The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-10-28
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF n Week
Around the City.

Mr.. w. A. Templeton left yesterday for Or
apgeburg TO attend session Of the Synod OF
the Presby terian church that convenes 10 tnat
city. Rev. DR.. Wilson and Rev. 9: l.: wilson,
Miss Mamie Moore, a charm Ing young LADY
from Yorkville, is here on visit TO her cousin
Miss Mary Lyles.
Mrs. r. W. Cannon left yesterday for Char
lesion. She was Joined In Columbia by her
son Harry, who accompanied her TO the sea-
side.
with friends at Middleton. Ga.
Walter l.. Miller, Esq, spent last week IN
Anderson and Due West.
Mrs. Marrow, OF Hendersonville, n. c., who
has been the guest OF her sister Mrs. Jno. Har-
din, returned last Friday.
Miss Lala Calhoun is visiting the Misses
Miss Leona Blake spent two or three days
Mrs. Greenfield, OF Columbia, is the guest Of
her son, Mr.. B. F. Bailey.
Miss Grace Smith gave a most delightful
luncheon last Thursday afternoon. This de-
Iightful social function was In honor of her
cousin, Miss Mamie Aiken, OF Cokesbury.
Fourteen young ladies were most elegantly
entertained. The table was beautifully dec
guests sovenir was provided in the shape OF
a tiny green and white basket nllled Win
lovely flowers.
Mrs. T. A. Carter returned to her home at
Latimer last Friday, after weeks stay With
Mr.. NJ. Wallace has gone to Charlotte, N.
c., where he has accepted position with the
The CHIEF Of Police, of Savannah, Ca, tel
egraphed Monday morning to the authorities
here that he had captured in that city VIM.
Elmore, negro charged with @ murder con- mo
understand that the telegram stated that FL
more had confessed having committed the
murder" II this be the case. another hang
Mr. Thos, Lee was in the city Sunday and
Monday. Mr.. Lee Is on the engineering corps
engaged In the construction Of rail road in
in'the lower part of the State
supt. v. E. McBee. Of the S. A. L., passed
through here Sunday afternoon on the South
bound vestibule.
Mr.. E. M. DuPre and little son, Eugene. OF
ey e of hens satarday ssn week
Mr.. j. S. Cothran came down from Pied.
mont Friday on visit to his brother, Mr.. w.
S. Cothran. He returned Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Cothran has position in the Piedmont
Cotton Mills and expects to learn the business
from A to u.
MIR. Edgar Mcmillan spent a day or two
with the home folks last week. He came
over from Georgia on Friday ana returned
the first of this week.
Capt w. T. Branch spent Sunday with
friends in Georgia.
Last Friday at p. M, the spirit OF Mr.. w.
A. Lee returned to its Creator. Mr.. Lee had
been confined to his ned for several weeks
and his death was not unexpected. Another
GOOD man mas gone LO his TeWdTu, duO auOc-
Vile has lost one OF her best and most upright
citizens, kind, gentle christian-a man OF
great learning, and rare attainments. Mr..
Lee was honored and respected oy all VINO
but had host of friends who sincerely and
deeply mourn his heath, and sympathise with
the bereaved wife and children In their sor-
row. The funeral services were held IN Tim
member. Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock
and were conducted by Rev. Mr.. McCrady
and Rev. Mr.. Porcher. The church was filled
to overiowing with those who came TO pay
their last tribute of respect to the memory OF
their deceased friend and neighbor. The In,
terment was in the Episcopal cemetery.
The following relatives and frie1ds G Ird, were Tr
and Mrs. S. A. Mcintosh, Miss Gussie and
Miss Louise Mcintosh. Messrs. Clifford Cade,
Guy and Mack Mcintosh, Of Bordeaux, Prof.
Amanda. of Due West, Mr.. A. st. Clare Lee,
Of Green wood, DR.. and Mrs. Hawes, OF Elber-
ton, Ga, Mr.. Thomas Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, OF Elberton, Ga.
James Cochran and Miss Aylette Chalmers
were united in marriage by Rev. DR.. Clifton.
The marriage took place in the Methodist
church. The attendants were Mr.. w. f. Hill
and Miss Lulie Hughes. Messrs. Gus Coch.
ran and Jas. A. Hill ushers. The happy pair
were made one standing under beautiful
and suspended from an arch Of evergreens.
The wedding march was sweetly rendered by
Mrs. j. G. Ellis who presided at the organ.
The church was filled with the friends OF the
young people. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran left for the "Ciiy
by the Sea" where they will spend a few days
Mr.. Cochran is one OF our best young men, q
thorough, progressive and popular young
business man. Miss Chalmers one Of our
most beloved and charming young ladies'
one of Gods best gifts to earth, noble. gen
tie Christian women. Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran
have friends by the score who wish for them
every happiness now and in the future.