The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss julie Cade made short visit to friends
in This place this week
Mrs. Morgan. Of Greenville spent few
days in Abbeville last week. She returned
last Saturday accompanied by Miss Annie
Hill.
Miss Florde Orr of Greenville was the
sMsS. Mr. f. W GodboId 5 % who has has been with us
for the past two months left on Monday for
his home in Marion.
Mr.. Jack CranstOn OF Augusta is spending
few weeks in Abbeville.
Miss Salle Calhoun spent several days in
Abbeville last week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheves Haskell were visiting
relatives in town last week.
Mrs Stovall of Augusta has been visiting
in Abbevile for several days, the guests Of
Mrs. Lieut.. Gov. Gary.
Mr. Baursfald OF the G. c. & \. X. 4. spent
last sunday IN town. =,
Miss Sale Pope returned TO her home in
Columbia last Friday.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN after spending week
with friends In Anderson returned home last
Saturday.
Miss Ida Boman of Lowndesville was the
guest Of Mrs. J. Towans Robertson last week.
Miss Sallie Gadston after spending several
weeks with Miss Lucia Parker returned TO
her home in Anderson last Friday.
Mrs. Mamie Wardlaw Is visiting her brother
MIR. l.. w. White.
Miss Kittie Porcher was visiting her sister
Miss Belle Porcher last week.
Mrs. A. w. Smith and family and Mrs. s..
NJ. W. Smith left on Monday evening Tor Al
lanta, their future home. Mr.. 4. w. Smith
having gone several days ago, We will miss
&them and hope that IL will be quite soon when
\they will return 10 old Abbevile.
! The Farmers meeting on Monday was well
attended, and from the amount OF cheering,
there must have been many good things said
in the speeches, or at least that which met
with their hearty approval.
The Silver Cornet Band furnished the
music for the Farmers Meeting, after all and
not & single toot was heard from the "tin
trumpet as was predicted. Some style after
all.
The Rev. ]. Lowrie Wilson D. D., is at home
again. after several months absence In "The
proved In health. and strength much TO the
10y of all his friends, who are Legion.
The entertainment given by the Kings
Daughters last Wednesday night was great
success in every way. From afnancial view,
a most gratifying one, u little over 500.
being the net proceeds. Money we'll spent.
and we'll earned.
Mr. NJ. c. Heath was called to Charlotte on
Monday by the sad news OF the death OF his
aunt Mrs. Ben Heath in that city.
Atlanta, Ga, Is THE Gate City Athens
"The Classic City" Charleston, "The City by
the Sea-" and Abbevile should be the "City
of Flowers" for was there ever more OF them
or more beautiful ones lat the time of yearl
than were brought to the Court House on last
Wednesday night; Fragrant and lovely gifts
TO the favored participants In the entertain
ment.
Mr. w. R. Bullock was one of the many in
town Monday.
Fish have been very plentiful on our mark
ct for the last two weeks, and though that
has been the case, the price has been just
about rs high.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Thomson spent several
days last week in Edgetield, visiting relatives.
They retunediW ednesday.
Prof. ]. w. Thomson moved into his new
school house yesterday afternoon.
sunday week Is Easter.
Plant beans Friday week if you want good
crop.
Spring suits will be the order of the day
very soon.
New bonnets and new dresses will be just
ready by Easter Sunday-if 1t don't rain.
The crowd Monday was remarkably order
ly for the size. And for wonder there were
but few men drunk.
AMIR. Frank Bradley is on a visit to his sister
Mrs. II. d. Reese. 1t has been some time
since Frank was here last, and 1t is to be
hoped that in the future his visits Will be
more frequent.
Miss Laura Grier OF Due West, spent several
days last week the gnest of Miss Mary Rob
ertsOn.
Mr.. ID. Wyatt Aiken was In town yesterday
Suppose he made mistake and thought
court was in session. Come often Wyatt.
Mr.. viii Tolly of Anderson, was In the
city yesterday.