The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-08-30
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of n Week
about the City.

lIIappenings and Incidents of a Week
about the City.
MIss Lois Robertson has returned from q
delightful three weeks stay with relatives IN
Lowndesville.
Il Mr.. w. Christy Benet OF Greenville, was In
the city on Sunday.
Mr.. Hovey smith ofPendleton was in the
lefty few days last week.
Mrs. 6 D. BrGTn evs5nr 'ne
Mr.. r. Lawtow Dargan was In the CITY ON
lSunday.
Mr.. Gus Lee attended the Carnival in Elber.
| Mr. James Boman Of Lowndesvile. spent
ISunday in the city the guest ofhis cousin j.
ITownes Robertson. ox,
on Saturday after most pleasant ana prom
table month at Lake Chantaugua New 1oIk;
While there Miss kittie Perrin TOOK speclal
course in Kindergarten preparatory 70 hel
| Winters work in Atlanta. In addition 10
| the general lectures Miss Jeanie Perrin devot-
ed her time to the study of Pedagogcs.
Miss Mamie Cox has returned from week s
stay in Lowndesville.
| Mr.. Wilson Aull from Allendale ls In tne
/ city visiting friends. A.
MIss Annie Clinkscales is expected In the
city this week. Miss Clinkscales Will De the
guest of Miss Male Robertson.
| Mr.. James Chalmers went to Greenwood
| Master Calhoun DeBruhl Ia home after a
months stay at Latimer, with bis cousin Ed
Miss Lucy Graves of Aiken left on satur-
| day after pleasant stay here with her cousin
Miss Laura Bastin Of Monterey is with her
sister Mrs. Alice Marchant who has been
quite sick.
Miss Eunice Calhoun is home again after a
most delightful visit to the Misses ALEXANDER
MIR. ]. Bslton Lyes went to Camden on
Monday to visit his home people.
Mr.. Earnest Kinard Of pelzer; tne Inc yoang s, D;
Elberton last week, died here Thursday
night. His body was taken to Pelzer FRIDAY
morning. His death was caused from inter-
nal injuries which he received py lall III
Miss Mamie Pool of Newberry is here on
a visit to her cousin Mrs. Charles A. Milford.
Miss Allie Mae Fennei Of Lowndesvtlle ls
the attractive guest OF Miss Maggie brookS
Miss Lucy White has returned from de.
lightful visit to school friends at MartlnsVllle'
Virginia.
Messrs J. Allen Smith, Jr., ]. 8. Link and
| W, ID. Wilson reached home on Saturday
after spending two weeks most pleasantly
Miss Kittie McCullum returned on Monday
from Spartanburg where she visited her
sister.
Miss Grace Smith expects to 60 to Griffin
who WI is very pleasantly remembered here.
| MIR, Canon Huckabee accompanied by his
sister Miss Lille Huckabee came down from
Lowndesville on Saturday TO attend tne
Rev. Peter Stokes and Mr.. Earnest Latimer
| of Lowndesville were in town on Monday.
| Mr., and Mrs. B. S. Barnwell returned on
Friday from protracted stay at Tallulah
Falls.
The many friends OF Mr.. WILDER Blake will
be glad to know that he Is recovering from an
attack Of malarial fever.
Mrs. w. A. Pempleton returned on Tuesday
| fror q ufot n har rn0fhar Mira II A. Cater.
| at Monterey.
Mrs. Victoria D. Lee returned on Saturday
from Bordeaux. where she has been on Vlslt
TO Mrs. S. E. Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Watson Of Elberton,
we're in the city Sunday visiting their moth
er Mrs. st. Julian Corrie.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Henry went to
Williamson on Tuesday for weeks visit TO
| friends and relatives.
Miss Mary Gibson of Newberry shortened
her visit TO her school friend Miss May Lyon,
Miss Rosa Maxwell and Miss Male Robert:
son. chaperoned party Of young girls ana
boys at a picnic last Friday. The party went
10 Brooks Mill and spent most delightful
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Edwards Of Charlotte,
N. G.. are In the city on visit TO their sister
Mrs. w. D. Wilkinson.
Columb bia, returned to their home on Tues.
day after a short stay with MIR. NJ. z.
Mr.. 4. W: Smith is expected home to-day
from New York, where he has been buying
Rev. Frank Wardlaw left on Friday for
Indian town, Marion County. Mr.. Wardlaw
many friends here who have his welfare
much at heart.
Mrs. j. r. Boyd of Jacksonville, Fla, is here
on visit TO her sister Mrs. w. D. Wilkinson.
| Messrs Alex Bowie and Perrin Quares
went over to Atlanta on Monday, for few
days stay with relatives.
| Miss Belle Wicker will be the guest of her
friend Miss Jeanie Perrin this week. Miss
| to welcome her in our midst again.
MIR. Tom Carslile Perrin Of Union is visit
ing his cousin Mr.. Tom Perrin.
| Mr.. Lewis Walker OF Atlanta, Ia In the city
staying with relatives.
| The young men of the town will give a
dance Thursday evening TO the visiting
Mrs. o. Y. Bonner of Due West was in the
city on Monday, she was the guest OF the
Misses Cater.
Mrs. j. Rennie Blake of Greenwood, came
up on Monday and spent the day with her
niece Mrs. John X. Blake.
Mrs. ]. F. G. DuPre who has been critically
Ill for seven weeks with fever was brought
here to-day. Her many friends hope the
change will be beneficial.
RELIGIOUS MEETING.
Rev. Arthur Crane Of Plainield, New
| Nersey, is holding q series Of meetings In the
| Baptist church. Mr.. Crane Is an English man
having been born in London. He bas had
much experience In evangelistic works and
| is an able speaker. The meeting will contin.
ue week or more, service both night and
morning The public ia cordially invited by
the pastor, Rev. T. II. Plemmons, TO attend
| these services.
DEATHS.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, Sr, the father of the edi-
| tor of the AbbeyiIle Press and Banner died
here Thursday after few weeks Illness. He
was buried at Long Cane Cemetery Friday
afternoon, the funeral services were conduct
| ed by DIR. Wilson and Mr.. McKinnon. The
deceased was an elderly gentleman and was
we'll known throughout the community.
The remains of Professor j. F. Z. DuPre
were laid to rest at Long Cane Cemetery with
Masonic Honors on Saturday afternoon. A
large concourse of people assemb bled to do
honor TO one who for so many years lived In
our midst and was much loved by our people.