The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-14

Miss Annie Haddon, of Due West. is In the
city staying with her aunt, Mrs. H. Nj. HAD
don. ..
for a Ten days stay with her cousin, Miss
Mr.. Louis Blount, Jr.. has been absent
from his post at Milford's for the past Few
days on account OF illness. 1t ID nopeo ne
will soon be out again.
Mr.. III. d. Reese is In Abbevlle for few
days. after two weeks trip In the lower part
OF the State.
Master James Eason, of Charleston, Is here
spending while with Master Eugene Gary.
Miss Adelaide Riggs, OF Orangebnrg. 1s In
The city, the guest Of her uncle, DR.. u. a.
Neutfer.
Miss Mary Hemphill returned Saturday
from a Summer outing at Ceasar's Head;
Ceasar's Head is a noted heal tn resort and
Miss HemphilI has enjoyed It's dement's, ,s
in town spending his vacation with his par
Miss Elise Bowie returned Friday from
pleasant months stay with friends In Edge
field and Bradley.
FIRE SUNDAY EVENING.
Sunday evening In church hour, the alarm
OF fire was given. The fire was found TO be
miles had Iae e sSape6 was
their home that was burning.
Mr.. j. Allen Smith Jr.. and Mr.. Albert
Henry, leave W ednesday for trip NORTH
New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City and
Washington while away.
Mrs. Walter Hill, of Edgeheld, has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Wade S. Cothran, Tor
the past ten days.
Miss Florence Henry returned Saturday
from ten days stay at HendersonVille and
Asheville.
Vile Saturday on her way to her home al
Clemson, after being the guest OF the Misses
Brownlee at Antreville for some time MISS
Lewis Is Librarian at Clemson College, and Is
q general favorite with the college boys:
Prof Claude Neuffer. OF Belmont. Ala, Is
here spending while with his uncle, DIR. u.
Miss May Lyon is home after delightful
Mrs. James Eason OF Charleston, is In the
city spending while with Mrs. Eugene B.
Gary.
in Atlanta, after a short stay here with his
Miss Frances Abell, one of Chester's most
attractive young ladies, spent Monday in Alb
beville the guest of Miss Mae Robertson.
CANE TO ABBEvILLE.
Mr. Preston Cheatham and his family have
moved TO the DuPre place. Mr.. Cheatham
has bought this beautiful place and will make
a numb Of improvements.
Mrs. w. A. Templeton and Mr.. Giles
Templeton are spending this week In Mon,er-
Mr.. Roy Power is spending this week at his
Mrs. ]. s. Norwood, of Calbouns Falls, was
In town Monday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Wicker to
was solemuized al her home In Farnsvllle,
Va, August the seventh. Miss Wicker is
wei nown here and her friends here wish
her much happiness. Mr.. Wltherspoon ls d
rising young business man of Rock Hill.
Miss Grace Smith left Monday for a months
stay with friends at Cashiers Valley.
Miss Eliza Crymes and Miss 1nez Crymes,
of WILLIAMSON, are In the city spending Il
while with relatives.
Mrs. ]. Davis Kerr went To Green wood Fri
day and stayed until Saturday with Mrs.
Miss Meta Lythgoe has gone to Cashiers
Valley to spend the summer with Miss Lucia
MCGOWAN.
TEACHERS MUSICAL,
The musical that was 10 have been given
last Thursday evening was postponed an and
will be given Thursday Of this week. The
musical will be com posed OF home talent and
will be very enjoyable.
Mrs. Dean Scott, Of Atlanta Is In the city
the guest OF friends, she is on her way TO
Columbia.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson goes to Little Noun
tain Thursday, 10 stay with Mrs. L. 7. Miller
who is spending a while there.
Mr.. Francis Henry and MIR. John Hill have
gone TO Clemson through the country
Mr.. Andrew Lyon. or Augusta. Ca. spent
Sunday here with his father Judge j. Fuller
| Lyon.
Miss Rafella Kerr. OF Green wood, is in the
city spending sometime with Misses Fannie
| and Mary StArke.
DR.. Frank E. Harrison was called TO Mon
| terey last week on professional business.
Miss Sarah Thurston spent Sunday with
her friend, Mrs. Mary Parker at her country
home.
Mr.. John p. Hilhouse and family have
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| Mrs Edith RiggsIH olloway, OF Chappels. is
| in the city the guest of her uncle, DR.. q. A.
| Neutier.
| Miss Frances Holloway, of Orangeburg, is
in The city staying with friends.
The friends OF Mr.. Louis Blount, Sr, will
| learn with regret OF his serious illness at his
home near Abbeville, 1t Is hoped that he is
some better.
| A number OF Abbevilliaus went 10 Ashe Vile
Tuesday on the excursion.
Mr.. Harvard Ligon, of Iva. was in the city
Tuesday on business.
| DEATH OF A LITTLE CHILD.
Thomas Dean Cooley, the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. u. Cooley died at their home in
! Lowndesvile last Monday after short i'll.
ness He was a bright and unselflsh child
and was attractive to every one. The friends
OF the afflicted family sympathize deeply
with them.
MIR. Robert Moseley of Lowndesville, was
| In town Tuesday to see friends.
DR.. Frank Y. Pressly OF Due West, will
preach in the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Miss Marion McCraray has returned to her
home In Clinton, after pleasant stay in the
city.
Miss Elese Carlisle left Wednesday for hel
home in Spartan burg, after an extended stay
| In the city with friends.
| Miss Bette Barksdale has gone to her home
! In Greenwood, after attending the Summer
School here for three weeks.
| Mr.. Paul Anderson is at home after a pleas
ant weeks stay at Waterloo.