The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-09-27
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
About the City.

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About the City.
Miss Margaret Hudgens. OF Hopea Path,
is here on visit to her friend, Mrs. Charles A.
MIR. David Henry has position as book
keeper at the Athens OIL Mill, owned by Mr.. j.
Miss Matte Barksdale is here attending
school and ia staying with her brother, Mr..
| w. d. Barksdale.
Miss Annie Bradley; Of Troy, is here visiting
her cousin. Mrs. j. G. Klugh.
Miss Plevna Seal is at home again after
Il delightful stay with her friend, Mrs. Joe
Wilson at Portsmouth,.
Mrs Dr. Britt, of Verdery. with her children
Mr.. 2. Henry @ Mosely. Of fiowndesvlIle, was
in the city Friday and Saturday on business.
! Mies Carrie Sullivan, OF Bolton, was the
guest Of Mrs. J. G. Ellis last week.
| Mr.. ]. Allen Smith has returned from a
business trip TO Atlanta.
Miss Frances Calhoun is at her home again
after a pleasant stay at Cashiers Valley and
Clemson.
Miss Annie Hawthorne has returned to her
Miss Ollie Hill is visiting her father. MIR. K
E. Hill. Miss Hill Is staying with her aunt,
Mrs Moragne at Greenville.
The many friends ofMr. J. Allen Smith Jr.
regret 10 learn that he is sick and hope for
him speedy recovery.
the city attending the Missionary Society
Miss Nellie Mosely is staying with Mrs. j. h
Blake.
Miss Efie Watson was in town on Sunday
DR.. ]. Lowrie Wilson went to Clemson on
on Thursday TO attend Presbytery. :.
| Miss Gussie Mcintosh, OF Bordeaux, is the
attractive guest Of her cousin. Miss Mary Lee
meeting OF Presby terry.
Mr.. Mack Mcintosh was in the city last
Friday.
Whist Club on Friday afternoon.
The solo beyond the Stars there Is Rest
sung by Miss Carroll In the Episcopal church
greatly enjoyed BY those present.
Miss Sue Whitfield, OF Anderson, is here on
short visit to friends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wharton came over
| with Mrs. St. Julian Corrie.
There was no service in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday on account Of the absence
Mr.. !. Earl Allen. of Lowndesville. was in
the city Cd Monday.
Judge W: G: Benet is In the city VI visiting nos
friends. Judge Benet has just returned from
two months stay in Scotland.
Mrs. Henry Norwood of Calhoun Falls Is
| here on visit 10 relatives.
| Monday afternoon fire broke out In one Of
Prompt assistant was given. 80 the fire was
| held In check.
Mr.. w. P. Greene went to Lowpdesville last
week on professional business.
W, L.
willie, Ca, where he attended meeting Of the
Second Presbytery OF the A. R. P. church.
Miss Isabel Haddon is visiting friends In
Washington where she will remain until
The Autumn openings are TO be held Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday. An unusual.
~ attractive and stylish display is TO be seen.
H09r% % Ssrk 1bk Sas s1ay sassr nd
are some of the popular colors. The show
windows are pretty and bright with their
graceful hangings and handsome dress pat
terms.
The Missionary meeting OF the ladies of the
Cokesbury district closed on Saturday even.
ing. The papers read at that time were we'll
prepared and instructive. Mrs. Herbert's pa.
ion work and the noble work Of the Prepare.
tory school at Kansas City; Mrs. what's in
her paper spoke Of the "The needs OF the
! Mr.. Walter VIsanska has returned 10 his
professional duties in Atlanta after a needed
rest spent with his home people here.
MISS Grace Smith has returned after de.
lightfnl visit to Miss Macleod OF Griffin and
Miss Connolly OF Atlanta.
Mr.. James Hill came home on Saturday
from Clemson where be had gone to attend
school, but on account OF his eyes he was un.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power Of Anderson
the guest OF Mrs. James N. Mcmillan.
MI; Robert Gillian Of @ Columbia n'nas spent Sun
Baily.
It is reported that on the seventeenth OF
October Abbeville ia to be visited by big
circus. This means big crowd and day
off, for every one. Let the people OF the
surrounding country come to our town on
that day and see the show and also see our
stores full OF pretty goods and great bargains.
The Woman's Club held an open meeting at
the residence Of Mr.: W. A. Templeton last
Thursday evening. Each club member was
permitted to bring one guest: About thirty
were assembled to hear the address by DIR. j.
W. Daniel. Miss Hemphill president OF the
club introduced the speaker He chose rs bis
subject 1.-THE Evolution Of English Names" re-
ferring more particularly, to the surnames
which date from the EliZabethan period.
The address was both entertaining and In.
strucLive. Mr.. and Mrs. Harden favored the
club with music. After this refreshm hments
were served by few OF the members.
Misses Mary and Maggie Prichard have re-
turned from an extended visit To their broth.
ers at Charlotte and BlacKsburg, Va.