The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-08-29
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents or #ee'
Around the City.

Around the Clty.
The agony is over so far as number OF can
didates are concerned, and they are SAFELY 5r
the next two years. ., .
The campaign meeting Monday was not
drawing card, the crowd being small, ABOUT
Messrs. NJ. r. Coleman. DR.. 6. A: Nenffer
and Jason sim psop left Sunday night on the
yestibule for the North. Mr.. Coleman goes 10
buy his fall and winter stock, DR.. NeuHer 10
at Washington, b. G., and Mr.. Simpson on q
sightseeing and pleasure trip , o,,
Miss Mary DuPre came down last week
from Clemson with her brother, Cashier Du-
Pre-, and is visiting friends and relatives In
Mr.. Il. w. Lawson was called to Clemson
College last Saturday on account OF the SICK
ness OF his son, Cadet Frank Lawson, VINO
was able to return with him Snnuay anu 10
MIR. G. d. Haddon, who has been with r. M.
Haddon & Co. for years. WILL IN lew oay .
leave for his future home In Due West. ne
will open q ladies goods store In that place;
MIR, Haddon leaves many friends mere. anu
carries with him their best wishes for his sue
cess in his new home. J.,
The smiling face of Col d. L. W ardiaW is
again seen in our midst, after long stay ID
The vesIibule came through three hours late
Sunday and in two sections, Win numpeF
OF Knights Of Pythias on board. mil,
have both electric lighs and water works.
Then will come the Abbeville and Piedmont
Railroad and the cotton factory. This is iact,
and the outside world Knows goon ne tn,sg IN ai,
ready. There will be three new nrms that "e
know OF now and more TO come.
Miss Julia Lee, OF Greenwood, has been the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Saidee Lee, for the
mi Mrs. b. ". A. Templeton spent few days In
Monterey last week. she returned frIuay
accom- panied byher sister, Mrs. George Speer'
who spent several days here.
Miss Francis Calhoun, OF Monterey, and her
cousin, Miss Ida Calhoun, OF Clemson, were
In town several days this week staying WIN
their friend. Mrs: A. w. smith. SAITH,
went down to Hard Labor last Tuesday IL
visit their cousin, Mrs. +. p. Harrison. They
returned on Saturday. Miss Sall1e NICK lsslcK
accompanied them home. She Will spend
Mrs. John Kershaw, Of sumter, came us
Mrs. w. G.. Benet. Mrs. Kershaw has many
friends In this place who were GLAD 70 see mel
Mr.. Milledge Bonham, Jr. and Master Proc
tor Bonham, of Columbia, are In town. They
are the guests OF their friends Messrs. Cnrlstle
and Sam Benet.
for several days on visit 10 her sister, Mrs
j. G. Cunningham.
Mr.. r. M. Haddon has gone to the Northern
to 6py goods tor Hsson Inc wSe with
Miss Belle, has been In the North 1or BIZ
weeks.
It sounds Just little funny to hear our Re.
states" and forming rings" and all that sorl
Of thing. The time has changed conslderaply
In the past four years. Then It was the Con;
servatives who were the doers of all these evil
things. It's lots OF fun TO see family iuss ID
which you have no interest.
Mr.. w. E. Bell. Mrs. Jas. Taggart and Mrs
Fouche left Monday afternoon on the vesti,
bule for Baltimore and New York. Mr.. Bel
millinery. He will be assisted In buying by
Mrs Fouche. Mrs. Taggart has gone TO selec
her stock OF millinery.
MIR. J. F. Miller and family are at home
again after protracted stay al Little Noun
Messrs. Walker Edwards and Anthony
Pearson, both Due West young men, vii
handle the scissors and yard stick for Messrs
r. NJ. Haddon Go. this fall. ~,
Come to AbbeVIll If you want to see Nv.
town. The livest town in the State for hel
Mr.. Richard Hill has just returned from {
short trip TO the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 8. Barnwell have returned
home after very pleasant trip 10 the noun
tains.
MISS Mamie Ferguson, one Of Laurens' fai
Mary White last week. She returned hom'
Miss Bette Aycock, who has been with he
friend Miss Mary White, tor me wsssf,ssG lass sw;
Sumter county, yesterday.
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken Is IN town.
| Miss Ellen Parker is expected home toda,
| from the mountains, where She has spent In
| past two weeks.
MIR. Hertford Parks spent Sunday with hi
family IN this city.
| MIR. Charles Baker, Lowndesville's pushing
young business man, was In town Monday
Mr.. Baker Is not candidate, but just doWI
here TO see the fun. A. =, ~
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter, Mrs: II. D
Wilson, after pleasant visit OF several week
to their relatives In this place returned U
| their home In Bainbridge, Ga. Miss Kat
Cooger accompanied them, and Will spent
Mr.. W. A. Templeton and his daughter
Miss Florence Templeton, went up TO Du'
West yesterday and spent the day.
Mrs. W. c. Benet returned from two
weeks stay In the mountains last Thursday.
Mrs. J. B. Lyles has been away several day.
visiting relatives in Yorkville.
day from Augusta, where she has been for th'
past month visiting her friehd, MISS Maliie
Miss Silly, OF Pacolet, is the guest of Mrs.
Birih-At Abbeville. August 18th, 1894, h
Mrs. ]. l.. Mcmillan, q son.
| Capt. j. G. and MIR. Andrew Edwards were
among the number " ho went Norm on the
VestlDule MOuuay efouih6 ,.,,,o
There will be a regular exodus OF our young
people soon going off 10 school. The follow
| ing are the names OF those we know OF at thif
writing and the school which they expect tC
attend:
attend Mrs LeFarere's In Baltimore.
Misses Jennie and Lucy White TO Miss Bald
wins, Staunton, Va.
Miss May Robertson to Gunston's School
Washington. d. G. ,
Miss Ellen Gambrell will 60 to Williamson
Female College.
Mr.. G. c. GambrelI goes to the Medical De
partmenL University OF Maryland at Baltl
more.
Messrs. Lambert White and Lewis Russell
10 the Dental Department OF the same Uni
versity. ,o.,
DR.. c. A. Milford goes to the Maryland Col
lege OF Pharmacy, Baltimore.
Mr lien Smith lr. to the WaShingtOn