The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-11-20
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Week
ArOuuI the litY,

Happenings and Incidents ofa Week
Around the CITY.
Messrs. A. NJ. Hill & sons new brick stable
than the one recently burned. They are
hurrying the work as much as possible and in
4 short while will move in the most convent.
ept livery stable in the up country.
take in the Exposition. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s
Norwood. Miss Lila Norwood. Miss Saide
Calhoun, Mrs. f. K. Lucas, MIR. A: b. Morse
and two daughters, Messrs Gordon White
viii White, w. ID. Barksdale, j. A. Smith Jr.
Lewis Perrin.
Died Sunday morning last at her home In
this city, after a long illness Mrs. 4. l.. Harris
Mrs. Harris was Kind christian lady, mem
Der OF the Methodist church In this place
Her remaihs were taken Monday morning to
Laurenburg n. &. her former home. To the
sorrowing husband and the little ones who
haye gone on this sad mission we extend
our sympathy.
Union services were held in the Baptist
church Sunday night, Rev. w. II. Arial
preached the sermon.
The Abbeville:Rifles are figuring on, a trip
TO Atlanta. Noy. 2Sth., They have not decid.
ed yet but it is very probably that they will
90.
Mr., A.,Cohen was called by telegram, last
Sunday, TO the bed side of his aged mother
who is critically Ill at her home in Wilson,
Mr.. Geo. Penney is in New York city,
George left last Saturday for the metropolis
and other points in the north, Miss Drudie
pleasant visit to trends.
Mr.. j G. Miller spent Saturday and Sunday
at home, leaving for North Carolina Monday
The ladies of the Associate Reformed will
give an oyster supper Thursday night at Ros-
enberg's hall, over Kerrs furniture store.
oysters, ,salads,and sweet meats will be served.
There will be a number OF Abbevilles pretty
nd IN
Rev. Calvin Presley preached in the Asso-
ciate Reformed church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lythgoe. Miss Meta Lythgoe, and
Mrs. f. G.. Graydon, were also among the
number who went from here TO Atlanta Mon.
day.
Dr. j. G. Thomson of Anderson was in the
city yesterday. The guest OF Rev. :. l.. Viii.
son.
Passenger business on the S. \. l.. has in
creased TO such an extent in the last few
wee ks thai many extras are running. and all
loaded down with Pilgrims bound for the
Expo 1t seems TO us that it would pay the
). A. l.. TO run train from this point, every
morning returning that night. The Elber-
ION accommodation, might be changed to run
from this point
The supper given by the ladies of the Meth
odist church last Friday night was 1t big sue
cess, and they are we'll pleased with the result
Of their labors.
Rob. oldest son of our, Mayor MIR. r. NJ. Hill,
was painfully hurt one day last week.
He was out huhting, and shot at lark,
when by some means the hammer OF the gun
struck him. cutting u long cash in his upper
lip. Dr. Hill dressed the wound and made
him as comfortable as possible.
MIR. and Mrs. p. ID. MaZyck are here on a
visit TO Mrs. Mazycks parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Livengstone.
Mr.. j. NJ. Lawson with his usual good taste
while in New York; bought a beautiful line
of xmas goods. and has them opened up for
sale. To see the pretty things in china, alone
will pay you for a visit to his store, and then
ne has the prices all right, stop in and take u
look at the lovely articles he has to show.
The many friends of Miss Ethel Roper will
be delighted to learn that She is in the city
the guest OF her sister Mrs. e. u. Brown.