The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-19
Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1888.

AT a regular meeting of Hermon Lodge. No
llG. a. +. NJ. The following officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing Masonic year:
Il. NJ. W. Hall, W. NJ.
J. II. Broch, =. w.
&c. Hambin, J. W.
j. ID. Burton. - crctary.
\, B. namblin. Treasurer
J. \. r.. Dixon, =. ID.
81. Parncll, J. ID.
Il. l.. Dunlap, Tyler.
=. RI. Stone,
\. +. Rice. (Stewards
Mr.. A. VI. O'Farrell of Athens, Ga, and Miss
Kate Calhoun will be married tomorrow al
II o'clock, in Trinity church. Miss Calhoun
will be pleased to have all her friends witness
the ceremony. Attcndants:, Miss Ellen
Parker Miss Bessie Norwnod l Mss auc hn SaT a
houn UsherS: III. Il. Wardlaw, Dr. :. q.
Thomson, Richard Sondlcy. An EngllSh
break fast will be given the bridal party by
Mrs. L. T. Calhoun.
Mr.. G. Il. LYTIIGoE has been engaged as
stenogmpher at the Augusta Exposition: His
time there having expired he wi go 10 Green
willie, having been employed by Col. II.
Hammett. His success has been won by nara
young men. We are proud TO say such Il
young man is u native OF Abbcvillc. Ills
kindness and courtesy to his ADherii!e
friends during their visit TO the Exposition j.
much appreciated.
REV. B. F. MILLER will preach in the Mid
way Baptist church, six miles east OF Iown-
desvIlle, on the fifth Sabbath, Dec. @Oth. mt II
o'clock. AS this is his closing service large
congregation is expected.
MISS KATE HooD who has been in Mr.. Bellies
Millinery store for three months left Monday
for her home in Maryland She made many
friends here who regret to sec her leave.
DIR. AND Mrs H. d. WILSON have left for
their home in Bainebrdge Ga. Abbevillc
has certainly lost good citizen and Balnc-
bridge gained one.
Miss KATE KLUGII who made many friends
in abbeville while employed in Mr.. Haddon $
store-was married to Mr.. brennan of Troy
last Thursday.
THE pastor, Rev. B. F. Filler, will preach
his farewell sermon in the LowndeSville Bap-
tist church on Sunday morning, December q,
1885.
100 remnants in Dress Goods at cne-hali
their value. Now is the time to buy dress os
for the children at VIM. f. Bells.
Miss MAMIE McDoNALD who has been in
Mr. Haddon's employment for four seasons
left for her home Tuesday.
Mr.. NICHOLSON who has been assisting Mr..
Carr buying cotton this winter has left for
Greenville.
Mr.. w. s. CoTHRAN and Mr.. Richard Sond,
ley are assisting Mr.. j. w. Perrin in the treas
urers office.
Miss AzILE BOWIE after spending some
time with relations has returned to her home
in Atlanta.
Persons owing VIM. +. Bell must come for
ward and.pay up before the first.of January,
1889.
Col. E. B. GARY and Mr.. W. T. Branch bore
off the honors Of the Grand Lodge, y. +. NJ.
Miss ADDIE RUSSELL is expected home
Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays.
REV. Mr.. JOHN GAss of Augusta has ac-
cepted call TO Christ church Greenville.
MISS MARY MCCAw and Miss Lizzie Mar
shall attended the Exposition last week.
Dr. AND MRS. j. A, GILBERT of Bordeaux,
are visiting friends in Abbeville.
THERE was no service in any of the
churches last Sunday night
THE many friends Of Mr.. Sassard will be
glad to learn he Is better
Mr.. AND Mrs. ]. c. kLUGH attended the
EXPOSITION.
MR. ToMKISs MABRY is very i'll of pneu-
monia.
See the bargains VIM. f. Bell offers this
week.
Miss KATE MARSHAL returned home Sat
nrday.
THE Augusta Exposition closed Fues-
day.
THE Italians, Tom and Jerry are in town.
Miss RoULAINE is Off to Atlanta.