The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29
ON THE CHICKASAW.
Notes Here and There About Due
West.
Due West, 8. G., May 2Sth, l9

Due West, s. c., May 2Sth. 1901.
Mrs Rosa Job pstoD, OF Woodruff, will come
70 Due West Thursday to Visit her parents.
she Will remain Till the commencement festi-
vities are over.
Mrs ]. l.. Todd went to Pelzer Monday af-
ternoon In response 10 telegram anhounc.
ing the serious illness OF Mrs. Ida Todd
Stewart.
Miss Euphemia Young returned Saturday
from Waverly Mills In Georgetown county,
where she has been teaching school tne past
sessioD with great satisfaction TO her patrons.
Miss Elveree Wallace. Of Point Level, Ny,
is expected In Due West next Saturday. She
will visit Miss Euphemia Young and other
friends and will remain until after com
ment.
Mr.. jeff Nickels, of Abbeville, has been In
Due West II few days for the Deneht of MS
health.
MIR C. Brownlep, Jr.. attended the meet
ing OF the Stockholders OF the Mills Manufac-
turing Co, In Greenvile last Week, aud while
| In the oity, bad An opportunity OF hearing a
| good part OF Senator McLaurin's . speech. He
States that the meeting was attended by two
MIR. j. Steele Brlce. promi nent member OF
| the Ynrkville bar and member OF the Senate
from York county spent Two or three days ~
Due West last week. He came 10 Due West
| TO visit his mother who is In ieeble health.
The Senate is a splendid conversationalist
| and well posted on all matters political, both
state and national.
Miss Cora Shirley, q graduate OF the Female
| College has been teaching school In Anderson
county. Having completed her school work
she is spending part OF her vacation In selling
getic young lady and will no doubt succeed
In the work wdicb now has her attention.
Tomlnie, the only child Of Mr.. Ben Milford.
died Monday morning ana was buried al
Bethlehem. Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock.
Tommie was about one year old and very
The friends OF Mr.. James Magill will regret
TO learn OF his serious illness. He has recent
| ,ioIf tn
Magill In Atlanta, and upon his return bad
an attack of cholera morbus which was fol.
lowed by dysentery. He Ia having the bes,
medical attention and nursing but his condi
Mrs. A. s. Kennedy has been at Harris
Ltnia Springs for several days. She returned
on Saturday and with her came Mrs. Burrell
of Ben nettsville, who will spend few days
Mr.. w. n. McAdams has bought the right To
sell patent winnow stop In Sumter county
MIR. ]. G. Tribbe has bought right to sell the
same contrlvance IN Chester county. The
stop is simply but effective and there is mon
ey fn IL to hustling man. Mr.. Il. A. Haddop
bought the right for Fairfield county;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Walls, OF Camden, Ala
| will attend commencement.
A large crowd is expected to attend com.
mencemenL We have heard OF one small
family who expected ten friends to be with
DR.. +. Y. Pressly assisted Rev. ]. B. Hood
with a meeting at Kings Creek, Newberry
county, last Sabbath.
Miss Clara Fleming, of Salem, Tenn, ia Wis
iting Miss Matte Boyce. She has taught
nineteen out Of twenty months since heI
grad uatiou near Hickory Grove. s. G. Miss
Fleming Is an attractive young lady and no
doubt makes successful teacher A pleasant
face and winning ways are very helylul to
any teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Corrie. sof Atlanta, and
Mrs. J. H. Harper, OF Spokane, Wsshington
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e
Poore returned to Atlanta last week.
Miss Fannie Wdemau expects 10 teach
school during July and August Sne VIII
then euter Winthrop College In September
she may prepare herself better for the work
OF teaching. An aspiring teacher who j.
| willing to spend time and money TO equiE
herself for doing the very best work possible
will never lack for good paying posltlon
The demand for first class teachers Is always
good. The supply Is not always equal 10 Inc
Mr.. Jack Caldwell is drumming in Wiscon'
Mr.. Walter McAdams will 20 to Sumter
county after he graduates In June and push
the window stop business. He is q worthy
young gentleman and We expect 10 near o
MIR. r. W. Haddon, one Of the Oldest and
most highly respected OF the citizens OF Due
West left for Texas Tuesday morning. He
will visit his daughter Mrs. Robert Mayes, al
Oak Woods and his son Mr.. Lester Haddon
He expects 10 remain In the Lone Star State
about two weeks. He has gone to Texas fre
auently iu the past thirty years and always
comes back feeling better. Mr.. Haddon ex'
pecled TO 60 west year ago put was prevent
We hope that his journey may be safe anc
pleasant and that his stay there with hi
children may cause him as much Joy as any
OF his former visits.