The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-29
OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN.
What He Sees and Hears Oh His
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What He Sees and Hears on His
Miss Laura Mcmillan, who is now residing
In Columbia, is spending sometime with her
mother here. She is accompanied by her
friend Miss Sadie Means, ,ca,Nyap very pretty and
Mrs. S. +. killingsworth, after an extended
stay with relatives in Anderson county. has
returned home.
Washington and Lee University of Lexing-
| ton, Va, arrived home last Wednesday TO
spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. F. b. Gary went 10 Columbia last week
aud attended the session OF the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. w. n. Graydon attended the session of
the Supreme Court in Columbia last week.
1t will perhaps be interesting to some OF our
readers to know where the cotton factory will
be located. After considering all the bids, the
Board of Directors nave decided TO locate IL
] on the 6, c. & y. Railroad, near the foot OF
Capt. j. 6. Edwards and Mrs. Mcmillan have
been purchased for the purpose. Work will
be commenced at an early date.
DR.. q. A. Neutier went 10 Sumter last week
and attended the meeting of The Grand Lodge
Knights OF Pythias.
| A close and exciting game OF base ball was
played at the base ball grounds on Monday
afternoon between the home team and team
from Clinton. The boys played ball from the
beginning and both sides wanted TO win. AT
the beginning of the ninth inning the score
was tie, eight to eight, and 1t was uncertain
| which side would be victorious. During the
and owing TO several bad plays made by the
Abbeville club. Clinton scored two and won
j the game by score OF ten TO nine. large
crowd Of ladies witnessed the game and Ell.
joyed II immensely. The following composed
the two teams with the position Of each play
Clinton-Langston b, Sullivan 2 b, Byers
S S, Frierson p. LoWrey c, McCurdy !. l, ruler
3 b, Hollis r. I, King C. (.
Abbevlle-Russell h, Cochran b. Bowie
A., S. S, Bowie j., |. f, White C. t, Stewart p,
DuPre c, Cobb r. 1, Mcmillan b.
Messrs b. f. Townsend and j. II. Caldwell
of Newberry spent Monday and Tuesday In
Miss Helen Hodges of Hodges is visiting
Mrs. j. Z. Ellis.
The Board of Health has done good work
since It's organ izaton. The city Is now per-
fectly clean and the citizens should cooperate
with the Board Of Health and keep IL so.
of Miss Laura Mcmillan for a few days:
A Knights OF PythaS Lodge was instituted
at Clinton Monday night. A delegation COM
posed Of MesSrs. NJ. I. Coleman. j. A. Hill, H.
from here and put the boys through.
Mr.. viii Beldiug OF Augusta spent Sunday
in the city with his parents.
Ben Logan: colored carpenter in town,
died very suddenly Sunday night. DIR. Neuf-
fer held post mortern Monday and found
that death resulted from natural causes.
The trustees Of the Abbeville Graded School
have elected the following teachers to serve
for the ensuing year: Prof B. i. Bailey, prin-
clpal, assistants, Miss Florence Templeton,
Miss Carrie sullivan, Miss Bessie Edwards,
Miss Belle Wicker. Of Virginia, Miss McLane
of Darlington, and Miss Winton Parks.
On last Wednesday at the residence Of the
BRIDES at Hunters, in this county, Mr.. Il. w.
Mcmillan and Miss Selma McCaslan were
happily married. The Rev. j. j. Grier OF the
A. r. T.. church officiating.
A reception was rendered the bride and
groom al the residence of the grooms mother
Monday evening, and on Tuesday evening the
| bridal party were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Mcmillan. We wish the young
couple Il long and happy life.