The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-30
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.
Abbeville. S. c., Oct. 90, 1901.
Miss Margaret Hill went to Greenville last
week for an extended stay with her cousin
Mrs. NJ. A. Morgan.
Miss Cary Calhoun has returned to hel
home at Clemson, after ten days stay here
with her cousin, Miss Lallie Calhoun.
EUcHRE CLUB.
The Euchre Club had a pleasant meeting
last Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Mrs. 81. Frank MCGEE. OF ofspartanburg. is in
the city. staying while with her mother
Mrs. T. P. Quarles.
and Mr.. James Presley, of Due West, were In
the city last Thursday.
Mrs. Med. Cater returned TO her home in
: Anderson Friday, after few days stay here
Mrs. James H. Mcmillan spent several
days last week at Latimer at the bedside OF
her friend, Mrs. Clarence McAllister.
Mrs. Eliza Shields and Miss Sallie Sitton
have gone to Atlanta, after spending sever.
al days In the city. the guest OF Mrs. James
Mrs. L. T. Miller spent several days last
week in Atlanta, the guest Of friends.
EpwARDs-GAMBRELL.
Invitations are out to the marriage of Miss
Bessie Edwards TO DR.. Claude Gambrell, No
MIR. and Mrs. W. Joel Smith returned last
week from a delightful visit to Allan Ia,
where they went to attend the State Fair and
Mr.. Thomas Turner. of Green wood, has been
in the city for few days staying with rela.
tives.
Mr.. w. E. Cason has returned. after a short
trip TO his home In Jewel, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norwood, Of Calhoun
Falls. were in the city last Satu rday to attend
the funeral OF the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Miss jamie Hollingsworth left Thursday for
Orangeburg, where she will take charge Of a
school and have q music class. Miss Hol-
lingsworth stopped with friends in bia
for several days.
Miss Sarah Lee has gone to Lockhart to at
tend the house party given by Mrs John
Cary.
Miss Norma and Miss Ida Mathews went
over to Atlanta Saturday Tor short stay
with friends In that city.
HILL.BALDwIN.
Invitations are out to the marriage Of Miss
Olive Hill to Mr. Morgan Hall Baldwin ION
the evening OF Wednesday. the sixth Of No.
vember, at Westfield Place, Greenville. 3. G..
Miss Jennie Harper has returned to her
home in Lowndesville, after a pleasant stay
here with Miss Leona Blake.
Lieut.. Thomas Parker. u. 9. N, Is In the city
for a months stay with his father, Hon. Will
liam 81. Parker. Lieut.. Parker has been on q
tour for number OF years and has visited
many foreign countries,
Monday 1or Atlanta. where they have gone to
live. 1t 10 with sincere regret that we see
them leave Abbevile. They will be greatly
missed In the social circles where they both
have been general faVorites.
Mr.. John r. Blake expects to attend the
Fair in Columbia this week.
Miss Lucia Parker left Tuesday for Colum.
bia, where she goes to spend Fair week with
friends and attend the State ball.
Miss Louise Bailey and Miss Maud NC
ClqnE went 70 Columbia Tuesday where they
they will be the guests Of Mr.. Robert Gillian.
The friends OF Mr.. w. Coulter Cothran will
be glad TO know that he is much better, after
being extremely Ill for several days last week.
Mr.. j. E. Jones Is preparing to build home
on his lot next TO Mr.. Mansfield Hollings-
worth.
TO Atlanta. last Friday to consult a specialist
about their little son. who has had some spin
al trouble.
the location is near the old Fair ground. A
good deal Of interest has been taken in the
building Of the factory, and we hope 1t will be
success.
UNION SERVICE.
Union service was held Sunday evening in
the Presbyterian Church. Rev. j. F. MoKin-
non preached the sermon on this occasion.
EeS S: W has 10 9 for
Theological Seminary. preached in the Asso-
ciate Reformed Church.
Mr.. Joel Perrin, of Richmond, Va, has
been in the city for few days. staying with
his cousin, Mr.. A. NJ. Smith. He has gone to
Atlanta for a few days.
BABY AND CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW.
There is to be Baby and q Chrysanthe en- um
show next Friday evening, the sth. This
Cemetery. Let all the babies come. Compe-
tent judges will decide, and prize will be
given to the prize baby.
CIRCUS DAY.
Abbeville is to have q circus on the sixth
Of November. A large crowd is expected on
that day.
week for few days stay with her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Edwards.
Mr.. w. W. Edwards, OF Due West. was In
the city Friday on business.
O.. DEATH OF AN, INFANT.
Norwood, Of Calhoun Falls, died at the home
OF Mrs. James H. Perrin. The little body
was laid TO rest Saturday afternoon In the
Episcopal cemetery. The beresved family
'. DEATH OF MRS. GORDON.
Mrs. M. W. Gordon, wife OF Rev. NJ. w.
Gordon died at her home here after linger.
ing illness The funeral services were held at
the Baptist Church Saturday morning. The
remains we're taken 10 Spartanberg for
interment. Mr.. w. E. Cason and Mr.. w. d.
Barksdse accompanied the family on their
sad mission.
FACTORY SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Factory Church is in need OF stove.
and the building needs to be sealed before
the cold weather. About two hundred dol
lars will be necessary for this work. The
citizens OF the town who are interested in
this work will be asked for contribution
by the committee that has been appointed
by the officers Of the Sunday School. This
Ia worthy obbject and we hope that the
Christians Of all the churches will respond TO
this call.