The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-02-13
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of q Week
About the City.

Miss Daisy Cromer is the attractive guest Of
her uncle. Mr.. r. E. Cox.
Judge Klugh is presiding over the Court in
Laurens this week.
Miss Floride and Miss Willie Calhoun have
returned from visit TO their aunt, MIS-.
Henry Norwood, al Dresden.
Miss Floride Reese left yesterday TO visit
friends in Honea Path.
Mrs. Philip Bonner and her little daughter,
Virginia Drew. went TO Haddock, Ca, last
week to visit Mrs. Bonner's mother.
Miss Katie DELPHI and her little niece, Miss
Louise McDill went to Column bia Sunday.
Miss Leila McCalla and Miss Annie NJ.
Carter, returned to Lowndesville Monday.
MIR. c. d Brown has bought from Col.
and that Of Mrs. V. ID. Lee. Mr.. Brown and
family will be welcome residents of West
End.
city Sunday on professional business.
Mrs. Heidelberg, of Glover, Va, came Mon
day 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. &. M. Pember-
ton. Mrs. Heidelberg is accompanied by her
Mrs. L. w. Perrin returned Saturday from
Yorkville, where she had been visiting her
mother. Mrs. McCaw.
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery came Saturday to
visit her daughter. Mrs +. Z. HICKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hodges, OF Hodges, are
visiting Mrs. J. T. Ellis
The friends Of Mr. Hodges are glad TO wei.
come him and his fair bride to our city.
On account of i'll health Miss Susie Richey
has been Obliged to come home from Aahe
yilte where she has been attending the Nor.
NAL Industrial Institute.
Mr.. Frazer Lyon came up from Columbia TO
spend Sunday with his home people.
Miss Irene Morrow came home from Spar
tanburg last week.
We learn with pleasure that Miss Fannie
book keeper in Smiths Dry Goods Store.
Miss Morrow Is q young lady OF exceptional
ability, and is we'll qualified TO hold this I'm
portant position.
Mr.. r. C. Bernau went TO Goldsboro, n. G.,
last week on business.
Mr.. E. E. Calhoun, who has been quite sick
with grip is now improving.
Mrs. r. L. Dargan will return today from
The evening OF st. Valentines day will be
celebrated In Greenwood by dance given by
the young ladies. Quite numb ber OF our
young men have been invited. and expect to
Miss Sarah Lee went to Greenwood Tuesday
and will be present at the Valentine ball.
While in Greenwood Miss Lee will be the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Julia Lee.
Mrs. II. Frank MCGEE and her little daugh-
ter, Mary, came down from Spartanburg to-
Miss Madge Graydon went to Charlotte last
week to visit friends.
Miss Meta Lythgoe returned from Aiken
last Saturday. Miss Meta Henderson is quite
Dr.. Boseman. OF Ninety Six. is very ILL.,.
His friends and relatives here hope soon to
hear of his improved condition.
Mr.. Joel Ware Jr., of Ninety Six, son Of our
former townsman, is quite sick, at Clemson
College with pneumonia. His father has
been with him for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns returned last week
Mr.. Guy r. Pitner went to Atlanta last
Wednesday to see "The Bostonians,"
Miss Lizzie Penney leaves to morrow for
Due West where she will again fill an engage
ment with R. M. Haddon Co., for the
season.
day to attend the funeral services OF her
cousin, Mr.. Samuel Thompson. Mr.. Thomp-
son was once frequent visitor to Abbeville,
and many Of our older citizens will learn OF
his death with regret.
Mrs W. P. Ferguson has gone TO Dover to
visit the family Of her uncle, DIR. Benson.
Mr.. N. NJ. Benson, prosperous farmer of
Dover, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Bob Bowen. of Ray. spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city with friends.
Miss Jennie Perrin, who has been absent
from school several days on account Of grip
returned to her work Tuesday. During her
absence her place was filled by Miss Eunice
Miss Maizle Cason, with her cousin Mr..
Baltimore, where she will spend some time
with Armstrong, Gator 4 Co., studying
millinery. Miss Cason has had already some
experience In this work, for which she has q
natural aptitude, and we are sure she will
succeed in her chosen profession.
Miss Maggie Hudgens, of Honea Path.
on ihe Wbe 70 Ns
Orleans, she will be the guest Of Miss Viola
Gouche.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Cater, Of Monterey, spent
last Friday with Mr.. Med. Cater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Kerr have moved into
their new home.
Dr. L. T. Hill went to Ninety Six Monday
evening on professional business.
THE SICK ONES.
Grip is very prevalent throughout the
country, and has found number Of victims
among our citizens.
We are glad TO learn that Miss Lila Nor.
wood who has been quite sick is now recover
ing.
The many friends OF Mrs. F. E. Harrison
will be glad to know that she is somewhat
better.
We regret to learn that MIR. Lewes Perrin
has pneumonia, 1t Is hoped that the attack
Will not prove very severe.