31 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
1
West End notes detail visitors and residents at home or away. Many names travel through Monroe and nearby towns with Mrs. G E vt, Mr. and Mrs. D A aware, Dr and Mrs F P E B Hackson, and Miss Susie Hill hosting guests from Hendersonville and Atlanta. The column records social calls, stays, and brief trips including Monroes and Laurens connections.
Miss Ning Wilson visits Atbevilt Me as guest of Mr. Pope Cheat. Mr and Mrs Dave Gilling host park outing for Casiners Valley group. Wille McNeill and Master George Campbell ill with fever. J E Cheatham to Canton. Growheebes to teach in graded school. Mrs M G Thomas visits Mary Parker. Preston Cowan with grandparents in Abbeville. Miss Moe Nawe and Mr Cook wed in Monterey. Couple to Greenville for future home. Mr Cook with telephone company. Henry Wilson leaves with parents for vacation.
Messrs John Bruce and Mary with families visit Mrs Langdon Wilson at Coldpring. Agnes and Ernest Ponnial spend Thursday with Mrs W M McKeopaire. Annie Gilbert touring Willington. Lucy Evans hosts supper for Savant Evans and Miss Louise Miller. Revered Bedilliuser series of meetings at Willington. Mss Be Bree and Mr Wall Me il visit Mrs W M McKense. The gathering includes Mrs 46. Will celebrate with friends. recovery hoped for.
A garbled report from Greenville Spartanburg and Andeson Railway indicates a party of stockholders met Saturday to inspect trolley lines and plan purchases. Notable attendees listed include Captain Eilinun and J. I. Wark, with connections to GS emia and New York lines. Possible train movements and schedule notes appear for due West and Brownsville areas.
A fragmented account describes a German fourth class travel experience from Aug 15 in an unnamed city. The narrator compares class travel, train conditions, and passenger behavior amid crowds, with observations on air quality, car design, pricing, and the Kaiser's parade through Cassel and the surrounding reactions of locals and soldiers.
Fragmented ad copy listing Glenn's as a selling point for various patent medicines and household goods. Mentions items like kidney pills and tonics, with pricing hints and promotional language aimed at general tonics and comfort products.
The document lists jurors across Abbeville area towns including Long Cane Long Cam Smithville Bordeaux Calhoun Mills Diamond Hill Cedar Springs Donalds Magnolia and Lowndesville with numerous names such as J J McKee R F Drake W Smith T H Botts Wren Sutherland Mundy and Prince among others identified with local fields and communities as part of the court jury pool for the term.
Greenwood S C August 27 1910 notice urges all ages to observe September 24 as Work Day. Proceeds from salaries or earnings should go to supporting state orphanages. Contributes may choose the institution, as all aid is welcomed. Requesting Sunday Schools and churches to publicize and observe the day.
Charlotte Chrontens announces Piedmont Traction secures James L. Millspaugh as general superintendent, joining J. P. Clark to develop and operate a new interurban trolley system. Millspaugh resigns from Michigan United Railway. George M. Faber named superintendent at New York firm. Walter Sylvus and M. S. Rolle assigned to equipment and tracks.
The State of South Carolina Abbeville County Court of Common Pleas Master’s Sale proceeds from a decree. The building and loan association of Abbeville sues Suean Caligse Scott. The sale occurs in Abbeville Court House on a specified September day in 1910. The property fronts 125 feet on the street and runs 300 feet deep, bounded by York Madden Georgiana Cosby and others, conveyed to the defendant October 7 1885. Cash terms.
Estate of Moses Smith, deceased, notice of settlement and final discharge. On September 15, 1910, Will render final accounts as executor to the Probate Judge of Abbeville County. All persons with claims must present them for payment or be barred. W. W. Thorne, executor.
Land for sale on a public road from TVA to Good Hope church. Contains 163 acres with valuable woodland, good pasture and bottom land, and a mineral spring. Analysis available. Inquiries to RS, O. H. Reid, North Font Street, Anderson.
Southern Railway offers round trip excursion rates from Abbeville to Chattanooga Knoxville Nashville Atlantic City and other cities for select events in September October 1910. Tickets sold on specific dates with final return by set deadlines. extensions offered for some events. Also includes a testimonial for Dr Kings New Discovery and a real estate listing near Antreville Abbeville.
An eclectic page lists hay fever relief products and tonics, including Fid Ley, Hovey and Tar, plus Bioodine Liver Pills advertised by Milford’s Drug Store. It also mentions real estate listing near Abbeville, an Inn and Trust Co notice, and assorted local business lines such as Leggette chocolates and lumber repairs.
Happenings recounts social notes from the Seven-Hilled City including visits by Misses Mattle Lee Reese and Gladys Norryce of Anderson, a guest in Augusta, and a Charleston visitor. The piece mentions a Campbell schoolhouse picnic with county candidates, a family gathering at Mr. J.C. LoJacq’s, and local church activities.```
Lucy C Nabors as adiatelytratrix of Charlie C Nabors estate offers to sell by public sale at Abbeville courthouse on the September saleday 1908 to pay debts. The tract lies in Abbeville and Greenville counties fronting Lane street and Greene’s land, near the Abbeville Bottling Works, bounded by Barnwell and Greene properties. Cash required, purchaser pays papers.
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