The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-06-22
TROY.

Tomorrow the first day Of SIMMER Is
the longest day Of the year. Where is
the good old summer timer AS yet we
have no weather that even looks like the
summer Of gone by days.
Mrs. Fannie Thomson of Abbeville, is
now a pleasant visitor with her cousin
Mrs. Rebecca Wideman in Long Cane, as
also Mr.. Frank Thomson, is to see his
cousin MIR. Boyce Wideman. Frank is en-
joying vacation from Erskine College.
Miss Helen Patrick one Of Chester Coun-
ties fariest and most charming young Ia
dies has returned to her home after sever
al days spent with her friend Miss Clara
Wideman on Long Cane.
MIR. Il. f. Bradley Jr. Is home from the
S. c., University, and is making himself
useful in the bank. He is looking fine and
is a most splendid boy.
Mr.. M. W. Cuddy on route ~ has been
very seriously troubled with some pesti-
verouS and carniverouS varmint, making
way with his chickens losing as many
as 16 in one night. He got q steel trap,
and set in wait for 1t. He caught two pole
Wednesday heard something like pigs
squealing and 10 and behold he found q
bed with four of the baby pole cats, which
having lost their parents" in the trap,
we're begging for something to eat. ASK
Mrs. Cuddy how she put out their nght,
and now they are to be thanked by their
%neighbors for Kidding the place OF these
destructive pests.
Mrs. j. W. King attended the meeting
of the Eastern Star Chapter at McCor-
mick Tuesday evening. They are a work
ing band.
Mrs. J. H. Latimer and pretty daugh-
ter Miss Mary, and son Mr.; JOHNNIE
Latimer are down from Greenville to spend
a fortnight with her sisters Mes danes j.
N. Dendy, and Alice Bradley.
Mr.. Josh Bradley is down from Aobe-
vile showing his smiling countenance
and making glad his friends.
Miss Louise Solomon after her thlra
term Of successful work as piano tea'her
in Mccormick is home for a greatly need
ed and deserved rest.
On Wednesday afternoon at her nome
here Miss Ethel Cook and Mr.. Ernest
Cheatham will be quietly married. they
will leave at once for his home In Green
wood. where he holds a fine position. Rev.
u. H. Breton will be celebrant.
Leila, the bright little 4 year old daugh,
here last Sabbath after an illness Of 40.
DAYS with pheumnnia. Budded on earth,
only to bloom in Heaven.
j Mrs. R. G. Lyon and dauhter, Mrs.
Louise Ligon, with her little girl Mabel OF
| Pomaria pleasantly spending some days
} with Mrs. M. W. Cuddy on route a.
Pretty little Mabel Kennedy from Eden
Hall, Is here with her cousin Miss Ruth
Robinson. on,
), Mrs. w. II. Robinson with pretty little
girl Emma Wardlaw, and manly son David
:, are home from a day and night spent IN
: Greenwoodwith friends.
i Remember the Telephone picnic on the
2rd of July. This is the summer event for
Troy, and q good time. generally Is ex.
pected. OF course the candidates will be
here, plenty Of dinner, with iced refresh
ments, and plenty of amusement will be
mapped out. Mr.. J. T. Solomon the gen.
eraf manager knows how and does make
it pleasant for the crowd.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the A. Z. P
church are planning to give the 'Dees.
trict school Of 50 years ago" and the date
j Greenwood County opens wide arms
to McCormick's vicinity, also to Plum
Branch n glad to know they are soon to
be annexed to Greenwood Co., In helping
each other, will only be helping ourselves
for In Union there Is strength"
Rev. and Mrs. Bass, DR.. and Mrs. Y.
A. Traylor of Mccormick attended the
circle" of missions here in the Baptist
Church. Rev. Bass gave a splendid SER
to the Societies. A splendid dinner was
, spread. Greenwood, Bradley and Horeb,
were also well represented.
Little Miss Lila Morse Bonner Is max
the home of grandparents Neel glad with
her presence. She is a bright pupil In
Due West graded school.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. jeff
Sibert of Mccormick was buried here last
Wednesday aged 16 months.