The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-06
GREENWOOD.
What MIR. Pyles Has to Sny OF the
People and the city.

Greenwoon. s. C.. Sep. 4. 1885,
Editor Press and Banntr-Mr: 4: j. Sproies
the ever.reAdy and public spirited cOrrespon
dent OF the Suite and GreeuviIle News, called
ON the citizens ofthis city Saturday u aid the
sufferers of the recent storm swept districts
In the lower part OF the state: Nntwithntaha;;
10 raising tifty-one dollars which was aL once
for warded TO the Bank OF Beaufort.
Mr.. Cad. G. Waller, the poEular and sue.
& Company, OF Charleston, s. G.. IN in the
city spending day or so with his iamily.
Rev. MIR. stack house and vile OF AIKEN, =.
Z, afler a pleasant visit OF several days TO
friends and relatives In this city returned IL
their home Il day or so ago.
There was large crowd In the city Satur-
day.
R"v. d. D. Davis, pastor OF the eolorcd
ing, erected through the aid Of the Peoples
Building and Loan Association Of this ciy.
Mr. Mack Edwards, who Is member OF the
Iron Belt Building and Loan Association hHs
Just moved into his new home on Blake street.
Mr.. Reid Whiteford, United states Engi'
neer. OF Georgetown, S. C., spent insI week In
our city looking after Photographic work done
Mr.. L. X. Morris Of the South Bound Rail-
road Is In city ut the home OF his parents, ana
Is suffering with severe attack OF rheuma
tism.
The business houses of this city disc oontin-
ued closing their doors at p. IN. on the lst
inst.
Capt. ]. I. Parks and daughter of this city
moved TO Abbeville, their former home last
MIR. W. d. Hard and family Of Charleston.
8. c., and Mr.. B. Frank Yoen birmingham,
Ala. are visiting Mr.. B. +: Yoe.:
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Norman was buried at Tranquil last Friday.
Mt. w. S. zoe, who WIS ~ badly hurt dur.
ing the recent catastrophe ut Clemson. will
return 10 college to-day.
18th inst
Mr.. Frazier Sanders of Ninetysix moved
Instantly here few days ugo and is now In
the Cooperative Store.
Rev. J. b. r. Anderson and wife OF Abbe-
vile visited this city last week.
The first bale OF new cotton brought here
this seoSon , Tas sold on the Ath . ait:. Dy
Mr.. Ford. OF Marion, s. c.. has moved into
the Merinan house, recently occupied by
Mr.. b. o Verell OF the Bucklevel nelghbor-
hood has bought a saw mill.
The entertainment at the residence OF Mr..
H. Hughes, of this vicinity, was quite sue
Miss Am. Adams will close her school at
t3ucklevel In week or so
Miss Maggie Finley is with Mrs. j. T. john
son Of I.aurens, S. G.
Mrs. Mary Dorrah Of Laurens. is the guest
OF Mrs. Geo. c. Hodges.
Early last Thursday morning Mr.. Ed What
ley, who lived some l5 miles southeast OF this
.
double barrel shot gun. He was St me- sixty
years old.
Mr. W H. Mays and family are visiting at
Donnlds.
Mr.. Sumter Chatham, was painfully hurt
last Thursday by a stumbling horse which
fell on him.
Mr.. w. l.. Casey, who lives five miles from
this city. Is trying TO have postottle estab.
lished in his community.
MIR. II. G Johnson, merchandise broker OF
this city, returned home Thursday night.
after an extended trip.
Weare Informed that Mr.J N. johnson,
| formerly OF Nlnety-Six, who Is only 20 years
of age, Is manager Of the Western Union
exhibit in the Electrical building at the Co.
lumbian Exposition.
The entertainment few evenings ago at
Riley's Hotel, complimentary to Miss Penny
OF Abbeville, was an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. w. =. Montgomery Of Spartanburg, Is
with her mother, Mrs. Gibbs.
Miss Fcnnie Perrin Is visiting In Edgefield
county.
Mrs. 7. F. Riley and her daughter, Mrs.
MCGEE, have returned from Glenn Springs.
Rev. John McLees and family, OF Grunge
burg, are in the city. n. o. Pyles.