The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-08-01
WEST END,
Happenings and Incidents Of WeeI
Around the City.

HaDpenings and Incidents Of Week
Around the City.
Mr.. A. Schoen spent Sunday In the city
Mr.. Schoen Is Electrical Expert for the South
Eastern Tariff Association with headquarters
Miss Mallie Chandler, after a stay OF several
weeks with Miss Lille TeInpleton, LEFT Satur-
day for Augusta, Ga, her home. MISS Lime
visiting friends in Augusta and GraniteVille,
Mrs. j. H. Perrin and Miss Mamie, are with
relatives in the Mountain City," They went
ag The fasS rain Sunday afternoon caught several
members OF the A. B. Club out at Mr. A. M;
HIPS. Result: walk home In the mud
and the"wheels" to be sent 10 iatsr. ,,,u,,,o,
Emo Thursday night. They were seek ing
lodging place, and evidently having no lnndr,
called at several private houses Tor aceofnm mo
gents were we learn, quite Indignant. They
should have been referred TO Chief Riley,
who, no doubt would have taken care OF them
In fine style In the lock-up-the proper place
for them.
There will be no more service In the Meth
odist church for some time-not unit! the I'M
provements in progress are comPletea. IN
he mean time, service will be held In tne
Court House at the usual hours.
Miss Ollie Kennedy, one OF Anderson's fair
daughters, is In the city, the guest OF her
cousin, Mr.. J. H. DuPre. s
daughters, Miss Lila and Miss Eethei NC
Donald, are visiting the family OF Mr. W; joel
Smith. The young ladies are from me Land
OF Flowers" and are bright, beautiful repre-
sentatives OF that fair land.
The Teachers Institute closed last Friday
night. The attendance OF teachers was very
good. The night sessions were well atiended
BY the public az we'll as teachers, and the ex-
ercises were interesting TO every one. The
lecture on "The Man In the Moon," was
rare combination Of information, with hu-
NOR aud pathos and many moral lessons.
Professor, was rich and much enjoyed, as was
In fact every minute OF the hours talk.
Miss Belle Miller away on a vacation a.
her home in Ninety.Six. n. n
Reese, Is over for a short stay. Mr.. Bradley Is
u conductor on the f. T. V. & g., and lives 10
Atlanta. 80
Rev. DR. Bays. on account Of III health, has
been granted a vacation, and will not preach
for some time.
Mr.. s. Cothran, Jr.. Is home for short
rest. Mr.. Cothran has charge OF the q. & l..
Narrow Guage at Chester, 5. Z.
Mr.. r. l.. Dargan, after short vacation
spent at his home In Darlington, has returned
and Is at his post in White Bros.
Mr.. Herbert Berry Ia at home once more
after three weeks pleasure trip.
Miss kittie T. Perrin is in the city, the guest
OF Miss Clarke Cothran:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Joel Smith have returned
from q several WGth6 sIdy oI Vichh oPb'h6o'
Mr. Smiths health Ia much improved.
Mrs John Gass and family are the guests OF
Mrs. w. G. MCGOWAN.
Col. H. T. Wardlaw Is rustlcating ln Mon
terry.
Judge MCGOWAN and w. c. McGowan. ESQ.,.
will leave In day or two for months stay
at Hot Springs. Va.
MIR. Ed. Akers, yard-master for the r. & ID
at Atlanta, is taking a clay off," He is With
his kinsman, Mr.. H. ID. Reese.
The political side show gave Its first per-
formance In this county yesterday at Ninety
Six.
From all Indications, there will be no new
features In the big circus next Wednesday,
and we think the time taken to attend, will
be that much time thrown away on stale
old chestnut. Our friends from the country
who bave business In town that day Will lind
the stores open as usual.