The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-09-20
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of u Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents Of u Week
About the City.
Miss Annie Clinkscales of LowndesVille re-
turned to her home on Thursday after de-
iightfll two weeks stay with her cousin NJ iss
Mr.. Tom Perrin left on Wednesday to enter
Mrs Clarence +. Maxwell returned to her
home in Jacksonville Florida, after pleas
ant week spent with relatives here. -
Miss Jeanie Perrin entertained the young
ladies Whist Club on Friday afternoon.
Miss Lottle o. Daniels arrived in the city on
Wednesday from Fayetteville, n: u, where w1,
she spent her Summer vacation MISS
O'Daniels resumed her work at the Graded
School on Monday.
Miss Lucy Evans has returned to her home
in Florence after an extended WISH 10 her
Miss Florence Henry left on Saturday for
Bishopville where she will have charge OF the
Primary work Id the Grsdea eeahodU ScdUos Normal
College and lis fully prepared for this work.
Mrs. r. NJ. Haddon has returned from Balti-
more after a few weeks stay there WIN
Mr.. W. A. Sherard OF Motfavile was in
town several days last week.:
Miss Amanda Lee of Due West is here on
visit to her aunt Mrs. Victoria ID. Lee.
Miss nellie Cochran has returned 10 neI
Winter duties here. Miss Cochran Will nave
charge OF the sixth grade.
Mrs. Mary Perrin went to Greenville on
Wednesday on visit to Mrs. Lillia Amber.
Miss Julia MCGEE one of Greenw woods most
intellectual young lauies paid AboeVllle
visit on Friday. .-.,
his country home to take charge OF his classes
in the Graded School.
The Girls Whist Club was delightfully."-
entertained on Friday afternoon by MISS
Miss Jennie Lee Martin has returned to
her home in Greenville after Visit 10 ner
aunt Mrs II. q. Sprott.
Captain l.. W. White has returned from the
Northern markets where he bought one OF
the largest and most stylish stock OF goods
ever shown here. - ~,-,,
Miss w. Moog is with r. NJ. Haddon q Co.,
for the Winter season Miss Moog is an
accomplished young lady and Is very popu-
Miss Male Robertson entertained a few Of
her friends last Tuesday night In honoF oi
her attractive visitor Miss Clinkscales. ,.u
Mr.. Allen Long has gone 10 clemson ioi
another years work.
Mr.. William p. Greene went to Greenwood
last Wednesday on business.
Messrs WILDER Blake and Joel Morse have
returned from short stay at Greenwood ana
Miss Lille Smith OF Ninety Six is here with
her sister Mrs. Bradley. Miss smith Will al
Miss jamie Wardlaw White left on Tuesday
for ten days visit to Miss Sarah Cotnran al
Greenwood. Miss White will then 60 TO
Bradley where she will take charge OF the
Miss Bevie Wilder expects to leave in few
days for GEORGETOWN where she Will teach.
Miss Wilder has many Ssnr irienoS VINO nope io
MIR. e. II. Westfeld has bought the bakery
from Hill & Sign.
The fire Wednesday morning has given a
new topic OF conversation since the change In
the weather has been worn thread bare. Ihe
fire company responded fully and promptly
to the alarm and by their combined efforts
the fire was held in check. Every one IN
town came out TO see the company work.
One man remarked II never saw as many
funny looking evening dresses In my life" ne
seemed to enjoy seeing the dress paraae
know we are not at the mercy Of IRE our
company and town is TO be congratulated.
Mrs. VIC. Miller and her two children re-
turned to their home IN Charleston after
short stay with Mrs. A. B. Morse
Miss Carville OF Baltimore has charge OF the
millinery department Of Smiths Dry Goods
store. Miss Carville Is an artist and Is sure TO
please those who give her q call.
Mrs. w. 81. Long is convalescing after being
seriously i'll several days last week.
Third Sunday night services were helo n
conducted the meeting. His sermon was IN;
teresting and instructive. The tribute PAID
the late DR.. William Mofat Grier was
beautiful and appropriate r. IT. sv,sv,,,e Ga at
tending meeting of the Second Presbytery.
Miss Jennie Edwards Of Due West Is here
on visit to her brother Mr.. Walker w. Ed.
Mr.. r. R. Watson spent Sunday in the city
with the family OF Mr.. st. Julian Corrie.
Little Miss Louise Brown is home again
after spending pleasant Summer with her
. grandmother at Trenton.
Miss Genevieve Marchant and Miss Sarah
White left on Tuesday for Winthrop College
for the bss Resumed her STU
dies at the Graded School after q pleasant
Miss Leila Belle McCalla of Lowndesville
to Winthrop College.
Miss Nettie Russell has returned from a de-
lghtful Summer outing at Hendersonville.
Miss Mary Bester Tartt OF Alabama has
gone to her home after q pleasant stay with
her friend Miss JAMIE Quarles.
The Womans Club will have meeting on
Thursday night at the home Of Miss Florence
TempIeton. DR.. Daniel will deliver an ad-
dress before the club 1.-THE Elizabethan Age
In Literature"
Miss Carroll OF Aiken is on visit to Mrs.
Carrie Lagare at her suburban home;
The Graded School open ed on Monday with
three hundred pupils. Prof Gillian has
strong corps Of teachers and the school gives
promise of an unusual profitable year. The
teachers range as follows:
l Miss Parks.
Miss Templeton.
Miss Robertson.
Miss Perrin.
Miss Maxwell.
Miss Cochran.
Miss O'Daniels.
Miss Coke.
Mr.. Bradley.
10 Prof Gillian.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society OIL
the Methodist church will convene on Friday
evening. A number Of ladies from different
parts Of the state are expected.
Mrs John Ferguson died at her home near
Warrenton Saturday night. The body was
laid 10 rest sunday afternoon at Long Cane
Cemetery. Mrs. Ferguson was formally
Miss Alice Brooks, and has two sisters Lying
in this city, Mrs. r. c. Wilson and MISS
Maggie Brooks. The sympathy Of the entire
community goes out to the afflicted house
hold.