The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-25
WEST END.
and Incidents Of q Week
About the City.

About Inc CITY.
The Circus that for the month has been the
topic of con versation Is a thing OF the past,
and A bbeviIle has settled down 10 the even
tenor of her way. The show was what IT
advertised to be, and was enjoyed by the
large crowds that attended the afternoon and
evening performances.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson is here on visit to
her cousin. Mrs. j. @. klugh.
Mrs. F. Y. Pressly was in town from Due
West ON Thursday.
shelving on the right side Of their store and
| are now prepared to show In q tempting and
concise way a nice and fresh line ofcan goods,
pick les. crackers, cakes and fruits.
Tuesday. Miss Latham IL one OF our cuunfy's
brightest teachers.
Miss Eftie Watson expects to attend Con-
verse College during the next session. Miss
Watson has unusual musical talent and Will
take special course under the we'll known
Instructor, DR.. Peters,
Mrs. jamie Clinkscales and her pretty little
daughter, from Monterey, were in the city on
Thursday, shopping.
Miss JAMIE Young came down from Lati-
mer. and spent Tuesday In town.
Miss Ann Russell, Of Due West, is here on
visit to her brother, Mr.. l.: II. Russell.
Miss Lila Wilson, OF Warrenton, was In
town several days last week, visiting Miss
Maggie Brooks.
prettiest young ladies, was here on Tuesday
10 enjoy the Circus.
Messrs. John McCally and Ed Moorehead,
OF fLowndesville, were In town on Tuesday.
Miss Lula Haddon and Miss Mackie Black.
well. of Due West, were shopping in the city
on Thursday.
The Electric Light Compa ny have gone to
work with Will, and the poles have been
tarred and notched and are ready TO be placed
80 our streets Will soon be brilliantly lighted.
Miss Annie Bowie, pretty young lady
from Due West, spent several days last week
Mrs. i Us j. 8. Cothran returned to her home in
Greenvilie, after two weeks stay here with
her son, Mr.. w. S. Cothran.
The School Library Is opened from three to
four In the afternoon for the benefit Of outside
members, so as not to interfere with Miss
Parks classes.
Miss Sarah Mann, one of Antreville's most
attractive young ladies is spending some
Mrs. James Carlisle, of Spartan burg, arriv.
ed In the city on Thursday, and is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Fannie Allen.
Miss Jeanie Perrin WAS unable to meet her
classes at the graded school two days last
week on account OF illness.
The young girls Whist Club were delightful
Iy entertained on Friday afternoon, by Miss
Mr.. Mark Bradley closed his school at War.
renton on Tuesday to attend the great Wallace
Circus.
day afternoon TO spend Saturday and sunday
with her brother, who is living there.
MIR. James Bowie entertained the young
mems Duplicate Whist Club on Monday even
ing. The club was organ1zeo Mohday even,
meet once a week during the winter months.
Tne members are Messrs. Wade S. Cothran,
George Penny, W. q. Smith. j. s. Link. James
Bowie, j. Allen Smith, A. M: Smith. Gorden
Smith and Davis Kerr. w
Mrs. Dale Barksdale and her two little chill
dren have been In Greenwood. on u visit to
Msf Major 10 n l.. J. Bryant, of Atlanta, and Col.
Cbatnbe OF Trenton, New Jersey, were
among the guests at the Glenn Ethel lun last
The ladies OF the Long Cane Society cleared
obont S9. "a ut their stand last Tuesday.
Miss Carroll has returned to her home In
Aiken. after h pleasant stay with Mrs. Carrie
Miss Annie Clnkscales left on Sunday, after
q few days pleasantly spent with Miss Male
Robertson Miss Clinkscales went TO Eloer-
ton where she will visit her sister, Mrs
MIR. William p. Greene went TO Augusta
one day last week on business.
Admiral Dewey has cancelled his engage.
ment 10 20 TO Atlanta on Tuesday, on account
of his health. This is unfortunate, as Dewey
WAS the drawing card OF the Fair.
Miss Fannie Leavall, OF Newoerry, Is here
on Il visit to Mrs, J. u. Chalmers: .,
Miss Mittie Cochran is In the city ior lew
DAYS, staying with Mrs. J. +. Mckinnon.
Mr.. Aug. ". Smith is IN Atlanta for few
days. ,,,Iu u roo
I'D
ton. went to Synod on Tuesday. The meeting
of SYNOD Is being held at Newberry.
Mrs. McD. Cater leaves today for short
stay In Atlanta.
Mrs. lane Williams will return TO her home
IN Savannah on Friday after a pleasa Mt visit
mere She will be ccompanled by her sister,
Mrs. SophIa Harden, who will remain some
time In her early home visiting her son, MIR.
William Harden and other relatives.
Miss Eva p. Kirby went TO Converse on
Monday, to attend musical given by DR..
Packman, a renowned pianist. Miss Kirby
returned on Tuesday.
TADLoCK-CORRIE.
The marriage of Miss Alma CorrIe and Mr..
lanes Cald we'll Tadlock, Will be SO olemniZed
ioIay AT high noon at the home ol Inc bride.
Dr. i. T.. Wilson will Ofiiciate.
Union services were held in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday night. Or. Danlei
preached on this occasion, 10 large ana
attentive congregation. DR.. Daniels sermon
was full OF profound truths and showed ueep
Thought and careful study. The text chosen
was Peter chapter and l6 verse. AS also IN
all his epistles, speaking In Them OF lnese
things In which are some things nara 10 De un,
dersiood, which they that are unlearned ana
unstabIe wrest, us they do also the other
srrintures unto their own destruction.
Miss Lizzie Gilbert has given up her posi- tion
at Ibe Glenn Ethel Inn, and returned 10 ner
home in Monterey.