The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
GREENWOOD HAPPENINGS.
Does not Want an Original Package
Store-Visitors Coming and Going
Bicycle Races and Base Ball.
ORIGINAL PACKAGE.

ORIGINAL PACKAGE.
The "original package" man Is in evidence
in this city For several days an Atlanta
whiskey man has been upon our streets TAX
ing survey OF the surroundings with view
: to opening an establishment here. Ihls
mornipg IL is stated definitely that the store
will be opened during this week, and tina the
packages will be handed out to those deslrous
Of purchasing. II will no doubt leau 70 COM
plication in which the lawyer VIII ngufe.
There is doubt of the right to sell liquor IN
this city by outsiders, and the CITY Councii
with many individuals expect to hght at eV-
cry turn in the road before they Will see
barroom opened upon our streets.
HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Julia Lee is entertaining number OF
her friends at her home on Church street.
Among those with her are: Miss Ethel Con
ner and Miss Lily Fair, OF Cokesbury, Miss
Jessie and Miss Annie Simmons, OF TINS place,
Miss McCully, OF Anderson, and Miss Saldee
Lee, OF Abbeville.
VISITORS AND OTHERS.
Mrs. Mcintosh, OF Albany, Ga, and her sis
ter, Miss Cheatham, of Edgetield, are visiting
Mrs. Frank Cobb.
Miss Ettie Moore, pretty young lady from
Ninety.Six, is visiting the Misses Hill.
Miss Louise Fleming gave delightful party
at their lovely country home on last Friday
evening in honor OF her friends, Miss Angus,
ia Evans, of Florida, and Miss Miller and
Miss Blythe. of Greenville.
Gen. Robt. r. Hemphill was in the city on
business last Friday.
visiting at Mrs. Geo. e. Hodges for several
Miss Laura Mcmillan, of Abbeville was in
MILAN, during several days of last week.
Mrs. DR.. Neufier, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Edith Riggs OF Orangeburg, came down
on Tuesday TO see the game OF base ball be-
tween Abbeville and Piedmont In the morn.
ing, and to witness the races in the afternoon.
Messrs. Wyatt Aiken. ]. L. Mcmillan, r. S.
Link, James Bowie. Will Perrin, l.. II. Rus
on our streets last week, and took in the races
and base ball game at the park.
Mr.. w. H. Bailey and Miss Daisy Waller
and Miss Annie Routin have returned home
after prolonged visit to Asheville, Waynes-
Vile and other points.
IN NORTHERN MARKETS.
Messrs. Black we'll, Hays and Byrd. and Mrs.
Baltimore, New York and other markets lay
ing in their fall and winter supply of dry
goods, millinery, etc. Greenwood merchants
know the wants OF their customers and go
where they can satisfy those wants when
they buy goods.
THE ELECTION.
Tomorrow the people Of this State will de-
Johns. The indications are that light vote
will be polled in Greenwood County.
SERVICES IN OUR CHURCHES YESTERDAY.
Rev. Mr.. McCrady, of Abbeville, preached
yesterday morning and afternoon In the Epis
copal church at this place. After the morn
ing service the sacrament was administered
Mr.. McCrady has many admirers in Green
wood.
There was services last night in the Metho-
dist church, all the others ceased. Rev. Mar
ion Dargan preached to good congregation
on the subject of "Wisdom."
OTHER ITEMS.
Rev. DR.. Nall preached in Mnety-Six on
yesterday, and as consequence there was no
preaching in the Presbyterian church.
Miss May Moore has returned from an ex.
tended visit TO relatives in Ninety-Six She
has visiting her Miss Mary Lyles, or Abbe-
Vile, and Miss Nell Moseley, of Lowndes-
willie.
Miss Mary McGhee, sponsor for Camp Jas.
M. Perrin Sons OF Veterans at this place, re-
turned from Greenville on Saturday.
Miss Florence Riley Is at home after sew
eral weeks visit to Greenville, Paris Noun
tain and other points.
Capt. Breeden, of Bennettsvlle, has been In
the city for several days past visiting his
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Burkhalter.
Schade, the champion bicycle rider OF the
w. +. Riley, after the races at this place.
Hon. &. A. G. Waller Is at home from the,
mountains, where he has been spending
sometime recuperating He feels almost re-
covered from his recent attack Of fever.