The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-01-31
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brennan, a son, Joseph Irwin.
Miss Veva Bonds has accepted a
position to teach in the Midway High
School, fourishing school situated
shout five miles east Of Lowndesville.
Miss Alpha Barnes, who is attend
ing school at Anderson, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mn and
Hrs. A. v. Barnes.
Miss Ida Watson of Anderson, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. b.
B. Allen, has returned to her home.
Mr.. Irwin Moore, who has been in
declining health for,the past year,
has been quite i'll for the last few
days. ~
n Miss Cornelia Tennat, who teach
.es at Abbeville, is at home on ac-
count of the Abbeville schools be-
ing closed over a new outbreak of
flu.
Rev. J.. A., Clotfelter did not fill
his regular appointment at Willing
ton ON last Sabbath, as the churches
Of that place will be closed until the
epidemic subsidies.
Lowndesville, as town, has been
singuIarly blessed, while there have
been some cases of flu, it is of a
very mild type. Lee BroadweH is
J the only flu patient and he is rapidly
eonvalescing.
Encouraging news has been receiy-
Cd from Miss Ella Floyd, who has
been desperately i'll from pneumonia
ut Greenwood. Her condition is
greatly improved and it is believed
that She will be able to be brought
home ina few weeks. Her many
friends rejoice that the life of this
sefuI young woman has been spared
Hrs. Aubrey Pruitt and children,
OF Anderson, after a ten days visit
10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Hardin, have returned to their home.
Miss Ruby Ficquette is at home
from Lexington, where she is en-
gagged in teaching. The severity of
the epidemic has caused the schools
1t that place to close indefinitely. /
Little Kittie Kay Speer, who has
been SO severely burned, has recoy-
sred sufficiently to be on the, streets
again. To the delight of every one,l
il now seems that this winsome little
girl will be only slightly SCARED.
The friends of Mr.. DeWitte Har-
per, who belongs 70 the U. S. N. and
has been stationed at Charleston, will
regret to learn that he will not re-
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enter Wofford College as he once
expected, but will remain in the
Navy. His latest letter to his fam
Ay states, that he was on the eve of
entraining for Philadelphia, where
the unit to which he is annexed would
embark at once for European waters.
Mr. Chester Fenell, who has been
In France for nearly two years,
writes his father, Rev. a., c. Fennell,
that he is attached to the army of
occupation and is now in Germany,
but expresses the belief that he, will |
be IN the s1and Of the brave and the
home Of the free" by midsummer,
1t the latest. - ,tiag}
Mr.. Ellis J. Huckabee, a member
,ef the Anderson Real Estate and
Investment Company, has been call
cd to Abbeyille, Anderson, Iva and
other nearby towns, within the last
few days. Mr.. Huckabee is a busy,
man, besides his real estate work, he
Is conducting sales stable at this
place, which is a great advantage to
the farmers Of the surrounding icoun-
Try. He handles splendid line of
stock, and by his square and straight
dealings, he has won the confidence
Of his customers, thereby building
up thriving business.