The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-25
PRETTY WEDDING.
A Correspondent Says the Preacher
Made the Lovely Couple Man and
Wife.

Santuc, April l8, 1900.
Mr.. Jamss Mann, who Is to graduate at the
Medical College at Charleston next term, and
who ia the son OF Rev. Coke Mann formerly OF
this county, but now OF Columbia, is on q
visit OF several weeks to friends and relatives
| In this county. Mr.. Mann Ia handsome and
intelligent gen tlemsn, and we wish him much
Mrs. Knox. Of Abbeville, attended the Baker
and Cochran marriage. r..s
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wosma mansky. of the city,
were calling In Santuc last week. "
Miss Stella and Miss Lola Hampton and
brother. Mr.. Clayton, Of near Lowndesville,
were guests OF Mr.. Pinkey Milford during
the Singing Convention at Long Cane.
MR.. SAM COCHRAN AND MISS MAZE BAKER
UNITED IN THE HOLY BOND OF wEDLoCK.
One OF the prettiest home weddings that has
happened in Santlc for some time, occurred
last Tuesday, the 10. at three O'Clock p. NJ. at
the bone ofthe brides parents. Mr! and Mrs;
Miss MAZE Baker. both OF Santne. took the
marriage VOWS. Rev. Jno. F. McKinnon per.
formed the ceremony In very impressive
manner which made the happy couple man ian
wedding march and the party entered the
beautifully corated parlor as follows:
! Miss Lula Baker With Mr.. Harvey Cochran.
| Miss Iris Simpson with Mr.. Claude Cochran.
Miss Marie Simpson with Mr.. Jesse Gordon.
Then came the lovely bride and handsome
groom, and in very few and simple words
they were made man and wife. The marriage
was very private, only few friends OF the
couple being present. A delightful supper
was given at the brides home, and the day
following reception at the grooms's mother;
| Mrs. Maria Cochran. MIR. Cochran is an ener-
jetic young business man, while Miss Baker 10
one o: our most In teligent and popular young
ladies. Weekend our best wishes and con,
gratulations to the happy couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochran we're the recipients OF many
handsome and valuable presents.
| MIR. J. K. Milford, who has an art gallery at
at Greenwood, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his family In Abbeville, and while there
he visited among us.
ENQUIRIES MADE OF OLD FRIENDS AND
RELATIVES.
The writer has recently received letters
from different parties epqulring OF their old
| friends and family connection. Mrs. Lille l..
Davis was Miss Lille Wilson, now OF Bond,
Fla, but who lived IN this County before the
says her father. Lewis ]. Wilson. moved from
here to Florida the year after the war, and
while here. they lived In the neiehborhood OF
Lebanon Church, Upper Long Cane and the
County poor house. Mrs: Davis enquiries
particularly OF Messrs. " illiam, Frank and
John b. Wilson, and she also asks about
very dear friend OF her young days, Miss
Kate Crawford, who married Mr.. John j.
| Edwards. IF any OF the above mentioned are
friend and relatives. Mrs. Lille l.. Davis, OF
Bond, Florida, who ia quite anxious to get
any Information concerning the above men.
| toned.
Another letter is from Miss Julia E. Grey.
who taught In Anderson during the years OF
'S5 and '86. Miss Grey Is now teaching cat
tie rancho school at Frio Town, Frio County,
Texas, and wants u hear from her connection.
| And Mrs. Matte Harvey, OF Direct, Texas,
asks Of her Pharr connection.