The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-01-16
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
ArOuud the City

Happenings and Incidents OF q Week
Around the City.
Mrs. Alb Garrison left on the vestibule Mon
day afternoon to spend few days In Monroe.
Miss Louise Mcintosh, after spending three
weeks very pleasantly with her aunt, Mrs.
W. A. Lee. left last Monday for her home IN
N Mr.. A. M. schoen was in the city Sunday.
Mr. w. p. Calhoun, OF Atlanta, was over on
business Two days this week.
Miss Lily Hanchel is the guest of her friend
Miss Ellen Parker this week.
Mr.. Rob Wardlaw has been moved TO the
shops in Raleigh, N. G.. His many friends
Miss Francis Calhoun, Of Monterey, came
in last week and spent few days with Miss
f' Mr.. Sol. Boiey. of Athens. is in the city WIS.,
itin. his sister, Mrs. ]. Van Straten.
Mr.. A. Cohen went to Augusta, Ga, on last
Mrs. Agnes Quarles, who has been on an e1-
tended Visit to hsr
An attempt was made by some one TO bur.
glarize the store Of w. A. Templeton last
Monday night The would be robber was dis
% Policeman McaiIian gave the party a ch ase
but failed To catch him. At the front door OF
| the store were fonDd two bars OF iron which
had been left by the feeing thief
The last service OF the week OF prayer was
held last Sunday night in the Presoy terian
church. Rev. Dir. Bays preached the sermon.
He was assisted by Rev. j. Lowry Wilson and
Mr.. W. W. Bradley and bride were given an
elegant reception at the home of the grooms
father, Hon. ]. E. Bradley, last Thursday.
The bridal party aud number Of lrlends
In the morning by private conveyance, and
returning that evening.
Miss Mary DuPre lett for her home Monday;
after three weeks stay with relatives and
Tbe Post Master has been appointed and the
suspe nse is all over and we suppose every
body is satisfied. Mr.. r. S. LiDk IL the lucky
man, and there Is not the least doubt but that
he viii make first class post master, being
thorough business man and competent 10
every sense OF the word. Mr.. Link will take
charge OF the Office In few days.
DR.. T. s. Leitner who has been with Mr. r.
B. Speed for several months past, leaves TO
day for Green Vile. to visit mis- sister, From
Greenvilie he goes 70 Beaufort, where be has
position aWai1ng him ID Dr. nener mas mas
much regret his going, and wish him success
In his new home.
MIR. L. c. Branyon, Editor of the Honea
Path Chronicle, wss In the city Monday: Ed; 81;
itor Branyon will make the ''Chronicle" all
that country paper should be. and will no
doubt advocate with might and means" the
new county OF Honea Path. The Chronicle IL
ipaependens ip It's PGiSa yiews perrv the
celebrated blind pianist will entertain the
PUBLIC Friday night in the school house. The
entertainment Will be for the oenent OF the
Court House Rev. Prof: Lane will lecture.
Prot. Lane is from the Gate City and Is Pro
fessor In the school of Technology 10 that
city. He has great reputation az humor.
pect treat OF wit and humor. Aegood laugh
Is better than any medicine. Be sure and al.
tend. The proceeds 60 TO the building fund OF
the Methodist church. ...
nNn lot fhn ofo
tory and cotton factory be only talk, as the
fire department. water works and electric
lights have been 80 far. We need all these
things badly A6SeSe f3wn neeas nmey 1nsm
to invest, invest In some Of these enterprises.
and II managed In business way, they Will
pay. II you have no money 10 invest, then
best and healthiest city In the State. Talk IL
up; write 1t up. Hustle around, and there Is
no telling what good you may do We have
body to know 1t. Come and help us make 1t
better.
The tramp nuisance is still growing. There
is hardly day passes that some OF these gen.
q rock pile for their benefit, and see that they
earn what they get while here These "bums'
have q way OF demanding something 70 eat,
These % visits frightsn our M iadies and children.
and keep them In constant dread. Our mayor
will zee that real objects Of charity do not suf.
fer. He will also provide work for those able
bodied ones, that they may earn what they
eat
Cotton yesterday-stained and tinged at l.2
to 4 l.2; best cotton 47.8 to 5 l-s.
Blrth-Rt Abbeyille, January II, 1895, to Mrs.
]. M. Lawson, daue b ter.
Mrs. Lille Devreaux Blake, OF New York
President of the New York City Woman's
Suffrage League, will lecture here on Febru-
ary 5th. Mrs. Blake will stop over here on
her return from Atlanta where she goes 10 AT.
tend the National Womans Suffrage Conven.
ton