The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Alice Wardlaw is visiting relatives IN
this place.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN left on Friday. for
Greenville, she will be absent for week or
MIR. A. w. Smith of Atlanta was in town
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. 4. b. Morse and family returned last
week liter a visit OF two weeks III CoosaW.
Mr.. Walter VasanSki Is home for short
vacation.
Mr.. Frank DuPre Of Augusta, spent few
days In town last week.
Miss Mary DuPre came down from Clemson
last Saturday to attend the marriage of Miss
Sallie scott and Mr.. r. w. Coogler;
Miss Isabel Joi dan OF Greenrlile, is Vlslt-
ing Miss Maggie Iatimer.
The pulpit at the Presbyterian Church was
filled Sunday by the Rev. w. Il. Matthews OF
Greenwood, whose place was taken by the
Rev. j. Lowrie Wilson. -,
Coogler and Miss Sailie Scott. They will be
married Tonight In the Methodist Church at
o'clock. After the marriage Il reception VIII
be given the bridal party AZ friends at me
home of the bride. We hope that the night
will be beautiful and bright. and all things
propltious for the happy OCCASION.
Miss Florence Tempieton and Miss Mamie
Cox are at home from Due West. Both grad
uating with honors.
Mr. DuPre Calhoun was in the city Monday.
He has just returned from trip TO the lar
West, and says the work of the floods In the
Red River Valley is simply appalling, anu
the country isan inland sea.
Miss Annie Henry is at home for the vaca-
tion, after the arduouS duties OF college life ut
Due West.
the Rev. Mr.. Dargan preached or rather
gave an object lesson to the children after
Sunday School last Sund day, and made very
interesting talk not only for the little ones
but for the older heads. He used horse shoe
magnet, some nails, tacks, needles &C., 10 H.
lustrate to the little folks and impress upon
them the truths of which he spoke.
Miss Ayletie Chalmers spent Sunday IN
Green wood, and the organ at the Methodist
Church WAS silent in consequence.
Miss Fannie Wallace of Kentucky is wishing
her schoo mate Miss Florence Templeton.
Miss Sallie Wnrdiaw Of Oxford. Mississippi,
and Miss Sallie and Rosa, and Master james
Wardlaw of Darlington. 5. G., are guests OF
thpr cousin Mrs. Lila Mabry.
Never in all of our experience have we
heard such an ear splitting clap OF thunder
as came Saturday night. Aud the lightning
was perfectly bli ding in its brightness, and
seeming proximity.
Corn crops are splendid, and especially up
land corn. Last week we had occasion 10
travel through portions of three counties and
every where the crops looked fine. and corn
appeared to be largely planted.
The pic mic at Means Chapel was we'll at
tended by our candidates, we hear, and also
by many others. and quite success.
The night trains on the q. {. 4 N, have
changed time. The trains coming In latt r.
Prof. j. w. Thomson spent last week In his
future home, Rock Hill. He returned Satur.
day very much pleased with the people and
place. -
It is to be hoped that tomorrow will be
bright and fair. The laying Of the Corner
Stone of the School Building would not be
what we would like II if don" ! ! the rain.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hill. Mr.. Julias DuPre, Master
Julias DuPre and Miss Ella Huckabee spent
Sunday at Clemson with Prof ]. +. G. DuPre
and family.