The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF a Week
About the City. ;,

Abbevile,s g. c., Sept. II, 1901.
Miss Grace Smith came home last Wednes.
day from pleasant months stay at Cashiers
Valley. -;
Miss Ida May Brownlee, Of Antreville, has
Marie Cheatham for few days.
Miss Nettie Ruesell 10 at home again, after a
deIig ghiiul summer outing at Hendsrsonvilie
Miss Meta Lythgoe has returned from Cash.
iers Valley, where she has been spending the
summer with Miss Lucia MCGOWAN.
DR.. Frank !. Presley. OF Due West, was In
M. and Mrs. B. s. Barnwell returned last
Monday from 3 So MINER outing spent at Hen
dersopvile MIR. Barnwell has not been we'll,
but now is much improved In health.
Miss Zula Brock, one Of Due Vests most
charming young ladies has been here on
visit to her friend, Miss Margaret Brooks.
city last week with friends. Miss Cochran
| was on her way to Anderson; where she has
accepted position In the Anderson Graded
Mr.. and Mrs. Eueepe FAINT, Of Anderson, are
In the city spending a while with their moth
er. Mrs. John Leslie. =.
OFF FOR CLEMSON.
Last "Wednesday the boys WHO attend Clem.
that institution. Those who went were Nc
Henry, Giles Templeton, Sam Hill, Allen
Long. Earl Jones, Townes Robertson, and
wiz Ienpletoo. "A new QormltOry mas Deeu
built since last year and about 700 boys will
Mr.. Wallace Bailey has gone to Virginia to
school, He will attend the Dansile Military
we know be will stand well Ia his Grasses and
win friends wherever he goes.
Mrs. II. Frank MCGEE has returned 10 her
| home in Spartan burg, after a pleasant visit 10
her mother, Mrs. T. P. Quarles.
Mrs j. s. Norwood. OF Calhoun, Falls, and
| Mrs. Frank G. Blackman. OF Baltimore, have
been in the city, the guest OF friends for few
davs. - $.t%>-y -. ,... f'. o.
Miss Eliza Thomson, who has been spend;
| Anderson, Ia at home ugafu. . r:~Ess"'s.
Mrs. G. McD. Miller Is In the city. staying
with her daughter, Mrs. a: B; Cochran. after q
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Mrs Charles Alexander, Of Washlneton,
Ga; ts In the city on visit TO her sister, Mrs.
MI. and Mrs G D. Brown. have taken rooms
at the home Of Col. j. T. Robertson until their
home is completed, The work on their home
progressing papd and they hope TO be
Mr.. W. Joel Smith has returned to his home
after a short stay At Glenn Springs.
Mrs. A. E. Simmons left MoBday for Athens,
Ga, TO stay while with her son, Mr.. Harry
Simmons. who is very III at that place. .,7@
Miss Floride and Miss Willie Calhoun have
returned, after an extended visit TO friends In
Atlanta and Macon.
.. GOES TO YALE.
Mr.. Ernest Visanska leaves in q few days
for Yale, where he e1 poets TO take four years
course. Mr.. Visanska has completed q four
years course a. Philips Exeter. a fittiny school
Captain L. W. White and Mr.: William b.
White. returned Thursday from an extended
| business trip to New York and Baltimore.
Captain White has secured many bargains for
Miss Bevie j. Wilder leaves Wednesday tor
Athens, where she goes to attend the Agnes
Scott Institute. Miss Wilder is an intellectual
youpg lady and will no doubt take high
Hon. George Mower, OF Newberry. spent Fri.
day In the city, the guest OF his friend, Judge
Miss Mary Taggsrt leaves today for Ashe-
vile, N. e., where she will attend school for
Mr.. W. A. Lee leaves In a few days for
Columbia to resume his studies at the South
Miss Jane Wardlaw White has gone TO
Union where she will teach for the next year.
Miss White has taught with marked success
for several years.
Miss Margaret Hill returned last week from
Greenville, where she has been spending
sometime with her sister. Miss Ollie HILL.
Miss Hattie Wyman expects to leave IN
she will resume her school duties at the
Asheville Normal College.
Miss Viola Gouche and Miss Lillian Gouche
left Tuesday for their home In New Orleans
after an extended stay here with their friend
Mrs. Charles A. Milford. The Misses Goucne
are always welcomed visitors to our city,.
| DR.. Frank L. Harrison, MIR. Wade G Har-
rson, and Mr.. A. NJ. Smith left last week for
an extended trip to Buffalo and New York.
DR.. Harrison will remain In New York for
sometime and take special course in sur
lgery.
Mrs. J. Davis Kerr is In Green wood spend
Ing sometime with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
CrymeS-
DR.. w. E. Link, of Wellington, spent Sun.
day in the city the guest OF his son. Mt. 8. j.
Link.
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