The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-11-18
DONALDS DOTS.
As Related by the Young Correspond
ent-VisitOrs Coming and CHING.

On last Wednesday night in the Baptist
Church Of this place Miss Eliza Dunn was
married to MIR. Lawrence II. Carlisle, OF Union
8. c. The wedding was one OF the prettiest
at eight O'Clock Mrs. l.. Augustus Brock be.
gan to play Mendelssohn's wedding narcb
and then the bridal party entered. First
w. B. Mays and then the bridesmaids,
Misses Agnew, Caldwell and Riley, and the
groomsmen, Messrs ,Carlise, Medlock and
Dunn, and then slowly coming up one aisle
leaning on the arm Of her sister might be
seen the lovely bride, and on the other aisle
the handsome groom was coming up with
his best man DR.. Fair. marching under the
arch. The ceremony that made them man
and wife was performed by Rev. J. A. Brown.
Immediately after the ceremony recep.
tion was held at the home of the bride and
and at s45 the bride and groom took the
will 60 to Union their future home The dec.
orations were beautiful and showed much
taste. The color effect was white and green.
The background was white cloth covered
with pretty green Ivy, andl big bank of
flowers. The bride and groom stood under
big arch.
candles and this added to the beauty Of the
scene.
Mrs. Brock had charge of the decorations
and great credit must be given her and her
- assistants.
Miss Dunn is a daughter of Mr.. w. R.
Dunn Of this place and Is a beautiful young
lady. Donaids regrets TO lose her and society
here has lost favorite Mr.. Carlise is Sec.
retary OF the Buffalo Cotton Mills, and is a
handsome young man.
He is the son OF MIR. d. E. Carlise OF Ander.
son. great many out OF town guests were
Among them were Mr.. D. E. Carlisle, Mrs.
w. ID. Mays, MIR. w. b. Mays and Rev. j. H.
Graves. OF Greenwood, DR.. Fair OF Union,
Viviao Caldwell and Mrs. ]. Z. Caldwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Carlise will make Union their
home.
The Donalds OIL Mill is ready to start work
after many difficulties and trials.
The engine has been placed and when a
few minor details are finished theyIwill start
In the morning. Their engine Is a fine Ham,
ilton- -Corliss and weighs twenty tons.
The seed house Of the mill il nearly full up
81 they will have plenty to work on.
The railroad scales are being placed this
week.
Many folks may think that with the com.
ing of winter the big boom that our town has
been on will stop, but not so.
While 1t may be temporarily checked with
, the colder months, many an hour will be
spent around bright fires planning enterpris
es and with the coming OF cherry spring work
will begin on several new enterprises.
Several stores Will be erected and some
residences.
Nearly every lot on Main Street has been
sold.
Store-rooms are In demand and If some man
would build several to rent he would find no
difficul lty in doing SO.
Mr.. Joseph Nance IL buying cotton here
now. Our people like to see competition in
r. Sss aT 10 awn
buying need for the Houea Path oil mill.
Mr.. Holly Seawright will move to town
next week.
Miss Vivian Caldwell OF Greenville was
here for the Dunn. Carlisle wedding.
Mr.. l.. d. Caldwell and wife Of Abbeville
was here for the wedding
Mr.. w. A. Latimer Of Greenvile was here
last week.. Mr.. Latimer IL former resident
OF Donalds and is always welcome visitor.
Harold Q. Booker