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fr J Xocal flews ? 1 . : personals : II Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bristow are visiting Miss Allie Mae Power. Miss Susie Mabry has returned irom the Proyar Hospital in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams are visiting relatives in the country. Ralph Welborn of Anderson, is visitng his mother, Mrs. Welborn. Miss Cora Raines leaves today for E'idgeway to visit relatives. Dr. W. E. Link of Willington, is I visiting his son, S. J. Link. ! Mrs. David Gilliam is visiting rela-: tives in Union. Miss Willie Lanier, off Monterey, is visiting her cousin, Miss Gladys Edwards. Little Sarah Edwards returned on Wednesday from a visit to friends in Atlanta. Mrs. J. R. Power and daughter, are visiting Miss Allie Mae Power of! B.-cwnlee. V Mrs. P. B. Speed has returned! from a stay of several weeks in the mountains of North Carolina, t | Mr. Frank Carwile of Level Land, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. Ellis Mabry has returned from a pleasure trip which took him as far away from home as Iva. *. ' . ! Arthur and Mark Link spent last week in Hendersonville, N. C., en-j . joying the mountain breezes. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Snipe of Win-j J? oifii TnoeHnv with' Ut;i , WCIC III V1WJ * MVWVJ - j ^ "friends. Mr. R. N. Tiddy and young son, Richard, went over to Atlanta this \ week. "I S. C. Cason U. S. postal service overseas, arrived in Abbeville this week after two years in France. t'Vl ; ' . Miss Lucille Copeland of Ware Shoals, is in the city visiting her . friend, Mis9 Grace Eakin. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cochran have moved into the house adjoining the Press and Banner office. Mrs. C. W. Hinson and little daughter, LaRue, have returned from a visit of several weeks to relatives v in Augusta. ? '* * Miss Sadie Holliday leaves today > for her home in Honea Path, after >: -a two wseks visit to her cousins, . "ft Mirtes Daisy and Neva Hagen. ^ ?? Miss Frances McNeill left Wednesday for her home in Charleston, after . a two months visit with Mrs. F. B. McLane. Miss Allena Mabrv. who has re cently graduated at Piyor Hospital in Chester, is visiting her moiher, Mrs. J. M. Mabry. Wallace Wardlaw leaves today for his work in Augusta, after a pler.s-j . ant visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | & M. Ward law. i : Mrs. M. B. Reese and children are' expected to arrive today from Oxford, Miss., after a visit pf several j i ui. if ti ?_ i.i.ii weens wain rars. neese s relatives. \ Mr. A. W. Bowden, of BowdenSimpson Co., fomerly a resident of Abbeville, is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. D. Simpson. J Gibson Edwards, who has been in] the Navy for some time, is at home, having received his discharge from 0 service. ?. 'l-.' * ,-// " ' \ Miss Gladys Wilson was in the city Wednesday on her way to North Carolina, where she will teach this Fall. Louis Appolos, a prominent business man of Columbia, spent several days here last week visiting his uncle, Mike H. Kustos. Andrew Hill, who was operated upon for throat and nose trouble last week at a hospital in Andersan, has returned to his home. Messrs. Delph and Fraser McDill, who have been visiting their mother, j Mrs. J. H. McDill, Greenville street,1 have returned to Columbia. Mrs. Joseph W. Everett and young,' son, J. W. Jr., of Spartanburg, are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson and Miss Mary Lawson Link. Miss Mary Rudisail has returned from a two weeks vacation spent with her home people in Spartan-[ burg. Mrs. A. S. Thomas and her handsome young son, of Spartanburg, 1 ? ? +? fVio familv nf i iirt ncrc un cv vioiv wv vnv j T.Ir. R. M. Hill, on Magazine street, j Miss Eva Reames, who is enjoying j a two weeks vacation, will spend part of the time in Anderson with her cousin, Miss Blanche Smith. , Mrs. Henry Hagerman came down from Greenville yesterday and will; visit for several days at the home of i her mother, Mrs. J. A. Harris. Mrs. E. C. Horton left Monday for| Waynesville, where she will spend) some time with her sister, Mrs. j Reeves. She made the trip over the! dirt road. Rev. Louis J. Bristow and young' Louis J., came home from Landrum for Sunday. Mrs. Bristow, Miss Gwen! and little Elizabeth will be away a' month. I I James H. Grauel, State Boys Secretary Y. M. C. A., was a visitor in | Abbeville Thursday and was making inquiries as to the feasibility of or-1 ganizing a branch 01 tne "X" m tne local high school. This he will probably do some time during the fall. Interest in Oil Mill Sold. i S. J. Wakefield and J. S. Stark have sold their interest in the Antreville Oil Mill to J. Allen Smith. The deal was completed Wednesday. WANTS I FOR SALE:?One second hand Osborn Mower and second hand wagon. Apply to MRS. W. G. CHAPMAN, Abbeville, S. C. ' 9-29-St. Pd. WANTED:?Reliable young man of good character, for position as clerk. Apply EUREKA HOTEL, Abbeville, S. C. 9-29-tf. LOST: ?Between Abbeville and! Wardlaw's Bridge,' Note;book, red back, P. N. Smith's han^e <jn injide. * Bills of lumber, 'tiltwf for several men. Return to P. N. Smith, Care J. M. Shepard," Route 1, or J. Allen Smith, Jr., Abbeville. 8-26-3t. Pd. Snlendid ODDortunitv for men or women selling guaranteed hosiery. Handsome profits made in either full or spare time. Pull line of men's, women's * and children's up-to-date styles. Large commissions. Experience not necessary. Write PHOENIX HOSIERY CO., Philadelphia, Pa. West Market Street Station, 7-1 l-8t. i WANTED?100 young men and wo-' men for book-keeping and short! hand course. Wfc have calls daily) for graduates. Positions guaranteed graduates. Write for free! lesson 'in Gregg Short Hand.! Greenwood Business College. 8-Btf; I I VV \ VV VVV VVWVVWi V BUY YOUR CREAM V! V from V1 t MRS. D. A. ROGERS. v! V Phone No. 1. V ??????I L M Rather late to plant Ruta> btfu, but it U juat the right time to plant your Turnip patch. We have a good supply of all the favorite varieties of Turnip teed which we bought right and will tell right w Q1 I LANDRETHS, o "The Seed Which Succeed." t The ' hi McMurray Drug Co A T ai ~~ C A Home Wedding. a e< A pleasant event in the social life ^ of Abbeville was the marriage last night of Miss Janie Morse to Mr. VanNoy Wier, at the home of the VI bride's father, Mr. Amos B. Morse. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. Waddell Pratt and was wit- ^ nessed by the close friends and relatives of the young couple. On account of recent bereavements in the family no invitations were I sent out I The out-of-town guests for the wedding were: ai Mr. and Mrs. J.'B. Wier, parents rt of the groom, Athens; Mr. Alex Wier, c1 Athens; Mr. J. B. Wier, Jr., New Y Orleans; Mr. Fleetwood Lanier, of Athens; Mr. Joel A. Wier, Athens; ti Miss Maria JPrice, Atnens; :vir. anui Mrs. Henry Stradley and children, hi and Miss Sue Carpenter, Greenville; i Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Wier, Miss'fs Kathreen Wier and Jack Wier of ( bi Ninety Six; Mrs. Joe Everett, Spar-| tanburg; Miss Meta Lythgoe andj M Miss Lucy Thompson, of Atlanta, Mr. J. 0 V ythgoe Wier of Athens, and Miss 2$ 'argaret Burton, of Newberry. || McLIN-HARDEN. I Friends in Abbeville have received j? le following announcement: E [r. and Mrs. Charles Edward McLin j| nnounce the marriage of their ? daughter p Helen Mr. William Harden n Wednesday, the 27th of August, m Nineteen hundred and nineteen. B Rome, Georgia. Electric Range Demonstration. The demonstration of the electric 9 inge, its uses and possibilities, is if ow being held at the office of the bbeville Water and Electric Plant,! id will continue through Saturday. J The demonstration is in charge of' . F. O'Donneil, who, besides being J domestic science expert, was a not-i i airman in the late war and has iree German planes to his credit. The demonstration is attracting lany people and is proving of realj alue to the person who already has; a electric range and is making M inverts of maDy who had not S lought seriously of buying. , ?-ILLS RATS! id mice?that's RAT-SNAP, the old || sliable rodent destroyer. Gomes in || ikes?no mixing with other food. |1 our money back if it fails. 25c. size (1 cake) enough for pan-; || y, kitchen or cellar. 50c. size (2 cakes).-for chicken ?| )use, coops or small buildings. $1.00 size (5 cakes) enougft 1 or, ail ?g irm and out-buildings, storage M lilding or factory building. Sold and guaranteed by Rosenberg B ercantile Co., P. B. Speed and SJ| Link. -adv. |Gi have just received Hats from New S Era Positively the lat- I hK ?wn. Tailored 8ail- \ Eg i all the newest . S ? Velvet with hand p]H - IH ig; In Black, ji K , Purple, Mohawk, H i ' 1 and Burnt Orange j H le for dress or g H wear. u fl| * M are ready to show ? H ?< 1 stomers the very j H millinery. HATS } R ARE DIFFERENT. \ g Milliner will be a give you her per- J MR itttention. * |H / f 1': m\a rJMH ' I' | Opera 1 T 1 P_ i uuay r r MAY ALL] in "The Island Of An amazing comedy-dran venture, intrigue and rc ftko MUTT * 10c . . Tomorrow?Si WM. S. H in "The Narrow al<o a PARAMOUNT-MA COMEDY "The Pullman AFTERNOON AP41 10c / MOND/ Watch Our Billboards Announccmei ?I I The Best of Go< Very Special DRES 1 We|have been at a numberfof beaul Winter Dresses be i advance,fwhich e 1 mm. i - if n i piace^taemjy on/ s than you will be : ! themjforj jelsewhei /I//' : / Our Styles and \ _ . < _ tively Cannot be i The woman who thorn % her mono) and makes si quality as Well as style, in the neu) showing wh s> Med?Economy lies i PHILSON & / > House | lliiiiipl | ^ r IN TOWN.) ? ~ I [SON I Intrigue" I oa in which adimincc abound. I JEFF ' ' 3 20c : R aturday gf ART I Trail" '1 '1 CK SENNETT ;m I i Bride" I ,| } NIGHT | for Monday's od Pictures j | : M /alues in SES >le to secure dful Fall and | ;fore the la& j I nables us to |f| ale for less ,| able to buy % >. 'ii ; Values Posi- ! ? ' Duplicated . r 'v?: vhtfully expends ire of purchasing Will be delighted 'fj n'/> /l <|1/1 /l y?n [fC-fl U/C IIUC/C uon buying right.... HENRY / 1