The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-09-05
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What "M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City.
Abbeville S. &. Sept.

Abbeville S. &. Sept. 4.
Mr. Smart Beacham and bride, OF Atlanta,
accnmpained M by his brother. Mr.. Fred Beach.
ann arrived in the city last Monday and are
the guests of their uncle Mr.. c. V. Hammond
for few days. after which they VIII Vlslt
relatives at Greenwood and Ninety Six.
to Donalds by telegram last Monday on
account OF the death of Mr.. Donald, who Is
an uncle Of Mr. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Marshall, OF Anderson,
are in the city on visit TO their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall. Calhoun has many
friends in this his old home who always
a, -ord to him hearty welcome.
Little = Mountain last Friday, after two
weeks stay which benefited all, especially the
former who apparently is greatly improved.
Capt. Branch and MIR. Blum have also re-
turned after beneficial sojourn at the sum-
mer resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Haddon and daughter,
after a months stay In northern cities, wnere
they have made their usual fall purchase, are
expected home this week.
Mrs. Rosser, who has been In New York for
sometime making her fall and winter pur.
chases will be home tomorroW and Wlli 81
once open large and magnincent iine OF
ladies goods. embracing q full line Of Mill
merry. Mrs. Rosser will also have mantna,
making department fully equipped. she Will
occupy the store.room recently vacated oy
Mr. r. Wilson also the iittis lies store ao1on
Mr.. Kendall. Of Manning, s. c., has just
arrived from New York and Is already open
ing splendid stock Of goods at the Nv hlte
with his business, carry a full line OF Mill
merry which will bt in charge of Northern
Milliner, who is already here.
Mr.: G. Dupre Of our Gity is s,or costly sna ans 10
ready to serve the public with the pest OF
bargains in stationery and school books, az
we'll as other useful articles, MI Dnpre IN
well known and deserves lloerai pa,eonasSH rnaS~
with q splendid stock OF ladies goods anu
millinery, which will be brought to the al
tention Of the public In due time. Her man
tua making department will be in full force.
presided over by herself with competent
| and efficient corps OF ladies'.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Mrs. Riggs, OF Orangeburg. after pleasant
visit Of two weeks TO her brother. Dr. u. A.
Neuffer. returned home last Monday.
Mrs. Frank R. Glenn and children are IN
the city as the guests Of Mrs. j. 6: Edwards.
Many friends are glad to see Mrs; Glenn
back in Abbeville and only wish she had
Miss Alma Gambrell who has 80 long had
charge the Central Office OF the Aooev;llle
Telephone Co., has given up her position,
and the Misses Douglass will now have
charge day and night, and will no doubt De
as efficient and faithful in the discharge OF
their duty as was Miss Gambrell.
Miss Louise Bailey after pleasant visit TO
! friends at Cokesbury, Is at home again.
| Mr.. James A. Bowie fs now with Mr.. Ken.
/ dali Mt the "White Front where he will be
glad TO welcome his many friends and serve
| them with the best of bargains.
! DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
On last Friday evening Miss Nora Ham.
| mond entertained most charmlngly, num-
/ Der Of her friends in honor to her vlsitlng
guests. Miss Vivienne Caldwell, OF Donalds
and Miss May Wilson, Of Newberry. De.
| lightfnl refreshment were served and all
| enjoyed pleasant evening.
| ABSENT PASTOR.
| There were no services in the Methodist
Church last Sunday, as DR.. Daniel is now OH
/ for his summer vacation. He will be absent
next Sunday also.
! COTTON AND BUSINESS.
Cotton is bringing a good price and our
merchants are preparing fora big fall trade
| With high price cotton and all Glasses ol
goods advancing, Is there any reason why
\ wages should not advance in the same ratio
OUR SICK FOLK.
Mrs. w. D. Wilson has been sick for some
| time and is still quite i'll. Her many friends
| wish for her speedy recovery.
At Abbeville. Aug. SOth, to Mrs. George
Lolnax, daughter.