The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-01-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Mrs. E. r. Lollis of Greenville, are
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Mr.. Joseph N. Nance, a prominent
citizen of Due West, was in the city
for a short while Saturday afternoon
~.Mr. W. A. Davies and daughter.
Miss Matte Lou, are visiting Mr.. L.
M. Elrod of Piedmont and Mrs. G.
P. Mcdaniel of reenville this week.
DR.. and Mrs. D. T.. Allison will
leave Sunday for York county to
snend the Holiday, with relatives
They expect to be out of town un-
till the first of January:
Mr.. L. L. Wright and Iamily have
moved into the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. FrankH. Hudgens. Mr
T. B. Dugan and fimily are occupy
ing Mr.. Wright's louise.
The local schoolswill close for the
Christmas holidays Friday and will
open for the new years work on
January End. Thi teachers will
leave Saturday for their homes and
we wish each of thsp Merry Christ
mas and a Happy lew Year.
Honea Path experienced all kinds
of weather Monday In the early
morning we had avery heavy rain,
which was followed by high wind,
.sleet and snow latt in the day., A
heavy thunder stom passed over
about one o'clock; The sun shined
bright during the fternoon.
At the Baptist 'durch the pastor
will preach next anday at both
hours. At the moring hour his sub
iect~ will be, eth. Expectancy of
Jesus" At the evning hour the
message will be Appropriate to the
season. The paste and church ex-
tend cordial invation to all the
services. !
Several of the Sung boys and
girls who are atteding the colleges
have arrived in th city for the
Christmas holidays I'D others are ex-
pected to reach hes in day or 50.
The coming of the young people
will add much to thsocial enjoyment
Of Honea Path dung the Yuletide.
A license Of $4,000 has been plac-
ed on carniyals b the town council
in the supply ordnance for 1917.
/. This means that1ere viii no carni-
walls in Honea PHI next year as the
license is reallyrohibitive. There
was no fight aanst the motion to
make the licen $500.00, and as
Bin Brissey oflnderson said at a
banquet in Da1s, Texas, EVERY
body's happy"
The police ha been instructed to
prohibit the shoihg of fireworks on
Main street beteen l.. A. Brooks
residence and ii Baptist church; on
East and West fer streets between
Arnold's blacksth shop and the, P.
g. N crossing; / Cmquola avenue
from Main stretto q point so feet
s beyond the Ehitola mill; also with
in 100 feet pf by depot, oil mill,
lumber plant Gton platform, ware
, house, or pulli6uilding. The above
embraces th{zde between the points
named. Thserestrictions are made
as q precarfoj against fires and for
the furthelprpose of protecting
those, dripg along the streets
against acdats and injury. The
s people are sled to cooperate in see
Z ing that tbs orders are respected.
Mrs. Liltr Greer will leave Fri
day for DIN, Ca, where she will
spend wk with her brother, Mr..
NJ. E. Bur he will also visit rela-
tives in ANITA before returning
home.
Mr.. Laence Medlock was car
ried to Clter last week where he
underwenh operation for appen-
s dicitis at je Pryor hospital. His
friends wbe glad t olearn that he
is gettinaong nicely. he isaa son
of Mr.. w. Medlock
Miss Kon Traynham has !. re-
turned he after pleasant. stay
} in Starr. 3f
Miss Lie Kay visited her sister,
Mrs. NJ. Black, Of WILLIAMSON
Mr.. Nnan Gambrell> has been
confined his room for several
days sufng from an attack of
measles. lie is better now.
Mrs. hest McGee and little
daughter Due West, are spending
this wedn Honea Path as the
guests odr. and Mrs. VIII Woods.
The MY friends of Mrs. Emma
Cox willie delighted to learn that
her conlon is improving and that
she will bn be able to be out again.
GeorW. Tidwell, who is serving
q, sentes of seven years in the
state peentiary for man-slaughter,
has beetesperately i'll for several
days. physicians entertained
little hs for his recovery last
week.
Miss lmie Lollis died Sunday af-
ternoonat the Anderson hospital
followiI an operation. She was
i'll onlyfew days and the news of
her untely death was shock to
her rekes and friends. She was
taken "Wednesday night and her
physici; found that an operation
was ne sary so they carried her to
the Arson hospital Sunday after
noon. er body was brought here
SundaNght and carried to the
home der. parents at the Chiquola
mill vile. She was a daughter of
Mr.. an Irs. Galloway Lollis and 27
years age. She was popular with
her frds and associates. Her
doafh 1 O" shock IN her fonoil, ond