The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-01-16
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
NAbOut the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF n Week
About the City.
Miss Carrie Belle Giles and Master ulian
KennerIy, left Thursday for Bessemer. after q
lew days visit TO relatives here.
DR.. I. 3. Blake, OF Ninety Six. was In the
city last Wednesday, the guest OF his nephew,
Mr.. H. D. Reese has resumed his work
throughout the State. after spending several
weeks here with his home people.
Captain l.. w. White spent two days last
week with relatives in Newberry..
| Mr.. John F. Barns and Mr.. j. E. Allen. oi
Lowndesvtlle. were 10 the city one day last
week on business.
Miss Effie Watson was 10 the city shopping.
Saturday.
Miss Mary Lou Smith and Master w. Joel
Smith, went 10 Atlanta Tuesday, while IN the
| city they will be the guests OF Mrs. AcRer.
| Mr.. John F. White Is building new home
next to the home Uf his brother, Mr.. Kinard.
| Mrs. j. d. Chalmers returned last Thursday
from pleasant visit to Mrs. James Pearson
MI S. Link entertained the Yong Mems
Duplicate Whist Club Tuesday evening at .
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Miller entertained few
of their friends at pleasant dining last
Mr.. and Mrs.J. d. Jennings went over TO
Elberton Sunday and sbent the day with
friends there. q, ri ~ s.. }'...
| " THE WEEK OF PRAYER.
The week of Prayer closed Friday night,
with services in the Presbyterian. Owing 10
' ne Indictment weather the meetings were not
, as we'll attended as they would have been
Judge JIG. Klugh, who has been holding
Court in Spartanburg last week, came home
Saturday for few days.
Mrs. r. Lawton Dargan visited her friend.
Mrs Tolly In Anderson, several days last
Mr.. Agustus Anderson attended the mar
| riage OF his sister, Miss Minnie Anderson, 10
| Dr. Gus Thomson, both OF Anderson County.
burg. where she has mad good position for
| the past two seasons. Miss Cason Is a gener.
al favorite here, and her friends welcome her
Rev. ]. g. Galloway, D. D., will begin a
series OF sermons In the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. All
the denominations are cordially invited to
joIn with the A. r. P's. In these services.
Rev. Mr.. Query was In the city Saturday
and Sunday, the guest Of Rev. ]. F. AcKinon.
Mr.. w. w. Bradley has position IN the
engrossing department. during the session OF
Legislature. Mr.. Bradley went 70 COLUMBIA
M Mr. I" n. T. Coleman was called home last
week on account OF the severe illness or Dis
Rev. DR.. J. W. Davis. Of the Theological
Seminary In Columbia, preached In the Pres
by terian Church Sunday morning; ana az the
evening service lecture about Chlna and tne
situation TQ6r6 was given. LIZ OdNio ~ 90
spent more than a quarter Of q century In
China, and Ia thoroughly acquainted with
this work. While In China DR.. Davis trans,
lated the New Testament into Chinese. The
lecture was instructive and earnest, setting
clearly before us the hard present situation
in China, the probable outcome OF the war,
and the benefits both for missions and COM
merce that will probably result from II.
Gen. r. r. Hemphill came up from Colum
bia last Wednesday, and returned Monday.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Colnan
are glad TO learn that Master Robert Coleman
is rapidly recovering from severe attack .of
pneumonia.
DR.. q. A. Neuffer leaves In a few days for
New York, where he goes to take special
course In medicine and surgery. D.:
THE woMANs CLUB. ~
The meeting of the Womans Club was held
At the home OF Miss Annie Penny Friday
afsernoon. The meeting was pleasant one.
Master Calhoun Cason has position az