The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-11
HERE AND THERE.
Pleasant Mention Of Men and "O.
meu-An Alabama Editors Visit TO
AbbeYille.

Due West, 8. c., April 9th 1894.
A refreshing shower fell last night. II Will
be- very helpful to the frost.bitten grain and
plants that are now growing out.
Miss Lizzie Nance Of Abbevillo 10 on Trip
of several days to friends and relatives In
Mrs. Mollle Abercrombie Of sparta. Ga, and
who is 80 we'll known here, Is on to California
sons there, one Of whom ts Mr.. L. L. Aber-
crombie formerly OF Due West.
Mr.. r. G. Brownlee has returned from Char'
MI. ]. B. Bonn er is the Superintendent Of
the Union Sabbath School at Pelzer. q. C..
Mr.. Bonner seems much Interested IN the
work.
week with friends at Lowndesville. She was
accompanied by her son w. P. Lindsay.
Mr.. ]. T. McDill is of for trip TO Florida.
He goes on an important mission. We trust ne
may be successful In carrying ont all plans
DR.. Latham preached at Head Springs, Lau.
rens county. on last Sabbath.
church last Sabbath. The services were con.
Quoted by the pastor Rev. j. A. Brown.
There was no preaching a. the Associate Re-
formed church last Sabbath, all the ministers
being absent at Presbytery.
PROT Mccain went down 70 Columbia last
Friday 10 attend the meeting OF the State
Board OF Education.
The election for town council came on last
with a good set wardens. We have good
DR.. E. H. Edwards was called last Friday
evening BY telegram 70 the Ssaside ol 1ss
We extend our sympathy to the parents OF
this bright little boy.
Mrs. NJ. Jennie Cain leaves Due West today
week in Augusta with her son W. D. Stone.
Eutaw Whig and Observer, OF Eutaw, Ala:
Your representative spent two delightfai
large town, In fact, has the required number
OF Inhabitants for city privileges.
The g., G. & N. r. r shops are located mere
and there is not vacant house In the town.
modation OF the shop hands.
Many boys and young men are employed IN
the sash. blind and door factory. This factory
together with the shops, lend oustle ana
A meeting OF the business men OF the city
was held recently 70 discuss the erection and
location OF cotton mills, which are soon 70 be
Abbeville will be among the most prosperous
towns iu the South.
VI Q found Abbeville quite social place and
fully enjoyed our visit to relatives and &C.
Miss Mary II Hemphill, the representative OF
the Aboeville Medium. called, and, OF course
we enjoyed meeting one OF the sister editors.
@ nm In the absence OF Senator Hem phil. We
are pleased 10 see ladies entering journalism.
We have some fine editors among the namber
In Alabama and We are proud OF them. We
regret the ladies were out when we called on
the Medium, and OF course was disappointed
In not seeing them In their Office.
The visit TO the Office OF the Press and Ban
ner was enjoyed. III we'll farnished and Mr.
Wilson showed US the entire outfit. Being
acquainted somewhat with the business we
felt quite at home In a we'll equipped newspa-
per Office. The sPress and Banner" has four
h0reo mr. fna tO6snrQalaa and a
splendid outtl generally. Four papers are is.
sued from the Office and The work Is done
with neatness and dispatch.
Our sincere thanks are due Mr.. Hugh VIII.
son for the plea ga mt afternoon in showing us
80 much about the "art preseryative" In Abb
bevllle.