The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-27
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of q Week
About the City.

Mrs. Eliza Lyon and Mrs. Lila Mabry, re-
turned last Tuesday from pleasant visit TO
relatives in Seneca.
Mrs. L. w. Perrin returned last week, after
months stay with her mother, Mrs. Robert
McCaw, in Gorkville.
Mrs; r. Y; McI;ees; Of Greenwood, spent II
". A. Templeton. MIR McLees went 10 Little
Mountain Church Sunday morning, and gave
an interesting talk before the Sunday School.
Mr. w. T. \. Sherard. of Moffatvllle. was IN
the city several days last week.
Mrs, II. Frank McGee entertained the
Young Ladies Whist Club at pleasant meet
Editor j. I. Bigham, of the Chester Lantern,
spent one day last week in the city on DIS
way TO Due Wes:.
Miss Elise Moore, young lady OF unusual
personal charms, has returned TO her
nome In Yorkville, after delghtiul Vlslt 10
her friend, Miss Belle Perrin. am. mn, iii,
The many friends Of Miss oiiie HI! VIII
learn with regret OF her scrl GUS Illness at her
Miss Florence Templeton returned Friday.
after weeks stay with MISS Maa lane Hndgenss nonas
Due West, and MISS Maggie huugens, VI
MI. James II. Perrin left Friday to take a
the Macon Of
was registered at the Inn last week.
Prof. r. F. Gillian has the finest tomato
vines in this part of the city. Mr.. Gillian
keeps them carefully pruned.
Invitations are out to the marriage Of Miss,
Grace Ellis and Mr.. Anthony A. PearsoH,
both OF Due West lne harrlaSe Will zoe
solemnized Thursday morning June YSth.
MIR. Pearson has lived in our city, and his
friends here wish for him and his fair pride q
long and happy lie. ~
home ip Elberton. after pleasant stay here.
Mrs Robert Game, who has been living in
Atlanta for some time. is in the city staying
at the Glenn Ethel Inn.
guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary Hemphfll.
Miss Moffatt is Professor III Peabody Nor
NAL College In Tennessee ,,u
Senator s. b. Tllrman.
Mrs. AI,St. Julian Corrie spent Commence
newt week in Due West Win ner slster' mfs'
MRS. l.. G. Haskell gave a reception satur-
day afternoon, In honor OF Miss Alexander,
tractiye Young ladies of Washington, Ga.
AbbeviIle's base ball team played good base
bali last week; they have games for every
anderson, ai1eIn9on m in mAnderson. and three with
Miss Fannie Harris and Miss Nellie Wilson
entertained large n1mSer d oi tnels sipg ends Tbs at
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by the
young people. During the evening delightful
refreshments were served. .,os o. ,o,
post, after spending few days pleasantly
with the Misses Clinkscales in Due West:
Judge ]. G. Klugh went to Columbia ,I Mon Mon H.
the commencement at Due West last week.
Master JamesP. Tempieton was the success
tul contestant for the prize offered by the Alb
sIne Seyilis m sftcIss that were in Stock This
store carries a complete line havlng IN an
ass s1 oses Ssd seSera asys
work going over the papers.
Mrs. r. Lawton Dargan went to Shelby, n.
C. Saturday, where she was Joined by Mr..
Dargan. From there they will 20 to Cleye-
land Springs, for several Gays.
Union service was held In the Presbyterian
conducted the service. The congregation was
small on account of the inclement weather.
Mrs Richard Lee Simms, who IS here from
Atlanta visiting her sister, Mrs: Corrie, spent
several days last week with relatives in Due
Mr. John Livingstone. Of Seneca, Is in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Miss s. Leona Blake was In Due West sew.
eral days last week, the guest OF Mrs. Samuel
Miss ossie Saunders, one of Elberton's most
stylish young ladies, tS here on Vlslt 10 ner
SIS sister, r Mrs. Sam NelsIer..
Miss Caro- Miller, OF Anderson, was here for
last week for short stay WITH her cousin.
ADMIRED here, and her sweet singing is al
ways enjoyed by those who have the pleasure
ofhearing her. ,,
Miss Addie Hughes, Miss Sadie Lee, Mr.. John
Livingstone, Mr.. B. r. Tillman, Jr.. Mr.. vii.
liam Barnwell, and Mr.. H. g. Smith, went
over to q dance In Greenwood last Friday
Mrs. Ii. P. McIlwain and Miss Virginia Nc
Ilwain have returned from Augusta. Mrs.
McIlwain is better, and her friends hope she
will soon be out.
MIR. John SadIer, of Anderson, was in the
M Miss Ethel Holcomb. a pretty young lady of
Hepizah, Ca, is in the city visiting her cous'
Miss Ina Pinerton has returned from Ashe-
Vile, N. c., where she has been attending
Mrs. j. M. Gambrell has gone to Carrolton,
Miss, on an extended visit to relatives.
The friends OF DR.. Edward Patt, are glad to
welcome him back TO our town. DR.. Platt
viii be found at Dr. Milford's Drug store.
Abbeville Is pretty blue over the ball game
played In Anderson Monday afternoon. The
The shade trees in "Wes End have grown
80 low that 1t is impossible to pass under
them with a raised umbrella. The town
authorities should see to this at once.
The young men Of the town will compli-
ment the visiting young ladies by q euchre
party Friday evening. This will be the event
OF the season, and everything Will De done 70
make the evening pleasant one.
Mr.. P. Rosenburg, Miss Irene and Matter
Sol Rosenburg have returned, afterS aix
weeks stay in Atlanta. az.
Miss Marie Cheatham, of Warrentoh,S is
visiting her aunt. Miss Maggie Brooks
The arrangements Of the Carnival 10 being
:. we'll looked to. The men OF the town had
meeting Friday afternoon and enough money
has been raised to make 1t q success. A mum.
ber OF ladies have been put on committees to
arrange the parades and II all gives promise
10 be pleasant and profitable. Don't forget
the dates, II, Is, 10. of July, but come one,
come all.
Mr.. B. F. Rogers, one OF Eberton's rising
young men is In the city for few days.
Prof. and Mrs. X. F. Gillian, and Master
Edward Gillian, left for Columbia Tuesday,
for several weeks stay with relatives. !
Mr.. George Gambrell Is enjoying weeks
vacation.
Due West were in the city Monday on busi-
ness. %"' 81
Mr. Clifford Haddon has charge OF decora-
tions OF our city, during the Carnival.
Miss J ennie Cason was shopping In the city
Tuesday.
r. NJ. Haddon has just received large line
of patterns in the fall styles.
Mr.. N. w. Collett, OF Athens. Ga. was In
the city several days last week on business.
The wreck on the Southern Road between
Macon, and Atlanta that resulted In the
death OF 35 people was one Of the most terri.
BILE accidents that has happened in our South
land in many years.
Miss Norma Anderson Is at home, after an
extended visit to relatives In Due West.