The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-19
Contributed Locals.

ABBEvILLE, S. c.. Aug. Is, 1891.
Mr.. II. G. Pfnckney, of Charleston, arrived
last week and will spend sometime in Able
vile.
Columbia last week ION important business
we were told.)
Miss Nellie Pressly, with her friend Miss
Fannie Jay, of Troy: visited Mrs. Henry Hill
last week.
Mr.. Frank Bradley who left Abbcville about
four years ago, settled in UniOntown, Ala
and is building up fine business for himself
lie Is young man OF sterling worth. ana
will do we'll anywhere. He has many friends
In Abbeville who are glad TO see him once
more.
The fence around our public park should
be fixed up, IT. looks badly as it i>.
Miss Mamie Aiken, an accpmpliShedy young
lady Of Cokesbury, is visiting her friend Miss
Mary Barnwell.
Miss Mamie Williams, of Greenwood, is
visiting Miss Mary White.
Mr. ii. ID. Reese Is visiting friends in Pen
dleton.
Mr. ]. Il. Boyd, of Concord. y. c.. talk es
Mr. Tom Coogler place as telegraph operator.
Mr.. Coogler going 10 Cross II i'll where he viii
work for the e., &. & y. II. II: Co.. Mt n better
salary. Mr.. Cooglcr is Il capable young man
and we hope will do well in his new home.
Mrs. +. W. Moore, who has been in Cplum-
bia for the past year. has returned 10 Able
willie where she will make her home with her
son Mr.. Henry Moore.
Dr.. S. b. Jones, president Of the Columbia
Female College. will preach in the Methodist
church next sunday. His subject will he ed
ucatlon. All Interested are cordially invited
TO attend.
Miss Adella Wise, of Ncwbcrry, is visiting
friends in Abhevi!le, and is now the guest oil
Mrs. Henry Moore.
Mr.. Walter ViSanska has Just completed
his course in the study Of stenography in
Philadelphia, and now has Il situation in
Charleston with the general freight and pas
senger agent of the Charleslo d Savannah
II. X. Co. Thus another Of Abbeville'S rising
young man takes place in the front rank
with fine salary.
Our genial friend Mr.. Hayne McDill is now
of on pleasure trip, and will return about
situation with the firm Of Heath Il Go. His
| many friends will find him afiublc aud polite
and always ready to serve them.
p. Rosenberg is the first merchant who goes
| North, where he will buy tremendous stock
| for the coming season.
| Mr.. Julius Nisanska has just returned from
pleasant visit to relatives in Charleston.
| DIR. Neufler and family now occupy rooms
over Il. NJ. Hadnon's Store.
| Mrs. Omstead, OF Cleveland. o., is visiting
| her cousin Mr.. a. b. Morse and family.
| Mr.. John II. Owen, OF Cartersvlle, Ga, il
| visiting friends and relatives in his old home
| His many friends give him cordial grectnl
and hearty welcome "ho,ne again.
| Mr.. g. w. Trbble has finished his engage
IN ent with X. NJ. Hill and left yesterday fo
his home in DOnalds. He Is a clever young
man. and we hope he will soon return Mr.
Lewis Cunningham, OF Lowndcsvillc, vii
take his place.
Mr.. +. G. Perrin Is of on Il pleasure trip tt
Georgia.
Mr.. J. Il. Glenn is on a visit to his mother
| in Georgia.
Mrs. W. l.. Miller, nee Miss Georgia Gorlan
of Charleston, arrived I'm Ahbeville last week
where she will spend sometime with friends
| Mrs. MaZycli, of Charleston, and her moth
er Mrs Livingston, OF Columbia. are visitins
friends and relatives in Ahhcvlle. AT pres
ent they are the guests Of Mrs. Lila Mabry.
! Miss Nctic Irwin and Miss Piniey Mel
vain, two beautiful young ladies of Selma
| Ala, are visiting itheir kinSmun Mr.. II. i
| McIlwain and his family.
| Mrs. Ollie Pringlr. of Sumter, Is visiting he
grnndm other Mrs. =. NJ. Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. OFarrell, OF Athens
Ga, are here on a visit to her mother Mrs. s
| NJ. Calhoun. NJ