The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-01-08
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of q Week
About the City.
AbbeVille. s. c., Jan. I,

Abbevllle, s. c.. Jan. 7, 1902.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. e. Meschine OF Lowndes-
Vile were In the city shopping.
Mr. Joel Morse and Mr.. Len w. White, Jr,
returned to Davidson Thursday after pleas
Eeeas F1ess Tn has to
home In Charleston after spending few days
in the city the guest OF her cousin Miss Lucia
Miss Grace Jones arrived In the city Satur.
day and was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l..
W. White until Tuesday, when she left for
her home in Asheville.
the guest Of his cousin, Mr.. q. Gillespie
Smith several days last week.
Rey %ison of 41fGSd Ws;; was IN
tor of Long Cane church q numb OF years.
Mrs. James II. Perrin left Tuesday for
Charleston, where she goes to attend the
Mrs. Sarah Calhoun Simons while In Charles
Miss Irene Rosenberg, Mr.. Philip Rosen.
Returned from charleston Thursday after a
pleasant weeks stay with MIR. and Mrs. julius
Visanska, 49,
Saturday after spending the Christmas holi-
days at her home In Florence.
Mr.. A M. Henry left Thursday for Clemson
College to resume his studies after pleasap t
holiday.
THE FACTORY school.
Miss Rosa Maxwell has been elected to take
Mrs. Eliza Gambrell Cason's place in the
Factory School. Miss Maxwell began her
opss Miss D E%iIy Verner, Of Columbia, arrived in
the city Friday, and is the guest Of her friend
Mr.R G. Wilson is out again, after being
confined to his bed several days last week.
Messrs. Tom Perrin, Will Templeton, Earl
Jones, Giles Templeton, Townes Robertson
ND 90 ai1l left SQtnrdQv for Clemson COl.
Mrs. Henry Norwood, OF Calhoun Falls.
was in the city Saturday and Sunday, the
Mr.. Clifford 8. Haddon spent Sunday in
Mrs. s. F. Killingsworth and children wen,
to Anderson last Tuesday, and spent several
days with her sister Mrs. T. Callahan.
Miss Lucia Tribble, Of Donalds, has been
the charming guest OF Miss Marie Cheatham
Mr.. Paul 3. Anderson returned Tuesday
from short trip to his home in Waterloo.
Mr.. Harry Epting, OF Baltimore spent Sun
day In the city With friends.
Sunday, after a pleasant stay at her home IN
MI. and Mrs. George Gambrell have moved
Col: ]. c. Martin. Of Donalds. was in the 0ity
Monday on business.
Mr.. W. 9. Agnew and Mr.. c. E. Sharpe. OF
Donalds, we're In town salesday.
Mr.. J. e. Todd, Mr.. r. G. Brownies, Mr.; w
T. Cowan, Mr.. Olin Brownlee, Of Due West
~sfs Mr. W. 'oxn n 9Ge Ies leit Friday for coup ba
where he goes to resume his studies at South
Mr.. A. 5. Remedy. Mr.. Pat Henry, and
Mr. Wren, Of Due West, were IN the city
Miss jamie and Miss Burnie Kennedy. o
Troy, passed through Abbeville Monday on
their way to Due West Female College,
B Illiop 10 hroll ad IN Wflliam9
ton Monday TO resume her school duties, after
q pleasant holiday.
Judge ". C. Benet, Of Charleston. was the
gnest OF Hon. William 81. Parker several days
Mr. A. NJ. Erwin, Of Antreville. was in the
city Monday.
school to his study at the Reotory.
Miss Eva Pearl Kirby left Friday for her
home In Spartauburg after spending week
in the city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mr.. Wilbur Blake left Monday 1or David.
3 son College, where he is attending school.
GOES TO CHICAGO.
III MIR. Aleek Bowie leaves In few days for
With sWift and Com Pany. MI. Bowie is one
: OF Abbeville's best young men and 1t is with
regret that his many friends see him leave.
expected home today from pleasant weeks
stay with relatives In Charleston.
tE" WEEK OF PRAYER.
Services will be held every night this week
In the different churches, and the pastor OF
the churches will conduct these services.
Miss Hettie McCollum returned Monday
from ten days visit to relatives In Colu umbia
and Summerton.
SAD DEATHS.
As the old year was passing away, the soul
OF Bessie Hill passed into eternity. The New
year which for us was 80 full OF pain and
shadow, for her was all Joy and gladness
Bessie Hill was the eldest daughter OF Mr.
r. M Hill. About seventeen years OF age,
Just entering into womanhood, she possessed
many virtues and graces, both OF person and
character. Always modest, gentle, loving
and helpful she was beloved by her school
mates and friends, but 1t was IN the home
circle that she was most truly known and
there the blow falls heaviest.
On the morning OF January 3, at O'CLOCK
Mr.. T. A. Cater died at his home In Monterey
the 9th year Of his age. Mr.. Cater has al
ways been q resident Of Abbeville County
and is well known here For many years he
has been an elder In the Rocky River Presby-
terian Chnrch. In 1850 he married Mrs
Josiah P. Giles, who with one child, Mr.. Nc
D. Cater, OF Anderson, survives him. Mr.
Cater was the oldest son OF Mrs. Jane 3.
Cater aud q brother OF the Misses Cater Of our
city. He was member Of Harpers Company
of the 14th Regiment 8. O. ", and was brave
and gallant Confederate Soldier.
The Woman's Club will meet Saturday