The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-01-25

WAS Miss Marie, the lovely daughter OF oul
townsman, Judge e. b. GARY: Aiter tne ceIs
ing dinner was served In great abundance
rni in an elegance OF style seldom seen nc
Carolina. The elegant and magnlncent ais
play of costly presents attested the great pop
rlarity of the bride. Among the number was
a superb present from her parents, consisting
ing of silver spoons, ladies, nut PICKS anc
pearl handle cutlery, all In iull sets Ioi
ficent spread the bridal couple left on the
o'clock d. m. train for an extended trir
through Northern cities, carry ing With them
kindest congratulations and best wishes Oh
hosts Of friends.
VISITORS AND HOME FOLKS COMING AND
Judge ]. C. Klugh Is in the city for short
RESPITE. bot will leave next week for Berkeley
where he will hold court, and from there TO
Hon. +. B. Gary came up last Friday from
CoIumb ba, returning on Saturday.
Miss w. r. Moog, who has been With Z. M
Haddon & Co. the past season, will leave FOL
her home In Baltimore tomorrow. MISE
Moog is charming and attractive young
lady and has made number Of fast friends
during her stay here. She expresses herself
as being delighted with Aboeville and heI
people, and certainly they are with her.
MIR Charlie Moog and his sister, MISS Jen
ME, who have been in our city since Monday,
will accompany their sister tomorrow, ON
their return home, as far as Aiken.
Miss Eunice and Miss Matte Callahan, OF
their friend, Mrs. S F. Killings worth, left for
their home a few days ago.
Miss Corrie Lee Newell is expected In the
city this week, and will spend sometime Win
her aunt, Mrs: KiIiinssWorth,; s,s,,,na -o,o,,ves
In the Gate City.
city as the guest OF DR.. 8. +. Killingsworth.
several days OF last week in the city, where
be received cordial welcome from many
Miss Lila Norwood is IN Athens. Ga, visit
Ing her cousin, Mrs. A. g. Rucker, VINO IL
Mr. N. W. Collett arrived In the city tast
FRIDAY and was the guest OF Mr.. w. E. Hill.
Mr.. Collett is the proprietor Of the Athens
Steam Laundry, and says he 1eels nlgnly
com plimented at the trade he IL getting from
AbbeviIle Mr.. Collett is known by our peo-
pie, and is in every way worthy OF a iuil snare
Gf the patronage the people OF Abbeville.
Miss Alicia Hayne, an accomplished and
Charming young lady Of Greenviile. arrived
in lhe city last Friday, and is' the guest OF
her friends, Miss Willie and Miss Florlde Cal
houn.
DR.. l.. II. Russell, of Greenwood, spent last
Sunday in Abbeville with his homefolks.
DIR. &. A. Nueffer went TO Calhoun Falls
last Sunday on professional business
Messrs W. z. Bell and Jonn Haddon, ol
Due West, were in the city last Monday on
Miss Mary and Miss Susie burst, two young
ladies of Greenwood. with their cousin, Miss
Mary Dorm, spent several days OF last week
in the city visiting their sister, Mrs. w. d.
Mrs. 81. M. Prince, nee Miss Fannie Nun
dy, OF Piedmont. Is In the city on a visit to
her friend, Mrs. j. F. Miller.
Mr.. Walter u. Tusten, OF Houston. Tex,
spent last week 10 the city en- route Tor New
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Mr.. Charlie 'Moog and sister, OF Aiken, Is In
the city visiting their sister. While 10 the
city they will be the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
H. II. Hill.
Mrs. Harris, OF Atlanta, and Miss Jones, Of
Elberton. after pleasant visit TO their friend,
Mrs. ]. D. Jennings, LETT last Saturday for
their respective homes.
Mrs, II. Norwood spent several days OF
last week visiting frienas inthe city.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Epting, OF Williamson, on her
way from Athens, spent several days of tn g
past week with her sister, Mrs. Francis
Henry, leaving for her home on Saturday
last.
ON BUSINESS IN THE CITY LAST WEEK.
Geps % RoSR RSS SEGper'S0n 9hfrliS K wssssa' cSgan'
John Riley, l.. Q. Nichols.
Wm. L. Mundy, Edwin Parker,
John r. Lomax, w. ID. Ferguson,
P. A. Cheatham, John L. Mabry,
Prof. w. P. Wldeman. john II. Hall,
Ed Kieser, John II Walker.
ENJOYABLE socIABLE.
One evening OF last week Miss laura Nc
MILAN entertained in most charming man.
ner number OF friends At the home o. ner
ments were served and the evening was
spent most pleasantly by all.
ADJUSTMENTS. -
The german given last evening at tae Glen.
Ethel Inn by the young men OF the city in
honor to Miss Hayne, a charming visitor
from the city Of Greeville, was most enjoy.
able occasion, and long TO be remembered by
all present.
On next Friday evening q german will be
dies OF the city in compliment, We suppose, 10
the young men The evening Is looked tor
ward to with anticipation OF much pleasure.
succession OF operas is In store for our
people In the near future. All hrstc ass
troupes. New and bright scenery, and d
good time In store for all lovers OF the drama.
Tic.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Rev. o. B. Wilson, President of the Theolog
ical Institute of Tuscaloosa. Ala, visited our
city last week. and while here was the guest
OF MIR. r. Al. Haddon. This able and learned
terian church last Sunday night to large
and appreclative congregation, who were de.
lighted with him, and hope he will return at
some future day for longer stay.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
MIRO Wilson is again before the public
in the mercantile world on his own account
He IL now remodeing the store room Just be-
low Mr.. Jas. s Bowie on Trinity street, and
will put In at an early day nice stock o.
goods which he will offer II onishingly low
prices. Mr. Wilson Is capable and full of en-
ergy, and will have his share OF business.
BEAUTIFUL PIANO.
Superintendent E. A. Thomson has just
bought Il splendid upright Everett plano. A
present To his daughter who performs most
beautifully.
EPISCOPAL co VOCATION.
The Episcopal convocation convenes In the
city OF Green wood today. Rev. Edward Nc
Grady, rector Of Trinity, Will be present with
the choir OF his church who will render some
fine selections for this special occasion.
OUR SICK FOLKS.
Mr.. H. T. Tusten who has been sick for the
past ten days Is up again and was on the
street last Saturday.
Mr.J. H. Latimer Is still improving and
with the good nursing aud careful atten tiou
he has hopes soon to be himself again.
Mr.. Cicero Hughes who has been quite sick
for several weeks, has 30 far recovered as 10 &C
to the home of his daughter, Mrs Collett, IN
Athens, where he will make his home for The
present.
PERSONAL MENTION.
In last weeks locals we mentioned from q
letter received here that Capt. w. r. Branch
was sound and well, but since then we learn
he Is not fully restored yet. A telegram was
received last Saturday calling his niece, Miss
Jennie Sondley, aud MIR. W. Z. Hill TO his
bedside as his condition had changed for the
worse. The two left on the first train. OF
Monday "a
Branch better, and although undergoing the
most heroic treatment, and suffering Intense
ly. he was In good spirits and full Of ilfe ant
very hopeful, sending Ills regards to his Able
vile friends. His neice IL still with him, anC
with her careful nursing and the skill OF Mi
nh SRinian rfnn fri Hn hnn nd rra fn