The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

Happenings and Incidents Of Week
Around the City.

Happenings and Incidents Of Week
Around the City.
Miss Aylette Chalmers went up to Clemson
College last Saturday on visit to her friend
Miss Mary DuPre. She will be away several
DAYS and will, before returning, visit relatives
in Anderson. She was accompanied oy mr..
n C. DuPre, who came back sunday alter
Rev. DR.. Bays preached Sunday morning
from the 44th verse Of the End chapter OF Dan
lei as the text; And IN the days Us, OF III tneSe ee
KINGDOM, which shall never be destroyed:
and the Kingdom shall not be left TO other
people, but 1t shall break in pieces and con;
sumo all these Kingdoms, and it shall stand
This being a part OF the Interpretation OF
the dream Of King Nebuchadnezzar then
FSsf p BsSs En o the SstoTy Of he
present showed that this Kingdom Of God.
The church had been and was still being set
up not on the ruins of dead nations, nations
lies, but that God had in his providence
worked through nationalties ana govern.
ments and that theil downfall was that oet-
ter and more civilized and progressive people
should rule, and that the church had in all
times, working in and through these changes,
continued to grow and Increase as 1t snail 90
forever, land that 1t shall break in pieces and
consume" all the Kingdoms opposed 10 u anu
every people from the North to the south
pole, and from the rising to the setting OF the
sun shall proclaim Christ Lord OF LORDS anu
The family OF Mr.. J. A. Bowie have moved
from their former home 10 West End and
now occupy part OF the residence OF Mrs. +;
F. Allen. This residence has peen @ remoaeiea S
and greatly enlarged, and is oeauIiful nome
and an ornament TO our Town. ,,.,.,
Judge Benet left last Sunday for charleston
where he and bis family will make their fu.
xlol,t a lnff yynG
ture home Mrs Benes aaq Mrs senet 1 have
host OF friends here who are much grieVed OF
their departure, wish for them success and
happiness In their new home, and VIII always
glad TO welcome them PACE o onr W I5ta civ
are now beautiful with chrysanthemums
This lovely flower grows TO perfection IN tnls
climate, and some of the specimens are Won'
derful IN size and in their surprisingly re-
splendent colorings. All lovers OF flowers
would be charmed and delighted by visit to
this "City Of Flowers"
Miss Kate and Miss Sallie Marshall left last
Thursday for the Mountain City for stay OF
two week. They will be theguest OF the fam
ny Mr. r. c and y: Mrs. If Albert Gilbert OF Bordeaux
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken are now com.
fortably fixed in their pretty new home nav
ing moved in last week.
SSSe>--
did not seem TO prevent our people, or al
least large number from taking In the cir
Gus last Wednesday. The crowd at the AFTER
noon performance was immense, anu Ihere
was scarcely seating room for them In the
dig tent. At night The audience was much
smaller, but large enough to pay well. cir,
Gus here is drawing card, and despite hard
times and the general complain 20 OF @ tne scarG nis
hnd the required price OF admission and 60.
This circus was very good, rather above the
general average.
Mr. Coleman's parents at Coronaca last Mon
Mr.. Aug. w. Smith and family have moveP
to their new home, lately occupied by Mr.. D..
s. Stark. MIR. Smith has made many improve
ments since purchasing the place. and has
now a most delightful and comfortable resi-
dence.
day in q novel way. The elephants, camels
and water-buffalo were uniformed IN white
coverings on which the ads were painted In
large letters. Nothing pay 80 well as adVer-
tising, and our .tradesmen know 1t.
Judge j. Fuller Lyon made nylng trlp 10
Laurens last week.
The last meeting for this ecclesiastical year
of the Methodist Sunday School Missionary
society was held sunday & last; p,,1 the PRE- bs
DR.. Bays TO the class contributing most dur
ing the year, was awarded TO Mr.. j. M. Gam
brelrs. This class gave SIS:
Mr.. N: Baker now o. Wash9ings"a' s9 RsLsr b.; ~,
has position as Assistant-Lihrarian at the
Capital and says he Is charmed with bis new
home and is getting along nicely. He has mol
forgotten old Abbeville, however, and can
Miss Annie Strovall, Of Augusta, who visit
ed here two Summers ago and who Is so pleas
antly remembered by many OF our people is
now the guest of the family OF Judge Eugene
Gary.
Dr.. and Mrs. House, Of Elberton, Ga, are In
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Parker OF Charleston
and Mrs. w. H. Parker of our town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Baker of Sumter came
up last week to spend sometime as the guest
OF Mrs. Bakers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
wood Calhoun.
Mrs. ]. c. Ambers and lovely little daugh-
ter Mary, came down from Richmond. Va,
last week. Mrs. Ambers will spend the Win.
ter in our little city.
ference preached In the Court House last sun
day night. Taking for his text the first
clause In the 18th verse OF the 4th chapter oil
lst Timothey-"Let no man despise Thy
YOUTH" After the sermon Prof. Brow ne sang
4 beautiful solo, "a Mothers ADVICE" The
Professor Is an accomplished musician, and
has delightfully."- rich voice.
Auditor ". W. Bradley met WITH G very
In a wrestle with Mr.. Bob Kennedy he fell
and in the fall both bones IN one leg were
broken below the knee. DIR. g. A. Neuf1ar
was called in and set the broken limb. Mr..
Bradley Is getting along nicely and will In
the course OF few weeks be outagain.
Miss Mamie and Miss Elah Short, two
charming young ladies Of Washington, Ga,
guests of the family Of their uncle Mr.. T. e.
Seal. -,
Birth. at A Abbeville, November 4, to Mrs. w.
T. Mcdonald, q son.
The establish ment Of Mr.. r. T.. Bernau, our
ieweler, is we'll worth visit, whether you
want anything In his line or not. His stock
OF watches. clocks, jewelry and silverware IL
com plete, and more artistic and beautiful
stock cannot be found In any city. The store
is filled to oyerfiowing with beautiful and
useful things. You can buy a diamond for
your intended, or pair OF elegant glasses for