The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-09-14
TRoY's LAcoHIcs.
Interesting Paragraphs from a Wide
Awake CORRESPONDENT.

Mr.. G, c. Clincscales who is in the hospi
tai in Columbia for appendicitis is getting
on SO nicely that he will be home in few
days.
Rev. E. B. Kennedy of Abbeville accom-
panied by his mother Mrs. Margaret Ken.
nedy and her pretty granddaughter Miss
Ruth Kennedy Of Due West, have spent @
few days at Eden Hall with her son Mr.
j. G. Kennedy.
The fatted calf was killed and the best
robe was put on with the prettiest patent
shoes also q splendid new buggy with O
spanking mule to drive, also $40 gold
piece was put in the hands of Mr.. Thomas
Young Friday. It celebrated the young
mans 21st birthday.
One day recently Mrs. M. w. Cuddy
found a new member added to her family
in a yenomous form. A. great mOccasir
had crawled into her pantry. 1t too knew
where the good things were stored, how
ever Mr.. Cuddy decided it WAS an unbid
den guest and killed it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Morah with theil
little girls Bette. Katrina and Mary Alice
from Bellevue were in town Saturday.
Mr.. w. D. Harling and family have NOV.
ed into their new cottage.
| The tacky masquerade party at Mrs j
T. Solomons last Thursday was the occa.
sion Of much fun. Some Of the costumes
were ancient, ecomical and tacky to per.
| fection. Delicious sweets were served
About fifty OF the smart set enjoyed the
evening which was complimentary to Miss
Kate Jay who leaves tomorrow for Due
West to enter school.
The gins are in full blast now and will
do }ekr work at word.
MH6GS Russell Bros. after four mOntha
rest 1zVe opened up their store with g. lse-
lect stock OF dry goods, notions, shoes
See them before you buy.
Mr.. Willie Harris Of Abbeville spent last
week with his uncle Mr. j. 8. Harris.
Mrs. Sallie 1'oland and little Robert are
and family.
Mrs. Bessie Pressly and family of Cedar
Springs moved to Greenwood last week
where she goes for school advantages.
Many are the hearts that are anxious
that @. @. Featherstone will lcome out vic
torious in the election tomorrow. He re-
ceived every vote here at the primary
except two.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Quattlebaum and
little son we're up from Colliton last week
to see her brother MIR. Y. P. Reagin and
family.
Miss Reba Wells of Mt. Carmel and Mr..
McClane Of Barlow, Fla, were visitors In
the home of Mr.. Harris Horton and sisters
recently.
Miss Lila Stewart from Fountain Inn,
s. c., Is the teacher elect for Fairfield
school the coming term.
Messrs Wardlaw and Morrah are head
quarters here for any kind of machinery
also wagons, buggies, surreys etc. They
now occupy the only vacant store in town
They are on Main Street in the store known
as Dendy and Robinson. Come down before
turning away to bigger plans, stick to
home and then they will deal fairly and
please you.
Vacation days are drawing to a close,
and teachers and pupils will leave for their
respective places of school duties.
Miss Jenie Wideman Of Long Cane leaves
today for Iva where she Is assistant teach
er; Miss Clara will begin work here next
Monday; Miss Rosa Bradley left Saturday
for Raleigh, N. c. to teach; Miss Louise
Solomon will take up her music duties in
Mccormick; Miss Alyce Dendy leaves for
Augusta Saturday to enter the training
school for teachers.
Miss Emma Thompson who has spent
the summer with her friend:Miss Mifwee
Davis leaves today for her home in Rock
Hill.
Mr.: and Mrs. w. G. Griffin and Miss
Elviso OF Valdosta, Ca, gladdened our
home with visit last week.
Mr. Thomas Thomson from nesr Abbe-
vile was in town last week. he is looking
we'll
South Carolina can boast OF only one
Ben T1llman. His pitchfolks are often
thrown and are generally lodged where
they are levelled. Would there we're more