The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-07-17
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Week
About the City.

/, Abbeville, 8. c., July 10, 1901.
Miss Rosa Maxwell IS expected TO return
Tuesday from an extended visit to relatives
and friends In Savannah.
daughters, Miss Nell and Miss Carrie, will be
In the city tomorrow to visit her uncle, MI. j.
M. Harden.
Miss Mary M. Jordan, of Admission. Ala, is
MIR. j. P. Giles, representing j. 81. Durham
& Co., OF New York, was In the city Saturday
| looking after the Interests OF his house.
Miss Maggie Hill left SATURDAY ior dreen'
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Reese left Tuesday for q
sIay IN add Mi9s Cora Morse
Tuesday from Alabama, where they have
been spending month with relatives:
Mrs. L.W. Perrin went to Yorkv1lle Friday.
| Judge &c. Klugh returned "Wednesday from
Greenville. Master William Klugh is slowly
Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken and children went to
Chick Springs last week.
Green wood, Miss Ledle Neville, OF Yorkville,
and Miss Mary Thomson, Of Allan Ia. will ar.
rive in the city Wednesday, the guests OF
| Miss Onie and Miss Cora Morse.
Rev. Herbert Jones returned Friday from
the District Conference, which met In LoWn'
The friends OF Mrs. Ivy P. Gass learn with
| regret of the extreme illness Of her SOD, John
Mr.; and MTs; ,,i. J; E. Ellis leave this week for
Mrs. W. W. Edwards. Miss Virginia and
Master Walker Edwards are the guests ol
Miss Mary Brown Connolly, OF Atlanta, it
In the city visiting Miss Grace smith.
4 from Due West, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Edwards.
Mr.. g. a. Yisanska and Miss Belle Visan
| ska returned Thursday from an extended triL
| iioda nd
Mr.. Ernest Visanska has returned from
Philips.E1eter, where he was graduated re
Gently with distinction. Mr.. Visanska viii
en- Ter Yale in the fall.
Miss Eliza Carlisle, Of Spartan burg, will ar
rive Thursday, the guest Of Miss Helen Smith
Miss Lily Templeton and Miss Mai Robert
Mr.. Sidney Cam on, Of Monroe, N. c., is
| spending few weeks with his parents.
i Miss Lila Visanska, OF Georgetown, will ar
rive this week to spend sometime with Miss
| Belle Visanska.
We are glad to report the rapid improve
| who have had scarlet fever.
Miss Sarah Norwood spent some days last
| week with Mrs. Mary Perrin.
| Master Bonar White left Friday for New
| berry to visit his aunt.
Miss Lois Crawford Is visiting her sister
| Mrs. William Ferguson.
Mrs. j. P. Willerford, of Greenwood, is Wis.
iting the family OF Mr.. M. E. Holliugsworth
Mr.. Reid sherard, OF Iva, IL visiting Mr.
\ Sam Hill.
MT W. g. Hill returned Friday from Darl
ington, where he has been Visiting friends
since his graduation from Clemson.
Mrs. Sam Wharton, Of Iva, came down
Monday to visit her brother, Mr.. R. e. Cox.
Mrs. Eugene FAINT returned TO her home IN
Miss Sarah Henry ia spending sometime
with relatives and friends in Westminster
| and Anderson.
Mr.. Hertford Parks came up from Coum.
! bia Saturday to spend SUNDAY with his father
Capt j T. Parks.
Miss Hattie Wyman leaves Monday for an
extended visit TO Augusta and Aiken.
Miss Josie Lyon entertained number OF
her young friends In most charming man.
ner last Monday night.
Mrs. 8. F. Kilingsworth went Saturday to
Pelzer, where she will spend some time with
Miss Fay Sellers is with her grand mother
at Kings Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs: M. T. Coleman and children
DR.. 6. A. Neuffer returned Saturday from
| Chicago, where he went as represen tatiVe o
the K. Of P. OF South Carolina.
Miss Mamie Bowie left yesterday for Edge
| field and Aiken, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
Mr.. WY. A. Sherard is in the city.
| MIR. Christie Sayre and Mr.. Wallace Bailey
are spending sometime at Harris Lithia
Miss Nell Edwards entertained number Of
her friends most pleasantly last Thursday
| evening.
The County Fair will be the event of the
year in Abbeville. A premium list Is being
arranged by special committee.
| MissMatue jennings left yesterday for Ben
nettsville. She will he the guest OF Miss Mar
garet Breeden.
I'VE are glad to learn that Mrs. Robert Link
ia improving. She Is still at st. Joseph's In
| firmary in Atlanta.
Mr.. VIM. Perry, who has been spending
some time with Mr. H. q. Smith, returned 70
Charlotte Monday.
Mr.. J. M. Harden went to Athens Monday
to see after the oil mill in the absence of Mr.
Harry Simmons, who has come home sick.
Miss Adelaide Harris has returned from At.
| houn.
| The whole community was saddened Mon
! day by the death Of Mr.. Ovens who died al
| the home of his sister, Mrs. p. B. Speed! He
was buried on Monday afternoon at $50 p. NJ.
from the Methodist church. The bereaved
family has the sympathy OF the whole com