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TROY.

Mr.. 7. ii. NcCaSlan, OF clear spring
was in Augusta several days last week on
business.
Mrs. Carrie Connor and three children
from Social Circle Ga. are spending some
days with her sisters the Misses Hor-
ton of Bellevue.
Mrs. Charity MILESTONE accompanied
by her son Mr.. Mike MILESTONE, Of Fl.
White Fla. spent a short time here last
week with relatives.
Miss Alice Dendy, leaves in a few days
for Iva. Where she will be a member OF a
house party in the home OF Mrs. Rena
Kennedy McGhee. 49,.
Mrs. j. S. Harris, with her little ones
Helen and James are home from a week
snent with her mother Ms. G.. E. Smart,
in Greenwood.
A number of little Troyan's gave Miss
Carrie Bardley a pleasant surprise party
one evening last week. -, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyd. with their
daughters Miss Louise and May, are here
on an extended visit among many rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. J. W. Young, and daughter Miss
Daisy also little grand daughter Gladys
Bowen are home from q week pleasantly
spent with her brother Mr.. Jim Crawford
and family in Thomson Ga.
Miss Jennie Gardner from Kershaw Co.
vas recently the guest OF her friends the
Misses Horton on Route a..
Mrs. w. H. Robinson, and little ones
Willie, Mildred and Emma are enjoying a
q week with many relatives in Bellevue.
On Friday the 18th an all day meeting OF
the Farmers Institute will be held here.
Prof. Barrow Of Clemson College will be
Master, Of ceremonies other prominent
all farmers and no doubt much informa-
ton as to tilling the soil will be learned
We suppose a picnic dinner will be had.
On Thursday of this week the 2lst the
Auxiliary meeting Of the Bible Society,
will meet here in the A. r. P. church. Rev.
n. E. Ballenger will preach the sermon at
II o'clock. Lunch on the grounds, then,
an address and the business meeting. Let
all come prepared to help the Bible cause.
Mrs. A. E. Morris Of Atlanta, has been
the delightful guest OF her cousin Miss
Sue McCaslan at Clear Spring ten days.
Mrs. Fannie Haddon Of Abberille has as
her dear visitors Misses Kate and Julia
Jay, OF this place, also Miss Mabel Ken
nedy OF Eden Hall.
DR.. w. A. Hunter OF Hunters, was in
town Friday. We are glad to know he
will soon supply our town, with splendld
home grown MELONS.
Miss Geuia Culbertson of Amity Ca: is
making glad her grand mother Mrs
Mary brennan, she will spend the sum
mer here,
Prot. Arc. Talbert of Lethe school was
fin town last Saturday.
For the benefit of persons not knowing
Mr.. ". II. Robinson has an up to date
blacksmith and wood workman, n a
specially In horse shooting. pr. }. D.
Moss Is "the" man when il COMES TO horse
shoeing. You will find their new shop at
the rear of the depot.
Master James and Miss Lila Bonner are
down from Due West delighting them
Mrs. J, W. McCaslan and Miss Nina
Jester of Greenwood paid our home a plea
SAINT visit last week.
We gay gladly that Hiss Clara Widemar
OF Long Cane was unanimously elected as
Assistant teacher here for another session
This shows the right spirit, by giving oul
home girls the preference as teachers;
Mrs. Thomas Robinson and four child
rem of Colsicana Texas also her sister Mrs,
q. o. jenkins and three children from
Nolanspille Tennessee are enjoying the
summer months with their parents. Mr.
w. G. Robinson and family on route a.
Mr.. j. w. Young one of our B, +. D:
men is to be sympathiZed with he has lost
8 head OF horses within 6 months.
Rev. G. G. Parkinson OF Due West
very much to- the editicatiOn and great
pleasure of preached two OF the best SER
mons our people have heard in q long
while
Miss Rosa Bradley, has returned from
the summer school for teachers at Knox
vile Tennessee.
Miss Alma Clinkscales complimentary tC
her cousin Miss Macie Bell Of Lowndes'
vile entertained most delightfully."- last
Monday evening with a Tacky Party. This
wasp most unique pleasure and Miss
Alma proved herself an unusual hostess.