The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-06-10
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of n Week
Around the City.

Happenings anu lncidents OIL week
Around the City.
Capt. w. T. Branch. after delightful stay
of three weeks with his nephew, w. Tully
sopdIey sheeld Ala is at meme aGani st sur
day, where be preached the commencement
sermon of the Columbia Female College, IN
consequence there were no services IN the
Methodist church.
Mr.. F. G. DuPre went up 10 Clemson CoHege
Monday to see his parents.
Mr.: James Miller, of Due West, was IN the
city Monday.
Mr.. A. Cohen went over TO the Gate Clty
Monday afternoon.
Our base ball team seems to have gone Into
summer quarter, or possibly have decided
that they don't like to play ball. 1t looks
Mr.. viii Serene, attorney at law, Of Green
vile. spent Sunday here with his brother.
Mr.. Joe Serene.
Mr.. James Bowie has pretty new sign dis.
close to his business. and Is always glad 10
see his friends and TO sell them the best OF ev.
erytbing in his line. and at lowest prices.
Little Mountain is becoming quite popular
who went down there Sunday. There were
between twenty-five and thirty who enjoyed
the cool shade and the delicious and health
giving waters that gush from the foot Of the
Mr.. J. ". Huckabee was down from Lown-
desville Monday.
A railroad darkey and his better half be-
Sunday, @ the wife * got the setter Of the discus.
sion, or at any rate made lasting impression
on her lords head with a brick. Next day
they each contributed to the city finances 50
for the fun. Such Is the lot OF transgressors
Judge j. F. Lyon went to Columbia Monday
to attend a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
Of the Columbia Female College. OF which
Miss Bessie Edwards and Miss Aylette Chal-
mers are rapidly improving In health and are
delighted with Harris Lithia Springs and Its
wonderful health-glvlng waters.
Mrs. W. w. Edwards has visiting her. her
sister, Miss Lilly Miller and Miss Louise Lip.
scomb, two pretty little misses from Ninety
Mr.. Geo. Edwards, of Darlington, came up
yesterday to see his wife and children, who
have been here several weeks.
The Kings Daughters will erve Ice cream
Friday afternoon from 6 TO $3.50 O'Clock. LoV-
ers OF this delicacy will find the yard OF Mr..
l.. w. White especially attractive on that oc-
cason.
Messrs. Lewis Russell, w. F. Perrin, -
Slocum and Charlie Bruce have been for
more than a week taking an outing. They
are at Millwood and are spending the time
fishing, hunting and boating, and are having
a.delightful vacation.
Mr.. r. G. Bernau returned yesterday from
visit to relatives in North Caralina. Mrs. Ber-
nau accompanied him and will remain there
for q while.
Miss Grace Smith. who has been away since
last Fall attending school in Baltimore, came
home Sunday afternoon. Her friends are de.
lighted to welcome her home again.
Mrs. E. p. Harrison, of Bradley, Is In the
city, the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Harrison.
The lovers of music may expect y treat ON
the evening OF the I'D inst, when Miss Hes
ther and rer pupils will give concert In the
auditorium o. Graded School, There will be
no admission fee.
DR.. Sam Visanska, Of Atlanta, is in the
city. DR.. Visanska came over to see bis faith
err who Is sick.
Miss Mary White leaves today for week g
stay with friends In Cokesbury.
Mr.. j. c. Marshall was on the streets Mon
day for the first time after long spell OF
fever. Calhoun has friends by the score who
are more than delighted at his recovery.