The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-24
WEST END.
and Incidents OFFS Week
About the City. Z @y{. y

Happenings and Incidents OF n Week
About the City. y
Mr.. w. Coulter Cothran, of Greenville, was
the guest OF bis brother. MIR. w. $. Cothran.
several days last week. si.5s, lls
Mr.. Charles Smith and Mr.. ]. Bolton Lyles.
Jr., went to Cokesbury on Sunday, and spent
The funeral services OF Mrs. Virginia, O.
Aiken, were held at Green wood last Wedness
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs W.Joel Smith5
Mr:J. Allen Sm lth, Miss Mary Lou Smith,
Wyatt Aiken, Mrs. saIile W. smith. 5Mr. AdGs
w. Smith, DR.. J. Lowrie Wilson. SMfs5WsS&s
Cothran, j. g. Ellis attended from AbbsxtHe
Mrs j. Walter Hill Ia here nom Edgeheid,
on visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Wade q. Cothran.
Mrs. J. G. Klugh spent several days last
week in Bradley with her mother, Mrs. y. G.
Bradley. 80
. LITERARY CLUB. %.
Friday evening the Literary Club was de-
Iightfully entertained by Mr.. 4. NJ. Haddon.
Mr.. Frazer Lyon read q carefully prepared
paper on "The Boers." The meeting was an
unusually pleasant one, and was much enjoy
MIR. John Thompson, of Anderson, with his
son, Mr.. Ward Thompson, were In town sew
eral davs last week on business.
Mr.. William P. Greene attended Supreme
Mrs. Albert s. Hawes returned to her home
weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs. V. D. Lee.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. George Wilson, OF Warrenton. was pain.
fully, but not seriously shot last Friday. The
shooting was accidental. Mr.. Wilson was
out hunting when the shooting occurred, but
was soon gotten home and received prompt
medical attention.
Miss Floride and Miss Willie Calhoun went
to Columbia on Thursday TO attend a dance
While in the city they will be the guests OF
their friend, Miss Isabel Robertson. gsft,
Captain ]. B. Lyles was out Of town ssvera
days this week, on business. .SS1.fS
Mrs. Eugene B. Gary came home SATURDAY
after q weeks stay with Judge Gary IL
Columbia. Judge Gary has been siek, but fg
MI Mr.. r. 6. Wilson and Mr. Brookscbea beathsns
went 10 Warrenton on Sunday, TO sec MI
George Wilson.
MIR. fired Lomax has been extremely ~
for some time, his many friends hope for hin
Mrs Robertson, of Anderson, is in the cit!
visiting Mrs. Charley brown. Mrs. Robert.
son Is here to attend the Day-Brown mar
riage.
THE LIBRARY.
The School Library has made an order for
new books. Among them are, No. 8, st.
Johns Street, Janice Mersdeth, TO Have and
70 HOLD Wandering Jew The Adyentures TSs 0i
library Is we'll selected and is full of interest
ing and instructive books. The subscription
TO the library is one dollar year.
tertained Thurday evening, by Mr.. William
The ems many friends OF MIR. H. D. Reese will be
glad 10 know that he Is able to out, after
a slight attack ofpneumonia.
pAY-BRowN.
Mr.. Charles Day, and Miss LottIe Brown,
were married at the home Of the brides
brother, Mr.. Charles D. Brown, Tuesday
morning at ten thirty O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Day will make their future home In Trenton.
The best wishes oftheir friends 60 With them
The oung men of the Junior Whist Club
from all accounts, must have enjoyed very
merry evening last Thursday:
Mrs. Lewis Thompso OF Atlanta ia, was In
the city several days last week Mrs. Thomp-
son returned to her home on Monday:
Little Miss Margaret Glenn, the small daugh-
ter OF Mr.. w. G. eileen. had painful accident
Mrs. Henry Norwood returned TO her home
at Calhoun Falls Friday, after pleasant visit
70 relatives here.
Miss Mary Starke Lee and Miss Sarah Lee,
have returned from an extended visit to Miss
Iona Tillman in Washington, and Mrs.
Priestly Congers. In Greenvile.
Mrs. George w. Speer, OF Monterey. spent
Monday and Tuesday in the city. the guest of
her sister, Mrs w. A. Templeton.
Mr.. Win T. Cunningham, OF Lowndesville,
was In the city Monday, on business. ,
Mrs. Mary Walker, OF Baltimore. and little
Nam 'sele Norwood, of Dresden, were in the
city several days last week visiting Mrs. f..
B. Calhoun.
Little Miss Margaret Klugh and Master Will
liam klugh, went 10 Brauley Friday, to &C.
company their mother home.
: Mr.. James r. McLaughn, who has been In
the city for several days with his sister. Mrs.
T. P. Sellers, left on Tuesday for Greenvile,
where he goes TO take position.
Mira nj. IL. Gary is able 10 be out again, after
being confined TO her room for some time.
Miss Jennie Benson, OF Penny's Greek, was
In the city several days last week visiting her
cousin, Miss Corrie McClung.
Mrs. Hamilton left on Thursday for Little
Rock, Ark, 10 see her mothersswho ts quite
sick. .tSits ~ stsl .,
Mr.. NJ. I. Hutchison, OF ofSLewndesville, was
the Press and Banner Of which hs has been a
reauerfor many years. ~