The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-09
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what IN" Sees and Hears ON ELL"
ROuods in Country and In Town.
Abbeyi!le. 8. c., April 0. 1902.

what ..M" Sees and Hears on His
Rouuds In Country aud In Town.
Abbeyi!le. s. c.. April 0. 1902.
MoNoKEp GUESTS wITHIS OUR GATES.
Rev. James /. Martin. ID. D., and wife, OF
Atlanta, arrived Ia the city u few days ago,
after an absence OF many years. and were sc-
corded hearty welcome by host OF frienda.
Iast Tuesday evening by Mr.. W. Joel Smith.
at which many had the pleasure OF meeting
once more these friends OF BY gone years.
iau Church Of this city for a number of years.
and on his return finds that no still holds q
warm place In the hearts OF the people OF
Abbeville DIR. Martin IL now pastor oi ope
doing great and good work. and where ne II
beloved and h0nored by q large and Hppre-
ciative congregation, and In held In the nign.
est estsem by the people Of the city. A.
present they are the bonored guests oi MT.
and Mrs! L. w. White.
PIASo RECITAL.
The piano recital given In The Court House
last Friday eveding by Miss Rae Lowe
The selections for the evening were OF the
highcst standard oi classic music and were
NEST superbly rendered. holding the closest
attention OF the large and appreciative aud
ience all the while. Miss SpOncer WAS greet
Ell by rounds Of Applause nj every perform
ance. She was aoly assisted by Mesdames
Mcmillan. Ellis, Miichner, Miss Pievna seal.
Me.srH, Jones, Hili, Cochran, also by Mr..
James 4. Hill who rendered several beautl.
- selections on the either.
The duet by Messra. Jones and Cochran was
chsrmingly rendered, a. was the double
and gentlemen the best OF our homo talent.
the evening was one Of extreme pleasure 10
our music-lOving people.
FINE MILLINERY AND MANTUA MAKING.
Mrs. James Taggart has Just opened up q
beautiful line OF millinery and ladies' goods
In the Smith block on Trinity street, the
sioreTOoE recently vacated BY SIR. J.. Allen
smith, Jr. Mrs. Taggart IL too well known
In this community TO need any praise from
us, her skull M dressmaker, NJ well as her
exqu Iste taste In millinery 10 acknowledged
by all. Remember where she ID and be sure
ana give her call when In the city. Her
| stock IL new. stylish and up.to-dats and will
| be sold at prices that defy competition.
COMING AND ooISo.
Messrs. James Gillian. Andrew Bass. 8. c.
Link, Charles and Gilbert Evans have just re-
turned nom tho Charleston Exposition.
They had q most delightful trip snd pro.
nouncs the "blg show" u grand success.
Mr. MrS E. .sc ss Of e
Falls, returned home last Tuesday and 10
Prof ii. ii. Mann and Mr. John su,her-
len for GhaSes,9n tsw day: ssSa; .So and
Nicholas Schram. LETT yesterday for the City
BY the Sea-" where they will take In tho Ex'
position aa well ~ all places Of Interest in
.ns %s.sGs ..ocns te' ssn Sa NV Waller Boyd and T.
Baker represented the Savannah side last
Mr. Marion LINK was in the city las. Mon.
Me~rs. Edwin Parker and John A. Wilson.
two huslhpg farmers OF the Fiat Woods,
were visitors ln the city Saleday.
Mr.. Willio Latimer, after delightful trip
| 10 Charleston, returned bone last Monday.
Prof. X. Z. Ranson OF Lebanon. and Miss
Maggie Evans were visiting In the city taS,
Judge Klugh and family left yesterday for
Col. b. Wyatt Aiken arrived In the city
| last Saturday where he ID most cordially
greeted by hosts OF friends who Will give him
their hearty support In the Congressional
race.
GARDEN SEED FOR THE PEOPLE.
The r. F. d. carriers have been brsy the
past few days distributing garden seed 10
i1siI ISilmsr p1'dM aDd Msinaria. Ts,. dissr,easion
| Of seed II o Dig :hing ip the United States
and 10 greatly appreciated by The people at
large. Many thanks TO the honored gentle
ents nj heart.
OUR CITY BAKERY
Ii the place where you can always fnd
something nice TO eat Every thing 10 neat
and up 10 date aud you are served promptly
at all hours.
THE ELECTRIC POWER HOUSE.
We understand the contract for the build.
Ing OF this house has already been let and
work will begin at once.
DEATH OF MRS. NARY WATSON.
Mrs. Mary Watson died At the home OF her
son, Mr.. +. w. Watson OF Bradley, last FRI
day, April the 4th, at 8 O'Clock In the amer.
noon. Tho deceased had been In declining
health for about year, ever since the death
OF her youngest son. Mr. ]. II. Watson.
Mrs. Watson was q consisfent member Of
the A. X. =. Church. and was devotedly
pious woman Rt ail times. willing worker
aud liberal supporter OF the Institutions OF
the church. She had atta!Eed TO the ripe old
age OF more than three score years and ten.
being 10 her 10Th year. Her lifo was one Of
usefulness and In every respect q beautiful
exam pie for every one.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. r. w. Sloan, assisted by Rev. Blakely OF
Bradley. Her remains were laid beside Low.
I'd ones In the Cemetery at Cedar Springs.
Two sons, together with other relatives and
many friends. mourn her death.