The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-28
WEST END.
HappeningS and Incidents of a Week
About the, City. -. 3.

About the, City. si,! ;.
Miss Belle B. Perrin left Thursday for q ten
days visit to her cousin. Miss Charlotte Thon-
son. OF Atlanta. 80 .t ~
Miss Isabel Haddon and Mr.; Clifford Had
don. went up TO Due West last Tuesday to- AZ.
Kline and Due vest Female College. The play
was a success In every way. 81 l',ytl-
the city several days last week the guest of
Rev. r. H. Plemmops.i DIR. Forester was
here In the interest Of the Baptist Courier,
religious paper published In Greenwood: Z
where she will have charge OF fine school.
Miss Maxwell has bad experience in teaching,
and will no doubt give perfect satisfaction.
Miss Nellie Cochran has been unable 10 meet
ness. Her friends hopefor her speedy erecov-
Mr. ]. T. Bigbam, Editor ofths Chester Ian
tern. accompanied by bis two. interesting
in the city last Wednesday. While IN the
city they were the guests of Mr.IW. A. Tenn
dleton. 49, ;Ass -
DR.. L. I. Hill went over to 'Greenwo, d last
Tuesday on professional business. F',. =
Miss Hettie McCullom returned last Wed.
nesday from two weeks visit TO friends and
relatives In Summerton, Clarendon Count ty.
Miss Elise Bowie entertained the Euchre
Club Thursday evening at dellghtfuf meet,
ing. All the members were present. ST.!
Mrs. Eva Barksdaie Bowen. Of Zarlinet apds
Miss Annie Barksdale, were in the city Tnes.
day, the guest Of Mrs. I'D. Bark sdale:
Mrs. Oscar Cromer and Miss Marie ;Cromer,
spent Friday In the city, the guest Of Mrs r..
Mrs. ]. S. Cothran, Of Greenville, arrivedin
the city Friday, and is the guest OF her sons
Mr.. Wade S. Cothran. ~ !,@,
LITERARY CLUB. = ~
NJ, r>to NJ cot N
Friday evening at the home OF Mr.. D.. Allen
Smith, The subject Of the essay was Orators
and Oratory" read by DR.. j. Lowrie Wilson.
The evening was in every way pleasant one
here on a visit to her brother, Mr.. L. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Ferguson. spent
Saturday and Sunday In the country with
Mrs. Will Leslie. -
Miss nellie Reese leaves Wednesday for
Honea Path, whei 9 she will spend Thanksgiv-
ing Day with her sister, Miss Floride Reese.
Mr.. Mansfield Hollingsworth has bought
the home OF Mr.. 9 A. Sprott, ana VIII move
there N a short while.
DR.. William Pressly. OF Due West, was IN
the city Saturday.
Church at Donalds. preached at Long Cane
Sunday. Mr.. Wylie is young man, but gives
promise to be one Of the foremost men IN the
Presbytery.
to Lowndesville, where they will live in the
future. Mr. and Mrs. Nance baVe made Ap'
beville their home for several years, and nave
many friends here, who regret TO know they
will leave.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
THANKSGIVING services will be held Thurs.
day morning in the Presbyterian Church.
| Rev. T. w. Sloan, Pastor OF the Associate
| casiop. All the churches join in these meet.
ings every year. One day out OF each year Ia
| set apart for thankful acknowledgment OF
| Gods mercies unto his people,
The Union Services were held Sunday even.
ing at the A. r. 2. Church. On account OF the
Indictment weather, only few were present.
Of Mr.. Howard Wslker, in in Mexico: No1vNnd MI,
who has many friends here who sympathize
with her in this sad atfltctiop:
Mr.. J.. Earl AllenS of Lowndesville, was In
the city one day last week on business.
| 'wARDLAw-BEEks. =
The marriage Of Miss Willie Wardlaw. and
Mr., Beeks, OF Cross Hill, was solemnized
Thursday morning at the home OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. A. W. Jones. The young couple
left Immediately after the ceremony ior their
home in Cross Hill, foilowered by the best
wishes Of their many friends.
| The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. wafer
Wilson. died at their home at BROOKS MIL
last Tb bursday, after short illness. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wilson have the deepest sympathy OF
their friends. =,
Tuesday of last week. the remains OF
| Edward, the infant SOD Of MIR. and Mrs.
philip Rosenburg were taken TO the family
burying ground In Columbia for interment
The bereaved family have the sympathy o
their many friends.
"oLp BACHELORS CoNvENTIoN.'
l. Monday evening meeting was held In the
Court House TO arrange for Old Baehelort
Convention, TO be given for the benefit OF the
School Lbarary. The meeting was well al
tended and the "Old Bachelors" will snow
the lid Maids" what they can do In theil