The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-08-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

AbbcvilIn, s. c. Aug. /, 1882.
Judge McGowan. Miss Lucia McGownn and
Miss Mamie Lou Smith left on Monday iol
Hot Springs. n. &. -
Miss Addie IIill, OF Georgia, is visiting Miss
Mamie Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chiles spent Sunday
with friends in this place.
Mrs. E. B. Colhoun left last wednesday for
Marietta. Greenville, 10 visit her sister Mrs
R. MaiS Cleveland.
Miss JEANNE and Miss Lucy White. Miss
Jeanuie and Miss Belle Perrin left saturday
for Union where they will visit their uncle
Mr. George Perrin.
Rev. VI. II. Hanckle and wife left on Mon.
day for Sulhvan's Island, where they will
spend the month of August.
Mr.. Lewis Haskell. Miss Sophia Haskell
and Miss Lille Hanckle left OH Monday. Mr..
Haskell and Miss Haskell 60 to iighlnnds.
y. G. Miss Hanckle to Flat Rock. n: G..
They will spend several weeks enjoying
mountain air and scenery.
Mr. Lewis Perrin and Mr.. Davis Kerr spent
last Sunday In Greenwood.
Mr. W. II. Parker returned last week from
Cashiers Valley.
Mir. Arthur Parker was in town for few
days this week.
Miss Saidee Lee left on the g., {. & n. last
Friday for Elberton, where she Will visit
friends.
Mr.. Walter Miller and Florence Templeton
went to Due West last Tuesday to attend the
Young Peoples Convention that was held III
that place.
Miss Eliza Cater returned last Saturday
from n short visit to Atlanta.
No service in any of our churches Sunday
night. Absence and sickness of our ministers
the cause.
The Misses Oldham spent several days last
week. the guests of Mrs. j. r. Minter.
Sunday was terribly hot at p. m, the mer-
curry stood at &c degrees In the shade, and no
breeze TO cool the sufferer.
About 25 came on the extra train Monday
to the political meeting. We learn that lOl
tick cts were sold for Abhevilla TO attend the
political meeting and barbecue on the 18th
July.
The Methodist Sunday School is under
many obligations to Mrs. John Knox and
Mr.. Jas. a. Hill. Mrs. Knox has kindly
taken the place Of organist, and il Is need ess
to say that she fills the place PERFECTLY, being
an accomplished musician. Mr.. Hill is cor
nptiSt and good one. The cornet is great
addition to the music. The music last Sun
day was most decided Improvement ON the
past.
Watermelons in abundance on the market
Saturday and Monday. Price little off.
The political meetings last week were very
orderly, so we learn.
Good rains in some parts of the county sun
day night, and certainly none too soon for
Wreck on the G., G.. & n. Mt Calhoun Falls
track, inJuring the engineer and fireman. and
smashing several cars into kindlng wood.
What has become Of the g., G. d n. shops?
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Cothran returned last
In the city OF Anderson.
Mrs. George White and daughters Miss Sal
lie. Miss Emma and Miss Clarke Cothran are
visiting relatives at Midway.
Miss Susie Brunson. OF Edgefield, is visit
Ing the family Of her uncle DR.. S. q. Thom-
son and other relatives in the city.
A vary quiet day Monday for Saleday.
We ought to have 81 branch of Henry Berg's
"socieiy for the prevention of cruelty to an
imals" In this place. Some of the poor ules
and horses that are to be seen on our streets
are mere frames with hardly enough life in
them to move, 1t Is u shame to work and not
feed stock.
Mrs. Mary Norwood is visiting her nephew
Judge j. Fuller Lyon.