The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-13
WEST END.
and Incidents OF q Week
About the City.

Mrs. Caro- Miller Lumaden lett Saturday fo
her home In Birmingham. A a., after spend
ing week with her cousin, Mrs. ]. D. Kerr.
Mrs. n. Frank MCGEE has returned TO he
home In Spartanburg after spending som
time here With her mother, MrR T. P. Quarlel
Miss Carolina Graves has been 10 the Cit
houn.
Mr.. J. K. burst Of Greenwood was in tn
city last week, the guest Of his daughter. Mrs
A. B. Cheatharn.
Miss s. Leona Blake is at home again afte
an extended absence. Miss Blake has beer
teaching in Brevard, N. @. and the school ha
closed for the winter Her friends here ar
glad to have her home again.
Mrs. Joe Aiken OF Greenwood was in th,
city several days last week the guest OF Mis-
Mary Lou Smith.
the Associate Reformed church last Sabbath
| Mr.. M. P. DeBruhl left Monday for Colum
bia, where he goes to be present at the meet
Ing Of the Legislature.
Charleston Friday, after spending some time
in that city the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Julius
MI. Roy Jones has come home from Glenn
son College where he has been attending
school for the past session. Mr.. Jones Ia suf
fering with throat trouble and was unable To
attend his duties
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P. Quarles and their al
tractive little daughter have returned to their
home In Eutaw, Ala, after spending the holt.
days here with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
T. Quarles.
Sherard .Thomson-Invitations are out to
the marriage OF Miss Ellen Clinkscales Sher.
ard to Mr.. Edward Ringan Thomson on the
evening OF January tbe twentieth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cheek have returned
from ten days stay with relatives at West
minister.
On Wednesday evening, January the sixth.
Mr.. Lewis Perrin gave stag dinner. Covers
were laid for twelve, an elaborate course din.
ner was served. The color scheme was pink
q nd p % haQ
carried out. Pink carnations in profusion
were used In the table decorations. The place
cards were tied with pink satin ribbons, each
whole name the card bore. Those present
were Messrs. r. 8. Link. w. D. Wilson. T. @.
White, Bradley Reese, Albert Henry, VIII 81.
Mhiie' " Gotssan Geo Penney, sy,;6 r. Allen
Mr.. g. A. Visanska hos returned from ten
days visit to bis son, Mr.. julius Visanska in
Dr.. 6. A. Neuffer and Master Gottlob Neuf
fer have gone to Jacksonville, Fla, on pleas.
Senator John R. Blake has gone to Colum.
bia to be present at the opening OF the Lesis-
Miss Ellen Sherard has returned from a
short stay with friends In Anderson.
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh Of Bordeaux spent sew
eral days here last week with her sister, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawson have moved in.
TO the Long Cane manse and will make that
their home untfl their house is built near the
church.
the guest OF Mrs. W. A. Sherard.
Miss Pearl Martin left Monday for Green.
Vile after short stay here with her mother,
Mrs. Stelts. Miss Martin has been studying
music and voice in Greenyille for the past few
months and has gone TO continue her studies.
Miss Fleetwood Montgomery returned Sat
urday to begin her work in the Graded school
after an extended absence. The friends OF
Miss Montgomery will be glad to know that
tertained for her recovery.
The services for week OF prayer were held
last week In the different churches Sunday
Msthodist church. Rev. P. B. Wells, assisted
by Rev. w. B. Sans. DR.. j. l.. Wilson and Rev
Paul Pressly conducted the services. After q
we'll rendered organ solo by Miss Simpson, q
and Mr.. W. H. JonesWto9e unto Him." a
solo was sung by Mrs. Kerr just before the
sermon. Mr.. Wells preached an able and ear
nest sermon, ihe subject being 1.-The Power Of
the Holy Ghost"
Mr.. Rayford Power has returned to Balti.
more TO resume his studies.
Mrs. ]. 8. Norwood Of Dresden was In the
city several days last week the guest of Mrs.
Miss Mary Means is in the city spending a
while with Mrs. P. A. Cheatham.
Observation-Disclosures have been is.
sned s,e TO the marriage Of Miss 1 Lila gillespie
iteville. The marriage will be solemn niz ed on
the afternoon Of Thursday, the fourteenth Of
January, at three O'Clock, In the Warrenton
Presbyterian church.
the guest OF her uncle, DR.. James Wideman.
Mrs. Paul Pressly, one OF Due VESTS most
charming young matrons was in the city Sun.
snd sossr Mrs. w. anaydoB Ssss
their little son Herbert to Atlanta for treat
ment. They left Saturday and their friends
hope that the treatment may be successful.
Miss Margaret Klugh left Monday tor Du 9
West where she goes to enter the Female Col
The friends OF Mrs. Anna M. Maxwell vii
learn with regret that she has pneumonia.
Mrs. Luther Highsrnith Of WaIthonrville
Lucy Calvert Thomson. Mrs. Highsmith
has come to attend the marriage of he 7
brother Mr.. Rigan Thomson to Miss Sherard
Mr.. w. W. Bradley has gone to Columbia
where he has position In the Legislature a
clerk.
Mrs. Martha Orr Patterson OF Greenville
came down last Thursday to attend the funer-
al OF DR.. j. W. Marshall.
day to begin his work in the Senate. Mr..
Lyon will spend the time with his father,
Judge j. Fuller Lyon.
COL James l.. Orr OF Greenville attended the
funeral OF Dr. Marshall here last Friday.
Mr.. ]. g. Norwood Of Dresden was In town
Monday on business.
Mrs. Bessie II. M1tchlner lett Saturday 1or
Atlanta where she goes to join DR.. Mitchiner.
Mrs. Mtchiner has endeared herself TO the
people OF Abbeville during her stay here and
she will be greatly missed.
Miss Ella Brown LETT Monday for her home
here with her sister, Mrs. j. r. Bissette.
DIR. Harrison went to Atlanta last week on
professional business.
Mrs. Bell Watt Of Bradley is In the city
spending sometime With DR.. Frank Harrison.
Mr.. D, e Brown Of Richmond Va, was in
the city several days last week the. guest OF
his friend, Mr.. ]. Allen Smith. Jr.
The Daughters Of the Confederaoy had a
meeting last Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John Lyon.
Miss Dirrell Hathaway and Miss Alestine
Hathaway Of Greenwood were guests at the
Eureka Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas B. Curtis. Soliciting Agent for
the Ga. r. R. In Charleston, was In the city
Mr.. william Rogers OF Augusta, Ga. was
the guest OF bis sister. Mrs. Charles Mckay
several days last week.
Miss Georgia Edwards spent the holidays
here with her mother, Mrs. J. g. Edwards.
She has returned to her position with Austin
and Morgan, lum Der dealers In Greenville.
DEATH OF DR.. MARSHALL.
DR.. Marshall, one Of Abbeville's oldest cti.
zens, died last Wednesday morning at bis
home on Magazine Hill. He leaves q wife
and four children to mourn his losR. The
sympathy Of the entire community is ex
tended to the afflicted family.
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