The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-04-17
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of II Week
Around the city.

Z Or. e. \. Milford came in last Saturday
morning from Baltiinore. Ihe Doctor mas
just graduated 4; the Maryland College of
Pharmacy aud now has tue degree of m H
DIR. Milford was the valedictorian OF ms class,
was also erected vice president OF Inc alumni
association OF his college, ana StOou AT lne Top
d in his studies, making first on pracllcal phar-
macy. lie il again with Mr.. u. Speed ana
his many friends are glad Ia see hltI at nome
once more and are proud ol The brilliant sue
cess he has made.
Nearly all the stores in ihe city Will DeSlil
on May the first To close AT p. m.
Mrs. Lille T.. Goodwin and Miss Alicia
Hay ne. uI Grecuvl.e, arrived IN the city Mon
day. Mrs. Goodwin il the guest OF her aunt.
Mis- j. IL. Perrin. Miss Hayne Is visiting her
friend Miss Saiuee COihOun.
MIR Fraser Lyon came down from Spartan
burg last Friday and stald over until yester-
day with his parents FRASER VIII graduate
from WOtfUrd tins year.
The ladies of Trinity church are busy ar
ranging Tor the merchants carnival, which
/ will take place in a few days. Monday eve
MN. the young ladies who are 10 take part in
the carnival met IN the Court House, and Il
sweeter, prcttier assembly could not be found
IN any country. The carnival will be Il sue
cess, and Il big success at that. We may de-
pend on IT..
Prot and Mrs. J. F. c. DuPre were down
Messrs j. II. aud C. DaPre. They return
ed To their home on Monday.
Mr.. J. =. Colhrau, Jr, caIne home yesterday.
He has just returned from New York after
week = stay.
Col. j. TuwneS Robertson. Mr.. w. a. Tenn
plet0h, and Mr.. l.. W. Perrin left yesterday
ior Coumbia 10 attend Il meeting OF the
Knights OF Honor.
Miss Louise McIntosh, who has been in At
lanLu Tor the past four weeks, came over To
Abbevi!le last Thursday Tor Easter and to at.
tend Miss Mamie Perrin's wedding. She Will
be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. A. Lee, dur
ing her stay here.
Miss Gussie Mcintosh, after spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs 5. j. Zeig'er, in
She comes to attend Miss Perrin's wedding.
Mr.. w. \. Law, Mr.. Choy ce Evans. and Mr..
:. o. WesIfeu, OF Spartanburg, Mr.. q. T..
Cunyers, Of Greenvlle, and Mr.. =. y. Lucas,
of Pacolel, arrived i'll the city today to attend
the Lucas and Perrin wedding.
Governor Evans and superintendent of Ed
ucation May field stopped over IN the city
Monday on their return from visit to Glenn
son College. They we're the guests of Asso-
ciate Justice Gary, returning 10 Columbia
yesterday.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Mr..
W. ID. Bark stiale and Miss Winona burst, OF
Greenwood. The marriage will take place In
the Baptist church, Greenwood, at SID p. m.,
April 2ith. deception Immediately after.
Mrs. L. L. Cover and daughter, Miss Marie
Cover. OF Grecnville, are the guests OF Mrs.
W. a. Lee. Mrs. and Miss Cover will be- in
the city untiI The latter part of this week.
The death of Mrs. y. W. Cullett which oc-
Cured last Monday was one ol the saddest
that has ever occurred in our town. Mrs Col
lett had been sick only short while, and
many Oi our people only heard OF her illness
within the past few days. Death at any and
all times is sad, but more especially so I'm this
instance, when two littie oues are LETT moth
erless, and a loving and kind husband finds a
lonely and dcsoiae future before him. To
the bereaved husband we extend our deepest
sympathy aud cOudoIence. Mrs Colletts re
mains were taken TO her former home--Bur-
lingtOn, \. C.-Mouiay afternoon for inter-
meni. Mrs. John Garrison and Miss SaIlie
Harris accompanied the tody of their friend
iO her laSt resting place,
Mir and Mrs. W. u. Calhoun. Of Atlanta, are
visiting Miss Ellen Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
houn Will be here for several days.
Services appropriate To Easter were held In
both the Court House and and at Trinity
Church sunday The norpl decorations at
Trinity. while not ~ elaborate as usual, were
very beautiful, the principal part of them be.
ing near the pulpit, and cDoir loft. No at
temp was made to decorate the Court House.
II was a Il eat disappointment TO memoers OF
the Methodist church. VINO worshpped in that
place that the new church was uOt ready for
them on Faster. AS they had expected TO, If
possible, To commemorate that sacred and
Joyous day in their new house The music by
the cboirs OF both congregations was well Sc
lected aud beautifully reudred.
Miss Daisy NeisIer, who has been absent for
three weeks in Atlanta, is at home again.