The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-14
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.

CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What "M'' Sees and Hears On HIS
Rounds About the City.
Abbeville, 8. c., Nov. IA, 1900
So. SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given last Thursday un.
der the auspices of the ladies OF tpe Eons
Cane Cemetery Society was decided success ~.
- A crowded house rewarded tne huies huoIo To-
,ion Of she pabS Pre- od
! ton" brought down the house, ana was unId 5hs
bit Of the sysnins was Mr ". J. Bryson
who was QUITE active as reporter s,, ana sar a.
the samotiine was casting "side glancesa 1or
number one. The gross receipts OF Inc e'en"
ing ware about $50.
-. PERSONAL MENTION.
Cant. Sam Mcbride and Mr.. Andrew Leroy, {,
Of wilmington, were ip the city on business
'asi Mrs sa5ofaak g. Marshall and little daughter Of
Anderson, arrived in the city last SatnraaH
and are the guests OF Dr. anG IN a6e oty few
Miss E Eunice Calhoun. who has aonrishing
school near Latimer spent last ;oSss Saturday any
1. Mr.. Arthur Irwin. prominent mercnant "
Antreville, was In the city last SATURDAY:
Capt James Pratt, one OF the promlnent
farmers Of the county, was IN the city iaS'
MT. Doc Andrews, one of the best farmers Of
the white Lick" section, was In tne eity
Mr.. and Mrss j. F. Thornton were shopping
in the city on Saturday.
Among the prominent visitors in our city city
last Saturday, was Mr.. d. T. Mcaee Oh Due
: Train Master Henry A. Williams. OF
Greensboro, spent last Sunday IN the CITY
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popular 1 ns eonduetor @ ont on the ASbevilie Branch,
MI. Arthur Sytan is in the city for short
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cohen arrived in the
4 MIS-, ]. L. Mcmillan. Mr.. Cohen big A. Is
now hpslins salesman snsna sor nfse iss tme
with his Abbeville friends that they Wonio
4 like. Always In hurry, and ever ior ohsi ha.
ness seems to ne S ms IN motIU; 9avs sIsd 10 see
\ him, or any Of his family.
MI. T. "A. Francis. The best hardware sales
man in the State. Is In the city on DasinesS hes,
Mr.. Francis Ia known everywhere, and n0st'
OF friends who always give him corola
greeting.
b.. .., CAROLINA HOTEL.
This hotel formerly known as the Miller
been recently opened by Mrs. Eugenia Payne
Of Cross Hin. Mrs. Payne understands The
wants and needs Of her guests and especially
polite and efficient servants, and tables spread
with the best the market affords, is prepared
to entertain In up-to-date style at the "Caro
lima Hotel"
MISS MAE ROBERTSON ENTERTA1Ns.
Miss Mae Robertson entertained q number
of her friends last Monday evening In hono
TO her charming guest. Miss Annie Chnk
COMING AND GOING. ~
Mr.. James A Hill, after an absence Of ovel
amonth In Columbis, is expected M % nome }ItanGo 70
Miss Leila McCalla passed through the city
last Monday enroute from Winthrop Collegt
TO her home at Heardmont. on account Q
hope she will soon be we'll.
Our friend George Gambrell, the polite and
popular salesman Of the well known hrn o.
B. F. Crayton & Co.. OF Anderson, spent last
Sunday at home In the city to the great pleas
ure Of homefolks and his many friends
George is an up-to-date hustler, having hosts
OF friends who are always glad TO see him.
Mr.. Lawrence Parker, one Of the populsl
statesmen OF the wideawake hrm OF Hall 9
Anderson Of this city, spent last Sunday with
DR.. l. q. Russell, Of Greenwood. spent las,
Sunday in the city with homefoks.
Mr.. John Stalnaker. one OF the popular con-
ductors on the Southern. spent several days
Of last week with friends In the city.
Mr.. T. G. Ellis and Mr.. Jeff Nickels, spent
last Sunday with homefolks in the city Of
formed Church last Sabbath, owing to the
absence of the pastor Rev. T. W. Sloan who
& was attending Synod, convened at Louisville,
Georgia. Mr.. Sloan was expected home
Il. Owing to the protracted and extreme illness
; of Mrs. Rosser, Mr.. 4. II. 8. Day arrived 10
the city last Monday to look after his mer.
MI. Marvin Mann passed through the city
: last Monday, enroute for Charlotte, N. c.,
where he goes to teach class IN short
hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Jones arrived In the
city last Saturday and will now be at home
TO their friends at Mrs. T. @. Seals, the former
home Of the bride.
SOMETHING NICE TO EAT
Can always be found at the old reliable and
hustling firm OF A. M. Hill d Sons, who are
fully up.to-date In their line Of business, hav.
"good things" from everywhere. Read their
advertisements and locals and you will be
sure to call and see their large and elegant
stock Of fancy and staple groceries.
MR.. JONES F. MILLER
Still hangs out his sign on the corner to let
the public know he is still "in the ring with
splendid stock Of staple and fancy groo
certeS. Mr.. Miller Is one OF our SUCCESSFUL
merchants who believes In "quick sales" and
"short profits" Give him q call and you
will be assured OF this fact.
Mr.. NJ. BLUM
Is tine bustling proprietor Of the Bargain
| Store" next to the Court House, where he has
Il q mammoth stock Of general merchandise,
which he is rushing of at "low down" prices.
BY energy and push Mr.. Blum has succeeded
30 we'll here that he has established branch
houses OF his business at Green wood and Nc
Cormick, where he is also having fine trade.
D. PoLIAKoFF
Has in stock large and we'll selected assort.
ment Of clothing. shoes, hats, staple and
fancy dry goods, which he Is selling at KNOCK
down prices" Give him call next door to
Thomson Brothers.
r. C. BERNAU.
Christmas will soon be here and r. c.
Bernau, our city Jeweler, is ready for you
with the largest and best assorted stock Of
gold and silver ware, Diamonds and Watches,
and all sorts of trinkets. suitable for presents
Are you contemplating matrimony, II 80
Bernau is ready for you. Your birthday will
soon be here, Bernau has beautiful line OF
"birth.day" presents. Remember when you
want anything In the jewelry line, Bernau's
store is the place you are looking for.