The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21
AND GOING.

Mountain.
COMING AND GOING.
MIR. w. Cannon is il the city for q while.
He will be nearer home during the fall and
winle and will buy cotton along the rallroa1
from Newberry to Honea Path, ana VIII
touch on the Abbeville market oecaslonaily. ai:.
After delightful outing OF several weeks
Mr.. Parker Hodges returned 10 business iasI
Miss Kate Marshall. after spending most
pleasant time with relatives and 1rlenus III
Anderson, is home again.
Miss Lou Vose and Miss Bessie Murray,
after making their home by the sea on
Pawleys Island for six weeks. are nome nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Doar and are wild In
their rawlings about the surf bathing" ana
the elegant time they had during their stay
among friends and relatives.
Miss Elma Clinkscales Of Due West on
her return from Columbia. was the guest ior
q few days OF this week at the hospltao'e
home Of Mr. and Mrs j. M GamerH1 in the ci,y
the guest OF Mr. ]. A. Harris.
DR.. and Mrs. Killingsworth returned last
Monday from delightful visit to relatives In
Mr.. James T. Latimer and son of Lowndes-
VILE, spent last Monday in the city. l..
MI. Kinneth Hill OF Titusville, Fla. is
spending awhile with his sister, Mrs. James
MIR. D. K. Cooley OF Lowndesville, was In
the city last Monday on business:
Miss Estelle Calhoun, after delightful stay
with relatives In the city retnrnea 10 her
Mr.. II. d. Reese left last Monday Tor announcer
business trip through the upper counties oi
the State. c-
days with his family In the city, returned
last Sunday to his place OF businass al maol-
Mr.. Arthur syfan left last Monday for New
Orleans, where he will take run from InaI
nj tn 6Om6 point In TeXaS.
Miss Clarke Scott Of Atlanta, after spend
Ing while with relatives In Columbia, re-
turned to this city last Saturday, and is now
the guest OF Miss Lou Vose.
Miss May McLaughen OF Kings Mountal
N. C., arrived In the city last week ana VIII
spend sometime with her sister, Mrs: SeiIers.
Mrs. Ellen Gossett and granddaughter, MISS
Linda Syfan, after spending several weeks
with relatives in the city, will return tomor-
row Thursday to their home at GAINESVILLE
Mrs. Ernest Wilson and Miss Bessie Wilson
left Saturday for Lowndesville, where tney
will visit relatives and friends.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Mrs. R, s. Link returned home last Sunday
night from Atlanta. where she has been for
sometime under special treatment MRS.
Link has been Ill for q long time and al! that
the skill OF best physicians and loving hanos
can do, has, and Is still being done for her,
and her many friends hope and pray earnest
" and sincerely for her ultimate recovery.
Father Gwynn of Spartanburg. held service
in the Catholic Church last Sunday morning
apd Mrs.. ssfR.nE I. K. Haddon of this city and Mr..
Walker Edwards, manager OF Il. M. Haooon
Il Co.'S. Due West store, left last night ior
don and daughter In Washington, D. c.. and
will go on to New York to make their fall
purchases.
The many friends of Mr.. Lewis Blonnt. will
be glad to hear after very serious illness, he
is now improving.
Mrs. Il. H. Hilf left last night over the S
A. L. for Baltimore, where she will spend
sometime with relatives.
Mr.. Lindsay Wilson, in attempting to arrest
one Joe King, colored, at Wilmington, on lasi
Monday, was badly hurt, and telegrapned
sheriff Lyon who LETT yesterday morning WITH
dogs. Joe King is said TO be desperate
character, and Is wanted in Georgia.
Mr.. Sterling Graydon entertained most
pleasantly number OF his friends last Mon-
Miss Bessie Murray is at the ex press Office
for while and Miss Nettie Hammond Is off
for short respite.
Mrs. Lewis jackson and children and Mrs.
VIII Hagen, are rusticating at Little Noun
tain.
TEACHERS MUSICAL.
The musicale given at the School house last
Friday evening, In honor to the teachers az
tending the Summer School was In every
respect grand success, and afforded q most
delightful evening ofenjoyment TO all pres
ent. This Summer School under the manage
ment of Prof. Gillian as principal. and Miss
Thurston as assistant, was an occasion OF ex.
ceptional educational interest TO all In at
tendance. The entire session OF one month
passed of without JAR for which too much
praise cannot be given to our worthy School
Superintendent J. s. Gilbert, Prof. Gillian
and Miss Thurston. After a mouths stay,
matrons Ia few have left US, and we miss
their bright sunny faces and cordial greet.
ings, and as they return to their respective
homes they carry with them the best wishes
OF our people.
AT LITTLE MOUNTAIN.
Mrs. l.. 7. Miller after enjoying the breezes
at Little Mountain for week or 80 returned
home last Monday.