The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-01-22
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF . Week
In and Around the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF . Week
in and around the City.
Thursday was q terrible day, and this place
looked more like 1t was in the tar North, the
Land of Ice than in the Sunny South. Inc
sleet played havoc with the trees, breaking
them and strswing the gronnd With III limSs 1bs
evergreens, with which many yards OF our
city are ornamented. The damage would
have been much greater, had IL not been, that
that suos
each year, should satisfy as, even II we llKe
winter ever 80 much.
Mr.. A. Cohen came home from Nortn caro-.
his % sisters, ssSn Mrs.. ". G. Woodland and Mrs. j.
lSummerf'eld, both Of Rocky Mount In tho
old North State, who will be here several
G6ays Mrs. Cohen and little EdWa,d Iva xssRs SRS
also came home Saturday.
Mr. Mckay, Of Due West, is in the city and
will be here for week or 30.
desville last week, he spent several days here
with relatives.
Messrs. Aug. W. Smith and Mr.. Geo. Smith,
Of Calhoun Falls, left yesterday for Palatka,
MIR. and Mrs. j. 8. Norwood, Of Calhoun
Falls, are here for week stay.
Tomorrow, Thnrsday the 23rd insD at the
h1%e OF Mr. :5 ana M!s Mrs ss,ses D. Ga6GSrn Mr.
De married by the Rev. Edward McCrady.
The ceremony will be performed at eleven
o'clock in the Jfs morning Ihe happy pair wi,
stay in the Land OF Flowers. Only, the rela-
tives Of the contracting parties Will be pres
ent, Miss Calhoun is one Of Abbevilles most
many friends not only at her home, but all
over the State. Mr.. Sheen ID polished and
affable gentleman, native OF Richmond,
Va. He as ciYil.engineer on the u, y:
after the road was comp leted he took course
In electrical engineering, and as proof that
be is at the top in his profession he has
sonth Eastern Tariff Association, as electri.
| cal ex pert, with head quarters In Atlanta, Ga.
Mr., Schoen's circle OF friends here 1s large
one, who extend 70 both he and bis BRIDE ID
Journey, and may the journey of.life be one
blessed with prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. G. A. Visanska is at home, after spend
Ing several weeks at a9t ReaS ArR
Union services were held IN the A. n. +.
church Sunday night.
Would not steam laundry properly man.
aged, pay here? It seems TO us that 1t would
There is considerable money sent away every
month TO laundries In other places. Let some
OF our moneyed men look into this and see u
an enterprise Of this sort would not be good
thing for the investor. Abbeville needs
many Improvements and this is one OF them.
DR.. Sam Visanska, OF Atlanta, spent last
week here with relatives.
Mr.I u.
up-to-date butcher, keeps always on hand
as fine meats, osyters, fish and vegetables as
can be found any where, has In the last few
days started q steam sausage factory, and 10
also has in operation bone mill and is
grinding bones for chicken feed. This Is said
to be an absolute essential TO the poultry rails
er, as an egg producing food 1t is the best on
earth, and our people who are In the chicken
business should give him call. The price Of
dred s pounds. Mr. Younger's success last year
with his canning factory was 80 encouraging
that he informs your correspondent. that
rhis season he will At up factory that will
give employment to so or 40 hands, Mr..
Younger has built up by his energy and good
tends TO make it larger" in the future than
ever before. he not only sells, but is anxious
to buy all the rags, bones, bees: wax and tai low
that may be offered for sale In this market,
hsp Be 90 ana see hm
Miss Belle Guerard left Tuesday for Charles
ton, where she will visit relatives. She will
turned Monday from Greenville, 8. C.. Miss
Lee Will be the guest OF Mrs. w. @. Benet dur.
Ing her stay in Charleston.
Miss JAMIE Schoen. Of Richmond, Va, tB the
guest Of Mrs. E B. Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shumate, and Miss E61e Jack,
Of Augusta, Ca, are expected today. WhIe
here they will be entertained by Mrs. E. B.
Mrs Abb Garrison after an absence OF sew
eral months has returned home.
Miss Agnes Quarles entertained the Whist
club last night
The sad news of his fathers death called DR..
L. T. Hill to Johnsons, Edgefeld county, y. O.,
Monday, His father had passed the three
score and ten Of life, and was n years old.
The deceased had been in bad health for some
time. DR.. Hill Is expected home today.
Remember the lecture tonight at the school
house. Be sure to attend and spend pleas
ant evening, and help financially the public
school library. The general price OF admis-
sion is S5c, children CSC. Reserved seats 900.