The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-25
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Week
About the City.

ABOUT the Slty.
Abbeville s. c.. Sept. "a, 1901.
Mrs. w. Joel Smith returned last Wednes.
day from two weeks stay at Glenn Springs.
Mrs. Charles West. OF Oklahoma, IL in the
city, the guest of her brother, Mr. Chev!s
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cason arrived In the city
Monday from Lewiedale. They will make
their home with Miss Margaret Brooks until
their home is completed.
Miss Leila McCaila. of Lowndesvlle, IL in
the city, staying a while with her aunt, Mrs
=. Brooks Speed.
COBB & McDAv1D.
Cobb e. McDaYid are nicely fixed up in their
new quarters. The store Is well arranged for
| shoe store and they have an attractive and
styl lish stock OF shoes to show.
MIR. Louis Blount, Jr., has finished his en-.
gagement with DR.. q. A. Milford. Mr.. Blount
| Is popular clerk and we regret TO see him
| leave.
Mr.. Harry Cannon has gone to Eutab, Ala,
where he will buy cotton during the cotton
season.
Mr.. Luther Bradley passed through Able
Vile Monday on his way to Due West, where
he will attend school tor the next session.
Miss Annie Hillhouse, OF Greenville, is in
| the city, the guest of her brother, Mr.. John P.
Mrs. J. S. Cothran returned to her home in
Greenville Friday, after spending sometime
Miss Hattie Hicks, Director Of the Hospital
at Bryn Nave, Pa, arrived in the city
Tuesday and is the guest OF her brother, Mr.
Eugene e. Hicks.
Mr.. Sidney Cannon. who has a position In
Monroe. was In the city Sunday, staying with
his mother, Mrs. r. W. Cannon.
Master Fuller l.: Reese Is spending this
week in Greenwood with his father, Mr.. 81
| D. Reese, VINO Is staying in that city for this
Mrs. Ward Thomson left Saturday for Clin.
ton, where she has gone for short stay with
DR.. S. F. Killingsworth is back at his post
after weeks absence In Georgia on profes
sional business.
Mrs. viii Ferguson spent sometime last
week with relatives In the country.
Mrs. j. Davis Kerr and Mr.. William P. Fer
guson, are home again. after pleasant visit
to relatives In Greenwood.
Miss Lila Wilson and Miss Ida Penney: o.
Warrenton, are In the city. the guests Of Miss
Miss Laura Edwards, of Huntington, West
Virginia, is in the city, the guest of her friend
Miss Lizzie Gilbert, of Lebanon. was in towr
| Monday shopping.
Mr Philip Rosenberg came home Monday
from Atlanta, where he has been for the pas
month for treatment. His friends are glad II
know he is greatly improved.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Rev. and Mrs. James Laral Martin, an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
|
Thursday September the 5th. Boston, Mass
Miss Martin is the only child of DR.. and Mrs
Martin, who lived in Abbevile years ago
She is remembered by number OF people
| Mrs. John P. Hillhouse who has been sick
for the past ten days is able to be up again
her friends hope for her speedy recovery.
UNION SERVICES.
| Union Services were held sunday e.enire
| in the Methodist Church. Rev. Ross preach
| ed an excellent her mon on this occaaiop Mr.
Ross is all abe speaker and IT, Is with egrtl
that We learn that he will LEAVE Abb willie
for during his stay here he has made
many warm and lasting friends.
Mr.. and MIS-. J.. w. Perrin returned last
Thursday frCm Glenn Springs, where they
had been spending two weeks.
| DEATH OF MRS. MARY LAWSON LINK.
| In the death OF Mrs Il. =. Link, which oc
CURED on Monday last not only the i"Uuly
| but the whole coinmuIity has su .tain'H 8
great loss. One OF our most publ spI tted
women, she was ever lPn'y 10 do hI0le nan
| her share 10 promote the wfli're OF ilIe town.
In the church her place rarely vacant
| and she was the very life OF nll efforts TO im.
prove 10 or to aid in Ills financial upbuilding
At the port Office where for years she has
| been the assistant, first OF her M her then ol
| her husband, q CHEEKY word aud bright
| smile were ready for al. Many bur ened
heart has ueen easeu by her sympathetic
words and kindly manner. In the j. 'me
circle all these virtues ceptered and IT mere
the blow falls heavi, ST. May He who was the
MAN OF surrows' bind up their broken
hearts and make their wounded spirits
whole. An earnest, practical Christian
woman has gone from our midst, and we,
who are left bemoan our loss, but we cannot
mourn for her when we know that she has
passed from pain TO peace, from gloom 10
glory.