The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-07-26
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of Week
About the City.

Abbeville, S. c., July y, lo99.
Miss Jeanie K. Perrin has returned nom a
months stay with her aunt, Mrs. Sallte
Smith, at her summer home In Cashiers Val
The base ball game at Greenwood on Tues
dsy resulted In another defeat for AobeVille.
1t seems as II our team Is playing under an
unlucky star this season.
Miss Sara Cothran, one OF Greenwood 9
most charming young ladies, spent several
days last week In the city, as the guest OF her
cousins, the Misses White.
: DR.. L. H. Russell came up from Greenwood
on Thursday TO witness the ball game be-
tween Abbeville and Laurens.
MIR. w. Christy Benet came down from
Gteenville on Friday and spent several days
in the city with his uncle, Hon. William II.
Parker.
Miss Carrie Wier has gone to Greenwood
for few days visit before returning 10 her
home In GrPenville
Mrs. w. d. Barksdale and her interesting
children, spent last week IN Greenwood.
Miss Helen White is In Newberry on an eX-
tended visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. A. Milford has returned from a
pleasant weeks stay In Anderson.
Miss Helen and Miss lone Smith went to
Green willie on Saturday to visit their friend
Miss Carrie Wier.
Miss Meta Brownlee, from Antreville, was
the guest of Mrs. John r. Blake last week.
Miss Brownlee Is here attending the summer
School.
Abbeville and Laurens crossed bats on
Thursday. The game resulted In complete
walk over for AbOeville. The team did good
work and hopes to regain lost laurels. Great
interest Is shown in the games this season. A
large crowd witnessed the game on Thurs
Miss Emma Cothran White. one Of Able
ville's brightest young ladies, has been unan-
school. Miss White was graduated from
Converse College In June with distinction.
Miss May McLaughen has returned TO her
home a! Kings ! BMountain' uta after visit to her
Miss Helfrish, OF Columbia, is in the city
on a visit to Miss Winton Parks.
Mr.. Perrin Quarles has gone to Trenton to
visit one Of his class males. Mr.. Quarles Will
Mrs. James NJ. Lawson. accompanied by
her interesting children, is here on visit to
Mrs. r. NJ. Haddon and Miss Isabel Haddon
expect to leave today for months stay at
Berkeley Springs, Va.
Jeanie Perrin will attend Lake Chautauqua
now In session. They leave for New YORK to-
Col. Robert 9. Ingersoll. the great agnostic.
lawyer and orator, is dead.
Mr.. Joel Perrin, OF Richmond, Va, is here
on q visit to friends and relatives.
Mr.. 4. A. Cater, OF Monterey, was In the
city Monday on business.
Miss Fannie Pinkney and Miss Marie Pro
vost, two OF Anderson's most attractive
young ladies, are In the city visiting Miss
Kate Marshall.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor. OF Greenville. is the
guest of Mrs. Wyatt Aiken.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage has inherited $780,
600 from her fathers estate. This good for.
tune will interest many who met DR.. and
Mrs. Talmage while at Due West.
Mrs. W. g. Neville, OF Yorkville, is visiting
friends and relatives In the city. Mrs. Neville
is accompanied by her pretty and interesting
MIR. and Mrs. w. Joel Smith left on Tuesday
for Glenn Springs and other points OF inter-
The Teachers Institute now In session is
we'll attended, about thirty teachers being
present. A course OF study has been arranged
and everything is In working order.
ed last Friday by Miss Alma Corrie.
DIR. E. G. Ried preached In the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. Both the morning and
evening sermons were practical and earnest.
DR.. Ried Is q professor In the Theological
seminary at Columbia.
Miss Laurie Johnstone, q pretty and attrac-
tive young lady from Macon, is here on Wis
compauied by her two brothers..
Mr.. T. P. Plemmons will preach next Sun
day at Buffalo ch hurch.
Mr.. A. B. Morse and Miss Mamie are ex-
pected home on Friday from their Summer
outing. Miss Mamie Is much improved In
health,
friends are glad to know she is better.
Mr.. Mark E. Bradley Is here attending the
Teachers Institute.
Messrs. Calvert Thomson, James Hill and
J. Bolton Lyles went to the Isle of Palms."
near Charleston, on Tuesday.