The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF week
Around the City.

Rev Mr. Murray. President OF Clinton Col.
| lege, Clinton, S. c., preached mornlne anu
evening IN hs be ass Of
MI Mr. '" and A Mrs tIspW A. W. Smith entertained a
number of young people last Monday evening
at a tea, given In honor OF MISS lZie Ei 6raLlon,
| OF our little city came OF last Monday; ana
as there was only one ticket In the field the
vote was small: The followlng gentlemen
were elected for the ensuing term:
Intendent-R. NJ. Hill.
Wardens-J. &. Klugh. ]. E. Corrie, James
Taggart, James Chalmers.
a well selected ticket, and satisfactory 70
The Graded School building Is being cleaned
and renovated throughout, and Will be In
"apple pie" order tor the opening OF the Eaii I.
| inst. Parents, remember the date and send
your children on the very first day OF school,
as 1t is much easier for q child to keep up With
| its class than to catch up.
Mrs. E. +. Allen is having her residence al
tered and improved. Another story will be
added and many other changes made.
Rev. DR.. Bays Is at home once more aiter q
months vacation. He Is himself again and
will preach to his flock In the Court House
until the additions TO the church are com.
pleted. There will be prayer-meeting In the
Court House tonight.
Sunday in Atlanta. He returned Monday &C
companed by his wife. For the present Mr.
and Mrs. Cohen will board at the New Horel.
If you want to find out just how mean you
are, run for Office. II on the other hand, you
desire to know II there is the least good In
you-well, you will have TO die TO ma that
out
Mr.. G. A. Vasanska has purchased from Mr.
Aug. w. Smith the residence In which he
now lives. Mr.. Smith will move soon TO bis
place where Mr.. ]. s. Stark now lives.
Don't talk in church, during services any
way. You have six whole days for converse
tion, and large part OF Sunday, and II dis
turbs those who 60 to church 10 llsten 10 the
sermon and prayers and the SINGING, apu
then IL very often annoys the preacher. so
Miss Ellen Parker will entertain her friends
tonight In her lovely home. Miss Parker & al.
ways entertains In charming manner. me
young people are anticipating most delight
ful evening.
Mrs. L. N. Haddon and her daughter, Miss
Belle, have returned from the North, Where
they have been for several weeks.
Miss Elese Haskell, OF Atlanta: and MISS
Sophie Haskell are the guests OF Miss Lucia
Parker.
Edwards, A. B. Edwards and r. M. Haddon
are back from the Northern markets, and the
new goods have begun TO roll In.
Miss Elese Whitner, of Anderson, has been
on visit TO her friend, Miss Lucia McGoWan'
for the past few days,
MIR. Thos. Parker, who has been attending
the Harvard University during the past win
ter returned last week to spend two weeks
Miss Lizzie Parker and Miss - Frost. Of
Charleston, are the guests of their cousin,
Miss Lucia Parker.
Mr., J. Allen Smith, jr, left last Monday for
the Washington and Lee University, Va.
A very delightful euchre party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker on Tuesday
night.
Several of our young folks are indebted to
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harrison for q most de-
lightful evening last Friday. whilst" was
the order OF the evening, with delicious re-
freshmepts.
MIR. d. Wyatt Aiken spent last Monday In
the city.
Miss Lula Hughes Is at home again after
two weeks stay in Sumter with her sister,
Mrs. Henry M. Huntley.
We give below the names of the teachers 10
the Graded School for the ensuing term, Wild
the grades they will teach:
Prncipal-Prof B. +. Bailey.
lst Grade de................-..-..-MisB Parks.
2nd and 3rd Grades.......Miss Templeton.
4th Grades Miss Sullivan.
5th Grade, de,.,,,,.,.........Mss ss Edwards.
9th and 7th Grades M Miss Hubbard.
Sth and 9th Grad es. .............M Miss Wicker.
10th and llth Grades...........Pr Prof. B. F. Bailey.