The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-15
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
ArOund the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF n Week
Around the City.
In to date Messrs. Mcmillan & Wilson have
made for the cotton factory two million four
hundred thousand brick and are still at work,
they having about two hundred thousand
more to finish. It is hard for one to TAX in
and understand what million means. 10
down and see the magnificent factory that
massive walls-then you will understand how
twice q million brick are to be USED In lts
Miss Lila Norwood left last Saturday for
mer. enjoying the lovely scenery and the de.
| lightfully cool and healthy climate OF that
mountain resort. Miss Norwood goes TO join
Mrs. ]. s. Norwood, who proceeded her some
time ago.
Another carving scrape took place last week
and q badly disfigured negro is the result
The combatants were John Hart and John
ais nose. His face now looks like an adyer:
! tisemept for court plaster factory. DR.. g. G:
| Gambrell sewed and stuck him together, and
while he will not be 30 good looking as for.
Miss Mary White went to Newberry last
Thursday on visit to relatives. Before
coming home she will 60 to see friends In
| Winsboro, Wedgefeld and Hopea Path.
| Miss Grace Smith is In the Mountain City,
where she has gone to spend awhile with her
nd.parents, Judge and Mrs. ]. s. Goth ran.
Tonight the young ladies Of the Junior Ger
man Club viii give , year a6cs,y German nonn0
folks are looking forward to delightful even.
Chickens and watermelons were more than
abundant last Saturday, and the prices ranged &
chickens from l2% to 25 cents.
Mrs. Maggie Lowry is the guest of Misses
Cater.
| ha r.. aytanAad friends
In North Carolina and Virginia.
Mrs. S. A. Spencer. Of Gainesville, Fla, is
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. Jno. Hardin.
| Mrs. w. A. Templeton Is visiting her moth
er Mrs. T. A. Cater, at Latimer.
Mr.. and Mr. r. NJ. Haddon spent Monday in
Due West.
Miss Annie Lee Cade, OF Bordeaux, and Miss
pleasant stay with Miss Saidee Lee.
Mrs B. F. Bailey has returned from Colum.
bia. She was accompanied by MISS Marion
Thomas, who is her guest.
bis parents. Mrs. Cothran is also In Green
Vile, having preceded him several days ago.
| Mr.. H. w. Lawson went up TO Clemson Col.
D1Pre, who has been quite sick. He is now
1r. l.. 7. Hill was called to Clemson College
Sunday to see Mr.. Eugene DuPre. lie re-
'o[o LOOK we'll to the sanitary eondi,an Of your
premises, as Health Officer Fisher is going bis
rounds, and II you have neglected the Import
ant work oil keeping your place In good order
| q case may be made against you.
Miss Lottie Brown and Miss Ethel Roper
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Brown.
The South.bound 8. A. l.. passenger train
due here at p. M, was delayed Monday by 9
wrecked freight train and did not get In until
Q a. M. Tuesday morning. The wreck was
about fifty miles this side Of Monroe, and was
caused by the track spreading. The engine
and six cars left the track. No one was In.
Mr.. q. A. Visanska and son, Earnest, ent
to Tate Springs, Tenn. last Thursday. They
will be absent several weeks.
The factory chimney is a little over fifty feet
high, and going skyward steadily.
The small boys played ball in Greenwood
Monday, and were beaten by score OF ID to 2.
The boys say Greenwood played some first
nine men on them and that they were out
classed all the way through.
Mr.. j. Allen Smith went down to Charles
ton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. v. Hammond came home
yesterday from a three weeks stay with rel
atives in Richmond.
Mr.. F. C. DuPre came down from Clemson
College Tuesday afternoon. He passed
through here Sunday on his way TO see bis
sick brother. Frank now lives In Augusta.
Miss Mamie Fairy, OF Orangeburg, is visit.
Ing Miss Bessie Edwards. Miss Fairy came
last Thursday.