The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-17
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
Around the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF Week
Around the City.
w. P. Calhoun, ESQ.,, Of Atlanta, was ovel
on business two days last week. Mr.. Cal
houn says there is no scarcity or money ol
cry OF hard times In his adopted home, every.
thing is hustle and just In the Gate City.
Georgia last week. Mr.. Miller while there
visited Atlanta, Lawrenceville and Athens
while away. Mr.. Miller returned Saturday.
Mr.. w. 4. Mcdonald has been quite sick al
his home on Magazine Hill for a week. MIR
Mcdonald is improving at this writing. The
many friends OF IN, wish him a speedy re-
What has become OF the Pet Stock and
Poulty Show that was TO be held here this
Fall? We hope II has not fallen through.
Mr.. Harry Canty spent last Friday In the
city, he represents one OF Atlanta's largest
paint factories, and we hope to see him n
town frequently.
Sc Cason, ESQ.,, who has for several months
past been great sufferer with rheumatism
left Sunday on the s. A. l.. for Hot Springs
Ark. where tits hoped he will speedily find
relief, and soon be himself once more.
The first Florida oranges OF the season were
received by A. Nj. Hill & Sons last Monday.
This firm is always wide awake and on the
lookout for the first and best OF good things 10
eat, aud 1t makes one hungry Just to 20 in
their store, they have so sinany danties and
luscious fruits for sale.
Mr.. Rob. Perrin who is teaching school In
!. N. II.
last Saturday to spend Sunday with his pa
rents in this place.
Mir. Christie Benet. Miss Lucia MCGOWAN,
Miss Sophia Haskell and Miss Lucia Parker
went out TO Badeweil and spent two days
Mr.. A. M. Schoen who is electrician for the
Southern tariff association spent Saturday
and Sunday in town Mr. .Schoen's friends here
are always glad to see him.
Mrs. A. Cohen and Mrs. ]. Van Straaten
spent Friday and Saturday last in Athens
Gu, visiting relatives.
Capt. W. r. Branch went over to Athens
last week and took In the big show, returning
Monday morning.
Our lynx eyed police have In the last day or
two captured ten gallons Of contraband corn
whiskey. We need no dispensary constables,
shall be enforced and with the set OF officers
we have 1t will be done TO the very letter.
The dispensary law Is law and, be IL right or
wrong. our citizens will obey IT. The whisky
10 Sheriff Nance.
Mr.. Fraser Mathews, Of East Point, near At
lanta, Ga, came over last saturday and spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs. w. C. MCGOWAN,
be left on the Vestibule Sunday afternoon 70 I
Enoree. s. G..
Mr.. A. w. Smith Is quite sick. Mr.. Smith
has been conffned to his bed for several days
with a severe case Of indigestion. We hope
Mrs. Agnes Quarles: went lover last Wedes-
day to Atlanta, on visit TO her daughter
Mrs. James II. Walker.
Prof. A. Oscar Browne, OF. Augusta, Ga,
spent Sunday in our little city. Prof. Browne
Is teacher Of vocal music in the Augusta con.
servatory OF music. Sunday night he kindly
sang In the Methodist choir, singing two
beautiful solos. His voice Is q full, mellow,
rich baritone, highly cultivated and charm.
lngly sweet. The Professor IL not only u
sweet singer, butan author Of sweet songs,
one among the number "Swinging In the
grape vine swing, being sung from the At
fantic TO the Pacific
COL Parker Jordan was in the city Monday
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. P. Rosenberg has bought for his chill
dren handsome pony carriage. These little
folks attract q great deal attention driving
their beautiful little Shetland ponies. These
dlminutive horses are as gentle as can be, and
just the thing for the little people. Beautiful
pets and useful as we'll.
Mr.. James Miller, of Due West, Is with
Cohen's new clothing store, and will be glad
70 serve his friends,
Monday night number OF our young folks
enjoyed straw ride. They went out 10 MIR.
A. X. Watson's aud spent a delightful even
ing with Miss Ellie and Miss Mamie, the
charming daughters Of the house.
The price OF cotton yesterday averaged from
Lilo to l-2c. and for the past week has aver.
aged l-4c. Receipts very light.
Mrs. G. B Holly lett Sunday for Augusta,
Ga, where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. F. E. Harrison and Miss Mabel Tusten
went over 10 the Gate City yesterday.