The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-04-13
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Happenings and Incidents of n Week
About the City.

Apr. 18th. 1904.
Mrs. 8. F. Kilingsworth is in Anderson
spending some time with her mother Mrs. I.
MIR. W. D. Barksdale was in Greenwood
last Thursday on busi ness.
Mr.. Kay Caulder spent Sunday with his
Mrs. ]. S. Cothran and Mr.. Thomas Coihrap
of Greenville were In the city sunday TO
attend the funeral OF Mrs: W; Joel Smith.
Mr. H. B. Livingston of Columbia speat
Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Livingston.
Rev. w. B. Sans spent part OF last week In
Aiken the guest OF friends.
Miss Lucia Parker and Hon. W. b. Parker
spent several days the first OF last week in
gustus w. Smith.
Mrs. Wade s. Cochran is in Edgefed spend
ing some time with her mother, Mrs. Brun-
Miss May Thompson and Prof. J. w. Thorn.
son Of Rock Hill spent Sunday here the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Perrin.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Aiken OF Green wood were
IN the city Sunday the guests OF Mr.. j. Allen
Mrs. p. B. Wells and little Miss Jean Wells
are In Greenville visiting Mrs. Wells parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace.
BOOK CLUB
The Book Club was entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Claude Jones The meet.
ing was in every way pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penney returned
from Anderson Sunday after pleasant stay
In that city.
Mics Fannie Aiken OF Greenwood was in
the city Sundayithe guest Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z
Ellis.
Mrs. Henry Hill entertained last Friday
evening at an elaborate dining. Miss Rae
Psran Wss the oe Of
came to Abbevile Saturday to attend the
burial service ofhis aunt, Mrs. w. Joel Smith I.
Mr.. F. Miller waa in Atlanta several days
n Nrr lar p,Ni ic In, no n q
for treatment.
MIR. j. s. Stark spent several days in Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus w. Smith Of Wood
ruff were in the city Saturday and Sunday
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Perrin.
DR. John G. Edwards has completed his
course OF study at the South Carolina Medical
College in Charleston. DR.. Edwards has
Is predicted for him.
Miss Hannah c. Perrin of Greenville is here
on visit to her nephew Mr.. Wade S.
Cothran.
Miss Elsa Mabry will return to Rock
Hill Thursday to rusume her studies at
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. shlve have rooms at the
Methodist Parsonage.
Mrs James. T. Latimer has returned 10 her
home in LoWndesville after a pleasant stay
here as the guest Of her sister Mrs. j. II,
MIR. John F. Livisgston OF Columbia was in
M Mr.G &c ". W. aeSdley of wadesboro. s. c.,
is here working for q, w. Kendall; ,,r-
Mrs. G. w. Bradley and Master Billy
Bradley have ;gone to Washington for the
month of April.
Mr.. Thomas Perrin was In the city Sunday
to attend the funeral Of his aunt Mrs. w Joel
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Brown returned last
Tuesday from short trip to Rock Hill where
they we're the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Green
Sandifer.
Miss Ray Lowe Sponcler has returned to
her home In Newman Ga, after a short stay
here as the guest OF Mrs. B. Speed.
Miss Emma c. Perrin has returned Is her
home in Rock Hill, after spending { week
here with relatives.
Miss Caro- Morse and Miss Onie Morse came
home Friday from Davidson, where they had
been visiting their brother. Mr.. Joel Smith
Morse.
MIR. Ernest Visanske, has gone to Concord
Conn, to resume his studies at Yale.
Miss Lucle Speer and Mrs. Thomas Speer OF
Monterey. were in town Saturday for few
hours.
In Anderson Co. Sunday, and were the gu ests
of DR.. and Mrs. Augustus Thompson.
NEW STORE.
MIR. w. D. Addie has opened up store liz
the rear Of the new bank building. Mr..
Addie has neat store and fresh stock OF
goods.
several days last week the guest OF her sister
Mrs. VIII Ferguson.
Mrs w. \. Templeton was called to Ander-
son Sunday on account OF the illness OF her
mother. Mrs. S. c. Cater.
Rev P. b. Wells Is In Charleston for short
stay There was no service in the Methodist
Church Sabbath morning or evening.
DEATH OF Mrs. w. JOEL SMITH
Mrs. Sarah Livingston Smith d led Friday
afternoon April the eighth, alter Il len days
illness. Mrs, Smith has always lived In
Abbevile and has endeared her self to a large
by her thoughtful attentions and kind.
she was splendid type af a true Christian
woman. For a number Of years she was the
President of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church and was always fore
most in the church work. Mrs. Smith leaves
husband, brother and sister and
large circle of relat Ives and frlendsto
mourn for her. The sympathy OF evry
extended to the afllited ones.