The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-05-11
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Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF q Week
About the City.
May 10th, 1904.
Mrs. j. K. burst, and Masters John al, anu {,
Thomas burst, of Green wood were In the city
several days last week, the gnests OF mrs'
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wideman Bradley and
Master Ms;,dI Billy T Bradley have returned f0"'
Mrs. j c. Roper OF Rock bill is here spending
some time with her daughter Mrs. Y. ~
Miss Jane Courturier Thomas left Friday
for Columbia where she will visit her uncle
Col. ]. p. Thomas before returning 70 ner
home In Ridgeway. She was the guest OF MISS
Lily Temp while in the city.
Miss Julia Foster and Miss A melia Kennedy
were the guest OF Miss Ellen Edwards In Due
West Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. G. A. Visanska returned Friday from
Charleston where he had been spending q
while with his son Mr.. Julius Visanska.
JOLLY DOZEN.
Miss lone Smith entertained the Jolly
Dozen " Friday afternoon at their regular
ed at the close of the game.
Miss Fannie Harris spent Friday and Satur
day in Due West the guest Of friends.
Mr.. Philip Cromer spent last week here with
his home people. He had leave Of absence
while the Clemson Cadet were in encamp-
men at Anderson.
Miss Lena Worth Barbee is in Rome, Ga, at
Shorter College preparing for q concert to be
given in Atlanta. at the Grand, by the pupils
Of this College. Miss Barbee will have several
numbers In this Concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman Brownlee are in the
city stayiny at the Eureka. Mr.. Brownlee
has the run on the Southern from Abbeville
TO Hodges.
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Mrs. Wade s. Cothran and little Miss Mar
garet Cothran have returned from an extend.
I'd visit to relatives in Edgefleld.
Mrs. Geo. White is at home again after
spending some time in Union with her daugh
ter Mrs. Geo. Mann Wright.
Mr. Rayford Power is al his post at Milfords
after four month absence spent in Baltimore
where be in taking a course in Pharmacy.
Miss Evelyn Rosenberg, MIR. Herbert Rosen
berg and Mr.. Ernest Rosenberg Of Green.
wood were the guests of their uncle Mr.. 2.
Rosenberg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ..Tnomas w. Coosler Of Atlanta
were in town Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Charles D. Brown left Monday for Mem
phis where he goes to attend a Railroad
meeting. Mr.. Brown will spend q few days
In 81 Louis before return Ing TO Abbeville.
Misses Nell and Mamie Scott OF Atlanta
were the guest OF Mr.. W. D. Wilson Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. b. Frank MCGEE Of Spartanburg, with
her interesting children are In the city spend.
ing some time with her mother Mrs. I. P.
Quarles.
IuEs 6uu nTb. SduQt D0dCuh" Ol Atiduta
were in the city Saturday and Sunday.
THE CLARK ALLEN CHAPTER.
The Clark Allen Chapter OF the Daugh ters
OF the Confederacy met Monday afternoon al
meeting was the first held since the election
OF officers and was an important one. The
next meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Marie Gary. A. the close Of The meet.
Mr.. F. L. Morrow and Mr.. 81. Gillespie
Smith went TO Lowndesville Saturday on
Masonic business.
Saturday and Sunday here with bis brother
MIR. w. Joel Smith.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken and Master
Barnwell Aiken have returned from Wash.
Rev. w. B. Sans was in Florence last week
attending the Diocesan Council.
EUcHRE CLUB.
Miss Lucia Parker entertained the Euchre
Club Friday afternoon at very pleasant
meeting. At the end Of the games ices, cake,
claret punch and mints were served. Those
present we're: Mrs. j. Davis Kerr, Mrs. NJ.
/: Bullock: Mrs, NJ w L. s5 z: Haskell, Mrs. q. u.
Minshall, Mrs GA. Neuffer, Mrs J. A. Cheek.
Mrs. E. r. Thompson, Miss Nettie Russell.
Miss Male Robertson, Mi.s Nettie Brunson,
Miss sarah White, Miss Francis Calhoun,
Miss Eunice Calhoun, Miss Pearle Martin,
Miss Lily Templeton.
Mrs. Gustavus Anderson is In Anderson
spending some time with her mother Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Scott of Atlanta were In
the city sunday the guest OF relatives.
from the Danville Military University 10
Virginia where he took the commercial
course. Mr.. Bailey was cadet senior Captain
bered here and his friends will be glad to
hear that he has completed his studies al
Danville.
Judge and Mrs. Eugene B. Gary went to
service OF their uucle the late Judge w. 4.
Gary.
Tuesday number of Masons went to Green.
wood TO take part 10 the laying Of the corner
Harrison Deputy Grand Master Of A. F. NJ
OF South Carolina had charge of the cere'
monies. Those who went over were. Mr.. w.
+ Perrin % Mr. F. % enf Daprs aS1ss Mr. F. e B. Cary
Mr.. samuel Neisler, MIR. Thomas Thomson,
Mr.. Harry B. Wilson, Mr.. Granville Beal OF
Calhoun Fals and others.
The Light Hen,s Robbery Company went
there Friday evening to full house.
DR.. Nish Wilson OF Lownesville, was in the
city last Friday on business.
DR.. G. A. Milford has not been well for th.
past few days but is able TO be al his store
Mrs Emily Bowman OF bonneville was
III tu6 CITY b6NGTdl Qhye ldbL week tQ6 Ru6bL Ol
her niece, Miss Maize Robertson.
Mrs. Fannie Moorehead OF Lownesville
spent several days here with Mrs. J. NJ.
Gambrell.
Mr.. Foster Barnwell was In Florence
several days last week attending the Dio-
cesar Council.
Mr.. ]. Allen Smith Sr. went to Atlanta
Monday on business.
DR.. A. G. Wilklns has gone to Louisville
to attend the Southern Baptist Con INVENTION.
Mrs. w. G. Sherad entertained the Able.
Vile Chapter OF the Daughters OF the Conied-
ercy Tuesday afternoon.
DEATH OF MR.. WILLIAM PENNEY.
Mr.. William Penny died at his home In
in this city last Monday after an illness
Of q few days from pneumonia.
Mr.. Penney was the youngest son Of DR..
and Mrs. w. T. Penney and was a young
man OF genial disposition and high charac.
ter. About a year ago he was married to
Miss Alma Spearman Of Anderson. The
funeral services were held Tuesday after
noon at the home, Rev. P. B. Wells ofici
The sympathy OF the entire town is ex.
tended the family IN their attiiction.
DEATH OF MRS. SCOTT.
Mrs. Dean SCOTT. died at her home In
Atlanta last Saturday after lingering Illness.
She lived In Abbeville until few years ago
when she went to Atlanta where several OF
her children were in business. She was a
member OF the Methodist Church and an
earnest Christian. She leaves q large con-
nectton and number OF children TO mourn
her loss. The body was brought TO Abbeville
Saturday and was laid to rest at Long Cane
Cemetery. Those of her family who attended
the body from Atlanta, were Mr.. and Mrs
w Mr. and MIRA .I0el Smith. Mr.