The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-02-20
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Happenings and Incidents of a Week
About the CITY.

Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
About the City.
AbbevilIe, 6. c.. Feb. 20, 1901.
Mrs. Lizzie Blake left Monday for Green.
wood. where she will spend some time.
Mrs, =. ID Mazvck Is now In Co o'umbia visit
ine her brother, Mr.. J. F. Livingston.
and spent sunday with his homefolks.
Mra. John Thompson OF Anderson. Ia snend.
ing some time with her son, MIR. Ward
Miss Mamie Hill will return from Charles
ton Thursday.
came M from CoIum bia last Wednesday. MIR.
Parker is much improved In health.
Mr. Mark Bradley, who has charge OF a
fiourishing school ut Warrenton, spent sun
This is Court week in Abbevile. Judge
Benet Ia presiding, and the new Solicitor. Mr.
Julius Boggs, OF Pickens, Is with US Tor the
Mr.. A. w. Jones came up from Columbia
last week on business.
Miss Hattie Caldu ell. of Due West. Miss Ev.
ans, of Lebanon, and Mics laudia Johnston,
OF DonnaIds stood the teachers eXaminption
Rev. T.. w. Plemmons leaves this week for
REYNOLDS Ca, where he will make his home
In the future. MIR. Plemmons ~ an earnest
and faithful preacher and many friends wish
him surcess In his new home
Mrs. V. d. Lee left last Wednesday for e.
berton where she will spend some time With
Mrs. A. s. Hawea.
Miss Stella Douglass, who haa been quite
sick for some time, is now able to Oh out
Mrs. Lizzie Cason and her son. Master Cal
houp returned Saturday from Columbia.
Master Calhoun has been acting az page in
the House of Represent iattves.
Miss Lily Templeton is expected home from
Mr. t. r. Miller, who has been quite sick
with grip, is again at his place OF business
Mr. j. ID. Jennings and Miss Matte Jen-
nipgs left on the 18th for New Orleans, where
they will spend Mardi Gras week.
Mrs. kirkpatrick. of Honea Path, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. r. G. Bernau.
We are glad to see that Robert Coleman Is
able to be out again.
MANY friends hope soon TO aee him ont again.
Miss Floride Reese will return from Honea
Mr.. A. Cehen spent Sunday with Mr.. j. l..
~ Mrs. W. W. Edwards, Of Due West. spent
TX ursday with her sister, Mrs. A. G. Cochran.
Mr.. Will Ferguson has rented Mr.. Lawton
Robertson's house on Main street. anu Wild
Mr.. and Mrs. h. G. Wilson went to Warren
Hon. M. p. DeBruhl and Master Calhoun
DeBruhl returned Monday from Columbia.
Master Calhoun has been elected page ior the
Miss Annie Crowder and Miss Eva Crowder,
of Wadesboro, N, c., Two charming young Ia
dies, are visiting Miss Nettie Russell.
Mr. Frank Hughes spent several days 10 tne
civ last week with friends. MIR. Hughes was
on his way 10 Athens, where he has POSI-
tion.
Mrs. s. B. Rosser and her little daughter.
Mary, are visiting relatives in Anderson.
Mias Anne Orr Brock, OF Honea Path, spent
last week with Miss Margaret Reese
Mr.. Guy R. Pltner went to hones u,nta ram Sat, Z
urday. Mr.. Pitner has quite a Hourishing
class in music at Honea Path.
Miss Lessle Fisher, who IL teaching at An.
treville, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Marie Baker spent several days last
% Solicitor Boggs left Tuesday for his home al
Miss Day. sister of Mr.. A. n. s. Day. Ia
spending some time with her brother:
Mr.. A w. Smith come over from Spartan
We learn with regret that Mr.. R. c. Bernau
will soon leave Abbeville for Goldsboro, n. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernau have made many friends
mere who regret to see them leave.
Mrs. Fannie B. Thomson and her frieno,
Miss Gormack. Of Beaufort. were in the city
Monday shopping. l.,
Mrs. Frank Wilson died at her nome 10
Warrenton last Friday evening. Mrs Wilson
was the mother of Mrs. Harvey M. Wilson OF
This CITY. and a sister of Mrs. Thos. Mabry.
Miss Ellen Harrell. who is teaching at Cal
houn Falls, was here Friday standing the
teachers examination.
Mr.. Bailey, of Macon, special life Insurance
agent, was In the city Sunday.
A number of teachers were In town Friday
taking the examination.
Mr.. Larry, Of Baltimore, was IN tne Glty
Monday and Tuesday introducing Ellis His
Tory Of the United States.
The meeting Of the Woman's Club has been
pTTsbteVssu Tbe State Sabbath School Convention will
meet In Newberry next Monday, 25th IN,
stant, at 7.30 o'clock. Abbeville county will
be represented by Rev. T. w: Sloan, Rev. Q.
Y. Bonner. Rev. j. H. Graves, MIR. VIM. Morse,
Mr.. Il. 8. Galloway.
SUNDAYS SERMON.
DR., Wilson preached Sunday morning from
Deut 82:4, "Just and right is He"
DR.. Wilson said that these words were We !,
dren Of Israel. 1t would seem that Moses
would have felt crushed and broken for he
knew when he uttered these words that Inc
end was not far Of and that ne Woula not .os oe
Land. All bis cherished hopes were blasted
at once, but still he could say, "Jus0 aud right
is He." The whole of this song rings Win
the holiness OF God and a recognition OF his
justice.
II we could only recognize as fully as did
Moses the infinite holiness OF God We would
always recognize that the Judge OF all the
earsh doeth right
Often it is dark to Us and we can see no rea.
son for our trouble and suffering but If we
only trust Him fully all will be well.
There Ia law throughout the Worla In Ma
ture 1t manifests itself; communities put
themselves under the law for the protection
OF fife and property. So we are all governed
by divine law and God, the author Of 1t all, Ia
'ust.
Because of this Justice Mediator between
God and man is needed for just God could
not pardon the sins Of men un less those sins
be borne BY another. His beloved son has be-
come the Mediator for us and He will take
away our sins II we but take him for our Saw
iour.
BRIDE SERIOUSLY HURT.
Mrs. ]. u. Kerr fell yesterday on the steps at
Judge Garys home, and broke her arm. The
bride was Miss Corrie McClung. who has 20
many friends and who ia ad mired by all who
know her. She was 80 lately married TO Mr..
Kerr.