The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-15
Contributed Locals.

. Abbeville, s. c., March Is, 1898.
Mrs. Haddon returned from New York last
Friday, and we feel safe In saying the ladies
will not be disappointed In the beautiful stock
Miss Rose Holden, OF New York, arrived In
the city last Saturday, and Will take charge OF
the Millinery deart%ent Ma q aoIGs n M Hadao1
In her line. and knows exactly how to please
the ladies.
F. l.. Morrow, after 2 very short illness OF
about one O'Clock. Mrs. Morrow was a most
estimable Christian lady, highly respected
and beloved by large circle of friends, and
will be greatly missed In TINS SoI mSmun,ity.
where Rev. F. Y. Presley conducted the III.
neral services, after which her remains were
gently laid in the cemetery to await the res
direction moln.
BLESSED hope that In Jesus is given.
In our sorrow to cheer and sustain,
That soon In the mansions OF Heaven,
We shall meet with our loved ones again"
Rev. A. l.. Patterson and Mr.. p. A. Gown, OF
iness.
sir. Tom Brough. OF the Latimer section,
was In Abbeville last week and reports all
Quiet but prosperous In the valley town.
Hurrah for Mt. Carmel! Two marriages on
the same evening. The contracting parties
were MIR. Johnny Cade and Miss Mckellar.
anu Mr, Mcheliar, Jr, anu MISS lud EuiueI:
These were Two bright and accomplished ed
young ladies and are jewels indeed, won by
these happy and fortunate groomsmen.
Miss Marie Frinkie, charming young lady
of Baltimore, now has charge OF w. +. Bells
Millinery department. She IL skilled In this
business, and with fine taste aud deft fingers,
is perfectly at home among the flowers.
Mr.. sam Visanska is home from the Med.
ical College in Charleston. One more course
and he will be q full tiedged M. D."
Rev. H. w. Bays. u. D., addressed the Sun
day School last Sabbath upon the life and
character Of Samuel His remarks were good.
aud he dwelt upon the fact That II the boys
and girls Of his Sabbath Schnol wonld become
eminent and great. and have their names
handed down 70 future generations long after
they have passed away, they must Initiate the
life and character OF this great Prophet and
be like him. good all the time, and love God.
Mr.. Georg. Gambrell, who Is now In Due
West, spent last Sunday In Abbeville.
The Tugaloo Iron Works VIII soon be erect
here and are looking Tor lumber daily. This
plant will be great enterprise In our midst
and OF great benefit to our people,.
We copy the following paragraph as htting'
)y proper at all times aud to all editors:
There Is more JOY in - printing office over
one sinner who pay 8 In advance and abuses
the editor on every occasion, than over nine
ty and nine righteous inen who borrow the
paper and sings Its praises without contribut
ing cent to keep II out Of the pOorhOuse.'
Mr. w. G. Moore ID now painting one OF the
oldest dwelling houses In Abbevllle County
1t 10 In Cokesbury, and now owned by Rev
Henderson. Mr.. Moore is man OF fine and
cultivated taste and Is skilled In the welding
OF the artists brush.
Mr. r. G. Game and wife, OF Elberton, spent
last Sunday In Abbeville. Mr.. Game is q
brother of our townsman, DIR. NJ. F. Game
and we hear IT. whispered that they may soon
be numbered as citizens Of our beautiful town
Messrs. j. K. burst. J. w. Greene and DR.
Millwee, three OF Greenwoods most prom
inent citizens. were In Abbeville last Monday
OH special business.
Mr.. Beard and family, have moved to Alb
beville and occupy the dwelling belonging tc
j. A. Smith, on Main Street, opposite the Bak
cry. We welcome them 70 our town.
Mr.. w. Z. Hill left Monday for Athens, Ga.
where he will visit friends.
Miss Birdie Hoyt, OF Rome. Ga, Is mere Wis
it!ng her aunt, Mrs. j. s. Cothran.
The Misses Miller. two OF Andersons sweet
est young ladies, are visiting their cousins, the
Misses McClung.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hill. our Mayor, is in Atlanta, or
important business.
The ladies of the Methodist church are get
ting up a "dime reading" club which will bt
very entertaining, being interspersed With Vo
Gel and instrumental music. This will ot
a nice pasttime for our young people. NJ.