The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-09-05
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Week
About the City.

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About the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Edwards left last We'd
nesday for their new home In Due West.
Their many friends here regret 10 see Tue"
MIR. A. NJ. Smith and Mr.. J. Allen Smith,
IT. returned last week from pleasant WISH
TO New York, Atlantic City and other Points
MIR. Clifford Haddon attended a picnic at
Due West last week. ,,,,,.
Messrs. Wilbur Blake. Louis Biount, W WI. IL
Hill Hill, Mac Henry, viii: Hill and Tom Lyon,
went to Lawn Party at the home OF Mr..
Kennedy Watson last Tuesday evening.
guest of his school.mrte, Mr.. II. Gllespae
Smith several days last week.
Miss Margaret Hill returned Inursday
from orssn an sstendea visit TO hef
Miss Pansy Wyman, VINO nas oesn Inc
charming guest OF her aunt, Mrs. j. +. Mckln-
non. for several weeks, returned TO her home
in MRS. hise9 Geoase w. speer OF Monterey with
her little daughters, Susie and Leila, are In
the city, the guests Of Mrs, W. A. Templeton.
Miss Susie is here taxing tne ecu trea1 "
her physician, DR.. A. s. Speer.
Mrs. j. B. Lyles and Master James Lyles,
were in the city Friday: Captain Lyies has
Mrs. Frank E. Harrison went to Greenville
Saturday on visit to Mrs. j. S. Cothran.
Mrs. ]. Rennie Blake, of Greenwood, Is here
staying with Mrs. John 4. Blake. Mrs Blake
will make her home here for sometime.
Miss Lucia w. Parker is home again, after
spending week at Blowing Rock, North
Carolina.
Mr.. R. Lawton Dargan spent Saturday and
Miss Mary L. Robertson returned Tuesday
from q pleasant two weeks stay with MISS
Annie Clink scales In Lowndesville.
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Cheatham were shop
ping in the city Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Haddon returned Tues.
day from New York and Baltimore.
Miss Mary Brooks. charming young lady
the guest of Miss Maggie Brooks. Miss
Brooks is the oldest daughter of Mr.: John
Brooks who is well remembered In the
4 MIR. Arthur speer, OF Anderson. spent Satur-
day and Sunday In the eity Witn ti reiatiyes; ,or
woodruff where she has charge OF large
school. ,u-, ,,,.,
ander sSisited her cousin, Mrs. Albert Clink-
Miss F4sple and Miss Mary Starke and
Miss MaudsAcClung, we're the as, guest guest Of Miss
Mrs. Rob RoyWatson has returned to her
Miss Maggie Brooks and Mr.. g. W. speer,
attended service at Wsrrenton Sunday morn
The Misses Boozer le{t Saturday for their
home in Columbia, aftet q pleasant stay here
with their cousin, Miss Nettie Russell. 4
Saturday from an extended stay in Anderson
Vile.
pleasant visit to Miss Cleora Brunson IN
Edgefield
Miss Alma GambreIl has give up her posi-.
tion in the telephone exchange on account OF
her health. Miss Mary Douglass g.. haS 1n,a charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun Marshall are IN the
city visiting their parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. Wideman Bradley has returned
from three weeks stay at Williamson. ,
Miss Nina Wilson, OF Warrenton, was In
iatives.' s' ' N 'N'' "
Mr. and Mrs. Mod. Cater spent Sunday in
Monterey with MIR. and Mrs. T. A. Cater.
Mr.. w. T. Mcdonald Is home again after
a months stay at Little Mountain. Mr..
McDonalds friends are glad to know that he
Is improving and hope he will soon be entire
Miss Mamie and Miss Nellie Scott, two
pretty young ladies. Of Atlanta Ca. have re-
turned to their home after q pleasant stay
here with Mrs. w. D. Wilson.
Mr.. T. Gordon White left last Tuesday,
with his father. Capt l.. w. White, for New
York and Baltimore.
Mr. j. Allen Smith is In Athens on busi-
trip.
Mrs Mamie Wardlaw is at her post again
after months vacation.
Mrs. Charles A. Milford and Miss Viola
!Gouche returned last Thursday. from a ten
!. days visit to Miss Helen Mower, in Newberry
= Mr.. H. Frank MCGEE returned Saturday
from New York, where he has bought large
stock OF goods for Mr.. Smiths new store In
Z. Mr.. J. Belton Lyles, Jr., leaves Wednesday
for Spartan burg, where he has accepted q
position with the Aug w. Smith Company.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Henry Peckhsm. Of
lNrtA Aan fhn nr0 0oy0f ont nf
their daughter, NJ iss Jessie Peckhsm 10 Mr.
William Bell Lawson, of Abbeville. s. G. The
wedding will occur October, 18th, at the First
Baptist Church In Griffin.
= Mr.. and Mrs. George CIaxon will leave in
few days for Spartanburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claxon have only lived in our city for short
time. but during this time have made many
Miss Norma MaShews 70 ret returned s Saturday
from months stay with her sister in Birm-
Mrs. w. Dale Ban ksdale returned Friday
from an extended visit at White Path, Ga.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs A. St.
Julian Corrie and family regret to know that
They have made Abbeville their home for
epsst eight years and have made many
friends here.
Miss Charlotte Wardlaw left Monday for
her honein Augusta, after a ten days stay
here with her aunt. Mrs Eliza Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Barnweil returned last
week from Tallulah Falls. where they spent q
Miss Plevna Seal, Mrs. Joe Wilson and Miss
Willie Seal, are expected home in few days
from months stay at Portsmouth,.
Miss Corrie Killingsworth is home again
after enjoying months rest.
DR.. j. w. Daniel has gone to Charlotte for q
two week 8 visit to relatives.
Mrs. James G. Tadlock left last week for
Greenville. where she will Join Mr.. Tadlock
where be has position.
Rev. w. I. Sloan came home last week and
went to Mt. Carmel to attend a meeting OF
Presbytery Of the Associate Reform Church.
DR.. Frank Y. Pressly, of Due West, con
Quoted service in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Sarah Wyman and Miss Sallie Wyman
OF Aiken, are here on a visit to Mrs. ]. F.
McKinnon.
Mrs. Laura WaddelI, OF Atlanta, Ga, is In
tn city visiting Mrs. Lewis Blunt.
Miss Lille Visanska, OF Laureps, is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Belle Visanska.
Rev. j. F. Mcktnnon left Tuesday to attend
Presbytery.
Miss Suddie Barksdale, of Greenwood, is
here on visit to her parents.
Mr.. Walter Visanska has returned to At.
lanta, after spending sometime with his sis.
ter, Mrs. Philip Rosenburg.
OFF TO PREsBYTERY.
WA. Lanier, Warrenton.
w. A. Templetop, Abbeville.
Hugh Crawford. Little Mountain
w. B. Uldrick, Upper Long Cane
Joseph Gilbert. Lebanon.
Jno. II. Link, Hopewell.
4. G. Brownlee, Greenville.
DR.. Hunter, Bethiah.