The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-21
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
About the City. sa1M.Si'

Miss Nellie Mosely, one of Lowndesville's
most charming young ladies, was shopping In
the city on Wednesday last. .Ni..ItS
Miss Fannie Morrow went 10 Verdery last
Wednesday to attend the Muse-Smlth
Rev. Peter Stokes. pastor OF the First
Methodist Church at Low wndesville, was In the
Miss Annie Hawthorne. Of Latimer, was in
the city several days last week, the guest oi
her aunt, Mrs. John r. Blake. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hayne McDll attended tn
Muse-Smith wedding at Verdery last We'd
Mrs. Lucy Thompson returned on Friday
from weeks stay in Iva and Anderson,
While in Anderson, Mrs. Thorn pBon was the
guest OF Mrs. James NJ. Giles. .E.5
Mr.. Robert q. Brownlee and Dr.. James "a
Mideman, OF Due West, we're In the city
Thursday on business. .--,,H h
Mrs. Edward McCrady was called to- heI
home In Jackson Vile, Florida, by telegram
last Monday, on account Of her sister.
Mr.. John R. Blake went to Green wood FIJI
day on business. =
Mrs. T. A. Cater, Of Monterey, W as In the
Mrs. l.. A. Boyd went to Clinton Thursday
for an extendended visit to friends In that
Mr. ]. Earl Allen and Mr.. Edward More.
head, two Of Lowndesville's young business
men, were in the city Sunday and Monday
Mr.. W: H. Long is having his home painted
Miss Corrie McClung has returned to her
position in Smiths Millinery, department,
and will assist Miss Clara Branham. Smiths
The editing Of the Topeka Daily Capl.
tai, by Rev. Charles M. sheldon, author OF
"In His Steps" has caused good deal Of un.
Mr.. Mark E. Bradley, of Warrenton, spent
Sunday in the city, the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. j. e. klugh. .sgE.., ~
Milford has made some changes I'M the
arrangement of his store. DR.. Milford Is pre-
nQrinp the ilp aQt6ra. and 900A
water drinkers In q comfortable and stylish
way. -. 2 =!
Mimi. and Miss n Geneva Weathsrs. Of
Vincennes, Ind, were In the city last Tues
worth. gE2f ~
Miss May Lyon spent Saturday and Sunday
In the city with her mother. Mrs. John Lyon
Mr.. Aug. w. Smith returned on Saturday
Mr.. John T. Bigham, editor OF the Chester
week at the bed side Of his brother, Mr..
MIS- Mrs. L.. l.. J. Williams, of Pelser, came to
Ahoeviiis Saturday TO be with her brother In
Judge Eugene B. Gary had slight attack
z Saturday. Judge Gary fell from bis hon but
sustained no serious injuries. His many
friends hope for him speedy recovery.
ME ToOgSo omlIu, Ol CHtQOuu rains, WhS III
tie CITY IN ,My0snasy s staying with his brother
Rev. DR.. Hall, OF the Theological Seminary
in Columbia conducted services at the Presby-
terian church on sunday. DIR. Hail was the
guest OF Mr. Amos B. Morse during his stay
In Abbeville. 1;s,fsss., ~ '' .-. y
There Will be no service at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday. DR.. j. Lowery Wilson
beingin Floriday with his brother. .- g.
DEATH OF WALTER L. MILLER.
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Hon. Walter L. Miller died at the home OF
Mr.. w. A. Templeton in this city Sabbath
morning, at q quarter to nine o'clock, after an
illness OF two weeka. Mr.. Miller was taken
i'll somewhat suddenly, but from the first bis
friends feared 1t might prove fatal. de was was
making q name in the literary world. For
the last five: years he had been Master in
Equity Of Abbeville county, and has the con-
tidence and respect Of all who knew Mimi
The funeral services we're held IN the Asso.
cIate Reformed Church at Due West. Dr, +:
Y. PRESLEY conducted the services, assisted
bv DR.. William Presley and Rev. o. Y. Bon-
ner. Members OF the family present at the
time OF MIR. Miller's death were: Mrs. l.. j.
Williams of Pelzer. Miss Ella Miller Of Old
Point, n. c.. MIR. J. 7. Miller Of Gastonia, n.
c., and Mr.. john T. iBigham OF Chester. The
ing place by Mrs. Klugh, Miss Statia Wide
man. Mrs. w. w. Bradley, Mrs. Walker
Edwards, Mrs. James Gilbert, Mrs. Temple
ton, Miss Templeton. Rev. Z. n. Plemmons,
Captain John Lyon. Messrs. J. R. Blake, W.
w. Bradley, A. B. Morse, NJ. T. Coleman, 4.
G. Bernau, W. H. Parker, l.. W: Perrin, 4; II.
n. Graydon, w. P. Greene, Hugh Wilson,
Walker Edwards, w. A. Templeton, John
Harden. Renwick Bradley, l.. T. Miller. James
Gilbert, f. K. Cox, j. l.. Perrin, and others.