The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-10-27
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
Around The CITY.

Judge and Mrs. J. s. Cothran and Mr.. j. s.
Cothran went to New York city last Thurs
day afternoon.
The Volunteers are drilling every night, get.
ting ready for the Inspection that takes place
on the % b instant.
Mr.. Foster Barnwell Is at Piedmont. He
familiarizlng himself with the system OF
Mills.
DR.. John Lyon left Monday morning for
Charleston 10 resume his medical studies.
At six O'Clock this afternoon, In the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Monroe, N. e., Miss
Maud b. Ogburn of that city and Mr.. John
w. Yates will be married. Miss Ogburn is
one of the old North Staes fairest daughters,
who is very popular in her home. and during
her short visit TO this city last summer made
many friends and admirers. MIR. Yates has
for several years made Abbevlle his bone.
He is one OF the s. A. LIS best engineers. an
affable and polished ger tleman and general
favorite. We wish for Them every happiness
In the future.
Mr.. j. T. Latimer, of Lowndesville, was in
We stated In last week Press and Banner
that the test OF the artesian well showed a
supply Of one hundred gallons per minute.
Since the above statement Was made, IN !. sev, eVo
gallons, nearly two hundred gallons per MN
ute This gives our city all the water we will
possi bly, need for domestic purposes and big
surplus for use In case of fire. The water is
clear and is said to be excellent for drinking
by those who have used 1t.
Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman starts out on the road to-
day representing the Sam. c. Roney Shoe Co.,
Of Knoxville. Tenn. Mr.. Coleman has Just
returned from that city where he secured
position as travelling statesmen for the above
firm.
DR.. Lewis Russell, of Greenwood, was in
town few hours Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen, Messrs. w. E: Owen,
G. S. Jones and Sam Seal went up 10 Monroe,
n. c., yesterday afternoon 10 be present at the
Prot. and Mrs. ]. F. c. DuPre and Miss Mary
DuPre, OF Clemson College. Prof. A. M. Du-
Pre-, of Spartanburg. DIR. j. G Marshall. Mrs.
Harry Pinckney and Mrs. John Blakeley, Of
Anderson, attended the marriage of Mr.. F. G.
DuPre and Miss Sarah N. Marshall last
Thursday morning.
Married, by Rev. Edward McCrady, Thurs
day. 2lst. Miss Sarah N. Marshall TO Mr.. +. G..
Married. by Rev. J. A. Clifton, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. j. d. Chalmers, Wednesday, the
10Th. Miss Lulie Hughes TO Mr.. N. w. Collett
Next Tuesday Is circus day and the usual
sorts and conditions Of folk. Some will come
to take In the show. some just to see the pro-
cession. and many just because Its a big day.
Come along, the more the merrier. II does
folks good TO get away from home every now
and then, even If there ia no especial bust.
neus to attend to. The mere fact Of getting
jostled, and pushed about by the crowd does
one good, gets them out OF the run of every
day lite and gives spice TO existence.
Novem ber lst ends the close season for par
tridges, and Bob White will have to hide out
after that date. We hear there are q grea Il
many OF the toothsome birds this fall, and
our sportsmen are looking forward with de-
light to the time TO 90 afield with gun and
dog.
On the s. A. L. special for Nashville, Tenn,
yesterday went Messrs. H. II. Hill, ]. A. Hill
and J. u. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Collett returned vester-
day morning from a delightful visit to Thorn.
asville, n. G.. They will for the present be at
home al Mrs. Harris.