The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.

CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What ..M" Sees and Hears on Hi
Rounds About the City.
Abbevile, 5. G., June G, 1900.
NEW SCHEDULE on $. \. l.. ROAD.
The following schedule on the G, Z. Il y
division of the SeabOard Air Line went INT
effect last Sunday, the @rd inst, viz:
NorthbOund trains
No. 81 due at Abbevile 1898 p m., and meet
No. 403 mt Shops.
90. No. i02 due at Abbeviile i,23 p. m.
'' SUuthDOund trains
No IL due at AbUeville l.:j a. m., and meet
No Is.
No. SO due at Abbeville 5 ~ p. NJ.
No. 403 due at Abbevile l2.O7 p. m.
VETERANS RETURNED.
The United Confederate Veterans have re
turned from the Reunion at Louisville, Ky.
and express themselves az having q large re
union and most delightful trip, noLwith
standing their pleasure while in the city was
somewhat marred by the excessive downfall
OF rain. The following cities put in bids toi
the meeting Of the next reunion, viz: Clncln
natl, o., Buffalo. n. v, New Orleans, La, and
Memphis, Tenn, the latter city being the
place chosen for the next meeting.
on THE ABBEvILLE DIAMOND.
three games on the llth, 18th and 18th OF this
moth. The following expert players and tos-
sers are now In the city, and will play as "spe'
cials'' on the Abbevile Nine this season
Messrs. Lam ham, Gray, Callahan, Stewart.
Biers, Stephens and Bass. With these gentle
men, backed by the best players of the home
team, Abbevile will fear no odds, but start
out 10 win, and will therefore make this sea
son Of intense interest to the lovers OF This
infatuating game. Let everybody turn out,
and the game 90 on.
S. l. TILL OFFERS BARGAINS TO ALL.
From this date, June 9th, S. 1. TIL. the pro-
prietor of the New York Racket Store, will
offer especial bargains" in the sale OF cot
ton goods-will be sold at and below cost for
the remainder OF this month. Read 5ls ad.
yertisemeuts in this weeks Issue, as he means
business. Mr.. Till Is a wideaWake up-tadate
merchant, and always looks ahead Tor better
bargains for his customers.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Hon. ]. b. Holloway, aspiring again TO Leg
islatiye honors, was in the city last Monday
making himself extremely pleasant among
his friends.
classic city OF Due West, was in the city last
Monday.
DR.. Wyche, of Newberry, who Is an aspir.
ant for Congressional houors. was circulating
among the Abbeviile people last Monday.
The Doctor IL no doubt q fine man. bnt he Will
have to look we'll to his laurels II he beats Lat.
inner.
the Auditors office, were nustling around on
Master Walter Kirby, one Of the handsome
and polite lads OF the city is now clerking for
Messrs. l.. T. & 7. NJ. Miller.
Mr.. Lewis Blount Is clerking for Dr. G. "A.
Milford. Lewis Is lively and popular. espe.
cinlly among the ladies-in fact is good fel.
low anywhere, and percepttbly so at the
"fountain" where cooling and refreshing
drinks are dispensed.
Miss Jennie Sondley, who has been stu
dent at Lying In Hospital OF Philadelphia for
quarter, making 9219 out of possible 100.
Miss Sondley has many friends in Aboeviile
who congratulate her in The makeup of such
Prof and Mrs. E. L. Reid. of Due West, will
attend the HunterRed marriage which will
he solemniZed this evening In the A. r. p.
Church. Prof. Reid Is brother Of the groom,
and with Mrs. Reid will be the honored guests
of Miss Mary Hemphill during their stay In
the city. -
Judge and Mrs. Nance, OF Anderson. spent
several days of last week in the city visiting
their son in-law, Mr.. w. y. O'Brien.
Mrs. w. &. Lee, of Anderson, with her pref
ty little daughter Olive. have been on a visit
to her sisters Mrs. 7. Lawton Robinson and
Mrs. w. =. BreaZeale.
MIR. J. II. Green, OF Due West. was in the
city last Monday. Also Mr.. &. n. Nickels,
who Is one of the bustling candidates for
County Supervisor. ~
ITO FOR LITTLE MOUNTAIN. 81.
Already the exodus 10 this popular sum-
mer resort has commenced. Mr.. Tom Harris
and his sister, Miss Emma and MIR. and Mrs.
Cullman are already snugly settled at this
picturesque retreat, while others are ruml-
FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
Mrs. p w. Bonner is visiting homefolks at
Haddock. Ga.
Atlanta, where she accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Z. T. Beacham will make an eX-
tended visit TO their brothers, Jimmie and
Willie Rutledge who live respectfully IN
Mississippi and Arkansas. Mr.. Sam Seal who
LETT last Monday for Hot Springs of Arkansas,
will accompany them on their journey.
Mr., stephens, the popular druggist of the
Speed Drug Company, spent last Sunday
with friends in Elberton, Ga.
Mrs. Tom Morton, of Plum Branch, with
her three pretty little children, arrived in
K. NJ. Hill and Miss Fannie Moore, being the
guest of the former during her stay In the
city.
the baccalaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class Of the High School at that city.
Miss. Eva Kirby has been In Spartanourg
since last Friday on personal busines and Is
expected home tomorrow.
TAGGART-uUGHEs.
Miss Mamie Taggart and Mr.. Joe Hughes
were married last Friday afternoon at Bolton
by Rev. DR.. Vass. immediately after the
ceremony. Mr.. Hughes and his charming
bride lett for Columbia where they will make
their home. MIR. aud Mrs. Hughes are both
OF this city. where they are well known ana
have many friends who extend congratula-
lions and wish them every happiness.
GINNING MARRIAGE BELLS.
TO day June the 9th Mr.. Ed Neal, one OF the
popular Conductors, OF the Seaooaru
and Miss Laurie Bowman, of Glover virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Will take All EXTENDED
bridal tour North after which they Will re-
turn to Abbeville where they will perhaps
make their future home. and where they will
be welcomed by many friends.
CHURCH LIGHTS.
The Baptist. and A. r. P. Churches Of this
city have put in electric lights. The S light
chandelier in the A. r. p. Church Is very
handsome and makes beautiful light equal
to arc lights. .....n
SUNDAY AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Last Sunday apparently was an "of day"
in The Methodist Church. Rev. Dr. Danlel
being absent, his pulpit Was filled morning
and evening by Rev Ursler, of Cokesbnr
The congregation was small NOTWITHSTANDING ng
1t was supplemented by a number OF the
Presbyterian congregation. The organist was
absent and the members OF the choir scatter
ed, which resulted in the "old time" congre'
gational singing. At night the entire services
were better. Miss Matte Jennings presided 81
the organ while several members OF the choir
led In the singing. Just how and why this
all happened last Sunday we can't tell, but
nevertheless is just 30.