The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-29
Contributed Locals.

Abbeville G.. H., s. c., March 49, lS03.
Mrs. DR.. ]. M. Moseley, of Lowndesvil Ie wal
In Abbeville last week as the guest OF Mr.
DR.. ]. M. Carlton, one OF Mt Carmers prom
inent ply ysician's was in the city last week.
On last Sabbath morning tnanS omering
OF Abbevile being assessed $50. The amount
collected was s54. During the collection the
choir sang beautiful and appropriate by mn
in The the M. =. Church next Friday afternoon
A full m Getting Is earnestly desired as busi.
ness OF great importance Is 10 come before
Mr.. SAINT r. Eakin and family were admit.
ted by letter as members Of the Methodist
church at Abbeville last Sabbath morning.
Next Sunday is Easter, and interesting and
appropriate seryiees VIII be hed 10 al our our
will have for his subject the resurrection:
The choir will render their select pieces and
the congregation as well as the public may
expect something fine. The public Is cordial.
~ Invited TO attend services In the Methodist.
as we'll as the other churches.
"Spring Is the symbol OF the resurrection
flowers Of the human race. In the autumn
the Icy reign Of death Is broken by the glori-
GUS springtIde of Immortality, where there Is
neither death nor tears"
r Look out next Easter for loves Of bonnets.
handsome new dresses and bright smiling
faces, for on that Joyous occasion our ladies'
don their best, and look their sweetest. Oh
that the day may be bright and beautiful for
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Lyon left last Monday
for New York. During the Judges absence
his son Frazier will have charge or the Office.
On last Wednesday afternoon we were hon
ored with an invitation to attend q musical re-
cital given by Miss Anna Jones and her class
The class room was packed with Invited
friends and the music was very sweet and
one by their playing exhibited the careful
training and thorough instruction impaired
by their teacher.
Miss Lucia Moseley and Miss Mamie John.
aon OF Lowndesville attended the 'opening"
last week and spent several days In the city
visiting relatives.
On last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, our
bs he Yes
display was grand, and would have done
credit TO any city store in the State. The pro
prietors were busy from early morn till dewy
eve, showing their beautiful goods ana selling
u ready purchasers.
Miss Sallie Clinkscales Is again with w. E.
Bell, where she will be delighted TO see her
friends.
M, Haddon & Co.. and extends cordial vel
come to her many friends.
On last Friday Mr.. P. A. McCaslan had two
fine mules drowned while attempting to cross
the Blue Hill branch, which was much swol-
len from the heavy rain fall few hours be-
fore. This was great loss, but Messrs. A. M
Hill & Sons, from their we'll filled stables re-
On next Saturday there will be a number
OF beautiful hand painted Easter eggs hidden
in Mr.. ]. C. Klugh's park. The public are In.
vited to join In the search; by paying ten
cents you Wi have access to the entire park
and II good hunter you may find many oi
the eggs. besides. have lot OF fun.
Birth-March q, 1893, to Mrs. Wyatt Aiken.
q sou.
Miss Drule Penney. one of Abbeville's pret.
ties young ladies resurned lust Monday from
delightful visit to her friends. the Misses
Riley, Of Greenwood.
Mr.. g. A. Visanka returned from Charles.
ton.
On last Monday a voluntary subscription
was taken up among our citizens for the pur
chasing OF more land for the Railroad shops.
The full amount asked for was soon raised
having met with hearty response from oul
people. Abbeville is awake to her Interests
and will do her full duty in the present and
future, as In the past.
Mr.. Scott Brown Of Anderson Is visiting his
brother MIR. c. ID. Brown.
Miss Lille Hanckel Of Charleston Is visiting
friends in A bbeville.
Mr.. Davie Sllverman the celebrated violin
ist has returned TO Athens, Ga. but says he
will be back in the fail to stay. He Is much
pleased with our town and people.
Mr.. George Gambrell Is home for while
The Methodist Choir got Il move on then
last Sunday morning in singing that granC
doxology "Oid Hundred"
Mrs. ]. r. Minter Is on a visit to her par
ents at Davidson, N. G.
Remember the EGG hunt" The park gait
will open at p. NJ. sharp. NJ.