The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-31
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What 'sM'' Sees and He"
Rounds About the Sity.
Abbey,lle, 8. c., Dot. 81. 1900.
NARR1AcE nELLs ARE RINGING.


Rounds About the si'y.
AbbevlIle, 8. c.. Dot. 81. 1900.
MARRIAGE BELLS ARE RINGING
M,ss Etbe, perrin Roper will be laeEied
,,iaSwadnesdav1 afternoon TO Mr.. SAtdller
", % SHck Hill at the residence OF tief M7de' g
sister. Mrs. G. D: BsSwh Lowris owe 7ssoS pss. %s.
;e, ne er ,hs presbytsrian Church ef this otty.
Th,s " usii he q ouiet home marriage with only
The members OF the family and ~ intimate
friends The ,ho,ns so%e ~Wers %1 sc Of sasnmn The
bpiss ia one OF Edsefeld's prettisst and most
sttractIve Young ladies, and hasaiways been
one OF A6beville's most cnefming guests,
Sav,no many friends here, 40 well as In her
nwn n6mS me groom Ia one of Edgedeld's
nrnminsrt business men and is Indeed fortu'
nnats IN securfng the band and heart OF such a
sSsit,s ssa osns4 ~ Ian. '' - '
MARSxkaE BELLS STILL RING.
Miss Rsbeoca sssl and Nh. Claude s. Jones
vii Mili e e tns maessa homs IS BRIDE BY Rev Low
RE Wiison, 1pastor of The Presby terian Church
( Of this eliy.s Only fewrtntimate friends
earamony, The pretty home will be made
mcfe beautiful on this happy occasion 6y the
,decoration of beautiful flowers. The bride ID
one OF Abbeville's prettiest and most charm
young saes aas 81 ona the eDs
{ nee,s ~ lf,e Seaboard Air Linz having not
nfiy fha rsspect and esteem OF hfsemploy yers
e @:n o1 1Ss svsy
many long years TO come. -
... - DoUGLAss-LAwsoN.
F"The most notable Wsdaang In Ayo1nale
10 eSr as %s2y yocoSs Sss p ). m. oossssi sss the
Methodist 0huleb, when Mica Me2ton EN-.
NETT Douglass and'Mr Frank W9olsey Law,
son. Of selma ware TSs bnsab man sna
s51%esai foG%ss ipapiis Of Giss ware eager
and Interested SPECTATORS Miss Douglass IL
women OF >Aiaoama. For . long Time she
taught in the public schooiof Ay@dAle, and
has taken prominent part 10 IHe sunday
School and ether work Of tne. Aetn0als, noona
man of commanding presence ana OF tne
bright type Of christian manhood. he serves
the Southern raiIway at Selma "a resPonsi-
sured futnre. Few Young women ever re.
ceived more convincing proofs of anectlon
and esteem that were Hf<en 70 the bride IN
sas,oo sas oo1ss oa tSe% PreseisNsre I literally SHOW
ered upon her. Many Of these were costly,
but mot one OF them came nom other than
heart With iSss . veT no xaae RIsas
tary notice OF Ghe marriage Of our fcwnsman,
NJ Frank w Lawson, which his many
friends will read with much interest
OFF TO srArE FAIR.
some Of our eitissns who left yesterday and
will represent -Abbeyilie5 at the State Fair:
MIR. and Mrs. p. B. Speed. Miss sarah Lee,
Miss Mon ME Sign, Mis- Fioriae ana miss " WI w
lie Calhoun, Messrs: w. NJ. BarnWeli'sC. W.
Kendall and Aug. w. Smith.
cHsYsaNrHEMUM SHOW AND OYSTER SUP
The ladies of the Episcopal Church will
give Chrysanthemum Soo snow uh ana Ssr UyS!esspS
Hill q Sons store. A pleasant evening anu
good supper Is promised 70 all.
FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
Mra. DR.. Marshall returned home last Mon,
day after q most delightful visit to Mrs. b. h.
Norwood OF Calhoun Falls.
Mrs. Ella Latimer was called to GreenVille
Last Erdayb on Tbo@as 1 s9s cosby
!. Mrs. s. B. Rosser is quite sick, being con.
fined to her bed ut this writing.
Messrs. Clarence Wise, Lee Beaudro ana
Oscar Anderson, three OF dreenwooas nanu, tns
some young men spent last Sunday IN the
city visiting the Misses Hollingsworth.
Mr.. Arthur Syian left last Sunday afternoon
Miss Sallie Devlin was shopping In the city
last Monday. Miss Devlin has done her
shopping In Abbeville for number OF years,
and always receives from our merchants a
Miss Ollie Hill, of Greenville, was expected
4, IN the city yesterday on visit to homefoiks
Mrs. Rebeoca Wise after weeks pleasant
visit to her kinsman. Mr.. g. II. Moore and
= family, returned TO her home last Monday:
Mrs, Emma Cothran after 8 pleasant visit
TO her son, Mr.. Wade Cothran in this, her
former home, returned vest rday TO Green
M. Gaines Hammond who has been at
home sick Tor the past week, returned last
Monday TO his business in Greenwood.
last Sunday in the city With homefolks. Mr..
Mc(}ee reports for the Aug. w. Smiths dry
goods and millinery store OF Spartanourg
Mr.. viii McKinzle was in the city last
Monday on business.
, Our old friend, Mr.. John Darraugh who
now lives near Greenwood, was In the city
bis old friends who were glad TO see him. He
was accompanied by bis son-in-laW, MI. 10"
McIlwain.
Mr.. w. E Lesley was in the city on Monday
looking after special business: .,,u
Mr.. Tom Toloert was visitor TO our CITY
. last Monday.
Mr.. r. {. bargan spent last Sunday in the
Mr.. +. A. Andrews, of Wellington, was IN
the city last Monday to pay his taxes; MI;
Andrews Ia one farmer who has done wen sn1 s.Na
Is satisfied, having already sold over SIyo
has enabled him to pay all OF bis past anu ~
present Indebtedness, and left him enough 10
make him happy, and In love and cnar'''
Mr.. and Mrs j. N. DuPre have just returned
from pleasant trip TO Georgia, where tney
visited their daughters, Miss Fam nle and MISS
Daisy, after whicGthey took In the Atanpa
Fair.
young lady from Cross Hill, is In the city as
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. McDavid. Miss
Whine has many friends in Abbeville her old
home who are glad TO see her.
DR.. j. Lowrie Wilson and Mr.. A. b. morse
returned last Friday from Florence, Wnere
, vention Of the State Synod OF the Presbyter.
Ian Church. Mr.. Morse reports delightful
time, and had the pleasure OF meeting MT.
James Giles formerly OF Abbeville, who In
quired about his friends Of this city, to whom
he begged to be remembered by one and all.
Mrs. ]. +. Lyon after. spending several
months among the mountains of North Caro-
lima, returned home lasL week.
Mrs. q. NJ. Pickens: Of Anderson, was IN tn the
!. city last week In attendance upon the Tag
gart-C Chalmers marriage.
:. Miss jamie Cason was among the lady Visl-
tors TO our city last Saturday.
Miss Nell Sign after delightful visit TO
friends 10 Griffin and Atlanta, returned home
last week. 49,,
Mr.. q. ID. Reese is "homs again" from his
travelling tour throug b Georgia and part OF
% pr. and Mrs. 6. W. Cason, of Hodges, with
Mrs. Will Carlisle were among the visitors to
'I Mr.. FAY and an Mrs. James Tribble, of Due West,
were shopping in the city one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Drennon were among
the many visitors to our city last week.
DR.. ]. A. Wideman, OF Due West, spent
one day OF the past week IN the city on busi'
Judge r. A. Cater was In the city last week