The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF q Week
About the City.

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About h City.
December. 7 1904. !
Miss Neville Pope one of Newberry's most
charming young ladies Is here spending some
time with Miss Marie Gary.
Mrs. G. D. Brown returned Friday from
0rangeburg where she had beed 10 attend the
Mrs. A.. B. Cneatham was in Greenwood
part of last week.
Mrs. Madge Brand of WILMINGTON. N. G.
was here several days last week staying with
her brother Prof. l.. w. Dick.
Mrs. A. w. Smith of Woodruff is here on a
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Per-
rim.
Miss Mary Baskin OF Lebanon was here
last week staying with the Misses Cater.
Prof. Mark B. Bradley of Clemson College
was In the city last week, the guest of his
brother w. W: Bradley;
ing some time with her mother Mrs. Geo.
White.
Mr.. Lorton Robertson spent last Wednes
day at Bolton, where he went to attend the
Mrs. John Brownlee returned Friday from
Orangeburg where she went to attend the
Convention.
Mrs. James b. Perrin returned 10 Abbevllle
Thursday after a months stay In Atlanta,
where she was the guest OF Mrs. E. B. Cal.
houn.
bill.
Mrs. Lena Parker has returned to her home
in Charleston after a pleasant stay here with
friends q relatives.
Miss Marie Gary entertained The Euchre
Party last Thursday evening In a most
charming manner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert OF Bordeaux
were in town Monday.
Hon. f. B. Gary was In Columbia last week
attending Supreme Court.
Capt. Francis L Parker OF the WIS. A. was
/ IN tho offu coparoI doua Loot UQpk Visiting
his father, Hon. w. H. Parker. Capt. Parker
left Monday for Texas where he is teaching
Spanish in a College.
Mrs. F. B. Gary entertained q few young
people Monday evening in honor of Miss
Pope OF Newberry who is Miss Marie Gary's
guest.
The K. OF P. Bazaar 10 in full swing every
one interested and will no doubt make a great
The recent rains have made our roads I'M
passable. There Ia no crossing between Mr.
Henry's and the gradual school building.
old a stand y; T. Of H L. Z. & i. % SPs @iIier a i Mr.. D a. r sae
as well known In our city and is friends hope
ne may meet with success in bis business
Capt. l.. W. White Is home from the North
ern Markets
MI. w. F. Greene attended Supreme Court
last week.
MIR. Roy Jones left last Tuesday for Column
bia where he will take q business course.
Mrs. Matte NJ. Edwards accom- panied by her
sister Miss Bessie Mann left last Tuesday for
her home in Pineville, N. c. after q visit 10
her sister Mrs. J. M. WILKINSON.
Miss Sara Lee entertained the Euchre Club
Friday afternoon at q very pleasant meeting.
Mrs. Dargan will entertain at the next meet
ing. Dad
ley last Wednesday 10 attend the marriage OF
their sister Miss Statia Bradley to Dr.. Arthur
| Wideman.
! DR.. Frank Y. Presley Of Due West preached
In the A. r. z. Church Sunday morning. Rev.
w B. Lindsay of Memphis, Tenn. preached
Sunday evening.
The electric ligh ts were out OF order in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening SO there
Miss sara Henry entertains the Auf Wied-
ersehen Club Wednesday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Miss Lily Templeton returned last Friday
from Orangeburg.
Miss Mia Sullivan of Trembling Shoales
has been In the city, Tor a few days, the guest
Of Mrs. r.. L. Dargan.
DR.. Fred A. Luthrop OF Latta has charge OF
the Prescription desk at Milford's.
Or. 1. +. Crimmiis a guest at the Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Parker and family were
here from Greenville last week.
Invitations are out to the marriage OF Mr.
William Hill TO Miss Marie Scheper Of
Mr. Hill is the oldest son OF Mr.. John Hill OF
our city, he is a graduate ofClemson and has
held fine position since finishing his College
course.
lin the city several days last week.
Mr.. Geo. Clark Is with Milford. MIR. Clark
Is one Of the most popular young business
men in the city,
Mr.. TIP. Milford Jr. was in Columb. la last
week.
Don't forget to visit the Bazaar.
Lieut.. Thoma Parker was In town several