The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-11
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of Week
About the City.

Gen, Milledge Bonham, Of Anderson, was In
town last week attending court.
Miss Belle B. Perrin entertained the young
Girls Whist Club last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. A. Cater, OF Monterey. was In the
city on Wednesday. the guest OF her son. Mr
m Miss MARY Mary McLaughp, of Kings Mountain
will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. i
P. Sellers. Miss McLaughn is an attractive
young lady, and her many friends Will oe
Glad 10 hear of her coming.
Mrs. Hannah c. Perrin, Of Greenvilie. is
here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. George
White. ,o
County, we're In town Tuesday and Wednes
Miss annie Porter Is visiting at the home Of
her uncle. DR.. Ancrum.
Miss Emma Perrin, OF Rock Hill, Is mere on
q visit TO relatives and friends.
Mr. r. Lawton Dargan Is In the city FOR a
few days. Mr.. Dargan has position IN
Chester. o,os
at III. school library. This is one of the best
equipped and best selected Libraries IN thls parl
OF the state. The committee buys and selects
the books to please their members ana nave
most OF the latest novels. among them are
"Jossapy Bride" David Harum," Richard
Carval." .""When Knighthood was In Flower
and "Prisoners OF Hope e., .or,
Mrs. Isabel Pressly, OF Bolton, was In toWn
Miss Mary Miller, Of New York, is here on 9
visit to her cousins, Mrs. w. T. Ferguson ana
Mrs. John Cothran, of Clinton, accompan.
led by her interesting children, is in the city
visiting relatives.
Miss Isabel Haddon is expected home In q
few days from delightful six week g stay In
Baltimore and Washington. Miss Haddon
on her return will be accompanied by her
friend, Miss Gertrude Soladay.
Miss Meta Lythgoe is at home afteI Pleas, ;s
ant two weeks stay with friends IN
Greenwood.
The ladies Of the Long Cane Cemetery soce.
day OF the Circus. The ladies are striving to
enclose the cemetery and are work ing Win q
will, Sanwiches and coffee will be served tor
10 cents to those who do not desire regular
Mrs. J. s. Cothran, OF Greenville, is here on
a visit to her son, Mr.. w. s. Cothran.
Messrs. Mahon and Arnold, two OF Green.
viles's foremost business men w spent at,;s SUNDAY
The ladies the Episcopal Church Will give
an Interesting entertainment on Friday
night at Glenn Ethel Inn. The program, ls
sons Pictures and an opera, "The Manager
Troubles" Abbsviles best talent Will TAX
part and a delightful evening can De safely
Mr.. Robert Jones is at his post at Milford &
DuPre's, after visit to New York. He
reports a foe time, but he did not snake
hands with Dewey.
while with Miss Mary Lou Smith.
Master Edgar Hardin entertained few OF
his little friends on Monday AFTERNOON, ~
oihsAs Miss slaiis ali a. Wldeman and Miss Fannie
Widenan, of Due West, were In town on
Monday. While in the city they were the
guests OF Miss May Lyon.
Miss Etf1e Watson, OF Lebanon, was IN town
on Saturday.
Rev. James Boyce, the President Of Due
West Female College, was In the city on Sat:
urday. The Due West College has opened
with bright prospects, their Senior class num-
The Literary Club was entertained Friday
night by Mr.. A. w. Smith. Mr. Hugh
Wilson, essayist. chose the timely subject OF
Expansion. Mr.. Wilson's paper was care
fully prepared one In which he expressed his
views In a clear concise manner. THIS 10,
gether with the discussion which followed
Seemed 10 make the evening most pleasant
and Instructive one.
Mr.. j. F. Miller and family have moved
into one of the houses on Wardlaw street.
Mr.. Miller will begin his new home at an ear
ly date.
Mr.. Calvin Pressly, of Elberton, was in our
city last week on business.
Mr.. u. Haddon, from near Due West, was
in town last week staying with his son, MI.
r. NJ. Haddon. -,
Bishop Ellison Capers, OF Spartanburg. will
be here on Thursday, and conduct service In
the Episcopal Church.
The Womans Club will meet at Mrs. Cole
mans Thursday afternoon at five O'Clock.