The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
WEST END.
Happenings aud Incidsnts or Week
About the City.

Mise, Floride and Willie Calhoun went to
New York on Tuesday to attend tne Dewey
Celebration On their Teturn they W eassni s1si
their friend Miss Ethel Waro Woo IL pleasanl' =
" remembered here.
Miss Gussie Mcintosh has returned to her
home after pleasant visit here.
Mr. Walter L. Miller wSs Teai IN 70 fbst eity Mr
Miller had the good fortune to hear lecture
delivered bg Judge Hudson:
Mr.. Robert Jones went to New York with q
company from Greenville to take IN tne ce'e
wednesday afternoon fourteen coaches full
of soldiers passed through Abbeville en- route
for the celebration In New York Ihe traln
stopped at the shops to change engines, the
soldier boys seemed in good spirits and antici'
pate Jolly time. Dr. Sam Visansks, the sur
Reon for the Atlanta company was on ooard
AS the train pulled out the bugle cAiis we're
sounded and 1t aeemed as II We were having
q repetition OF the Spanish American war.
DR.. and Mrs. Joe Presley Of Cedar Springs
was In town on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Hudgens returned to her
home In Houea Path on Wednesday AFTER q
Hon. William P. Wideman, the popular
lecturer from Troy was in our city on Thurs
Miss Hattie Saunders. who has been the
Charming guest OF Mrs. w: D. Barksdaie iol
several weeks returned to her home IN sum
Miss Meta Lythgoe is At home again after a
two months stay at Cashiers Valley wltn
Mias Lucia MCGOWAN.
Miss sue Whitfield has returned 10 ner
home in Anderson after pleasant stay mere
Mrs. Robert Gillian OF Columbia has re
turned to her home after few weeks stay
with her mother Mrs. B. F. Bailey: o. ~,
Miss Nellie Moseley has returned TO hel
home in Lowndesville after delightful visi'
to Mrs ]. r. Blake.
Miss Mildred Frost returned to Charleston
last week after months stay with her cous
MI. George Z. Prince one of Anderson's g
most prominent lawyers was In our city
several days last week.
Mrs. Rowe Price has returned to her nome
in Atlanta after a weeks stay here with hel
brother Mr.. Philip Bonner who has been
quite sick. "
in the city last Thursday.
r. C. Wilson has Just received q fresh supply
of delicious crackers and cakes llyou wan
anything nice In this line give him call: j.
Miss Ollie Hill has return ed to her nome IN
Green Vile after a weeks stay with her nome
people here Miss Hill is one Of Aboeville't
fairest daughters and we regret to see hei
Miss Bevie Wilder left last Thursday to be
gin her school duties a. GEORGETOWN,
Mr.. Paul Grier and Mrs. William M. Griel
ofDue West were In the city on Saturday; h,a Sn,s
Mr.. Wilber Blake left on Monday for David
son College, where he will continue his stu
Mr.. Jim Hill has gone back to Clemson Col
lege after having bis eyes successfully treatee
by DR.. Calhoun OF Atlanta.
Mr. Mark Bradley was In town on SUNDAY
Mr.. Bradley opened large school at Warren
DR. John Long Of Elberton was in the city
on Sunday with his brother Mr.. w. d. Long
Miss Maud Miller OF New York is Visitint
her cousin Miss Madge Leslie.
Mr.. Perrin Quarles, q Senior OF the Cldade
returned to Charleston on Saturday to re
Mr.. John Lyon left on Saturday for Charles
ton Medical College where he Will complete
bis studies. . ,.-,
Springs, Abbeville County, 10 oegin ne
Miss Corrie MeClung has a position "a a
Smiths Dry Goods store Mr. smith ls Ior,
tuuate In securing 30 popular young iaoy al
Mr.. r. r. Hemphill Jr., has gone to Charles
ton In order TO stand an examlnatlon ior
scholarship In the Charleston College;
Mr.. R. r. Watson came over from Eioer1ol
and spent Sunday here. ..,
DR.. w. ]. Prince OF Charleston mas pos'
ton with Harrison & Game T
On Sunday morning the home Oh Mayor j
f. Miller was burned. The alarm was sFeI i
and aid was at hand in q short Whlle. ouG al
in vain. The supply Of water was very tom
the stream not reaching to the secono SUI :
windoW. Every effort was made 10 sase MI
w. w, Bradley's home, and because OF pray
tghting the house was damaged very slight
" The people of Abbeville certainly Work
a fire and the Hook and Ladder Company ar
to be com mend ded for their prompt and actl''
MIS-. Peak OF Clinton spent last Thursday ir
the city with her friend Mrs. L. A. Boyo.