The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-19
WEST END,
Happenings and Incidents of Week
Around the City.

Happenings and Incidents of Week
| Around the city.
Mr.. Calhoun Marshall came home Monday
after noon for short stay with his home
| folks.
Next Friday evening, there will be Dime
Reading at the residence of Mrs w. D. vii:
son. The proceeds OF this entertainment will
go to the Long Cane Cemetary Funds. The
ladies' In charge have arranged rtHN most , de;
| lightful program for the occasion. Ihere Will
be readings, recitations and music, delicious
refreshments will be served. and those who
attend may be sure OF spending most pleasan'
good work. work that has for long time
been badly needed. and that would not now
be in progress, had not the good women o.
our city taken this matter in hand, now thai
serve. and should get the hearty support ol
the whole people. BE sure and attend Friday
night. and by so doing, show your apprecla
tion OF their efforts. After the readings
recltations, and music of course you VIII
want a delicious Ice. Go to the entertainment
Friday night, and invest In something COO
and delicious.
Mr.. Joseph Calhoun OF Cartersville. Ga, il
| in the city the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. Marshall
Mr.. Calhoun is n nephew of Mrs. marshall.
MIR. +. VI. Beckham has returned TO the city
after several weeks absence. He will be loca
ted here during the cotton season and will be
one of the buyers of the fleecy staple.
Miss Caro- Miller, charming young lady o
Anderson, IL on visit TO her cousin Miss
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voice OF great sweetness, and Is an accom-
pleshed vocalist. She has numerous friends
here. who are delighted to welcome her to oul
midst once more.
Union service were held in the Presbyteria
church last Sunday night. Rev. Mr.. Lindsey
Of the A. r. p. church preached.
Mr.. }. Bolton Lyles, Jr., who has been sick
for the past three weeks, is getting along
nicely, and Will be able to be out In few
days.
candidat tes, or at least many Of them. There
will be more than one headed up salt river
ere the sun goes down on that day.
Mr.. A. M. Smith, who has been Tor the past
two weeks In the mountains OF N, o., is ex
pected home today.
day, and is to be hoped that the meeting will
be one OF peace and quiet, not s repetition OF
some of the meetings which have not added
to the reputation OF South Carolina for good
In the past.
Mrs. w. H. Ariail has gone to Laurens
County to visit her parents.
Prof A. NJ. DuPre came down from Clemson
S GSsgs Sreshs1 Mr. G. Th have % to
Tie Mountain spring for week or too.
Mr.. w. s. Cothran is at Paris Mountal q
near Greenvile with his fanny. MIR. Cothrar
left here Friday.
Mr.. w. H. Parker, Jr., OF. Charleston, isIln the
city on a visit to his parents.
Mr.. H. G. Smith after months stay in the
Noun tain City came home Saturday:
Mrs. j. II. Chiles, Jr., near Bradley. They
| went down on Monday last.
Miss Mammie Lee and brother Master Gus.
went down to Bordeaux. Tuesday morning
| for q week or two's visit to relatives.
Mr.. J. C.. Younger has put up nearly 2OO
cans OF Vegetables and fruit, and Is still a.
work.
Mr.. Sam Shiver Is at Hot Springs, Ark. Mr.
Shlver left last Wednesday and will be away
several weeks.
Miss Dixon Of Columbia is the guest 0
Mrs. j. c. Ellis. Miss Dixon taught in th'
Graded school last term, and has many
friends here.
The Abbeville "Tin and Plumbing Co." will
open business on the lst. OF September, or
Washington Street. Mr.. e. B. Virone, the
manager of this new enterprise, Is thoroughly
up in the business, and first class work will b'
turned out. and the prices will be 10 suit th'
times.
Mr.. J. L. Speed came in yesterday after
noon.
NJ. F. Ansel came down from Greenvill,
yesterday, and Is taking In the campsgiI
meeting to-day.
Miss Alice Michael OF Charleston is visiting
Mrs. Legare.
DR.. w. A. Ancrumn has gone to Charleston
| to see his uncle who Is extremely Ill.