The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-01
GREENWOOD'S BUDGET.
Mr.. Pyles Tells OF Lots OF Good Things
In the Progressive City.
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Mr.. Joel P. Burnett and Miss Matte E.
Hughey. both OF this vicinity, were married
on the 18th inst, at half past eleven o'clock
Abbevile. After the ceremony the many
friends and neighbors pal took of u most ex
cellent dinner which had been specially pre-
pared for this delightful occasion.
| Mr.. A. ). Sheppard has opened up restau
rant In the OLDHAM building In rear Of The
Miss Lila Finley returned from Laurens q
few days ago where she had been with reIa'
tives and friends.
Don't forget that the time of the meeting OF
the old soldiers is the first Saturday In No
yember at 3 O'Clock and that the place Is
bursts Hall.
Mr.. j. H. Oldham, OF Atlanta, Ca, was in
the city few days ago.
The Green wood Graded School has an en-
rollment of two hundred anG thIrty-nine pu.
pils-ll0 boys, l29 girls.
The negro boy who made music here on the
| street last week with an ordinary tin funnel
and an old lard can drew considerable
crowds.
MIR. ]. w. Wells has the contract for build.
Ing the new Methodist parsonage. II will be
erected on the corner lot near The new Meth
odist church.
Messrs. Cook and Greene are erec.
handsome building when completed. Tine
big church bell was placed In position In the
be- lfry one day last week.
MADAM Rumor" says several weddings
are TO take place here between now and
| Christmas.
Miss Daisy Waller is spending few days
with relatives at New Market.
The sidewalk in front OF the Duncan build.
ings has been laid with cement.
| Mr.. Arthur Williams has recovered his bale
of cotton that was recently stolen from Mr.
Thomas klughs gin at Quarry.
The birthday party given by Miss Maggie
Williams few evenings ago was a brilliant
affair. Miss Maggie was the reci pient OF quite
q number OF handsome presents ON this Ucca-
sion.
The store room on Waller block is soon to
be occupied by MIR. j. w. Duckett.
Mr.. j. E. Buchanan, representing S. Monroe
Taylor. New York, was In the city q few days
ago where he meet many OF his old friends
Mr.. S. w. Thsrp. Of this vicinity, has two
or the largest hogs we have seen this season
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, ST.. is doing some work
In the White Hall section on the corn mill OF
Mr.. II. I. Cromer.
The concert given In Greenwood by the
Kings Daughters last Thursday night wus a
success In every particular. Some two hund-
red and nifty persons were present and the
amount taken in was fifty dollars and sixty
cents.
The entertainment began at s o'clock
and for fully three hours the audience was en-
tertained by instrumental music, songs and
recitations. The music was fine, the songs
were beautiful and the recitations were well
rendered.
The concert is worthy of repetition and
LAIuh TIC daughters WOulu well 10
give another similar entertainment in the
near future.
PROGRAM.
Music by orchestra
Recitation-Miss Susie Hodges.
Solo-Mrs. Youngblood.
Instrumental duet-Miss Vass and Miss
Greene.
RecItation-Miss Kathey Reynolds.
Recitation-Miss Emma Hill.
Music by orchestra.
Recitation-Miss Mary McGhee.
Duo-Violin and Piano-Mlss Fielder and
M iss Greene.
Recitation-Mr. r. G. McLeese.
Song-Messrs. Joel Bailey, John Barksdale
and Miss Reynolds.
Dialogue-Miss Bessie McKelar, Messrs. J.
l.. Chipley and William burst.
Solo-Mrs. Bailey.
Music by orchestra.
Rectation-"Essay on a Horse" - Frank
McGhee.
Music by orchestra.
Recitation-Seven phases OF child and wo-
manhood-Miss Pearl Coleman represented a |
chlld seven years old, Lassie IA years old by
NJ lss Lula Vass 2S years old. Mrs. Hoke with
MOWERS and children representing a happy
mother with her children around her; IS |
years old Miss Julia McGhee, widow; AZ |
years old Miss Screws lament on account ofl
the giving up OF her last daughter in mar |
rage. The marriage scene. a tableau, groom |
Jewett Mckellnr, bride Mrs. Words. Closed |
6p Miss Mary McGhee representing ago 40, a
desolate Widowhood; 2l years young woman
hood by Miss Kathey Reynolds.
N. O. Pyles.