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: jpersonals :
T. G. Perrin was a visitor in And- '
erson this week.
Mrs. Joe Gibert, of Calhoun Falls,!
was in town Tuesday.
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Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Watts, wa^' 1
? a visitor in Abeville .Tuesday.
MrS. S. A. Wakefield, of Antre- ^
ville, was in town Tuesday.
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Mrs. H. A. Benton and Mrs. C. M.
MpTCpnzip snent Tuesday in Atlanta.
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E. C. Burnes, of Anderson, was a (
visitor in Abbeville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hill spent
Monday in Greenwood. ]
1 George Prkice, Antreville, was a 1
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business visitor in Abbeville this '
week.
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R. R. Harris. Anderson, was a "
business visiter ' in Abbeville this
week.
W. D. Wilson and Will Harris
made the trip to Spartanburg and return
by auto Tuesda.y
Mrs. W. D. Wilson has returned j
from Spartanburg .after several ;
weeks visit in that place.
Miss Kate McDill will leave this (
week for Columbia for a visit of ! 'i
several weeks. !
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Mrs. Henry Hester and Mi-s. Dick-1
son ,of Calhoun Falls, was \in town j
Tuesday. ; j
Mrs. R. S. Link left Tuesday for,(
, Columbia where she will spend sev- I
eral davs. \
Tipto
One Two
frontage i
dition. T
One Six I
and 150 f
most on tl
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One Five
you $300<
Street. 1
One Vain
lot, on Pii
One Nice
of Wardli
# feet front
Pric<
We can fi
4 law j.nd
only a fe^
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Dixie
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Olin Greene, of Greenville, spent
Tuesday in town with his father, Mr. 1
B. P. Greene, on Church Street. j 1
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Mrs. B. 0. Bristow,.of Darlington,
is visiting the family of her son, Mr.
Otto Bristow on Pincknkey Street. Ii
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cox and Mr.j
and Mrs Shirley, of , Belton, spent i
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C.!
Cox. j
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E. W. Gregory, of Greenwoodv who j'
recently bought the Abbeville Tele- J
phone Co., has been a business visi-'t
:or in Abbeville this week. I !
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Huckabee and
VIrs. Sallie'Huckabee, of Lowndes-1
I'ille, were in the city Tuescray shop?ing*
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Rev. J. F. McKinnon and A.
Ferguson motored tcr Chester Tues-'
lay to see W. D. Ferguson who is in'
i hospital there. ' 1
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Frank Roche and Arthur Rosen- j t
aerg left Wednesday for Ureenvjiie'i
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.o attend a meeting of the hardware , ]
merchants of the state. ' i
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J. S. Cothran ,a law student at the 1
Universiy of South Carolina, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Cothran.
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W. B.'Ma,nn, of Lowndesville, <
came down Tuesday on business. ^
While here he prepared to keep up
with the times by subscribing: for the
Press and Banner.
Mr. Giles Fleming, of Columbia,
was. in Abbeville las* >$yee'< viritin?
his siter. Mrs. W. !"'. Wham, and w?.s
an interested spectator at the May i
Dav festival. !
Mrs. W. S. Cothran left W6.dnes- ,
day for Columbia, where she will <
enter a hospital for treatment. She ;
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. i
I. W. Hill, of Edgefield.
Mrs. Oscar Mauldin, of Greenville, i
is in the city spending some time ]
? Li. T\ir? r< A 1MT{1-Fnv,1 Mvc ATnnl- ,
tviui :ui&. \~t. -rv. miuviu. M4 0. w..
iin is well remembered here is Miss j
jrace Jones and has many finends s
vho are glad to see her. . 1
p Investm
Sfnvp RnilHine*.
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unning back 100 ft. I goc
'he price is right.
loom House with 60 ft. f
t. depth. In good conditi<
le Square. Price $7,00
Room Cottage, that wou
J to build today, on S<
^rice is $1750.
[able Colonial House, vi
ickney St. Price is right.
Six Room House just to t
aw Street, Corner lot. A
age running back 250
j $3750.00.
irnish Lots on South Main
Magazine Streets. Th<
T-V 1 T\
v ol our Keai bargains.
lso furnish farms from 31
om $30 per acre up.
AS TO SI TIT BUYER.
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Mr. George White was taken sick jjj|g||J
Monday and is now at the home of
lis daughter, Mrs. A. M. Smith,
vhere he is gradually improving.
tj C" TTl,!vl?l. flvntrrru SnrirUTS.
IV. O. UIU1H.H, Wi. ~ f
.vas here Tuesday looking after
jusine?s matters. Mr. Uidrick is one
f the r:\>:pcrous y.-ung :V..;u'Vs of;
.he county. *
Col Walter W. Wilson, of Level
Land, was down Tuesday. He tells us,
.hat the executive committee have \
ibout decided not to invite Col.Roche.
:o the setback barbecue to bo given at!
evel Land during the sunier. ; ;
CIVIC CLUB
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The'regular, meeting of the Civic '
Jlub will he held Thursday afternoon
it five o'clock in the Red Cross1
ilooms. A full attendance is urged.
A MUSICAL TREAT.
Invitations have been received in
\bbeville to the Music Recital of ^
tfiss Ruby Hill Devlin which takes
ilace Friday night at Lander College. T.j
Vliss Devlin will be assisted by two |gj
violinists and all being accomplish- m
;d musicians, a rare treat is in store |g
?or those , who attend.
JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION
Invitations have been issued by the gg
Junior class of the high school to fgj
:he annual Junior-Senior reception Sj|
which will be held Friday evening, ^
May 21 at the home of Miss Eliza- -;g|
beth Gambrell of the Junior class. M
HERE FOR THE WEDDING
1 he marriage of Miss Sarah Evans fg
..,,1 "\T,. TVir>nicr,n PiMl'ncV will take 5--J
place tonight at nine o'clock in the
Lebanon .Presbyterian church. The 5?jvent
is cf interest to a wide circle ty,
of friends over th> State and the
following have arrived to witness and jg
!o take part in the happy event:
Mrs. M. T. Sanders, Miss Annie
Reed Evans, Mrs. J. L. Ferrell, of -jf
Greenville, Mr. C. S. Evans, of Co- |p
umbia, Rev and Mrs. L. W. Brown, gjj
f Charlotte. P. M. Myrth and LeRoy |||
Moore, of Spartanburg, E. C. Morri- jjjj
;on of Charlotte and Dr. J. E.. gl
Svans, of Wilmington, N. C. J||
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VISITORS FROM ANDERSON
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Ylrs. Tribble and her daughters, I
sses Ola, Dorothy and Venetia, j
ne down from Anderson Friday J
1 remained until Sunday. Theyj;
re interested visitors at the May} (
V festival. j ,
MISS HOWIE HONORED I
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t will be of interest to the rr.auy .
mds of Miss Ruth Howie to Know
the honor that has been conferieJ
m her at Brenau Colle^e-Coniratory,
Gainesville, Georgia. Miss
n'ie has been elected Housw Vreaiit
of the Lambda Beta Psi Chapter
use, and by virtue of this office ^
omes a member of the Student '
icutive Council. This is a tribute 1
love and esteem from her fellow ]
dents, and Miss Howie is to be 1
gratulated on having won tor '
self such an honor in her college. '
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MARRLED
Hr. Willie Strickland and Miss ,
ra Eitchie, both of Abbeville, ,
;e married at the Baptist parson- ,
: Sunday afternoon, May 5th, by
Rev. Louis J. Bristow.
0r. Joe Earl? Lewis ,of near
dges, and Miss Tommie Campbell,
Lowndesville were married by the v.
Louis J. Bristow Sunday after)n,
May 9th, at his residence.
COMMUNICATION RESTORED
ra?hinjrton, May 11.?Communica-j1
n between Mexico City and Veraj
iz by land telegraph was restoredj
>terday. A private message receiv- 1
today from Mexico City via this '
e aijd. cable said all was quiet in *
! .ftexhsan capital and that perfect;
ler wafc bein.ir maintaine- by 1ho
rolutionists.
VERALL MOVEMENT MOVES
Montevideo, May 8.?The overall
>vement has struck this city. Many '
the employes in the government '
ices and in the banks and comirical
houses will begin wear in? |
tiim on Monday.
Engraved Cards and Invitations?
le Press and Banner Company.
m Clothes
Jil are
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W - an
?.w Invesl
3uy them be sure they
style and quality. You ;<
to the requirements y
:tates.
Michael Stern
Clothes for IV
;tment that will save yoi
Our wide range of
oof.
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JAPANESE SECRETLY SEND clud
TROOPS TO CHINA A
incr
London, May 10.?Three divisions an<*
)f Japanese soldiers in mufti (civil- ^awr
ian dress) have left Tokio for Man:huria,
said a news agency dispatchfrom
Peking Monday quoting advices BAK
eceived in that city from. Harbin
The dispatch added that shipments
jf arms are being sent secretly from
lapan dailyj priai
; 000
BRANDON COMPANY by S
TO BUILD DUCK MILL chas
pOSt!
Greenvile, S. C., May 11.?The by 1<
Brandon Cotton Mills Company will
srect near its present site a duck mill F<
ivith eight thousand spindles, it was demi
innounced by August W. Smith pres- of si
J x 3 ~ ? A ? irvtmarcfl Q_ I
aeni 01 x>r<uiuuit> mi nuuicua? ?
nount of cotton will be used in the
duck mill because of its heavy pro- Df (
luct, it was stated. usua
side1
HUNGER STRIKE DIES
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Dublin, May 9.?Aiden Redmond, . .
jne of the hunger strikers recently ^jg
released from the Mount Joy prison yiogj
lied in the hospital here this morn- ^
In** 'Ha VmrJ nnflnvtrnnp an nnoTat.ifin
lwb' **v - f ?
for appendicitis.
JAKE GOSNELL TO BE TRIED 1
AT PRESENT TERM OF COURT
Greenville, S. C., May 10.?Jake 9j
Grsnell, former deputy collector of |||
internal revenue, who shot and kill- 8
sd Sheriff Hendrix Rector last July |?
4, will be tried on a charge of mur-1 |i
der during the two weeks of the gen-j M
L-ral sessions court which convened I |||
tierfe today, Solicitor Martin announ- [ mi
ced-today. /-is
IVli.TF MOUSE SHEEP j 3
OJTGROW THEIR PASTURE ^
Washington, May 11.?The WJiite I
House flock of sheep, which got its ||
start three years ago in a modest |9
corral on the south jrrounds has out- IS
f^rown its pasture and soon is to have ^
the run of virtually the whole extent
of parks and lawn surrounding the ^
executive mansion." A wire netting mcni
was put up today around the few pian
flower beds and rare shrubs from
which alone the sheep are to be ex- jtroi
f
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meet with jg
are entitled jj
our sound
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len {j
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models is
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ed.
rrival of a score of sprir:g lambs
eased the flock to forty-eight,
it soon cropped the stretch of
i south of the White House,
re it has hitherto been confined.
:er asks fund to
buy army post lands
aihington, May 10.?Approtions
aggregating about $6,000,were
asked of Congress Monday
lecretary Baker to complete pure
of needed real estate at arm?
5, authority having beer cat off
?gislation last July.
;w sheepskins are given Vith acaic
degree this year, the r-rghcost
kins preventing.
ilitarism is apparently dyi::g oul
Jermany. Marching troops are
illy jeered by the people en thf
*alks- .
it"" . _ !
ogs as garage disposers are bobrought
to the serious attention
cities. Dickens nqted in 1842 thai
5 kept Broadway clean of gat
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JOHN A. HOLLAND, *' *
The GiceowooJ Piano it an %
<) largest &>alev i.i musfoai lustre
, in Womoyu ^nn flavinin.-. S*?.
os, self-placer pianos, orgai.3 an&
np machine". Tteferefceer Thr
c of Green the oJ-ffUj?: aac
lgeat- Bp.uk ;n ''-fouw.-.t.' $