The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-08-15
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
Around the City.

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Around the City.
brick-yard that will supply the demand
for that building material, ls one OF A6be-
yilles need. 1t Is often the case that the lack
of brick Is the cause Of great delay and an.
noyance to our builders. Would 1t not pay to
manufacture brick here?
or TWO last week.
No one seems TO want the Coroner's office
for next term. There is not much pay 10 IT,
ant office and should be filled by an lntelli-
gent, competent man.
Messrs. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. have greatly
improved their store-room, having ADDED ~
houses In town, and giving ample room Tor
their largely Increased trade.
Mr.. r. C. Bernau got home Sunday from
fall stock OF watches, jewelry, &c.
Mr. Andrew Lyon is at home on visit to
his parents. Mr.. Lyon holds position as
houses Of Augusta, Ca, and is doing we'll in
his adopted home.
A pat on the back
hearty hand shake
You would think him loving brother.
Not so, my friend! Not so.
You're made great mistake,
It's pat and shake"
Both early and late.
He is only little candidate.
And 80 It goes on and it's lots Of fun to those
the head.waters of Salt river on the 18th Inst.
The annual election Of officers OF the Aobe-
VILE Rifles was TO have been held last Mon
day night, but was postponed for few days
on account OF the absence OF some OF the
members from town.
We missed "M's contributed locals" last
week. Hope he has not deserted us. IN is
hustling correspondent; and picks up all
will have TO be flied.
Miss Florence Templeton came home last
Satur rday after months stay In the noun
the tsuS Mount S Eagle Summer School.
Our Methodist brethren are now using the
Court House as place OF worship. Last Sun.
day the services we're conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Franks, OF Lowndesville. There will be
We respectfully suggest to the trustees OF
the Graded School, that coat Of paint would
much improve the looks of the school build.
| ing and that now would be good time TO
have 1t painted. We have the handsomest
and best appointed school building In the
upcountry and why not keep 1t from getting
The big circus has come and gone and we
dare say no one IL wiser or better. The side
show will exhibit today.
A number OF our enterprising neighoors
from Greenwood were In the city Monday, at.
tending the Reform conven ton, and doing u
little looking out for the new county. no
doubt We certainly admire Greenwood's
That's right neigh bors, "If you don't see what
you want. ask for it," May be You will get 1t.
Mr.. Ben Hughes spent Sunday with bis
family. Ben is = fireman on the c. & g. and
Will before long "pull the throttle, himself
Miss Mary Wilson, one of West Ends beau
tiful young ladies, returned last Saturday
from pleasant weeks stay In the city Of An
derson.
Mr.. Seabrook who has been in Abbeville for
the past year, working for the 8. A. L. r. r.
left Monday for Raleigh. y. C.; where he will
make bis future home: Mr.. Seabrook made
sorry 70 see him leave and will always be glad
10 welcome him back 10 Abbeville.
Miss Fannie Smith. charming brunette,
Of Little Rock, Ark, Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs E. B. Colhoun and daughter Miss Cud.
die, Miss Lila Norwood aud Mr.. and Mrs. J. s..
Norwood left yesterday for the noun tains,
summer. There summer home will be about
fifteen miles from Walhalla.
Mrs John Gass with her children, who
have been In our city with friends and rela
tions for the past two weeks left on Thursday
for Greenville where they will spend a month
before returning to their home In Charleston.
Miss Carrie Williams came down from
Lowndesville last W ednesday and spent sev.
eraI days In our town she was the guest OF
Mr.. 49, Arnold one of Greenville's best
young men was in the city last week.
Clemson last week.
Mrs W. Benet With her two youngest
children left on the vestibule Wednesday for
Saluda 10 spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 8. Barnwell LEFT last Tues
day for Asheville, from there they will 60 to
Sewanee and other places Of Interest They
will be absent three weeks.
Miss Susie Pope has returned TO her home
In Columbia after u few weeks stay with her
uncle Mr.. M. P. DeBruhl.
Miss Mamie Aiken one OF Cokesbury's fair
daughters has been the guest OF Miss Mary
White for several days.
MISS Emma Hall after q stay OF several
weeks with her friend Mrs. Alb Garrison, has
returned to her home In Charlotte, N. G:
Miss May Miller and Miss Caro- Miller, of
Anderson, have been the guest OF Mrs. Fur.
gerson for the past week. The Misses Miller
are bright vivacous young ladies and have a
host Of friends in Abbeviile.
Mrs. w. A. Lee and her two daug ters, Miss
Mamie and Miss Saidee Lee were In Bordeaux
several days this week with relatives.
Mrs. H. G. Pinckney daughter OF DR.: j. W..
Marsh I'll, and her two children, from Ander-
son, are spending this week, with relatives
and freinds in this city.