The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-21
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of u Week
ArOuutl the City,

Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Garrison, after an absence
OF several months. returned to Abbeville last
Wednesday. The friends of Mr.. Garrison VIII
he glad TO hear that he has entirely recovered
from his sickness and is now running on Inc
road.
Mr.. H. T. TuSten came home last Wednes-
day rom Louisiana. having been absent for
several months. Mr.. Tusten will remain with
us until next fall if not longer.
Miss Mary Sullivan, OF Anderson, spent
Thursday and Friday with her sister, Miss
Carrie Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs JEFF Bowman, who have been
spending while with Col. j. II. Robertson,
returned TO their home in LowEdesville last
Saturday.
Mr.. Lem Redfern came up from Augusta
last week and spent day In our city.
Miss Mamie Mcintosh, of EIberton, came
over last Wednesday, and spent few days
Mrs. w. a. Lee spent few days at Bor-
deauX this week with her brother, Mr.. q. >.
| Cade.
Last Sunday night memorial services were
held at the Court House. These services were
in memory Of Mr. J. ID. Chalmers and Mrs. D.
A. Allen. both of whom were members of the
| Methodist church at tn Is place, and died dur
| ing the ecclesiastical year just ending.
| Revs. II. w. Bays and w. II. Ariail left yes.
| terlay to attend the annual con ference which
| meets in LaureDS.
| Mr.. II. w. Lawson's pretty cottage on Main
street is about completed, and Mr. Lawson
will soon move his family TO their new home.
| Work Is being pushed on the Methodist
CnuTcH, anu tIlclc VIII ue uO pIGhIlcI
building in the State when Contractor Sprott
has finished his work.
The "New York Celebrities" appear tonight
at Rosenbergs Hall. Go. if possible. and hear
Entertainment is given by the ladies OF the
Methodist church and in the interest OF the
l"buiiding fund.- Be sure and attend.
| Miss Mary ID. sullivan spent "Wednesday
with her sister, NJ lss Carrie Sullivan, return
Ing to Anderson, her home, Thursday after
noon. She. leaves there next Monday tor
tian woman goes to China MS a missionary Of
the Baptist church, and will make the long
Tourney TO the Orient with another Lady mis-.
lsonary as her only companion. God speed
them on their Journey
Two parties Of our young people spent last
Friday evening with friends in the country.
lone party going on ''straw ride to Mrs j..
w. Lesly's. the other attended dance at Mr..
Chief OF Police Riley now wears a hand
some cap with the word 'chief" In gold let
ters on the front; This cap was present
the force have brand new helmets which are
very becoming and add much TO the officer
like appearance of the men.
There was no service In the A. r. p. church
last Sunday, the pastor. Rev. J. j. Grler, be-
ing absent on visit to his former home in
North Carolina. Rev. Mr.. Grier will return
at5er Meb pa6. N aer hs Sfek Uf came
Monday for a short stay with friends.
Mr.. r. S. Links beautiful Brown Leghorn
chickens won four prizes at the State Fair
last week. Mr.. Links birds won every prize
in their class over many competitors. Able
Vile always gets in at the head OF the process.
sion.
Rev. F. v Pressly and brother, Prof. John
Pressly, of Due West, were in the city last
saturday.
Mr. JIG. Miller went over to Atlanta last
week to attend an "Insurance Mems Conven-
tion." returning home Friday.
A branch of the Epworih League was organ
lied last sunday. The following officers we're
elected: G. p. Hammond, President: Fl. B
Stokes. 1st Vice President; D. w. Keller. End
Vice President; J. O. Klugh, 3rd Vice Presi-
dent; a. 3. Edwards, Secretary; J. w. Bul
lock, Treasurer. This organization is a relig
ious, as well as social body, and under the di
rect ion OF the General Con ference OF the Meth
odst church. number Of persons were en-
rolled rs members and the League will go tC
work in earnest, and will be OF great good Il
themselves and the community.