The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-12-30
PERSONAL MENTION.
AbbeyiIIe Held TO. rs 1t we're, to a
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Mirror.
Messrs. Jimmie and Coulter Cothrsn are
home for the holidays.
Christmas day was the l~oveliest day Of the
~season-real spring like. .
Mr.. George Herd and Miss Susanna Herd OF
Elbertun, Ga, are spending a few days in ABB
beviIle with Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Calhoun.
Miss Florence Templeton returne ed to Due
West Monday, after spending Christmas hol'
Mr. Robbie Lee and Miss Ella Lee. OF Due
West, spent Christmas with their uncle's
family. Mir. W. A. Lee:
Mr.. Mart. Coleman Is visiting his parents
AT their home In Coronaca.
Messrs. MASON and Frank DuPre spent
Christmas in Abbeville with relatives:
Mr.. Lewis Russell and his friend Mr.: Schran
Mr.. Lambert White and Miss Mary White
MIR. and Mrs. R. Mays Cleveland are. In Alb
beville visiting relatives.
Mr.. Lewis Parker. of Greenville spent sew
eral days in Abbeyille;ast week.
:: MIR. John G.. Williams and MIR. A. +. Wad-
, dell spent a few days in Abbeville last week.
Miss Saidee Colhoun and Miss Mamie Per
Miss julie Cade and Miss Gussie Mcintosh,
OF Bordeaux, spent Christmas In Abbeville.
Mrs. Albert Wardlaw, Of Laurens county,
is visiting Mrs. w. c. Benet.
Miss Jennie Harrison was In town last
Monday.
o. HTOl. 1DOS. adTTlSON WAS III Ln6 ClLy ecNcIdl
days last week. The Professor anne up to see
his brother DR.. Harrison, who has been sick
for several days past. Prof. Harrison re-
turned TO Midway Saturday.
Col. b. B. Foster of Union, spent Chrlstmas
with relatives. Col. Foster is an old citizen
OF Union, and ~well-known all over the upper
part OF the State. He has many relatives
and friends in Abbeyille who were delighted
to See him once more after an absence o.
years.
Mrs. Lizzie Harrison. OF Midway, was one O
the Christmas visitors TO the family or MIR
. George White. .
Next week the chime of wedding bells will
be heard. One OF our fairest ladies. and mos
popular young men will begin the New year
as one. and set a good example To a goodly
number OF our young people.
Two OF our young ladies took a short trir
over the G., c. Il n. last Monday, returning
the same day.
The sale OF fireworks this year was no
near so large as last year. We heard on
merchant say that his sales were $50 less thii
Christmas eve. than on the same day las
year. Hard times" 49,
Mr.. j. Frazer Lyon. OF our boys from Wof
ford. is at home. having a good time aftel
Miss Annie Henry was one OF a humble
who came home TO spend the Christmas holi
The Rev. Mr.. Morse conducted divine Ser
vice al the Poor House Chapel Sunday after
noon.
known faces will be missed from behind III
counters in many Of our busl~ness;houses:
Mrs. J. F. C. DuPre, Miss Mary and Franz
left on the $3.50 p. m. train for Clemson
Messrs. j. H.. DuPre, John Burnett and sew
eral Others spent the Christmas day in An
derRon.
We learn that your correspondent an" re
ceived u beautiful Christmas present: eVl
IDENTIFY the work OF some fair hand.
in luck.
MIR. J.. D. Chalmers, Jr.. left on the $3.50 trail
Tuesday morning for Anderson.
MIR. Scott Brown Is now in charge or tn
telegraph office at the r. & .. depot.
The many friends OF Mr.. Thos. Coogler, nov
ofCross Hill are glad to see him once more.
Let us wish all your readers a happy New
Year and q prosperous future, and let us a.
and a more useful one.
. K. NJ. Hill and McD. Cater left at 500 p. m
yesterday for Charleston on a pleasure trip.