The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-03
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Happenings and Incidents OF a Week
q 20, About tho City. -

Happenings and Incidents OF n Week
-, About the City. d.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN with her ,nephews
George and Hugh Bennt left on Monday fol
The Yohng Ladies' Whist Club had very
pleasant meeting on Friday afternoon at Mis-
Jennie Perrin's. - t'.st - ~ gfbG&
accompanied by Mr.. Lewis Perrin and Mr.
Gillespie Smith, spent Saturday ana Sunday
with Mrs. Lizzie G. Harrison, OF Milway.
DR.. Sam Wharton and Miss Sallie Wharton
Of Iva, we're Whiting the family of Mrs. r. E
Mr.. Clifford Haddon and Miss Mamie Seal
went TO Due West last Week to assist In the
opening at Haddons Dry Goods store at that
Mrs Wyatt and her charming daughter
bia. after pleasant visit 10 Mr.. g. w. Ken
dali. ;;.'lS4 ,r.-,r ~ -
Mrs. Rossera and her sister, Mrs. A. H. 8. Day
bave moved into the house on Greenyille
Street, recently occupied by the family Of
Mr.. A. J. Corrie. 80. 0.rr.....
Miss Isabel Haddon is in Washington, D.
c.. visiting Miss saliday who is pleasantly
Miss Annie Maclean left on Tuesday fdr
her home in Macon, after spending some time
with her friend, Miss Grace Smith.
Mr.. John G.. Edwards left Saturday fol
Charleston, where he will pursue his studies
Mr.. Hart Baskin was In the olty Saturday.
Mrs. Baskin returned to Lowndesville with
him, having spent some days with her sister
Mrs. Edward$on her way home from Chica.
Mr.. w. B. Martin and Mr.. r. h. Hemphill
Jr., left Thursday for Charleston, where they
enter the Charleston College
Mr.. Tbos. B. Lyon and MIR. w. L. Hemphill
Mrs.. D. Jennings and her son Mack, re-
turned last week from N. c., where they
have been visiting relatives. p ......
Miss Effie Watson, OF Lebanon, was in the
city shopping Saturday.
guest of Miss Nora Hammond.
Mrs Henry Norwood and children. are
visiting Mrs. E. B. Calhoun, "Madmoiselle," }"
Eilzabeth, and Miss Sarah will enter the
The Woman's Club had very pleasant
meeting on Friday at the residence Of Mrs.
Coleman. Very interesting papers were read
by Miss Annie Penney and Miss Mary Hem
The County teachers will meet at the school
house next Saturday, October =. The pro-
gram previously arranged will be carried out.
Miss Lily Templeton is expected home from
Mr.and Mrs. L. H. Russell went to Green
wood on Saturday. Their friends will be
glad to learn that Mrs. l.. H. Russell, Jr;, Is
convalescingJ
DR.. J. A. Dickson spent Sunday with friends
and relatives In Antreville.
Mr.. Frank Hughes Is now employed on the
5. A. L., and will make Abbeville headquar-
ters. His friends will be glad to welcome
him.
MOVING.
MIR. and Mrs. Owen will move to the Collett
House and begin housek eeping soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Sellers and family, arc
now with Mrs. Clinkscales.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Game will occupy the
cottage on Maine Street just vacated by Mrs.
Rosser.
Miss Willie and Miss Floride Calhoun re.
turned Monday from Camden.
Rev. ]. Lowrie Wilson goes TO Clemson TO-
day TO deliver an address before the woman 8
missionary Conference OF the S. e. Presby'
terry.
The friends of Miss Mary Connolly, of
Atlanta. will regret to learn of her serious Ill
Mr.. John Robert Wilson, one OF our oldest
citizens has been quite sick for several days.
Many friends wish for him speedy recoV-
cry.
MARRIAGE.
MIR. Marvin Jones, one of the popular engi-
neers, of the s. A. l.. will be united In marrl-
age to-day, to Miss Ada ReSpers, OF Duiieth,
their friends after October A, at MIR. W. d.
Barksdale
Miss Nellie Pressly, of Cedar Springs, with
her aunt. Mrs. oliver, OF Mississippl.,- are with
Mr.. Marvin Mann, of Mountain View, has
Just returned from an extended visit 10
Miss Louise Sassard will leave soon FOR
Charleston, where she expects to spend the
winter with her brother Mr.. Arthur Sassard.
We learn with regret OF The serious illness
Of M iss Sarah Cothran In Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Cochran spent MONDAY III
Due West with Mrs. w. w. Edwards.
MIR. Cochran is now with The firm ol W.
Joel Smith.