The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-24


on his motor cycle, which has been out OF
commission since November on account OF
the bad roads. The noise was 30 unusual
last Saturday that people up the Due West
road went to the window to SEQ who was
going by. Mr.. Winn runs such regular:
schedule that people can set their clocks
by his trips. Esas
Mr.. Hugh Bowen Is clearing up the trees
on his place on the Due West road. This
is the beautiful stretch Of woods opposite
his house, and Is where the gypsles and
apple wagons always camp. We are sorry
to zee the trees go.
The road near the old Gordon place on
the Due West road Is being widened and
scraped and is an improvement.
The road lending out past the power
house and the Hill farm is In pretty good
shape and one can ride out six or eight;
miles In car, without taking out extra Life
insurance.
Mr.. R. @. Philson left Monday afternoon
for New York to buy his spring stock o.
goods. He will be away ten days.
Joe L. Maxwell Is q candidate fol. alder
man from the 5th ward, in the race now on
In Greenwood. Johnny Coleman wants to-
serve his country from Ward 2.
Messrs. A. Y. Barnes and Henry Mosely,
Of Lowndesville, attended court here
Tuesday.
Mr.. s. M. Beatty was down from Iva
this week in attendance upon Court.
Mr.. J. L. Corley, Of Mccormick, is on
the jury this week. ! ...
Magistrate A. R. Ellis was down from
Due West Monday, looking on in Court.
Miss Esther Graydon, who is attending
Brenau College, Is home for short visit.
The many friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Har.
per are glad to know that the former has
stood an operation and is getting on nice
ly. We hope to see him back In Abbeville
very soon, we'll and strong. .....
Miss Eugenia Robertson is home after a
pleasant visit to friends In Trenton.
Mr.. Roddey Devlin spent day or 30
with friends In Abbeville last week. ,...'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Thomson spent the
weekend in Hodges with friends.
W. W,JBradley went to GreenMlls on
~.
Masters Jack and David Bradley spent
q few days In Union last week with Mr..
Tate Bradley. They say they had good
time, and say they saw no hard times over
there that there were plenty Of nickels to
throw away on little boys like themselves.
MI. s. J. Link visited his daughter in
last week. Miss Leila is at
tending school there.
Miss Fannie Harris Is home after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Marchant, Of Green
Vile.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Nickles spent the
weekend with the formers parents in
Hodges.
About fifty Of the small children Of Alb
beville were invited to take part in the
Rabbit Party Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. L. Z. Parker left Monday for New
York, where he will buy complete line Of
goods for the spring trade.
Mr.. Eugene Martin. Of Donalds, Is In
the city visiting Mr.. w. E. johnson. -
Mr.. T. P. Thomson. Of verdery, was In
the city Saturday and made US call.
santuc was represented in the city Sat-
urday by Messrs. Geo. Milford, W. J. Mil
ford, N. P. Milford and T. W. McCord.
Miss Annie Davis. Of Greenwood, was q
visitor In the city last Friday.
Mr.. Jim Gilbert, Of Lebanon, was In the
city Saturday on business.
Mr.. I. A. Cannon, Route 2, paid us visit
Mr.. E. G. Townsend, Of Columbia, 8. G.,
q son-in-law Of our esteemed citizen, Judge
M. L. Stanton, Of Mt. Carmel. Is critically
Ill with pneumonia.