The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-05-24
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
About the City.

Dr.J Lowry Wilson went 10 Anderson, on
Monday to conduct series Of meetings In the
First Presbyterian Church of that place. ~
Mr. Walter Nisapska IL still IN the city
visiting his home people. Mr.. NlShnska Is
suffering severely with his eyes, caused by
an atta"k of neaselS.
Miss Corrie McClung returned from Char
lesion on Saturday, after pleasant stay In
Miss Lily Templeton arrived in the city on
Monday, after a weeks stay With friends In
Augusta. ,,
full time In Charleston. and at Bamburg.
Little Miss Charlotte Brown was painfully
but not seriously injured by being run over
by a buggy on Saturday afternoon.
Misses Floride and Willie Calhoun returned
on Saturday from a pleasant stay In the city
The game of Ball on Friday between Able.
willie and Clinton resulted in F. complete VIC
tory for A Abbeville. Our team is a first class
one and can hold It's own.
The School Commencement Will be given IN
the Court House on Thursday and Friday
nights. Thursday night the entertainment
will be for the School Library. On Friday
night the tenth grade Will receive their
diplomas, and MIR. George B. Cromer. OF New
berry, will deliver the annual address to the
class. All may look forward 10 intellectual
treat.
The next entertainment of interest, after
the school commencement. will be the
Cantatta Esther. This beautiful and instruc-
should miss the opportunity of seeing 1t:
Miss Lucy White is still very unwell at this
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three interesting children. spent Friday In
the city the guest Of Mrs. J. II. Perrin.
Miss Lila Norward is home again. after
ten days visit to Charleston.
Mr. Will Barnwell Is able to be out again.
His many friends are glad to see him so much
Miss Belle Girard who injured her arm here
4 fan lta To-, I'll 10
DR.. G. A. Neuffer, s. g. Thompson and Mr..
G. D. Brown. attended meeting of the
knights Of Pythias at Florence last week.
DR.. Neuffer was elected Grand Chancellor OF
and we are sure the office will be worthily
Dr. Leslie Watson. of Antrevitle, went to
Columbia to stand the examination before
the State Board.
Mesrss. ]. Bolton Lyles and James II. Perrin
spent Sunday with friends in Bordaux.
Mrs. Lily Akers, OF Atlanta, accompanied
by her pretty daughter, is here on visit to
her uncle Mr.. W. Joel Smith.
Miss Nellie Cochran, Miss Mary Hemphill,
and Miss Rachel Hemphill will attend the
in June. Miss Rachel Hemphill will attend
Prof Mark E. Bradley was in town yester;
day. MIR. Bradley has Just closed a successful
school year at Jones with Miss Alma BROCK as
his able assistant.
Miss Nina Taggart is contemplating an ex.
tended trip TO relatives and friends In
Mississippi.
There will be big picnic at Antreville on
Friday, after the closing exercises Of Prof
William McKinnon's school. DR.. w. Nj.
Grier, of Due West. will deliver the annual
address.
Mr.. Carlisle OF Hodges was agent at the
Southern station during the absence Of Mr..
9. d. Brown IN Florence.
Mrs. A. E. Cox returned on Saturday from
Charleston, after pleasant stay In that city.
On Friday morning at four o'clock. the soul
OF David, infant son Of MIR. and Mrs. George
w. Lomax, winged its way back 10 the God
who gave it. Mr.. anu Mrs. Lomax have the
deepest sympathy OF every one In this sore
trial. The funeral services were conducted at
the home. DR.. j. w. Daniel otficiated, speak.
Ing words OF comfort and consolation to the
afflicted family. The body was laid TO rest ut
Melrose.