The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-04-10
WEST END.
happenings and Ineideuts of u Week
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Around the City.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Latimer, OF Lowndes.
ville we're in the city Sunday. the guests OF
Mr.. j. III. Latimer.
The force of workmen at the railroad shops
was reduced last week. This time the cut ei-
lected about ten men. 1t appears that the re-
cent talk of an increase in the shops force
was all talk, and that It Is the policy of the
g., c. d y. officials to give the Abbeville
shops Just as few men as can possibly be got
ten along with, and make the shops the
willie has ueen a friend in every particular TO
thee, &. & y. and deserves better treatment
than she has received.
There was no service in the Presbyterian
crhuch last Sunday, the Rev. j. l.. Wilson be-
ing absent in Columbia
Mr. W. +. owens has returned from weeks
stay at his home in Greensboro, n. &. Dur
inp his absence Mr.. Castor Mears has been
ihis point and Monroe.
AT the meeting OF the citizens last week the
following gentlemen were chosen TO assist In
the government OF our little city tor the next
A. b. Morse, Ward one.
j. H. DuPre, Ward two.
J. g. Edwards, Ward three.
J. +. Miller, Ward four.
These gentlemen need no words of COM
ment, or praise. They are allweli known and
have the respect and confluence OF their iel
low tOwnSlnen.
Mr.. II. b. Stokes Is the owner OF pretty
new bicycle, and an is expert rider.
Mess. J. A. and +. InleStra left last Satur-
day. These gentlemen have been employed
here, have made many friends. They left for
their former home, Pensacola, Fla.
Dr. Sam Nisanska is here OH visit to his
father. DR.. EIsanski has just returned from
Atlanta, to which place he went 10 60 before
The State Board or Medical Examiners He
passed n most creditable examination, and
we learn handed in the best paper. OF the
seventy odd. that were made. The Doctor
will soon return TO the Gate City. where
he will practice his profession. We wish him
every success in his new home.
upon number OF the ladies' and gentlemen
Friday evening. in the Masonic Hall by w. T.
Branch, p. G. NJ.
Miss Tinch, oil Elberton, Ga, has been In
the city several days. the guest OF her friend
Mr. j b. L. Cobb and Miss Foride Colhoun,
went over to Athens last Saturday and spent
Mrs. Joho Cothran, Of Clinton, spent sever
al days, this week, with her mother, Mrs. j.
5. Cothran.
Miss Emma Hall, Of Charlotte, is expected
here next Monday. Miss Hall comes TO assist
IN getting up the Jubilee. During her stay
here she will be the guest Of her friend. Mrs.
Alb Garrison.
church, last sunday morning killed a large
earle This bird measured feet inches
from tip t0 lip. The bird of freedom" is very
scarce in this part of The country, and this
one had wandered far away from It's accus.
tom ed haunts.
The b. l.. +. have rented the hall over Nc
Dill and Tolly's. and henceforth will use 1t as
II Lodge room. They moved into thier new
yesterday.
Editor H. c. Branyon, of the Honea Path
Chronicle, was in the city yesterday in the
interest OF his paper.
Mr.. Arthur Calhoun was on the street Mon
day. Arthur is a travelling salesman for an
Atlanta house, and ~ making success OF his
business, selling candies. crackers and other
goodies.
DR.. G. A. Milford is expected home from
Baltimore the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. Thomas Smith, OF Florida, who has
been here for a week visiting MIR w. Joel
Smith ana other relatives left yesterday.