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happenings and Incidents of Week
About the City.

happenings and Incidents of a Week
/ About the City.
Abbeville s. c., Jan. IA, 1902.
ant ten days stay with friends IN Anderson.
Mr.. Lewis Perrin went over TO Green wood
Saturday and spent Sunday in that city win
friends. 49,
has been in the city the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Charles D. Brown. has returned to her
home after an extended stay here.
| Miss Wakelng returned last thursday
rom a visit to friends In Atlanta &c. -.
..", EUcHRE CLUB. ''' '.-.
The 'Euchre Club was delightfully."- enter
| tained last Friday evening by Miss Lucia
! Miss Mazie Cason is in the city spending
sometime with her grandmother, Mrs. Fanny
Allen. Miss Cason has just returned from
Batesville; 'Ark., where sne M mas haa ,,n charge
Miss Florence Kirby returned last thursday
from q short visit TO her sister. MISS Eva +.
KirOy in Sparta nhurg. -
Mr.. Med. Cater OF Anderson was IN the CITY
last Friday on business.
Mr. Paul E. Anderson Is at home again
after short stay with relatives In waterloo.
Miss Helen Mower. one OF Newberry's most
accomplished young. ladies, was In the city
several days last week the guest OF her: auut,.
Mrs. l.. W!iWhite.
Miss Leona Blake with her guest Miss
Emily werner Oh COIuuDld Wcut. oNci !"
Green ood last Thursday TO attend meeting
OF the Chat uqua Circle. 70
/ MISS Rena Allen is at home again after a
pleasant trip TO Columbia where she was the
guest OF. her brother Mr.. Warren Allen.
Mr. Philip Rosenberg left last Thursday for
Baltimore, where he goes for treatment. His
many friends hope he will soon return fully
/ Fe FMrs. Theodore d. Furman OF. Atlanta, is In
the city the guest OF her grandmother Mrs.
Fanny Allen. -. ., :, !
bbeville and will make her home here Wild
/ ner daughter, Mrs. w. A. Templeton.
Miss Lucia Parker and Hon. William II.
Parker leave In a few days for Columo Ola,
where Mr.. Parker goes to attend The Legls-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Jones have moved into
their new home next to Mr.. Mansfield Hol-
lingsworth's house. .,.A- .,..,,.l
In Trenton after spending sometime here
with her daughter, Mrs. c. d. Brown. ....: &.
THE woMAN'S. CLUB =. ..
The Woman g Club had very pleasant
meeting saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Claude 9. Gambrell. Interesting papers
we're read by Miss Leona Blake. on Society 10
the South before the war, and Miss MARY
An Instructive progi am Of study has been
arranged ior the year, the CLUB IL taxing
ne W life and number Of new members nave
been added to their list. 49,
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where be goes TO take his position as CHIEF
Hon: NJ. P. DeBruhl and : Master CalhGun %Dan
DeBruhi LEFT TUESDAY, ss, orISs 106 GStomo'a' ineS
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Nickles have moVeq In
to The house recently occupied 6y mr.: j. II,
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs: w. a: NicRIes @ nave nave
Hodges.
OF South Caroline's handsome women ann
n avntnf nfM
Gary, one Of Abbevillc's fairest daughters.
SLIGHT BLAZE. ,'.'''
|, Sunday morning the Chapel at the Factory
caught tre from the chimney due. The
alarm was sent In, but the blaze was extin-
eMr.J. d. Jennings and family will move to
Atlanta in a short while. Mr.. Jennings has
a fine position 10 travel, with headqusrters IN
Atlanta. He has had charge OF the >. A. L.
Depot here for the past four years.
Mr. T. H. Furman, OF Atlanta was In the
city Sunday the guest OF relatives
Mrs, w. H. Long has been quiet sick. but
her friends will be glad to know That she Is
Rev. Mr.. Ch.lds, Of Greenwood. Presiding
Elder. OF Cokesbury district, presched 10 the
Methodist Church Sunday morning. o,,
MIR Aleck Bowie left Tuesday for Chicago.
where he goes 70 take position with swift
3 Company, The best wishes OF all bis ,it
irispds saT sI Mrs. Mrs. ". E. Owens went to Green's
boro North Carolina, last Wednesday. They
wilrspepd some time with relatives In that
Mr.. Farley Tiddey. OF Shelby, N. G., is in
the olty the guest Of his brother, MIR. h. N.
Tiddy. 80 .I......'
.' ..i WEEK OF PRAYER. .-'..
These services were closed Sunday evening
with an able sermon preached by Rev. Mr..
Sloan, OF the A. R. p. Church, In the oresby.
teran Church. A large congregation was
present.
slightly injured in a wreck near Rome, Ga
last Sunday =. 49,, =. ...-. .'.., -.
In the city on visit TO his father, DR.. j. W.
Marshall. MIR. Maruhall left Abbeville twen-
ty three years ago, and this ia his first trip
home.
Mr.. Harry Pinkney, of Anderson. spent
Sunday in the city with his grandfather, DR..
]. w. Marshall.
Mrs. James H. Perrin returned Tuesday
from weeks stay In Charleston with her
cousin, Mrs Sarah Calhoun Simous.
A small frame house just back of the house
recently occupied by Mr..W. w. Bradley was
burned Monday evening about seven o'clock.
H,&,4, - p1;,oho}b Woobn noo'od