The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-07-04
PYLES' PARAGRAGRAPHS.

PYLES' PARAGRAGRAPHS.
An Interesting Batch Of Items Gath.
cred Here and There by our
Ever WatcufnI Correspondent.
Greenwood, 8. c.. July2.
| Prof. Coleman B. Waller, OF this city, has
been elected superintendent of the Union
Graded School. This In certainly compli.
mentary 10 Prot. Waller as heis quite Dung
worthy. energetic young man OF the highest
social standing, and has many friends In
Greenwood and elsewhere.
Miss Irene Anderson, Miss Estelle Ellis,
pretty young ladies OF the Tranquil!
neighborhood were recently the guests OF
Miss Essie Seal OF the New Market neighbor-
hood.
Mis-, Leona Blake of this CITY who has
taught music In the Due West Female Col
| lege for the past three years. left Tuesday for
Philadelphia to attend conservatory OF
music where she will perfect herself In her
Little Miss Bessie May Devore OF Abbe-
vile Is spending awhile with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Harrelson, near
The heavy winds last Friday and Saturday
did some damage in different parts OF the
country. The roof on the store Of Mr.: j. 3.
Anderson's house near here was partly un-
rooted, a chimney to the dwelling OF Mr..
James Strawhon, ST.. OF the same neighbor.
hood, was blown down. We hear Of no one
Mrs, M. E. Wilson, of the Due West Female
College, will spend her vacation With rela-
Mrs. W. q. king OF Anderson after spend
Ing several days with her father. Mr.. Robert
Pratt, returned home day or 40 ago.
Rev. A: J: Carnick, State Evangelist of the
Church OF Christ, is In the city and has c0In.
menced series Of sermons.
Greenwood's new postmaster, as we'll as pa.
irons OF the office, are delighted that he Will
Ssne b
Prof. George c. Hodges spent last Sun.
day In Ninety Six where he made an inter-
esting address In the Methodist Church ON the
He reports the attendance as being quite
good and the songs and rotations by the
children fine, All the Sunday schools OF the
'oM NJ B. e R. sii TiiInan, Jr., of Clemson. g. c.,
vas in the city Saturday as the guest Of Capt.
by Mrs. selgwaId went over TO HarrIs' LiIhia
Springs Saturday on prospecting tour and
returned that evening.
Miss Almena Leitner, OF Hawthorne, Ga:
Ninety.si1. Two pretty and accomplished
their aunt, Mrs. B. F. McKellar.
Rev. Mr.. Aud has commenced the erection
OF his dwelling on Calhoun avenue. and Mr.
Walter r. Bailey will begin bis residence In
South Greenwood as soon as the material is
PLACED upon the grounds. o,u.,
hood is spending awhile with relatives in
Miss Mabel Harris of Laurens is spending
few weeks with her cousin, Miss Helen b.
Mr.. Ira B. Taylor returned home Saturday
from Clemson College, and Mr.. Martin Wells
arrived in the city Sunday from the same in
Saturday, Ath inst, will be Children's Day
at Mt. Moriah.
We recently met Mr.. George A. Hanvey, Of
Bordeaux township. one OF Abbeville's sub
OF corn, hogs, pease. potatoes, molasses, hay
and everything else needed on q farm but
even raises his own fish. He has In his pond
SsR ne says ss Can raise
much cheaper than be can chickens or tur-
keys.
city ia quite Ill with fever.
MISS Daisy Waller has just returned home
from a pleasant visit 10 friends in Union and
Mr: &. L. Smith, of cokesbury, spent satur.
'fa Mss IS Mary Ma Soeee assistant teacher in the
Green wood Graded School, and Prof G. B.
Waller leave here today TO attend the meet
ing OF the State Teachers Association at Spar
tanburg which begins today and closes on
next Thursday, the 5th instant.
Mr.: ]: Z: Mabry, OF Cokesbury. was on our
streets Saturday.
for Edgefeld, where be will spend week at
| bis old home. His brother-in-law, Mr.. White,
will take charge OF his business during Mr..
Sheppard's absence.
Vile to this place last Friday lost horse near
| here from overhead
The Green wood base ball team is to play at
Abbeville tomorrow against the Abbeville
nine.
There la to be an excursion from Piedmont
and perhaps from other places 10 Greenwood
on the Fourth. Bicycle racing and base ball
are TO be the amusements for the day.
from Columbia where they succeeded In win
ming several prizes for finest bicycle riding on
Mr.. F. G. Greene's family returned last FRI
day from q visit to the mountains.
Miss jamie Lou Hutchison, Of Phoenix, has
| recently been the guest Of Mrs. B. P. Chipley.
Miss Maggie Wells and Miss Chick Wallace,
Of Greenyille. are visiting the family Of Mr..
Messrs. Gibbes and Watson, two OF Green.
woods enterprlsing young men, have opened
up Job printing office over the New York
The Maxwell Guards leave tomorrow for
the encampment at Spartanburg. They re-.
ceiyed their new uniform last Wednesday.
Miss LOWE Mars and Miss Ethel Gibbes, OF
this city, are visiting friends in Spartanburg.
The result OF the base ball game here last
Friday between Greenwood and Abbeville
stood l6 TO In favor OF Greenwood.
Mr.. Hunter Gibbes, OF Greenwood, has re.
| turned from South Carolina College.
Mr.. ]. ]. Wells, OF Mount Carmel, has In
| vented q con venient measure and lancet COM
bined for the purposepf drawing all kinds OF
| liquids, giving standard measure from one
half pint 10 one gallon.
Mr.. Frank Mitchell on the Savannah side
lost valuable barn and crib by lightning
last week.
Mr.. w. A. Collins and Miss Mittie Fooshe,
OF Coronaca, we're married last Wednesday at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. r. r.
Fooshe. Rev. Mr.. Vaughn officiating. The
groom is q successful merchant and farmer
Mr.. Ellis 6. Stuart, a recent graduate OF
Furman university, and Messrs. George Foo:
she and w. w. Nickels, students at Wofford
College, have returned TO their homes at Cor
onaca.
At the reorganization OF the Greenwood
Democratic club last Saturday, The following
| Hon. G. A. G. Waller, President.
Capt. w. G. Austin, LIST Vice-Presideut.
Capt. ]. L. Carr, End Vice.Presldent.
Capt ]. B. Sample, Treasurer.
| NO. Pyles, Secretary.
For County Executive Committee. X.
burst.
Executive Committee Of the Cuba. b.
Ellis. I; F; Riley. J. l.. Hughey, c. l. Cum
Delegates TO County Democratic Ccnven-
tion-T. +. Riley, j. T. Simmons. George c.
Hodges, F. A. Allen, B. w. Cobb, w. r. Nc
Kinney, L. N. Moore, E. 8. F. Gilea, Jas. Nor.
man, W. H. Mays. A. B. Ellis. J. K. burst, w.
2. Mckellar, J. I. Carr, W. II. Whitlock. John