The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-12-13
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of q Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents Of q Week
About the City.
Mr.. Thomas Parker, OF Lymville, N. c., wss
In the city seyeTa days .n last Peek e gisns n's
Mrs Charles D. Brown has returned from
an extended visit to relatives and friends In
Richmond. Va, and Rock Hill. 8. c..
Mrs. Henry Norwood has returned to her
home near Calhoun Falls. after pleasan,
visit here.
Mr.. Charles Pemberton and Mr.. Med. Cater
went to Monterey: Friday for hunt: ,o-,,
Mr.. J. Allen Smith was In Athens several
days last week on business.
owENs-MoRRow.
On Wednesday evening, December the
sixth, Miss Lucy Morrow and Mr.: VIC. owen
Wilson, at the home OF the bride. Miss Nor
row ia the youngest daughter OF Mr.. F. L.
Morrow. and is bright and attractive young
engineers on the Seaboard Ais Line. and has
made many friends here who wish for him
and his young bride long and happy life.
Mr.. Mark speer. OF LowndesVlile' was IN
Miss Mae McLaughn has gone to Monterey
for 6. short visit TO her aunt. MIS- q. w. Speer
VISIT 10 LuoIs IN
Miss Mary Connally, OF Atlanta, ts In the
city on visit to her friends, Miss Mary s.
Lee and Miss Grace Smith. Miss Connally Is
Rev. j. F. McKinnon returned home on
Monday, from short visit TO friends IN
Aiken.
in Lowndesville, after pleasant visit to Miss
The Junior Whist Club was pleasantly en-.
tertsined on Thursday evening by Mr.. James
Mr. W. j. Thomson who now occupies the
chair of Pedagogics in Winthrop Female Col.
lege, was In the city Saturday and Sunday.
MT. Thomson is ever welcome In our midst;
Miss Wiseman, Miss Mofatt, and Miss
Martain. These young ladies we're doing
'nsF vsnsase w. w. P5ar &,
delivered an able discourse in the Associate
Reformed church Friday evening. he pre-
sented the cause OF the church In Texas,
past Mr. Orr has accepted the chair OF Greek
and German In Erskine College, but will not
go before May.
private school. Miss Calhoun left on Mon
dsy for q two months visit to Mr.. James Per-
rim, Of Jackson, Mississippi.
Young Ladies Whist Club on Friday after.
Dr. and Mrs. s. g. Thomson have taken
home recently damaged by fire, can be
Miss Alma Gambrell now has charge Of the
telephone exchange.
day morning and evening. their pastor, DR..
J. W. Daniel being in Orangeburg attending
Mr.. a. N. Smith Entertained the Young
Mems Duplicate Whist Club on Monday
Mrs. ). F. McKinnon. accompanied by Miss
Willie Wyman, returned on Monday, from
an extended visit to Augusta and Aiken.
Mr. Thomas MILFORD Ia ROla TO 06 OQt
again after severe attack Of fever.
Mrs. John Fraser Livington, Jr., OF Colum.
ois, accompanied by her In teresttng children
came up on Friday for few days visit to
friends and relatives here.
Rev.,A. McA. Pittman OF Green wood preach
ed In the Baptist church on Sunday. Mr.
Pittman is travelling In interest OF the south
Carolina Baptist, paper published in Green
Mrs. W. D. Barksdale has returned from a
pleasant visit to friend In Gafney.
was given Tuesday evening by Mrs Carrie
Lagare at her suburban home complimentary
TO Miss Annie Porter After sr, the german ss
Mary Lyles. Miss Lucia Parker, Miss Male
Robertson, Miss Mary Connaly, Miss Grace
Smith. Miss Willie Calhoun, Miss Sarah Lee,
Mis- MIS- sSfqs Ell Fsr MIS- 5snns PsrrS
Nancy Pool, Miss Alice Wardlaw, Miss Corrie
McClung, Mr.. Lewis Perrin, Mr. Gordan
White, Mr.. George Penney, Mr.. Bolton Lyles
James Bowie, MIR. Lawrence Parker, Mr.. I. q.
Perrin, Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, Mr.. Less Smith,
Mr.. Frasier Lyon, MIR. A. W. Smith, MIR. 81.
The members OF the Society Of the school
will give an entertainment TO their friends on
Thursday or Friday before the Christmas
The first Sales Day in their new century
will be on Tuesday instead Of Monday, as
Monday is New Years Day.
Mr.. r. Lawton was in the city Sunday and
Miss Euyenia Allen of 10 here on q visit to
her sister Mrs. r. G. Wysong.
Miss Lallie Calhoun has gone 70 Dresden, to
take charge Of the private school there In the
absence OF her sister Miss Eunice Calhoun.
Mr.. Mark Bradley OF Warrenton, was In
town on Saturday. Mr.. Bradley !s fond OF
teaching and Is making a success Of 1t.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy met Mon.
day afternoon at Mrs. HarIison's. This was
arranging for Bazaar.
Miss Essie Douglass came In on Saturday
and spent Sunday with her father Mr.. G. A.
Master Ellis and Master William Bell OF
Due West, were In the city several days last
week staying with their aunt Mrs. j. g. Ed.
Miss Grace Smith entertained a few Of her
friends Monday evening In honor Of Miss
Connally Of Atlanta.
pr. J; w. Daniel bias been given the First
11otuOuIpk CuuToh ot <AIdutS, va. LIZ. DauAoI
IL an able preacher aud his being sent TO
Georgia is great loss to the South Carolina
Conference. e.
Augusta has passed through another Sc.
rious fire. j. B. Whites Department store
and the Arlington hotel have been burned TO
the ground. The loss Is estimated at three
fourths OF million.
Miss Lizzie Nickols died at her home near
Loug Cane last Sunday and her body laid TO
rest Moneay In Long Cane Cemetery. Miss
Nickols was earnest christian and q mem.
Der Of Rev. j. f. McKinpon's church. The
bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy
OF the entire community. - ..
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WAGONS and Buggies repaired promptly q,
G. p. Hammend's shop.