The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-16
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.

Abbevile. S. c., Oct. Is, 1901.
Mrs. Frank Y. Pressly and Miss Euphemis
Young, of Due West, were in the city shop
Hon. George job nstone, of Newberry, wai
in the city last week on professional business
Mr.. Johnstone is candidate for United States
Mr.. jams Hill has gone to Baltimore to EN-
ter the Medical College there. MIR: Hills
many friends hope he will meet with every
Mr.. Lewis Haskell, of Columbia, spent sew
eral davs in the city laet week. the guest oi
his brother, Mr.. Cheves Haskell.
THE woMANs CLUB.
The Woman's Club met October the fourth
at the home OF Miss Florence Henry. Mrs. D.
F. Mckinpun read an Interesting paper on
Edgar Allen Poe. This Is the first meeting
the club has has had in some time, but they
will continue their work during the winter:
MIR. and Mrs Aug. w. Smith arrived In the
home in Woodruff Saturday. Mrs; Smith rs
still here with her mother, Mrs. l.. w. Perrin,
and will be here for ten days.
Mrs. Samuel Whorton, OF Iva, was IN the
city several days last week staying with her
sister. Mrs. r Emrnet Coke,
Miss Julia Cauldtr, of Cokes6urv, Ia here
spending while with her friend, Mis-. W. d.
Miss Fioride Smith and Master Wardlaw
smith OF Woodruff, are in the city spending
q while with friends.
Miss Pearl Martin returned MONDAY from
Rock Hill, where she has been Tor several
Miss Callie Lou Graves. of Latimer, is here
spending While with her friend. Miss lvey
Calhoun.
EUCHRE CLUB
The Euchre Cub had a meeting Friday
evening at the home of Miss Jeanie +. Perrin.
This is the first meeting the club has had IN
some time, 1t was delightful and enjoyed by
all nrpaanf
Miss nellie Pressly OF Troy. is in the city
Visiting her sister Mrs. w 7. Bradley. .,
: Miss Carrie Turner lof Green wood, Is th'
Charming guest of her sister. Mrs. J. E. Jones
Mr.. George Smith. OF Calhoun Falls. spent
Sunday in the city with bis brother, MIR. joel
Smith.
Miss Lila Wilson OF Warrenton, Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Preston Cheatham.
Miss Eliza Thomson LETT Friday for Bam-
berg, where she will take charge OF flourish
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Bowen OF Ray. spenl
last Friday in the city the guests OF Miss
Rosa Maxwell.
Miss Bertha Ferguson OF Warrenton, will
spend this week with her cousin, Miss Lois
Wilson.
Miss Isabel Perrin Haddon is expected
home this week after an extended Visit 10
New York and Washington. Miss Haddon
will be accompanied by her friend, Miss
Gertrude Sallade who will spend the winter
here. Miss Sallade has visited Abbeville be.
fore and has many warm friends here.
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Sunday morning and evening In the Presoy-
terian Church. DR.. Pressly was the guest OF
Mr.. W. A. Templeton and Mr.. A. b. Morse.
LYCEUM COURSE.
The entertainment given in the Cour
House last Thursday evening. in the Lyceum
course was we'll attended and q very enjoy
able entertainment. -
We regret 10 learn Of the illness OF Mrs. w.
H. Long, and we hope that she will soon be
we'll again.
Mr.. Robert Bruce has taken position with
the Seaooard Air Line in Chester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce have moved to their new nome.
Mr.. Clifford s. Haddon who has been SICK
for the past few days, Is able TO be out again.
Mr.. Ringan Thomson and Mr.. Roy Power
spent Sunday in Antrevile.
Miss Tweetie Hillhouse OF Greenville, j.
here staying with her sister, Mrs. John +.
Hilhouse.
Friday will be childrep's day at the Fair.
The children OF the county schools, and those
OF the city schools will meet at the Graded
School. it Is hoped that each school will
have an appropriate banner. From the
Graded School building the children will
march 10 the Court House Where they will be
addressed by Rev. r. G.. McLees Of Green
wood.
Mr.. Oscar Hicks OF Macon, Ga. was In the
city seral days last week staying with his
broth Mr.. f.. G. Hicks.
Mrs James T. Latimer OF Lowpdesvilie, ia
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. Henry Lati-
mer this week.