The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-08-23
WEST END.
and Incidents OF a Week
About the City.

About the City.
Mrs. Edwards of Darlington, with her three
interesting children Ia visiting Mrs. Lila
Mabry. Mrs. Edwards is better known here
q" Misses @ Mamie Bowie, Cleora and Lucretia
Brunson came up Friday from Edgeneld
where they have been spending the summer, is.
charming guest OF Miss Mary Lyon.
Miss Sarah Lee has returned TO her home
after delightful trip to Asheyille, n. C.. -
Miss Mary Lee has extended her Trip 10
Bristol Tenn, where she is the guest of Mrs.
~ Mrs. ]. R. Blake came home from William.
ston on Sunday, accompanied by Masters
Lowrie and Eskine son Wbur
Mrs. Rufus Wysong who has oeen qulte
sicK is now recovering.
Mrs. John E. Bradley who has typhoid FEVER
at her home in Long Cane is 6r 70 bee
Messrs speH =. L. Hester and ssuart Miller came
up from Ninety Six on Saturday.
day on q visit to his son Mr.. w. 81. Edwards,
who has been sick for sometime. We are GLAD
to report that MIR. Edwards is much better
and hopes soon to be at his place OF business.
day 10 consult DR.. Calhoun In regard to his
eyes, which have been troubling him Tor
Mrs. W. A. Templeton and w. L. Templeton
Miss Wyman of Aiken, Is visiting her aunt
msii Miss s'fnsyn' Pansy wyman. who made many
friends on a former visit to our city came
Rev. Frank Wardlaw preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning 70
large and attentive audience. Mr.. Wardlaw,
was formerly q member of this church and
his many friends were glad OF the opportunity
~ Rev. u and and Mrs. John Edwards of Mexico
were In the city Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of Mr.. w. H. Edwards:
On Sunday morning Mr.. EDWARDS occupied
the pulpit OF the A. r. P. church.
The Misses Prltchard are visiting their
brother Mr.. Sam Pritchard In Blacksburg'
Miss Grace Jones, OF Asheville; and Miss
Helen Mower Of Newberry, are the guests OF
their aunt Mrs. l.. w. White.
Last Thursday evening the beautiful
moonlight. proved 80 attractive that o Two
picnic parties took advantage OF II. one
going to Brooks Mill the other to Martins.
Slight accidents, such as the horse falling In
the creek In one instance, and the oreaRlng
down Of the wagon IN sne o 2ther h IN mo-
and all report delightful time.
News has been received OF the safe arrival
OF Rev M. B. Grier in Shanghai. China. The
prevailing famine fever will prevent his get,
ting to his inland station as early as ne nad
Mrs. Susie Pope and her daughter Miss
Nellie came up from Columbia on Wednes-
day to visit Mr.. NJ. =. DeBruhl.
Miss Plevna Seal Is now in Portsmouth, Va,
visiting her friend Mrs. Joe Wilson.
Miss Lucia Parker kindly consented to play
the organ in the Presbyterian church on Sun
day in the absence of the organist Miss Lucy
White who is in Marttnsville. Va.
Misses Mabel and Margie Johnson OF Ander-
son, passed through our city on Friday on
their way to Lebanon.
Rocky River graveyard has been beautiful
ly cleaned off under the direction OF Mr.. L. A.
Cater. Many VINO have loved ones buried
there, will be glad to learn OF this improve
ment.
Miss Saunders OF Sumter, and Miss Brown
Of Williamson, are now the guest sof their
schoolmate, Mrs. w. D. Barksdale.
The Woman's Club will meet Friday after
noon at six o'clock at Mrs. Coleman's.