The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-24
WEST END.
HaDpenings and Incidents Of n Week
Around the City.

Capt. ]. b. Lyles is taking short rest in hi
old home, Camden, ). C.. He went down las
Sunday and will return Friday next.
Judge, McGowan and Mr.. w. z; Bennet
| Gowan will deliver all address before th'
confederate survivors meeting In that place
| to-day.
Chalmers left here Monday and will be th'
guest OF Mr.. Joe. Trowbridge and family for
| few days.
Mrs. ]. c. Ambers and her beautiful little
daughter Mary are In the city. Ihey came IN
last week, and are boarding at Mr.. 7. G. Seals
Cadets j. p. Quarles and David Henry are
at home where they will spend the summer
vacation of two weeks. They came in las
Prof. A. N. DuPre left Monday for Lowndes
willie where he will make weeks stay Wilt
friends and relatives. Prof DuPre Will re-
turn here before he goes back 70 Clems9m9: msm:s,
who have been the guests Of Miss Mary
White for about three weeks, left SATURDAY
for Wedgefeld, s. c.. where they will make
short stay with Mis- Bettle AycocK, oeIoTe re
turning to their respective homes: Aobeville
has many young lady visitors, but none more
attractive or more charming than the two
young ladies, who Ito the great regret OF
large circle OF friends) have just left US.
Mr.. James Huckabee C'Troupe") was down
from the Hllly City Monday, Troupe" keeps
US well posted as to the happenings in tina,
part Of the county and ls No. /. correspon-
dent.
Mrs W. A. Templeton and her mother Mrs
T, A. Cater are in Anderson visiting Mr. j. A
Mr.. T. A. White left yesterday for his home
In Texas. His stay here has not been as long
as he expected or his friends hoped for as he
Is called home on business. We wish him
"God-speed" on his journey. and only ask th g
his visits be more frequent in the future
Tom the latch string hangs outside fol
Miss Lila Norwood is visiting Mrs. Good
win in the Mountain City
base ball club. Whether they will succeed we
are not able to say, as 1t Is so late IN the
season.
Mr.. w. II. Kerr and family have moved up
from Greenwood and are at home N the
cottage owned by Mr.. w. Joel Smith. We ex-
tend TO them q hearty welcome. Ab6ev1lle,s
list OF pretty and charming young LADIES Will
have one more added to 1t, Miss ALI Kerr, q
bright and attractive young lady.
Two of Anderson's fair daughters who are
we'll known and have host OF admirers
here, are visiting their cousins Mrs. Minnie
young ladies, Misses Caro- and Miss May Mil
Ter came down last Wednesday and Will re-
main here for week or two.
MIR r. Lawton Dargan passed through here
Monday, land stopped over few hours) on
his way TO Atlanta where he has brother.
From that place he will go to Tybee, for short
stay.
The S. A. L. Pay train came In yesterday,
apprentice to fireman, from breakman to en-
gineer are all happy.
Abbevile county should make some sort OF
showing in the South Carolina exhibit, at the
Cotton States Exposition. We have the best
county in the slate and it does seem TO ns
that we ought TO show to the world what
kind of country we live In, and what we raise.
BY little effort splendid exhibit @ OF Inc pro pro-
"a display we would all be proud or Don !
forget this. Let Abbcville County be up ana
doing. 1t will not be quite two months, be-
fore the gaesI OF the he pg e
represented.
Misses Fannie. Virginia and Mamie Aiken
OF Cokesbury are the guests OF Mrs. ID. wyatt
Miss Virginia Thompson OF Atlanta is visit,
ing tie family OF her uncle MIR. w. Joel
Smith.
The ice creSm feate given, BY the young
ladies of the Methodist Church Monday even
Ing was we'll attended and was financial
success netting about $40 o..
DR.. l.. #. Hill has raised some extra fine to-
matoes this year. We saw one yesterday tnat
Married Sunday afternoon July 2lst at
Bethel church by the Rev. w. II. Arrlal Mr..
c. A. Haigler and Miss Sallie Harris both OF
this city. Mr.. Haigler Is trusted Engineer er
on the S. A. l.. Vestibule, Miss Harris has
been living here for about two years and Is q
young lady OF sterling worth and has made
many friends. MIR. Halgler and MS DrlQe ielI
on Train No. 3sl that night for Wilmington
N. C. where they will pass week or ten Gays.
The s. A. l.. will In few days receive
number OF fine Engines. AS many as ten
brand new fine ones will be put on this
division. The new engines will be as fine as
money can buy and the already excellent
service both In the passenger and fralght ae,
partments, will be made still better. The
weight of the new Vestibule Engines will be
fifty two TONS With drivers 8 feet In
drameter and are equipped with the very
latest improvements.