The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-06-16
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City.
Abbeville, 6. c., June ID, 1897.

Abbeville, s. c., June ID, lsg.
GUESTS AND VISITORS IN OUR CITY.
DR.. NJ. F. Keneley, veterinary surgeon and
equine den list, who Is located at Newberry,
SC, spent last week in the city making head-
quarters at the stables OF A. NJ. Hill & Sons.
Miss Eva Wakefield, q beautiful and accom-
plished young lady Of Antreville, spent sever.
al days OF last week with her friend, Miss
Eliza Gambrell.
MIR. William B. Clements, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Seaboard Air Line, while en-
route for Atlanta, spent several hours in the
city last Sunday with his friend, Mr.. j. A.
Hill. Mr.. Clements Is courteous gentleman,
affable In manner, and always ready and will
ing 10 impart In formation and extend courte-
sizes to the travelling public over his road, and
is exerting himself 10 make the Seaooard Air
Line more popular than ever. Mr.. Clements
will be here next Monday looking especially
after the transportation OF the Confederate
Veterans to Nashville. and will do al in his
power TO make their trip both comfortable
and pleasant.
Misses Ada and Kate Jones, two pretty
young ladies from Mt. Carmel, spent last
Thursday in the city with their friend, Miss
Mrs. /. II. McCalla and daughter, OF Heard
mont, Ga, spent several days in the city last
week with Mrs. P. B. Speed.
Mr.; Ben Hughes, Of Columbia, arrived In
with his father and family. and was cordially
greeted by his many friends.
Miss Aleine Clayton, a charming young la
dy from the Gate City. Is the guest OF her
friend, Miss Jennie Corrie.
Mr.. Wells Riley, OF Greenwood, who Is
q hustler on the diamond" was In the city
last Friday as manager of the Greenwood
team.
Miss Georgia Marse, of Calhoun Falls. was
shopping in the city last Friday.
Mrs. Allen Moragne and daughter, OF Bor-
Miss Annie Williams, " one ne Of : Chesier's fair:
est daughters is visiting friends In the city.
Mrs. Sam Pickens and children, OF Elber.
ton. Ga, arrived in the city last Saturday on
a visit to her aunt Mrs. Z. T. Chalmers.
Mr.. Coulter Cothran. of Green Vile. arrived
In the city last Monday. Mr.. Cothran is an
Abbeville man and has many friends here
who are delighted to congratu late him upon
his successful examination and dmittance TO
the Greenville bar.
Judge and Mrs. Cotbran are expected to ar.
rive IN the city today, visiting relatives and
friends who are glad TO see them IN their Old
home.
Mr.. John S. Bird and Major Wm A. Boyle.
OF Charleston, have been spending q few days
10 the city as the guest of their friend, DR.. j.
Miss Margaret Warlng, of Charleston is
now in the city spending while with DR..
Ancrum and family.
HOME AGAIN.
Miss Belle Visanska, with her brother Err
nest. returned home last Sunday after several
weeks stay In Atlanta.
Capt. j. 3. Lyles, after pleasant trip TO his
home In Camden, returned TO Abbeville last
Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Marshall. after a pleasant visit to
relatives in Anderson, returned last Friday.
Miss Essie Douglass returned home a few
days ago from Converse College.
Master Robert Hill is home again after
spending week with his aunt, Mrs. T. w
Morton.
Miss Josie Clifton returned home Thursday
last after pleasant visit TO friends in the
Valley town.
Miss Sadie Lee has returned home from the
Winthrop Training School of Rock Hill.
Miss Eva Kirby Is home from Converse Col
lege, of Spartanburg.
Misses. Lucy and Emma White returned
home a few days ago from Converse College.
Mr.. Less Smith is home from DAVIDSON Col
lege, N. G..
Mr.. Will White is home from the Universi,
ty OF Virginia.
DR.. c. A. Milford, after a delightful visi,
home. returned TO the city last Friday.
HOME FOLKS ABROAD.
Messrs. Bradley Reese and Walter Swearin.
gen spent last Sunday in Elberton, Ga. Mr.
Bradley Reese is still visiting friends in Lavo
MIA and Bowersville and will return tomor-
row.
Mr.. c. V. Hammond and his daughter. Miss
Ida, will leave next Monday for Nashville
Tenn, where they will take in the exposition
and will also visit Chattanooga and other cit
les.
Mrs. G. r. Chalmers, accompanied by her
neice, Mrs. 8. NJ. Pickens, left last Saturday
morning for visit to relatives in Anderson
Miss Josie Clifton Is charmed with the good
people Of Mount Carmel, and has returned for
an extended visit.