The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-12
GREENWOOD.
,yles' Paragraphs Pleasantly Put.

Greenwood, s. c., June II, 1895.
Miss Idle A. Rampey, one OF GreenWood's
most amiable young ladies. was happily
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Ram
pey, on the oath ultimo, TO Mr.. II. c. Kline, OF
New York. The groom Is a young man OF
sterling qualities and ls engaged In the photo
graph business. He and his fair bride after
remaining a few days in Greenwood left for
the North where they will make their future
home.
The entertainment last Tuesday evening at
the close of Miss Elise Carwile's school at
Bradley is said to have been "brilliant af-
fair
Mr.. Joe Jones and wife. OF Abbevile, passed
through the city Saturday en- route to Quarry
| 10 spend awhile with relatives.
Dr. p. H. Adams. of Phoenix, and DR.. w.
| Ii, Holland, OF Ninety-SiX, and others, speak
| in the highest terms of the medicinal proper
| ties OF Greenwood's mineral spring, the wa
ters Of which are for the use OF the public free
| OF charge.
Invitations are out to the marriage of Mr..
4. II. Devlin, an energetic and prosperous
farmer and mill man Of Verdery, to Miss Ag-
new, of Abbeville. The marriage ceremony
will take place tomorrow, the 18th instant.
| Miss ESse Seal, of New Market, and Miss
Mamie Short, OF Verdery, spent several hours
in the city Saturday. go
| be held next Saturday. good turnout Is ex-
peeled.
| Eyangelists Kinard and Tillman are con-
ducting protracted meeting In the city.
| The closing exercises OF the Greenw wood
Graded School will take place IN Is week. CAL
isLhenic exercises will be given on Thursday
and Friday evenings.
"The ueacon" played here last week by a
troupe of thirteen was we'll rendered. The
play was given tor the benefit OF the Connie
Maxwell Orphanage. The troupe is composed
of home talent aud has been asked to repeat
the play at an earl ly day.
| ". NiCkelS Jersey that gives
three gallons OF milk daily, from which one
and half ponnds of butter are produced.
The capacity of the Greenwood Cotton
Factory Is to be doubled In short while. Mr..
Mays has the contract for furnishing one mil
lion brick for this purpose. He has already
on hand Il halfmilllon or nrst Class orlcK ana
will make another million.
i Messrs. Lott and J. +. White and wife, OF
Edgefield stopped over In Greenwood last
week with Mr.. A. S. Shepherd, while enroute
to attend commencement In Greenyille.
i A literary society was organized at SaI.ak
last Tuesday evening with Y members. The
next meeting will be held next Tuesday even.
ing, 18th inst, at the residence OF Mr. Andrew
Anderson. Visitors cordially invited.
! 4 horse ran away on the street saturday al
ternoon with wagon, breaking II pretty bad
I Mr.. II. r. Davis. Greenwood s popu lar shoe
man, has made his store room larger by plac
ing the patitiOn near the end.
/ Mr.. Norment, representative OF the Charles
ton News ana Courier. gave Greenwood o
most splendid write up some ten days ago:
The HarresonviIle Literary Society meets
Friday evening the 2lst inst, at the residence
% Mr. X. +. FIemmlng.
Mr.. Fred Scott, OF the Sal-ak section, came
near losing his dwelling and barn last Fri
day by fire. The timely aid of the section
hands on the e., c. & y. Il. Il. extinguished
the flames.
Mrs, d. II, Tompklns and daughter. Mrs
John r. Duncan, were shopping In the city
Saturday.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harrelson Of Green
wood, spent several days in Abbevllie las
week as the guests of MIR. and Mrs. W. j. DE
wore. N. o. Pyles.