presser and turns out beautl1ul
work. 80, g.
MIR. M. B. Syfan will leave today for
Tuckertown, n. C., on a visit to his broth
er. MI. Arthur Syfan, who will return with
him and accent q situation with the South
ern road. Mr. Syfan is an efficient, faith
full and careful engineer and understands
his business as well as any man Who pulls
a throttle. 1880 -.
Secession chapter Of the U. d. q. IN a most
Secession Hill last Thursday afternoon;
Delightful refreshments were served and
every one enjoyed the meeting. Mrs.
Sondley is a charming hostess and on such
occasions looks we'll after the pleasure of
her guests.
Mr. ]. NJ. Lawton went to Troy last Mon
day in his automobile on business.
''M"is now taking his holiday and misses
the bright and cheerful smile OF the ladies'
and hearty handshake OF the gentleman
on route3. ~
Next Monday, Sept. 9Th, will be Labor
day," and all the rural carriers will be of,
nc tic q national holiday,
The r. NJ. Haddon co. are making big
changes in their already large and comm0-
dious store. room. They, will carry their
millinery and ladies ready-to-wear goods
on the second floor. This we think will be
a decided improvement as it will add much
to the comfort, pleasure and convenience
of their customers.
The investigating committee sent out by
"Uncle Sam" to look up the'cause Of "high
blame Of high prices IN the tariff" but
the prices are still soaring" skyward, and
we would like to know what's the good Of
freeing" if YOU can't catch the "coOn."
In justice to the oppressed, he should now
send out a committee to find out who's re-
sponsible for the "low salaries" and poor
prices paid the laborers and employees ey-
%erywhere over the land, and why they
should not be raised in the same ratio Of
the high prices they have to pay for living.
or rather existing. The motto should be
all over this broad land, down with high
p%rices!' or up with salaries and prices for
labor.
Rev. Henry Stokes preached a forceful
and earnest sermon last Sunday morning
taking forhis text Remember the Sab
bath day to Keep it holy
He brought before his hearers many
things that we're capable in church men,
bers, as well as others also the disposition
to travel on che Sabbath, and to make it a
day Of pleasure seeking instead OF "rest
and worship"
Mr.. Stokes will be absent until the fourth
Sunday in September but will notify the
congregation if he succeeds in getting
some one to fill his pulpit during his alb
Sence.
Presiding Elder Roper will be here Off
ciatly on the 3rd Sunday In September
and will hold Quarterly Conference.
Don't forget the Stewards Of the method
st Church will hold their regular meeting
on next Friday night the Ord inst in the
Office of Judge Miller a full attendance is
earnestly desired.
DR.. Berry of st. Georges is in the city
looking after his present, and future hap
piness and and the welfare of one Able
villes pretty young ladies.
NEWS ON ROUTE 8.
Mr.. Toichi Murata a Japanese graduate
of Wofrord College will give an illustrated
lecture on Wednesday night September
14th at Sharon Church.
His subject will be Japanese Manner,
customs, ]sceneries religious and our
Christian work there to-day.