The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
CHICKASAW CHAT.
All Sorts of Fish Caught while An
Cling on the Banks OF the CUR
Cling Stream.

Due West, s. c., Feb. II. 1896.
Rev. D. G. Phillips, OF Barlow, Fla, ls
spending teS days Sne SnIa OF a'S Mr PhiIpss
nh;,Sren hes been very sick at DR.. Wideman g
Win. measles, but the little fellow is much
improved. MIR. Phillips conducted services
for Mr.. Bonner Saoosen no norn1ng. 1sst an b,s on
nual rounds. u,.,,
pAr q new furnance will soon be put in the A.
Due West is very much in need OF grist
mill. Some enterprisipg young man could
make II pay nice dividend.
Master Charlie MCGEE Is fast becoming an
expert on the cornet.
Masters Howard and Paul Ellis, of Dopalds,
are boarding with their uncle, Mr.. T. &. Ellis,
and going TO school to Miss Essie Ellis, who
Miss Ellis highly spoken of as teacher, and
is giving universal satisfaction.
Miss Strother OF Chappeile is visiting DR.. c.
B. Cowan.
Brother Blakeleys design for completing
payment upon his new church in Atlanta was
quite unique, as we'll as ornamental. We
shall fill the vacant space and nope every
card will be returned likewise.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie ELLIS will
be glad to know that she is improving. At
times she is able to take an evening ride.
The Misses Templeton with Miss Leona
Blake and Miss Belle Haddon OF Abbeville
ercises Friday evening.
Murry Adams, notorious horse thief and
very IN uch wanted in this county, escaped
from the Anderson jail last week. II Is
scarcely probable that he will again visit Alb
beville County.
MIR. L. c Branyon and Mr.. D. S. Edwards
attended the Euphemian celebration.
Mrs. Pearl Rasor Of Donalds is on visit to
Mr.. Rudolph McDavid has gone to LowndeS-
Vile TO take q course In telegraphy.
Mr.. j. 3. Sproles Of Greenwood has been
spending few days With relatives in Due
Miss Rebecca McCleland OF Charlotte is WIS.,
iting her sister at the Female College.
Rev. w. NJ. Grier, d. D., President of Frs.
kline College, preached at Little River yester-
day.
At this hour 1t is spowing.
The Euphemian exercises came off as per
program. The participants all did credit to
themselves.
PROGRAM.
Presidential. M. Wylie.
Freshman observation-disclosures, Victims Of
The South Faithful to her Dutles-L. A.
Moore.
Sophomore Declaimers-Beyond the Alps
LES TSe ats5y ryieScrs;e % N; Psis; Fas-B White
Senior Orator-"I am Part Of all Have
Ever Met" w. r. Bradley.
Debate-Query. Is the South Carolina Solu-
tion of the Suffrage Question Wise?
Affirmative b. Phillips, j. NJ. Cuddy.
Negative-B. J. Giffen, j. Nj. Bigham.
Committee of Decision-A. NJ. Wylie, w. n.
ID. Agnew, Sherwood Bonner.
Marshals-D. l.. Pressly, j. s. Carothers, c.
G. Todd.
ADDITIONAL DOTS.
Hon. John E. Bradley and President ]. c.
Klugh spent day In town recently. The
Abbeville Cotton Factory was their topic.
Mr.. ]. L. Oates, delegate to the State 7. N.
G A. Convention which met In Batesburg,
their monthly meeting Saturday evening.
He reported large gathering.
The following persons attended the Semi
Annual Celebration from a distance: Miss
Florence and Miss Lille Templeton, Miss
Belle Haddon, Miss Leona Blake, OF Able
vile, MIR. John E. Bradley and Miss May
Lyon, OF Hunters.
EUPHEMIAN SOCIETY.
Last Friday evening was lovely one, and
the Euphemian hall was crowded. All OF the
did themselves credit. Space
forbids mentioning individual efforts except
In the case of MIR. W. r. Bradley, the Senior
orator, who deserves special mention. His
subject II am part Of all that I have met"
The debate was one OF the leading events.
Having live subject the young men were
listened TO with Interest. The affirmative
ou debated the negative in q few points, and
so won, as we think, just decision.
After the celebration the boys repaired TO
the Due West Female College expecting TO
give the girls u serenade. President Todd
thought the weather too cold for the young
ladies to remain In the verandas, and with
his usual hospitality invited the young men
in. and gave them forty minute soiree: