The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-09
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 8.

|, The many friends Of Judge j. G. Klugh
will regret to learn of his extreme Illness
and wish for him an early recovery.
Mr. Eugene Mcmillan will leave today
for Augusta where he will take in the fair.
Mrs, E. E. Platt after spending the past
week with her home people returned to
her home near Augusta last Monday.
Miss Katherine Klugh is home from Con-
verse on account Of the illness OF her Ia
'nsE Mr. yIafMs snd Mrs. M r. NJ Hill of Atlanta with
their handsome little son Robert spent
Sunday in the city with their home peo-
We give cure for for "sore mouth in
dogs" taken from Southern CultiYator,
Astyptodyne Is sure cure for sore mouth
dogs Shave the hair off the dogs mouth;
saturate a piece Of cloth and tie on his
mouth so he can't get it off and keep well
dampened with the astyptodyne. 1t will
sure cure it. .. -
Recipe for Mango on dogs. Creolin OF.
water quarts. Apply all over dog once
week. :.
Miss Annie Thornton left Monday to
attend the Augusta Fair. =.
Statistics Last years egg crop was val
uod at $4O0. 600 900, and the poultry pro-
ducts estimated at over $600.000.000 who
can have the nerve to say the poultry bus
mess Is small fry any longer,
The colored people had q nice fair con-
sidering the fact they had made no prepa-
rations. -. -.
Like the whites, they will get In line, and
have fine one next fall S
Numbers Of citizens have returned from
tho Columbia Fair and report delightful
trip and fine Fair. ., Isl. i .
The year Is fast drawing to a close and
the stewards will soon be holding theiI
last quarterly conference for final set
tlement so you had better see how your
quarterage account stands, and II IN
arrears settle up and let our pastor go up
M. E. Church Of this city. ..r.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church serv
ed oysters last Monday, but with what
success we did not hear. ,...
Mr.. Bradley Reese returned last week
with his charming bride and met. with 8
hearty welcome from his hosts Of frends
all Of whom extended kindest congratula-
tions and best wishes for his future happi
nessand good luck. -. ;
When Bradley left for Oxford, Mississip
pi he was the happiest man between Able
Vile and now he returns with lovely
bride, and OF course Is the happiest man In
all the city just now and we hope for all
the future. b, 80, (.
wv ROUTE 8. '."
Miss Rosa Knox and Mr.. Mabry Cheat.
ham will be married next Wednesday eve
ming at. z 80 o'clock Nov. 18th in the Pres
byterian church OF Lebanon, instead Of OF
home OF the bride as announced last week
Rev J. B. Hillhouse officiating. +
Mr.. James Gillian Is home from the
Columbia Fair, as usual he, had fine time
and was much pleased with his trip.
| ,Messrs j. II. Penney, N. Schram, James
| Williams Jr. and R. P. McNein represent
ed the Sharon section last Monday in. the
city of course they all had business In
town. = s.,.. ..-. 49, ... j.
Miss Alice Penney spent part Of last
week with her brother Mr.. John Penney.
Mr.. Will Mcneil and son Henry we're
among the visitors In the city Saturday.
| Mr.. Edwin now drives a span OF fine
bays, he is graceful driver and rides
with uncle Arthur by his side.
M is greatly obliged to his friends on
route who have 30 kindly remembered
with those fine potatoes that always grow
on route 8. i
Look out for sore head fowls they are
now abroad in the land. ,...
Master Earl Graves received a prize for
the splendid map of the U. s. drawn by
himself, also for fancy table cover. Earl
Is the son of Mr.. G. F. Graves on route
and Is bright fellow,
Rout 8 is very quiet, and as dry as a
powder horn. ." ... ....