The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-19

Frof Guy. Pltner is visiting friends and at.
, tending the Commencement at Athens, Ga
Mr.. Perrin" Qusrles' Is home from: Wtntls-
Gsaeea snseq Sseson s
spent with bis family HID friend here. - "
Mrs. s. +; Killingsworth is visiting relatives
Mrs. F. E. Young, of Wtnder Georgia, is here
on visit to her sister. Mrs. Milford 81 Fort
Mr.. Ellis g. Graydon, of Greenwood, rs In
attendance upon the Court now convened in
Mr.. Albert Gilbert, of Bordeaux, was in the
city last Monday on business. !:
Mr.. A, M. Irwin one OF the staunch and
successful busi siness men OF the county was TN
| the city Monday on business. MIR. Irwin fs
one OF the leading spirits of Antreville, which
| is now on boom.
DR.; Haw. Of Elberton. is In the, city on
special business.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
The lecture to have been given in the Court
House last Monday night is Indefinitely post.
Shimmon, OF Persia, VINO Ia the guest OF Mr.
4. M. Haddon, during hisstay.in the city.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Master Lowrie s,ubbs the 10 year old son of
loot almost entirely cut offwhile crossing the
railroad track near the 8. A. l.. Shops, last
Monday morning. Drs. Neuffer,. Harrison
tlon necessary, which they did at once, ieav-
Ing their patient doing as we'll as could be
expected. :;
ON THE HIGHWAY.
Mr.. P. D. Klugh and MIR. Arthur Syfan have
accepted position with Supervisor G. A.
NIckles, and will enter upon their duties at
once, looking after the road scrapers and
county machinery. Two good practical men
in the right place. :.
PERSONAL MENTION.
In the absence OF Prof. Pitner Miss Daisy
Wilson presided at the organ In the Metho-
dist Church lsst Sunday morning and even
ing. Miss Daisy is an accomplished musician
and although almost blind. plays beautifully
with much grace and ease.
Rev. Il: j. Willingham, OF Richmond Vir-
ginla, delivered fine sermon In the Baptist
Church last Tuesday night, to q large and
aPpreeative congregation.
Prof Gillian left last Monday for Spartan
ourg, TO attend the State Teachers AssocIa-
tion: Prot. Gillian has been appointed prin-
cipal OF the Abbeville Summer School, but
owing TO previ GUS engagements may not be
able TO take charge of this important work.
THE CITY RESTAURANT
Kept by Mr.. Henry Gillian Is doing a rush.
Ing ousines during Court. MIR. Gillian is an
enterprising young man. Up-to.date in busi-
meas ness apd J. IS build building up fine trade in his
supplied with the best the market affords
and served by polite and attractive servants,
all under DIS personal supervision.
RETURNING HOME.
On last Monday Miss Whitmore, the pretty
and styli milliner Of G. w. Kendall, having
served her spring engagement lett for her
home in Baltimore.
Miss Staunton. the popular and, fashionable
artistic milliner OF Z. NJ. Haddon & Co, left
yesterday for her home In New York. Mrs.
Haddon and Miss Mamie Seal will give this
department their personal attention.
CHANGING HANDS.
Messrs Hunter Brothers have sold their
large -four mill, known as "Calhouns Mills"
to Mr.. w. Il. Parks OF Edgefield, who will
take charge the lst OF July next.
OUR SICK FOLKS.
Our venerable and esteeme ed citizen, Mr..
Ed Roache Is quite sick, being confined TO mis-
BED for the past few days.
Mr.. g. w. Ethridge is quite sick at his
nom on Thomson Avenue, Factory Hill.
aole expense and under the most adverse
circumstances. Should the staple bring l0cts
next 1all most OF our farmers would be just
Wnere they started one year previous. They
are now rushing the "grass crops" which at
present seems to have the finest and FORE
most growth. Heavy rains have fallen In all
sectlons or the county this week, doing much
damage TO crops. bridges and lands.
STORED AWAY.
There are already stored In the Abbeville
Warehouse over 100 bales OF cotton.
COTTON SHIPMENT.
Messrs. A. M. Hill & Sons shipped last Mon.
day ABOUT 81 bales OF cotton to New York