The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-07-11
WEST END.
happenings and Incidents Of n Week
Ar0und The CIfy


Mr.. Sam Mauldin, one Of Greenvile's most
popu lar young men, was In our city on busl.
ness for the GreeuvIlle News last Monday.
Mr.. Andrew Wardlaw Is in our city staying
with relatives He looks very natural and
his many friends are glad to have him In Alb.
Mrs. Yates (mother of Engineer Johnnie
Yates) and Master Albert, are In the city.
They will spend the rest Of the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. ChIles, Jr., of Bradley.
are visiting relatives In the city. They are al
present at Mr.. 4. p Quares'.
the Bridges Dsa' and walks S fA IN Kiughs Park.
which,. by the way, is the prettiest and cool.
est spot in town.
Mrs. w. A. Lee, Miss Mamie Lee and Miss
Sadie Lee after a pleasant visit to friends In
Elberton returned home Monday.
Miss Emma Hall, OF Monroe, and Miss Lena
Oglesby. OF Elberton, Ga, are visiting their
friend Mrs. Alb Garrison at Mrs. E. b. Col
houn's.
Mrs. E. B. Colhoun and family and Mrs. j.
5. Norwood and family returned last Satur-
day from weeks "outing" on the Savannah
river.
The Episcopal church has been much I'm.
proved by the changes made in the cbaDcel.
Judge K. b. Gary and family and his moth.
er Mrs F. b. Gary lett last Saturday 10 spend
some time in the mountains. They will first
Mrs. o. $. Simpson and her daughters, Miss
Azlle and Hiss Belle Simpson, are staying
with Mr.. w. Joel Smith'I family.
the guest OF her irriend Miss Lucia McGow-
an, for several days. Miss Parker Is a very
attractive and accomplished young lady.
Miss Lucia Parker returned home yester-
day after pleasant visit TO Macon. Miss Mar
tina Johnston, her friend. accompanied her
home, and will stay few days here.
Miss Mollie Chandler. one OF Augusta's fair
daughters: IL with her friend Miss Lily Tenn
Mr.. j. NJ. Lawson and family have Joiued
the Little Mountain colony, and will spend
weeks enjoying the quiet Of the country and
are now at Little Mountain: Mr.. F: A. SPELL
man and family, Mr.. ]. F. Miller and family,
and Mr.. j. M. Lawson and family. These are
all comfortably housed and well satisfied In
the summer homes where the "latch string
hangs out still' TO their many friends. We
wish for them a pleasant soJourn, speedy
return OF health and strength, and safe
home coming.
vented from going to Greenville as they had
expected, They have not given out the trip
entirely, and hope 10 60 some time soon.
was serves al
tilled-a large number Of the congregation
were strangers. The Methodist congrega-
tion has Increased TO such an extent that tn Q
new addition TO the church is an Immediate
necessity. The work will be started In day
or so. Material IL being rapidly laid on the
ground, and when once begun, there Will be
no delay.
Mr.. j. Allen Smith has "harnessed the
wind" and a brand new wind mill now
pumps water for his residence. 1t is not
only a great convenience, but quite novel
and ornamental. Mr.. ]. P. Ferguson super.
Intended the erection OF the mill, and Of
course it Is all right.
The following young folks spent part OF the
afternoon at Little Mountain Monday: Miss
Grace Jones, Miss Mary White, Miss Agnes
Quarles, and Messls. Lambert White. c. A.
Milford and r. G: Perrin. They report a
most pleasant trip despite the rain.
The Coma (Ga.) baseballists are expected
to play with our boys some time during the
week. To-day, we thiak, they are expected.
The many lovers OF the game will be delight
ed.
The home Of Miss Lucia MCGOWAN was a
scene of beauty and pleasure last evening
The many friends of Miss Lucia filled the
spacious and elegant parlors, and passed the
all-too-teeting hours In conversation, music
and dancing. The german was given in hon.
or Of MSS Ellen Parker, OF Charleston, and
other visiting young ladies.