The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-05-25
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.

May "a, 1901.
Mr.. Sherard OF Iva was In the town several
days last week visiting his son Mr.. W. c.
Sherard.
Miss Margaret Reese is at home after
spending some time in Anderson with her
sister, Mrs. CAN'T.
Mr.. Brown was in Greenville last week
Mrs. b. F. McGee returned 10 Spartan burg
Tuesday, after ten days stay here with her
mother Mrs. Quarles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris left Saturday for
st. Louis where they will attend the Expo.
sition. They will be out Of the city for ten
days.
Mr.. Barksdale went to Griffin and Gaines
Vile the first OF the week on business.
the guest OF Mis-. Lee.
Mrs. Russell has gone to Columbia to at.
tend the Fun Flower Carnival. She will be
Mr. Chalmers attended the K. Of P. meet
Ing In Greenville last week.
Mr.. Harden, left last Wednesday for Mobile,
Alabama where he goes TO attend the Gener.
al Assembly. Mr.. Harden was Joined at
Calhoun Falls by Mr.. Fennel OF fLowndesville.
Mrs. Bullock left Monday for Bolton where
she will visit her cousin Miss Latiner for a
few days.
Miss Irene Rosenberg returned from At.
lanta Tuesday after ten days stay there
with her unole, Dr. Visanska.
Miss Jennie Sondley returned to Atlanta
Saturday sfier @ IsI,eI ssIp,endding few days in the
Mrs. s. g. Thompson and their daughter
Arithmetic have gone to Columbia TO attend
the Fun Flower Carnival. They will be
Mr.. Gaines Hammond attended the K. OF
P. meeting in Greenville last week.
Mrs. John M. q. Thorn of Millersburg, KY,
Is In the city spending some time With her
Miss Lizzie Gilbert OF Lebanon was In the
city Saturday shopping.
Mr.. b. q. Smith leaves in q few days for
Davidson where he goes 10 attend the Com
Mr.. Robert Mabry attended the K. Of P.
meeting In Greenville.
Miss nellie Cochran was in the city Monday
on her way to her home near the city. She
has been teaching In the Anderson schools
cesaful teachers.
MIR. and Mrs. Brooks Livingston Of Colum-
bia attended the funeral services OF their
father, Mr.. j. F. Livingston held here on Sun
Miss Ethel Mills, one Of Greenville's most
charming young ladies, is In the city the
Miss Barbee has returned from Atlanta
where she has been to assist In the concert
given by Mrs. Simmons who has charge OF
musical department OF Shorter College at
Rome.
her home In Huntsville Ala. Miss Harris has
been most successful in her work here and
her patrons are glad TO know she will re-
turn.
Miss Eugenia Robertson came home Satur.
day from Trenton, where she has been teach
ing for the past school year. Her friends are
glad TO welcome her home.
Miss Montgomery left Friday for her home
Miss Foster went to Green wood Friday to
spend few days before going to her home in
Miss TemPleton spent Sunday and Monday
In Athens the guest Of Miss Susan Butler.
Club Tuesday afternoon ut very pleaean'
meeting.
Mrs. Brownlee and Miss Elise Brownlee
esnF IN as Of ths aGaSed Is
Thursday night In the Court House the
closing exercises OF the Graded School was
| held. The graduates were Miss Mary Hill
Miss Mamie Morse. Miss Helen Miller, Miss
olive o'Bryant, Miss Ivy Calhoun. The
essays were all we'll written and read clearly
and distinctly. Music between the essays
| was furnished by the Link Orchestra Al
to Mr.. Gillian with few happy remarks
three presents presented by The teachers,
former pupils and the present student body
Mr.. Gillian, by few we'll chosen words
than all, for the kindly feeling that prompted
Rev. Mr. Wilkes. pastor of the Baptist
Church, has returned from Nashville.
SAD DEATHS.
Mary Griffin Infant daughter Of Mr.. A. B.
Cochran died at Jefferson, Ca, Friday, after g
short illness. The remains were brought to
Abbeville saturday and the body laid to rest
in Long Cane Cemetery.
Friday night Roy, the five year old son OF
Mr.. johnson died. The child had beer
iii for several weeks and the end ives not un
expected. The sympathy Of the entire town
Is extended 70 the afflicted family.
Mr.. John F. Livingston died at bis hom
In this city Friday morning. he had no
been sick and the news OF his death was