The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-09
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Il Week
Around the City.

Happenings and Incidents of Week
Around the City.
Mr.. w. Coulter Cothran. after spending a few
days in the city. returned 10 Greenville Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Ludemela Hammond, Miss Lilial
HAMMOND, MIR. Frank Calvin, OF Columbia, S
c., Miss Carrie Salley, of Orangeburg. ,. Z.
aud Miss Maud Bencham. of Atlanta, Ga
are the guests of Miss Ida Hamm md ant
Miss Nora Hammond.
Mr. JOS. Serene went up TO the "Mountair
City, Friday TO see his parents. He cam
back Monday.
church. MIR. James Cochran sang Rock o
Ages" Mr.. Cochran rendered the sweet oil
suug most beautifully.
Mr.. J. Allen Smith, Jr. left Monday after
noon for two weeks visit TO school trends II
Lexington, Richmond. and other points II
Mr Jacob Hern. of Athens. Ca, came ove
Monday afternoon. and spent "Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen.
AS the time for opening the various insti
tuition Of learning draws near, our young peo
pie commence TO leave US. Monday Mr.
VIII White left for Virginia to attend the
Washington and Lee University. In day OF
so others will 20 away 10 prepare for the bat
Ties OF future life. to him and them We say
Godspeed and good luck.
Alter q two weeks stay in New York and
other places In the north. Mr.. and Mrs. X
NJ. Haddon came home Saturday. Miss Bell
(their daughterD will remain In the north fol
some time Sheis now visiting In Pennsyi
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Allen Smith and children
have returned from Blowing Rock, n. G
Mrs. J. Nj. Wallace entertained most de-
aud a number OF other friends. During the
evening delicious refreshments were served.
Mr.. II. g. Smith, left Monday for Green
willie where he will spend few days with his
son College. n. c.
Master Giles Templeton is the champion
long distance bicycle boy rider Of this section
He has just cotton home from Liberty, S. c.
He made the trip both ways on his wheel
over hundred miles In oil.
Mrs. Wade S. Cothran is at home again after
being away for two months In The noun
tains.
Mr.. &C. DuPre Is now with Harrison &
Game. where ne has charge of the prescrip-
llon department. Mr.. DuPre has been In Au.
"native heath" once Eaore, and 1t is to be
hoped Abbeville Will not lose him as citi-
zen again.
Miss Rosa Wardlaw is the guest of her
cousin Miss Emma White.
Mr.. VIM. Hardin, of Savannah, Ga, was the
guest of his brother Mr.. Jno. Harden last
week.
last Sunday. Mrs. Reid has been absent In
Monroe, n. c., Tor several months.
The death OF Mr.. r. B. Colet, was deeply re-
gretted by our whole community. He was a
young man OF sterling worth, and but to
suming, he did his duty TO God. his fellow
man and himself. His untlmely death was a
great shock TO US all, and his family In their
great grief have our deepest ympathy. After
4 short seryive al his boarding place, Mrs.
Harris his remains, escorted by his sorrow
ing brother, numerous friends, and his Bretb.
rem Of Clinton Lodge No. 3. A. +. NJ. were
taken 10 the S. A. L. depot. where little
after five O'Clock p. m. the long sad journey
was begun toward the home OF his Oyhood
North Carolina, and there on Friday he was
laid to rest beside loved ones gone before
Those who accompanied Mr.; Webb. Collet on
his sad mission, we're DR.. Clifton, Mr.. j. =
Harris; The following gentlemen Of the
Masonic fraternity, w. 7. Braneh, . a; G,S; :; j
Serval OF our young men will enter the con.
test for the Citadel scholarships. The eX
animation takes place on the 10th of Sep.
tember.
Mr.. A. NJ Schoen stopped off and spent
Sunday with friends In the City. Mr. Schoen
left for Atlanta Monday morning.
Miss Floride and M'ss While Calhoun art
In Atlanta, visiting MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Cal
Miss Mary White came home saturday.
Her many friends are delighted to welcome
her home again. Miss White has been absen
for two months visiting relatives and friends
in Newberry, and Winnsboro.
All the worry and trouble OF the cendi date
is at an end, at least for the present. IT Is 8
fifteen years ought TO do, or so II seems 10 us
Mrs. w. G. Benet and children are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. MCGOWAN.
Mr. Charles Stern Of a. Athens Ca spGsp
Stern was on his way home from New York
where he has been making purchases for his
clothing house. Mr.. Stern Is the leader in his
line in the city or Athens.
Miss Mamie Lee has returned from q
weeks stay with the Misses Mcintosh al
Bordeaux.
Mountain Saturday. His two weeks stay
there has benefited him greatly. and he Is
ready 10 return TO his work at Wofiord Col
! &c.
preach q sermon Oh, Heavenly Recognition" )"
This will be the first OF series OF sermons the
subjects of which will be announced later.
s,vsn Dr. MsGg oTips TO Sib III Hsrlsob bas
Game, and gone home TO Columbia, sc.
Mrs. F. Fl. Myers. alter week spent with
her sister, Mrs A. Cohen, left for her home in
Augusta, Ga, atuIday.
Miss Bessie Edwards Is visiting, her friend
Miss Mary DuPre, at Clemson College.
Or. j. Lowrie Wilson has gotten home, after
amonths vacation. He came last week aud
preached Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. 3. A. Spencer has returned TO hei
home in GainsvilIe, Fla. after spending the
summer with her niece, Mrs. J: NJ. Hardin.
studying for the ministry In Ciarksville
Tenn, spent Wednesday night in the city
He will return the third Sunday in Septem
ber, where he lecture In costume ON the man
ner aud customs OF the people OF Syria
Those who have heard Mr.. Jureidini. lecture
say that be Is very entertaining.
Miss Fripp. OF Beaufort, Is the guest Of
Mrs, B. +. Bailey.
The fall session of the Aboeville Graded
School opens Sept. 2l. The following are the
names OF the teachers:
Prof. j. +. knight, Principal.
Prof. Gibson, Assistant Principal.
Miss Berthe Healen.
Miss Carrie Sullivan.
Miss Bessie Edwards.
Miss Florence empleton.
Miss Winton Parks.
Mrs. NJ. W. Caldwell.
The grades will not be assigned until afte
the arrival of Prot. knight, about Sept. l2.
Mr.. Charles r. May. OF brunswick. Ga, hal
secured q position with Mr.. Amos B. Mors
as book-keeper.
Rev. A. L. Phillips is working in the inter
es, OF the Colored Presbyterian church, pass
ed through the city yesterday.
Cotton broughtS cents in Abbeville yester
day.
Monday was "labor day" and the employee
In the $. A. L.. shops had holiday.
The building occupied by the Masonic Fra
ternity as Lodge room has been repaired.
Miss Alice Wardlaw, OF Baltimore, is tn
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Smith.