The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-12-29
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Due West, 8. c., Dec. n, 1897.
Rev. o. Y. Bonner and family returned
from a visit TO Troy Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Josephine Polhill is at home again af'
ter An absence OF several weeks.
DR.. J. P. Kennedy, OF Atlanta, spent Fri.
day with relatives here. DR.. Kennedy came
by way of Greenville, where he was called 10
examine several cases OF small pox. Mrs.
The entertainment at the college Tuesday
evening was decided success. The perform.
ances could be repeated again to a crowded
house. Door receipts $50.
Professors J. L. Pressly and G. E. Todd were
the recipients of handsome presents from the
young ladies OF the college. ..
We see from the papers that Sheriff Nance
r es Sad se 2.
when very young. but recovered, as We hope
b % will in this instance.
The Abbeville dlspepsary took in six bum
dred and fifty dollars Friday last, which is a
Mr.. W. K. Ellis, OF Donnalds. spent Thurs
day with friends in town. Walter looks as
Miss Gertrude McAdams, Of Wildwood,
spent Friday night with Miss Corrie Hollings-
worth.
MIS- Ina PInksTton, k tor q f.! !Abbevile is the
Mr.. John Magill and wife are visiting in
Greenville-looking for small pox.
Mrs. Fannie Williford, OF Greenwood. with
her niece and sister, are on visit to her IA
ther.
Mrs. Ina stelts, Of Dover. spent a day in the
city last week. ...
Our people have gotten hold Of the small
pox scare, and are turning their attention to
vaccination.
Miss Alice Brooks accompanied her cousin
Brooks Cheathsm home last week.
Prof. Reid and wife are on visit to Char.
Mrs. Carrie lowers is visiting her cousin,
Mrs Leroy Miller, Of Abbeville.
The seniors of the D. w. F. G. were treated
With fours in hand to Donnalds Thursday by
the president.
Master Thomson Hollingsworth is spending
the week at Dover, s. g.
Miss Cora Pearson entertained party Of
young friends Friday night.
Mr.. j. J. Martin IL on visit to his cousin,
Master Willie Martin.
The council have advised all citizens to be.
come vaccinated as early as possible. -
A great many students from both colleges
are spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. ]. a, Wren has about closed the GIN
ming season with nine hundred bales.
Mrs. Lou Brownlee returned home Sabbath
day from an extended visit TO relatives In AL.
Miss Maud HolIingsworth entertained a
party OF misses Monday night.
DR.. J. ]. Lindsay and Mr.. Drayton Nance
have exchanged animals. The doctor now
Another Christmas gone and all is quiet.
Nothing has happened In our quiet little
town to ruffie the feelings Of any one.
Mr.. g. D. Brownlee and family, OF Ander-
son, will be the guests ofhis brother, Mr.. r.
@. Brownlee, for few days.
Mrs. Manard Rice, who has been on q visit
TO her parents here, returned to Greenwood
Thursday. ..-...,.,
Miss Jennie Galloway gave q delightful
Christmas party TO her friends Monday night.
Rev. F. l.. Leeper expects to move to bis
field OF duty In few weeks.
Mrs. John Pressly has returned from visit
to Cooks, SC. ''.-...-
Miss Baisy Brock is on a visit to friends in
The following Due Westers spent the holi.
day at home with relatives and friends: Miss
jamie Young, Miss Maggie Todd. Miss Eunice
Todd, Miss Zula Brock, Miss Alma Brock, E,
Miss Ida Nickea, Miss Alpha MCGEE. Miss Er.
sic Ellis, Miss Lula McGee, Miss Maud Pratt,
Miss Viola Poore, Miss Statia Wideman, Miss
Carrie Wideman, Miss May Lyon, Abbeville
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Little, Abbeville; Miss
Lula Moseley, Prosperity Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ker Edwards, Abbeville; Messrs. Jack Cald.
well, Bruce Giffen, John Young, Mofatt
Grier, Mack Nickels, Charlie Pratt, Walter
Brownies, G. E. Mckay. Frank Pearson, Lu-
ther Nickels, ]. P. Harkness, Greenville: Roy
Power, Antreyille; w. P. Green, Esq, Green
wood; l.. G. Galloway. Most Of the above
parties are teaching school in various parts
OF the State.