The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-27
WEST END.
happenings and Incidents of II Week
AbOnt the 6'itY.

Mr.. j. 8. Norwood, who has been In Balti-
more for about month, came home last Fri
day. Mr.. Norwood brought with him his lit
! tie daug hters. Miss MamSeiie and Miss Sarah.
! Mrs. W. a. Lee and daughter, Miss Mamie.
leave today for Rock Hill, where they will
stay two weeks
MIR. Charles Baker. Of fLowudesville. arrived
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Norwood have moved to
ihe Norwood plantation. They left for their
new home last Saturday.
Mr.. II. w. Johnson came up from Green-
wood on Saturday, and remained here until
Monday night. Mr.. Juhuson is In the jewelry
business in our neighbor city-Greenwood-
and is building up nice trade.
Next Monday night Is the time for the reg
ular communication OF Clinton Lodge, No. 8,
! A. +. NJ.
The pretty cottage of Mr.. G. w. LomaX In
West End has just been painted, and Is now
one of the nealest and most attractive homes
in the city,
Miss Belle Perrin is in Columbia attending
college. She left for Columbia last Friday
morning accompanied by her father and
mother.
The many friends OF Miss Lily Templeton
will be delighted 10 learn that she is at home,
after several months spent nj Rock Hill, at
tending Winthrop College. Miss Lily arrived
yes erday afternoon.
We learn that work began last Saturday on
the artesan well, and is now being pushed
forward as rapidly as possible. Just short
while now and Abbeville will have what she
has long needed-waterworks and fire de-
partment
Mr. ]. NJ. Lawson conducted services at
Sharon church last Sunday.
Miss Jennie Corrie. after stay of two
months with relatives in the Gate City, Is al
home again. Miss Corrie came home last Fri.
day.
1t. Frank L. Parker has returned from q
visit to relatives IN Charleston.
Mr.. Broudus Moore,of Ninety Six is here on
a visit 10 friends
The Hartman Colony Company will. in q
short while, build a hotel on their property.
They have already erected two or three
houses, and are now busJ breaking up land
for cultivation. The German colonists will be-
gin to come in this Spring.
Major Arthur Parker will move this week
TO his plantation, and for a while will make
his home there.
Early yesterday morning the horse being
driven to Mr.. Aug. w. Smiths milk wagon
ran away, and succeeded In demolishing the
on Main street. The horse was finally caught
Just In front of DR.. Penneys store. Fortu-
nately the driver, Mr.. Russell, was not serious
MIR. Ed Keser OF Calhoun Falls, came up
Monday to attend Court.
MIR. K. +. Gillian, who has been In Califor-
MIA for the last three years, has returned 10
South Carolina, and spent few days Of last
week with his mother, Mrs. b. F. Bailey.
MIR. Gillian graduated last winter at Stan
ford University. taking special course In
law, and soon after was admitted to the San
Francisco Bar. He was married to Miss Elsa
Anves last fall who also graduated at Stan
reached Columbia last week, and are spend
Ing sometime with their brother, Mr.. K. w.
Gillian.
! In the city election that will take place 10
April there will be four aldermen elected.
There will be no election for Mayor, as Mayor
II. NJ. Hill, under the city charter, was elected
tor two years, and not for one az was sup.
posed, until q day or two ago.