The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
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What M Sees and Hears ON His
Rounds About the city.
Abbevlle, S. G., June %, 1901


What ..M'' Sees and Hears ON His
Rounds AbOut the City.
Abbeville, S. G., June %, 1901
ANOTHER OIL MILE FOR ARBEvILLE.
We learn from a reliable source that Abb
beville will have announcer cotIoh seea Oh IN
eouIpped with the latest up to date machin-
eTv and will be first class In every respect
The men who are backing this enterprise are
in earnest, and their names alone assure Its
being built.
ICE PLANT. FOR ABBEvILLE.
We also learn from an authentic source,
that an ice plant is now In contemplation,
and will certainly be built in the near future.
Both of these enterprises II seems TO us are
good investment, and will bring capital, ana
give work to our people, besides being OF great
benefit to the public at large. Let our people
be wide awake to their interests. looking TO
the building up OF our city, whlch SIMPLY
means, more money, more people anu oettei
times in our midst Thips OF IL ni, When en- we we
factory aud canning factory. won't we De In
the swim. Let Abbeville look around heT,
and keep pace with sister towns, ana she VIII
certainly see the necessity or these Industries
which will Of themselves cause others 10 come
In.
AT HYMEN'S ALTAR-LEE-BRfANT.
The marriage oi MISS mamie Lee W MaJUi
lewis Thomson Bryant, OF Atlantic City, N.
i will be solemnized In the Episcopal
Church of this city at nine o'clock tomorrow
Thursday evening, June eth, kew. EdWard
| Mc(;rady officiating. Immediately alter the
ceremony he bridal party with number OF
| in yited guests will repair TO the home Of the
oride's mother, Mrs. Victoria ID. Lee where
reception will be rendered them. The elegant
home will be most beautifully and artistically
decorated, stately palms, mounds OF ferns and
potted plants. together with exquisite cut
flowers will lend their beauty and fragrance
briIIIapcy and beauty viii only be eclipsed by
the stat ely appearance, and personal charms
of the lovely bride. Miss Lee. the bride elect,
is one of Abbeville's most stylish, popular,
and highly accomplished young ladies. being
a general favorite with every one, having a
large circle of friends who love and esteem
her for her many beautiful, and noble traits OF
Bryant IL one Of the most prominent and
highly esteemed citizens OF Atlantic City,
and is indeed fortunate in winning the heart
and hand of one OF Carollna's most lovely
women. The bride is already the recipient of
great number OF beautiful and costly pres
ents Mr.. and Mr.. Bryant Will leave the next
morning on the 10 C'clock train, Via Seaooard
Air Line for Atlantic City, where they will
make their future home. Hosts OF friends
tender in advance sincere congratulations
and best wishes for their future happiness.
M'ALLIsTER-MAxwELL.
The marriage ceremony OF Miss Sadie f.
McAllister of Lebanon, to Mr. Thomas b.
Maxwell OF this city, will be solernn1zed at
7;aO o'clock this P: M, at snar0n So c5uroh, ahxa
will be beautifully. decorated for The happy
occasion. The bridesmaids and groomsmen
are as follows:
Miss Daisy Maxwell, Greenwood.
Miss Cora Moragne, Bordeaux,
Miss Nina Mabry, Abbeville,
Miss Susie Ramey, Abbeville,
Miss Nell Watson, AbbeVille.
Mr.. G. F. Tate, Abbeville,
Mr.. Joe Maxwell, Abbeville,
Mr.. Horace McAllister, Aboeviile,
MIR. Lewis Ramey, Abbeville,
Mr.. John Maxwell, Green wood.
Miss Cora Moragne will act as maid Of
honor and Mr.. John Maxwell, brother OF the
groom as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal
party and invited guests will repair To the
home OF the bride, where Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Allister will tender them a reception. The
home will be prettily decorated, making all
within bright and beautiful.
The bride elect is pretty and attractive
young lady possessing many personal charms
that will always draw around her large cir.
Gle Of friends.
and successful business men, having the
highest esteem, and hearty good will Of every
one.
Vile where they will receive cordial well
come from many friends, who tender In ad-
vance kindest congratulations and best wish
eS for their future happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell will be a. home to
their friends at the residence OF MIR. A. B.
Cochran for the present.
M'KENzIE-NICKLEs.
At S O'Clock this evening; June 26th, the
f. Sf Of ns o be SO
nized at the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Mckenzie. Rev. j. F. McKin.
non officiating. This will be a quiet home
fatr, frta n
atives will witness the ceremony, after which
q reception will be enjoyed by all present.
The next day Mr.. and Mrs. Nickles will visit
relatives at Due West-irom thence they will
for the present with Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. John
son, where they will be at home 10 their
friends.
The bride elect is a pretty and attractive
young lady, possessing many virtues of mind
and heart that have won for her many
friends. and which call forth the love and
esteem OF all who know her.
The groom Is mum bered among Abbevilles
hustling business men and has the conf
denCe, esteem and respect of every one.
Many friends tender congratulations in ad-
vance, and wish for them unalloyed happi.
ness.
BIG EXCURSION.
An excursion will be run next Friday,
June the 2Sth, from Abbeville to Greenvile.
WI. Bryson. manager. Special coaches for
WnlteS. CnaperOneS already engaged, ana
with Chief Riley aboard, good order Is as.
sured. Among those going are: Mrs. H. II.
Hill, Mrs Paylor, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Mitchiner,
Mrs. Lide. Messrs. w. K. Hill, j. 8. Cochran,
Oscar Cobb, DR.. Gambrell.
Round trip tickets 81. Excursion will leave
Abbeville at 1880 q. m. Return - leaving
Greenville at 1880 p. IN.
M'ALLIsrER-MAXwELL MARRIAGE.
A number of friends from this city will be
present at this pretty church marriage, Wis !:
Messrs. w. E. Hill, Fred Hill, Miss Neil and
Miss Monnie Sligo, Miss Drule Penney, Miss
Eliza and Miss Ellen Gambrell.
OUR SICK FOLKS.
Mrs. F. G. DuPre who has been Ill for the
past two weeks is still quite sick, but is
thought to be some better at this writing.
Mrs. r. s. Link was easier and more COM
Portable few days of this week, but is still
suffering intense pain and Is yet quite sick.
Mr.. W. e. Ethridge who has been sick for
several weeks Is better.
Mr.. James A. Hill left last Sunday for Wal.
halla on account Of the illness of his baby.
Mrs. 9. NJ. Hill, OF Titusville Florida, has
been quite Ill for several weeks, and is vet
very sick. Mrs. Hill once lived in Abbeyille,
and Is the mother of Mrs. j. A. Hill. Her
many frieEds wish for her speedy recovery.
VISITORS AND FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
Prof. Mason DuPre arrived in the city last
Thursday, being telegraphed for on account
of fhn n~tr =