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


AT HYMEN's ALTAR
The marriage OF Mr.. w. E. Shehee and Mis-
Matte Lou Knox will be solemnized at
the home OF the bride. Rev. w. P. Mouzor
officiating. A reception will be given. Tn,
house will be decorated for the happy even
those invited from the city will be: 'Measrs
Henry Gillian, Fred Hill, Morris Lee, w. ]
Bryson, Miss Drue Penney and Miss Ger,
Mr.. j. w. Knox OF Sharon neigh borhood and
Is q charming young lady possessing accom-
pills hments that we'll IN her to adorn, beautiry
and make happy the home OF him who was
The happy groom ia from Maryland and has
been in our midst about q year, in which
time he has won the respect and esteem OF al
who know him. He has many friends here
who extend congratulations and best wishes
for the future happiness of himself and his
lovely bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Shehee will re-
pretty cottages on Wardlaw Street where
they will be at home to their friends.
MALLIsTER-MAxwELL
riaRe OF Miss Sadie McAIlister to Mr.. T. H
Maxwell Wednesday the Goth inst
M'KENzIE-N1cKLEs.
Invitations are out announcing the mar.
rlage OF Miss Essie Mckenzie to Mr.. Luther
Nickles OF this city at Sharon church, Wed.
nesday the Goth inst. at 7:9O o'clock.
FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
Miss Marion Thomas left last week for
Sumerton, where she will spend sometime
with her sister.
Mrs. James A. Hill and babe are visiting
friends In Walhala.
Mr.. w. E. Bell, OF Manning, is in this his
old home where be receives q most cordial
welcome from hosts of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. White of Texas
are expected to arrive In the State where they
will visit friends and relatives In and around @
Abbeville. Mr.. Tom White Ia the son o
Mo. Jim White and Ia recollected by many
irlenas ID A1oeViiie where he was engaged in
the mercantile business for several years.
Mr.. Eustace Stevens, of Elberton, spent last
Sunday In the city enroute for Newberry
where he goes to take situation with a drug
firm. 80
Mr.. All Lomax returned last Monday from
Columbia whittier he was called by telegram
on account Of the extreme illness OF his
brother, who Is better.
MIR. Lewis Blount Sr came home Last ,u.or
from Gulfport, Mississippi, where he has been
engaged In business. He will leave next
week for Montgomery. Alabama, where be
Mrs. John Gambrell returned last week
from an extended visit to her sister at Bates
burg, Her daughter Miss Virginia remaining
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. R. Nance, of Lowpdes.
Vile. spent the first few days OF this week In
the city with relatives. They are at home in
AoDeNllle and are always welcome guests
Miss Mary DuPre left last Monday on q
visit ~ friends and relatives at Clemson
Our genial friend Mr.. Fed Nance, OF Due
last Monday.
Prof. Ed Ed wards of the Graded School of
Marion. is home for the Summer vacation.
he speaks In the highest terms OF Marion,
ana MS pleasant stay among her people, and
SAID hls coming away was like parting with
loved ones at home. The school had most
SUCCESSFUL term, and every teacher except
those who resigned, were unanimously re-
Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman spent several DAYS OF the
past week With his family. leaving on bis
trip yesterday.
Mr.. Gus Lee returned home last Monday
FROM the South Carolina College for his sum
mer vacation.
Miss Fannie Morrow spent several davs OF
the city. Miss Fannie has hosts OF friends in
Abbesille who are always ready TO give her a
hearty welcome.
big A." once Abbeville's "Prince Clotb,er. :,
was IN the city several days Of this week ex.
hibiting the finest line of clothing aver
brought to this market. Mr.. Cohen is travel.
Ing for large and well known firm. and is
perfectly at home In the clothing business.
While 10 the city he was the guest OF his
friend. Mr.. J. l.. Mcmillan.
Mrs. j. G. ELLIS is visiting relatives In her
old home-COkesbury.