The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-08-08
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents Of n Week
About the City.
Mrs. Lila Mabry and Miss Eliza Mabry, left
last Tuesday for q months stay In Cashiers
Valley with Mrs Sallie w. Smith.
Miss Sallie Livingston and Mr.. John
Livingston have returned TO their home In
Seneca, after q pleasant visit TO reiallVes mere
Miss Mary McLaughn and Miss Fay sellers
have gone to the Mountains lot "on'ns
M. and Mrs. r. c. Bernau went to Troy last
Friday on a visit to Mrs. Will Wideman.
Miss Belle b. Perrin left Iast spsea Tsesday s9me no.
time with Mrs. Smith.
Judge w. C. Benet arrived in the city last
Tuesday and was the guest OF friends for sew
| eral days.
Miss Adelaide Harris has returned to Able
Vile, after several weeks stay In Atlanta.
Or. J. Lowrie Wilson spent last week with
the family Of Wr: sa Al 3: ;: Morse no ooa,n after
delightful si2 weeks stay at HendersonVllle'
Brevard, n. G..
Miss Lille Sprott. of Green wood, arrived in
the city Saturday, and will be here sometime:
Miss Mabel Jones, one Of Georgia's fairest
daughters, 1s the charming guest OF Miss
Mr.. W. b. Barksdale spent last week in
Miss Leila Lites, OF ikesviIe, Fla: who has
[been tbs guest OF her cousin, Miss May Lyon,
| for several days returned to her home.
! Miss Floride Reese LETT last Frloay Ior an
4 extended visit 10 friends and relatives IN
Miss lizzie Penney, after an absence OF
several weeks IN the lower part Of Inc -" .
Mr.. W. walker Edwards.wentt 70 Due West
last Saturday on business. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey and their little
son, OF Seneca, were the guest Of MT. and MRS
John F. Livingston last week. ~ q. VA ~
Prof. R. F. Gillian was Ia the city several
days last week. Mr.. Gillian II travelling IN
the interest OF Converse College. 81 40 a.
city visiting his sister Mira Etheridge. Mr..
Carson preached in the Baptist Church Sun.
Mr.. Tom Grant Perrin has returned from q
two weeks vacation that was pleasantly spent
In Walhalla. Macon and Atlanta,
Mr.. Perrin Quarles returned last thursday
from Trenton, where he has 3een the gnesL OF
Miss Addie Hughes and MIR. Edward Hughes,
at delightful house party.
Mr.. R. N. Handon and Mr. Hiram Tusten,
attended the Reunion In Greenwood last
week.
BRAVE MEN AND PRETTY WOMEN DANCE TO
Those who visited Green wood last week en-.
joyed thoroughly their stay IN the enterpris-
ing city. The Reunion was big undertak- |
Ing but Greenwood carried 1t through sue
cessfully. The Veterans were given q recep |
were given a grand ball Thursday evening
besides dance every evening at the oregon.
Miss May Lyon and her Maids OF Honor,
Miss Templeton and Miss Haddon' returned
Mrs. Allen, OF Lalla, Marion County, return. |
ed To her home Friday, after Two weeks stay |
with her daughter. Mrs. r. G. Wysong. i
Warrenton, have been the guest OF Mrs. R. c.
Wilson and Miss Maggie BROOKS for the past
Mr.. and B. S. Barnwel have gone to Tallulah
Falls for months stay.
FLAG PRESENTATION.
On Wednesday evening during the Green
wood Reunion an interesting feature of tne
meeting was the presentation OF beautllul
s,ken banner 10 Gen. Carwle 9y conS MlSs Of tbe
Confederate flag on one side while on tne re-
verse side was seen the Palmetto and the
Crescent OF South Carolina. ibis was eoksn zen
OF appreciation given by the veterans OF the
Second Brigade 10 their beloved General.
Mrs. W. N. Collett, OF Athens, Ga, Is IN the
city the guest Of her aunt Mrs: Chalmers; noro
Mrs. Abe Rosenburg, OF Green wood, is mere
on a visit to Mrs. Phillip Rosenburg.
Mrs Sue Walker and Miss Nellie and Miss
Lucie Walker, OF Atlanta, will arrive IN the
city today and will visit relatives for several
days.
JUDGE BENEr IN CASHIERS VALLEY.
Judge w. G. Benet and Mr.. Christie Benet
left Monday for their summer home IN tne
Messrs j. E. McDavid. Parker Hodges, and
Ringon Thomson, are camping several days
on Savannah River.
Mr.. Berkin Lythgoe has returned 70 ms ms
home In Atlanta, after SNORT slay Will LILO
mother.
AFTER A LONG ABSENCE, MISS ROSA WARD
LAW COMES HOME.
Miss Rosa Wardlaw, of Darlidgton, is here
on q visit TO her mother, Mrs. Mamie Ward.
NJ yorl hon hpnn
AbbeviIle for several years, and her many
friends are glad 10 welcome her to her OLD
bone again.
friends In Hick ory, N. G.
Mrs. r. F. Gillian and little Edward Gil
liam, have returned from their summer out
ing and are spending few days With Mrs.
B. F. Bailey.
Miss Carrie Miller, of Laurens, arrived In
the city Saturday, and will he the guest oil
her sister, Mrs. W. Walker Edwards for some
time.
Every one is looking forward to the politl-
cal meeting to be held here Saturday, Aug: II.
HAPPY HEARTS.
Miss Marion Corrie entertained few OF her
young friends very delightfully."- last Monday
Onie Morse, Miss Caro- Morse, Miss Fannie
Starke, Miss Maud McClung, Miss Mary
Starke, Miss Maggie Breeden, Miss Matte
Henry, fHnm Miss '' Helen White, Miss Florence
Kirby, Miss Virginia Mcllwain, Miss Blanche
Gary, Miss Louise Bailey, Messrs. Tom Per
rim, Wallace Bailey, w. L. Templeton, Len
White, Robert Hemphill, w. l.. Hemphill,
Dendy Miller, Earle Jones, Hugh Mc!lWain,
]. 6. Edwards. w. joel Moase, and George
Cannon.
Rev. and Mrs. T. w. Sloan have gone to
Newberry for q months stay.
Miss Bernice Martin has returned TO her
home In Newberry, alter months stay with
her sister, Mrs. Sloan.
Mr. Aug w. Smith and Mr.. n. Frank NC
Gee, were In Spaatanburg several days last
week on business.
DEATHS.
Mrs, Lucia Reid Ewart, died at her home
in Lancaster, last Wednesday. The remains
was brought TO Abbeville, and laid to rest In
Long Cane Cemetery Friday morning. Mrs.
EWart was daughter of Mr.. James Reid OF
this county. She leaves husband and four
children to mourn her loss.
Dr. John L. Ancrum died at his home near
Abbeville last Saturday morning, after an
illness OF several months. The remains was