The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-09
BELLEVUE.

We have had an abundance OF rain DUR
ing the past two weeks, on last Thursday
we had hail-storm, the streams have
been pretty high, the roads in some places
are ~ in a worse condition than they have
been this winter, the road leading from
Toy to Bradley's Mill is almost impassi-
BILE. ~
Morrah's bridge across Little River has
been partly washed away.
There are a good many cases OF measles
in Sandover, two cases in Belvue, ana
several cases at Lethe, the three schools OF
these places are suspended this week, the
teachers and pupils Of Sandover and Lethe
are sick with measles.
for Atlanta where he has position.
Messrs. w. w. and j. F. Bradley We're in
Bellevue last week on hunting expedition
and we're guests of Mr. w. d. Morrah.
1t is reported there are ninety-two eases
of measles in the hospital at Clemson,
among the Cadets.
Mrs. j. E. Britt left Thursday for Iva to
attend the marriage of Miss Bessie MCGEE
and Mr. Jones both Of Iva.
Mrs. w. Ii. Kennedy has not been well
for the past few days, and was not able TO
attend the Jones-McGee wedding at Iva.
Arthur Britt and Will Morrah were in
Abbeville Saturday, to attend the meeting
Of the Corn Club.
DR.. Long, Messrs. T. C. Lites, Dowtin
and Robinson all of Troy were in Bellevue
last Tuesday on hunting expedition. -,
It is reported there are some cases or
Small Pox, in Wilmington among the
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardlaw Morrah left last
Monday for Atlanta after pleasant stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Morrah.
Mr.. Tatom Bradley Of Union spent Mon
day night with friends in this community
Little David Bradley has been with rela-
tiyes for the past two weeks.
On Tuesday OF last week Mrs. K. +.
Bradley was hostess at an elaborate
dinner given in honor Of her Sabbath
school class. She also entertained num-
ber of other friends, we will not attempt
to enter into particulars but Mrs. Brad
leys dinner was equal to any we have
ever attended.
On Thursday, Mrs. s. P. Morrah was
| hostess at an elegant dinner compliment
tary to Mrs. D. w. Morrah.
On Friday Mrs. NJ E. Wardlaw enter
tanned a number Of her friends at din
ing, and on Saturday Mrs: John Wardlaw
gave grand reception, both OF these in
honor OF Mrs. A. B. Kennedy and Mr. and
Mrs. Wardlaw Morrah.
On Monday of the following week, Mrs.
w. d. Morrah was charming hostess at
dining, the weather was disagreeable, but
very pleasant day was spent at the
hospitable home of Mrs. Morrah.
On Wednesday, Mrs. jamie Cade com
plimentary to Mrs. A. B. Kennedy had a
humber OF relatives to dine with her.
On Friday Miss Ellen Morrah entertain
ed number of her friends at a dining IN
honor Of Mrs. w. II. Kennedy.
On Tuesday of the following week Mrs
J. l.. Kennedy in honor Of Mrs. j. G. Ken
nedy and Mrs. Harvey Robinson OF Troy
entertained at royal feast. We will not
attempt to enter into details, but will say
that the dinners each and every one were
equal to any Christmas or wedding din
ners we have ever attended.
Mrs. Ada Kennedy spent Thursday with
her mother.
Mrs. Edwin Parker and little son Will
lam spent Tuesday with her mother.
The big twelve of Bellevue are holding
up pretty well considering all they have
passed through during the past tW'
weeks. =,
Mr John Wardlaw and family spen
Saturday with relatives in Grainrldge.
Mr.. j. l.. Kennedy has new grapha
phone and entertains his neighbors a
night over the phone with delightful
music.