The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-11
WEST END.

The Pinafore-The A. b. c. Ciub-Ftne
MusIc-LadIes Riding Ricycles-
Cooking Claas-Personal Para
sraphs.
The Cooking Class under the manage
ment of Miss Clarkson and Miss Clark
of the milwaukee Cooking School, Will
he opened on Tuesday, the 10Th, az haiFpas'
three O'Clock. This Is splendid OF OPPORTUNITY
ents and become first class cooks.
Mr. g. 8. Shaw, master macbinist g., {.
N. r.. went to Atlanta Monday on busin ess
Mr.. Colter Cothran attended Inc cotliilon
bali ip Greenville last week:
Mr.. r. g. Game has moved into the house
that he recently purchased on Wardlaw street
Mr.. w. Joel Smith who has been quite sick
for some days. is able To sit up, and is rap
MY Miss Graoe Smith and Miss Lucia MCGOWAN
have very handsome Safety Bicycles. Biey-
cling ia the latest "iad' with our young ladies
and should be. az 1t In healthful and pleas,
ant exercise, and Is very graceIul anu raPlu
Miss Saddle Colhoun ana Master Norwood
Cleveland returned from Greenviile on Tues::
day whore they have been visiting Tor several
The Musicale last Friday night at the resi-
dence OF DIR. w. A. Lee was splendid sue
cess in every particular.
The BANQUET given In honor OF the returned
soldiers was enjoyed by all who attended.
Mr' Schoen. D., well known by our people,
now electrician for the Southern Tariff AS
ISOLATION, spent last Monday here on his way
TO Anderson and other points In the State.
Mr. T. p. Cothnn came down from Green
'Ni Mr. E Iawrence Parker spent Sunday in An.
derson visiting his mother.
Rev. r. G. Pearson passed through our city
last week on The way TO AshevilIe.
Mrs. THOMSON aud Miss Thomson are visit
Ing the family Of Prof. Bailey.
Miss Carrie Sullivan was quite SICK several
Bessie Edwards filled her place as teacher In
the public school.
Miss Rosa Dickerson, one Of our prettiest
young ladies; has just returned from " visit
TO friends ip Portsmouth. Va.
Misses Maggie and Willie Bays have been
very sick during the past week. Their many
friends will be glad TO learn that at this writ.
: The solo, "Consider the Lillies." as sung by
Mrs Stanley Sunday afternoon at Trinity
Church, was simply beautiful, and q! lovers
of music that did not hear her missed treat
There was q slight change In the q. 9. q N.
Time Table last Sunday, but not very ma
terial one, 80 far as the passenger trains are
The hum Of the top is heard In the land.
fever, and are hard at "spinning" In all parts
Of mn ine j. e'ty yien Smith has had the pipes laid
for a system Of water works for the New Ho-
eIs
business houses in the city. The water will
be pumped from the public spring, and will
be first class drinking water, and great con.
venience. Mr.. Smith Is doing on small
scale what the town should do at the earliest
possible time, on larger scale Build 3ys'
tenn OF water.works that would not only fur.
niah all the water needed for the present, but
allow for the Increase In population that Ia
sure to come, and afford ample protection
against fire. As the matter now stands we
are entirely at ihe mercy Of the fire demon,
and It is only a kind Providence that has
protected us TO this time.
Masters Frank and Joe Hughes are splen-
did musicians, and the uptown folks are In.
debted TO Lhese young trouoadors for many
sweet melodies produced by them on guitar
and hsrmonica-
The latest organization-"The A, B. G.
Club" ie. "The Abbeville Bicycle Club
The lovers Of rood music and acting have
In store for them q good thing. "The Pima
fore'' will be put on the boards In a short
time by home talent, and will be an enter
tainment that every ono should attend.
Mrs. Mathews. OF Atlanta, Is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. w. c. MCGOWAN.