The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-10-21
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Week
About the City.
AbbeviIle. S. c. Oct. l3, 1908.


Mr.. Augustus w. Smith of Woodruff, was
ness. Mr.. Smith was the guest OF his uncle,
Mr.. w. Joel smith, while in the city.
Miss Julia Foster went over to Greenwood
Friday and stayed until Saturday with
| friends.
Miss Louise Allen Of Warrenton, was in
the city last week staying with hei aunt, Mrs.
| NJ. Harvey Wilson.
Miss Salne SItton, who for the past three
weeks has been the guest Of Mrs. James Nc
MILAN. left Saturday for Due West, where
she will spend a while before going to Lin
colnton, n. c., TO spend the winter.
Mrs. Lewis w. Perrin has gone TO Wood.
ruff to spend a while with her daughter, Mrs.
A. w. Smith.
Mrs. William y. Wilson went to Atlanta
| last Thursday to attend the State Fair. Mrs.
Wilson will be the guest OF friends while in
| that city.
Mr.. Thomas V. Miller of Due West. spent
Sunday here with his brother, Mr.. L. t. Mil
Miss Mary T. Nance went to her home in
Cross Hill Friday and stayed until Sunday
with her home people.
Miss Annie White left Friday for Troy,
| Miss White is one of the Abneville Graded
Schools graduates and is fully qualified to
| fill any position.
Mr.. r. Lawton Dargan spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Thomas Gordon White has gone to
Woodruff to spend while with her sister,
Mrs. Augustus w. Smith.
| Mr.. J. Gillian Aiken, who for the past
| three years has had position with the firm
of l.. w. White has gone to facolet TO take a
Mr.. John NJ. Harden went to Augusta Fri
day on business for the Carolina Virginia
Chemical Com
Mr.. w. D. Barksdale went to Greenwood
Sunday to ste her nephew, Master james
| burst. who Is quite i'll.
| Mrs. Maggie Latimer Bullock has returned
from a weeks stay with friends in Atlanta.
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town Friday and Saturday staying with Mas.
ter William Perrin.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy of the
| Abbevllle Chapter had their regular annual
meeting last Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Henry Hin. The meeting was in every
| way delightful success and was largely st
Thomson was re elected TO the place of Presi.
| dent. Mrs. Thomson has filled the place
most acceptably and the Daughters recognize
this by refusing TO release her from the posi-
tion. The delegates we're elected TO go TO the
State Convention in Camden and to General
| Convention q Charleston. Mrs. Lucy Thorn.
son and Mrs. c. D. Brown will 60 TO Camden
and Mrs. NJ. &. Gary and Mrs. Lucy Thomson
will represent the Abbeville Chapter IN
| Charleston.
| Miss Sara Lee will attend the Livingstone
| Thompson wedding In Seneca next week
| Miss Lee will be one OF the bridal party. Miss
| Livingstone, the bride elect is most pleasantly
remembered here having been the guest o1
Mrs. Il. Lawton Dargan and Miss Sara Lee al
i several times.
| Mrs William H. Long has returned from
an extended stay in Atlanta where she was
the guest OF her neice Mrs. Theodore H. Fur
man.
Mr.. Wade Harrison, OF Bradley, was the
| guest OF Mr.. a. Gillespia Smith last week.
| Mr.. Thomas p. Cothran, of Greenville, was
In town last Wednesday and Thursday OIL
business.
Sunday and Monday In the city with his
i brother, Mr., w. Joel Smith.
Mrs. Leonard W. White has gone to New
berry to attend the marriage Of her niece
Miss Nancy Broaddus Pool to DR.. Clarence
Mrs. A. Brooks Cheatham spent Sunday In
| Greenwood with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
III. K. burst.
| Mrs. John Brownlee aud Miss Meta Brown
lee, or Antreville. spent several days In the
city last waek the guest Of Mrs. John A
| Dickson.
| The first game OF Football played by the
Clemson team for 1903 was played Saturday
afternoon in Atlanta against the Georg Ia
School OF Teohn ology. The score was 1S TO
| In favor OF Clemson.
The Baldwin Lady Orchestra went tc
Greenwood to play at a Banquet and dance
given In that city Tuesday evening. This is
the first appearance OF the Orchestra In pub
lie and the peobe OF our town regret tina,
their initial entertainment was not given
before an Abbeville audience. The Orchestra
contains the city's best talent and IS an as.
sured success,
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marriage OF Miss Nancy b. Pool TO Dr.
Clarence d. Weeks. In Newberry ou October
%. Miss Pool has visited Abbeville mum.
ber OF times as the guest OF Mrs. Charles A
Milford and has a large circle of friends here
who wish her q long and happy life.
| Miss Mary Lou Smith has gone TO New.
berry to attend The Pool-Weeks wedding.
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh OF Elberton, Ca, Is
In the city staying a few days with her Sis.
| ter, Mrs. Victoria d. Lee
Miss Isabel Perrin Haddon is expected
home In q short while from an extended stay
with friends In New York, Philadelphia and
| Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rosen burg went over
| to Atlanta Sunday and stayed until Wednes-
dsy the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Samuel
/ Visanska.
Mr.. Eugene Link has gone 10 his home In
Lebanon alter finishing his engagement with
j. F. Miller.
| The friends Of DR.. James Hill will be glad
to know that he Is doing nicely.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wilson is extremely Ill. Their friends sym
pathZe with them in their atillctlon.
MIR. ]. Fraser Lyon Is some better and II is
hoped his recovery will be rapid.