The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-07-27
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What M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City. and Along
Route No. 3.

Mr.. George Shillto is in the city for a
| few days, shaking hands with his old time
| friends, all Of whom are glad to see him
once more in his boyhood home.
Mrs. Willie Morton and children of Due
West spent several days OF the past week
in the city the guests OF her sister, Mrs.
| Robert Hill.
Mrs. E. A. Thompson, of Pell City, Ala,
who has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
| Foster Barnwell, returned last Monday to
her home accompanied by Mrs. Foster
Barnwcll and Miss Ellen Gambrell who
will be her guests for some time. Miss
Gambrel will also visit friends in Atlanta
ere she returns.
Three days of last week Elberton and
Abbeville crossed bats on the AbbeVille
diamond and at the wind up the scores
stood as follows: Tuesday afternoon two
and two; Wednesday to 2 favor Able
vile; Thursday Z to favor Elberton.
From the above it seems to us, the odds
are in favor of the visiting team, however,
there was all round good playing by both
| teams and the crowds who witnessed the
games were under great excitement as
cheer after cheer rent the air. Base ball is
about the only outdoor amusement Able
! vile has had so far this season.
Mr.. Andrew Penney has enjoyed his iif-
| teen days off and is back on route one
Mr.. Eugene Mcmillan, the polite and at
| tentive carrier on route two, is now enjoy
| ing his fifteen days holiday and Mr.. Jack
| Ferguson is doing the trick on route two.
| Jack is a hustler and makes splendid
| carrier.
Read the "cut sale" prices now offered
| by our merchants and you will know
where to get bargains and save money.
There's nothing like ''printcr's ink" to help
Il l,,n acnn,jollIy in tho IN nj ilp
business. If you ARE sitting around fann-
ing and fighting flies, just take Il dip and
| try it.
The many friends of our townsman, j.
| Fraser Lyon, Attorney General OF South
| Carolina, are proud of his clean" record
and those well informed appreciate fully
| his savings to the State. his tracking down
| gratis and running to the wall the liquor
business; and are now iubilant over the
| manner and up-to-datc style he is doing up
| b. B. Evans. Yes, everybody knows Lyon,
and Evans will know him too at the close
of the candidates campaign, and that to
| his great confusion. "TiS no use to tackle
a Lyon dion in his den. This Evans will
Learn to his utter diSmay. Three cheers
| for Lyon.
Mrs. Lowric Bracham will leave this
week for all extended trip through North
| Carolina.
| He DaptlSt Col ehIlVil Will Spiifot0 IL IL
TINS clty tlllS week ana many homes alc
open to the reception OF the VISITORS.
| Kew. Henry Stokes IS expected nome tliis
week accofdlllg 10 appolnIlnenC; ana IhefG
Will ne services III the Mcthodlst church
next Sunday.
\ Now Is the season 10 clean up premises
Let the whltcwash How freely, also dlsil-
fectants, ana you VIII not only peautly
your premises pul hahe IhlllSs healIh9
and pure.
Mrs; Mcdonald returned last fTluay al
TER dcliGIt1ul stay Win her slsIef' MIS-
hoUeft Hill ol AIlailIa'
NEWS IIIDGET on R01;TE 2.
Miss Jane Eakln, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Allie Evans, spent several days
of last week with their kinsfork, Mr.. Ihos.
McCOrd and family N the Santuck sectlon
at Central, returning home in the after.
neon.
Miss Eva Williams in company with her
brother, Mr.. Lamar, took in the picnic Sat
urlay at Central
Miss Annie Williams who was sick last
week is up again.
Mr.. Ben Evans, of Atlanta. spent last
week with his father, Mr.. James Evans
and family.
Mrs. T. II. Watson, OF Hurtsvllle with
her fine baby boy returned home last FIJI
day after q pleasant stay OF several weeks
with her father, llr. Nicholas Schram.
Rev. J. B. Hillhouse is now taking a
much needed rest ut the pleasant summer