The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-02
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of week
About the Clay.

Happenings and Incidents of Week
About the Clay.
Abbevile S. c., Oct. l, 1901.
M,ss Mildred Frost returned to her home ir
Charleston last Friday, after an eNIenae'
stay With her cousin, Miss Lucia Parker.
Mr.. John NJ. Harden went to Columoia
Monday ON short business trip: .-x>,
Mrs. Lizzie Blake returned @ nondigg Mondn9 's sew
Pendlelon, where she has been spendlne seE
Rev. T. P. Burgess. pastor of the Presbyter
ian Church at Ninety Six was IN the clty 1ai,
urdsy. Mr.. Burgess preacneo d. fhope"'''
The Southbound Vestibule train on the Sea.
board was ten hours late Monday Oh accoun'
Mrs. James H. Perrin left Tuesday for Ma
CON where she goes on visit 10 ner eop, WI :.
James H. Perrin. Mrs. Perrin VIII also 20 w
Atlanta and Greenviile before re'ufnins
% CAPTAIN l.. w. White went over to Green
wood Monday to attend the funeral OF DE
friend, MIR. C. g. Waller. Mr.. Waller ls Mei
known here aud bis death Is learneu VI Will
Mr. Clifford Haddon went to Due West last
week on business. ,,,o orr,,es
Miss Julia Charles. Of GreenViile, arrived
In the city TO take charge Of her class IN the
Graded Scnool. Miss Charles Is staying Wild
Mrs. George White. s :, tho
DR.. John Lyon, OF Ninety PIX, was was naonie 40
city Saturday, staying with bis nome peopIe;
Miss Ida Nicholas, one of Due Wests mosl
attractive young ladies. was shopping IN the
eIf Mrs. stauai; A. K. Watson and Mrs. Joel Gilbert
were shopping in the city Monday. ~
Mr. William B. Lawson. Of Woodruff, atten-
ded the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. X. ). L'nR'
in the city last Tuesday. ~, N,ro,,.
Six, where she will stay for few days win
her son, Mr.. William Miller, before going 10
her home In Laurens. 49,. ,ou,o
The Woman's Club will meet at the nome
of Miss Florence Henry Friday afternoon at
four O'Clock. A full meeting Is desired.
SCHOOL BEGINS.
Monday morning school began, about the
same u Der OF cniidreA are enrolled. Inc
same corps of teachers have charge, win the
exception OF the sixth and seventh grades.
Miss Charles has the sixth, Miss Brunson oi
Miss Ellen Hicks left Saturday for her
home In Philadelphia, after short stay ID
the city, the guest Of her brother, Mr.. u T.
Hicks. C.,,r
Mr.. R. C. Brownlee, one of Due Vests lead
Ing merchants, was In town one day last week
on business. o,,,,
ping in the city last Wednesday.
MIS-. j. 8. Norwood, Of Dresden, was In the
city several days last week. 81,
Mr., Paul Anderson left Saturday lot hle
home in Waterloo to spend q few days.
MIR. and Mrs. A. s. Garrison, who have
made their home at Mrs. E. B. Calhoun's for
the past three years, have taken rooms al
Mrs. W. A. Lees.
GONE NORTH.
MrP. Rosenberg left last "Wednesday Tor
the Northern markets, Mr.. Rosenberg is .
little later in going this year on account oi
his having been In Atlanta for treatment.
Mrs. Henry Norwood spent Saturday and
Sunday In the city, the guest OF friends.
Mrs. Ed Calhoun came home last Tuesday
y, frtn DO m
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen NJ. Shoen left Tuesday
for Atlanta, where they expect to make their
home. They have host OF relatives and
friends here who regret TO see them leave.
city Saturday and Is staying with Mrs. Henry
Hill. Miss Brunson will have charge OF the
seventh grade In the Graded School.
FROM CAIRO.
Mas Lula Giffen passed through Abbeville
Saturday on her way 10 Dne West, after an
absence OF five years. Miss Gifen has oeeo
in Egypt with her parents who are Misslon-
aries. She is a gradate Of Due West Female
College, and is well remembered In that city
RETURNED TO SCHOOL.
Mr.. William L. Hsmphill snd Mr.. Thomas
J.Lyon left Monday for their duties at the
DR.. John q. Edwards and Mr.. Robert r
Hem phil have gone TO Charleston TO resum.
their class work. All Of these men have
DrlgDJ prospectus UtlOIc tnotu'
Mr.. Mark B. Bradley left Monday for Glenn
son where he will teach for the next session.
Mr. Bradley has had slight attack OF fever.
and we are glad 10 say he is we'll again.
GOING TO ATLANTA.
Mrs. Margaret Lythgoe and Miss Meta
Lytngoe leave Wednesday for Atlanta
where they will live They have made Ao.
beville their home for 80 many years that II
IN sad TO see them leave. The best wishes OF
their friends 70 with them 10 their new
home.
COURT WEEK.
Court is In session, Judge Townsend pre-
siding. Mr.. w. Coulter Cothran Is acting
Solicitor, in the absence of Solicitor Boggs
who has been extremely Ill.
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken is at home after trip 10
New York.
Rev. Edward McCrady will preach at Glenn
son College every third Sunday.