The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-03-09

f. Abbeville, s. G., Mar. 9th, 1904.
NEWS WITHIN THE GATES.
Mrs. Marion and MrL Chipley ofGreenwood
are In the City, guests OF Mrs. q. G. Hammond.
MI. Walter Tribble OF Donslds, was in the
Misses Norma and Kate Mathews returned
last week from delightful trip to Birming-
ham Alabama.
Mrs. G. b. Fuller returned last Monday
from pleasant visit to friends In Atlanta.
Miss Georgia Edwards spent several days
OF the past week in the City with home
Tie cold wave came in on schedule time
last Saturday morning and made us shiver
Miss mary Evans is still confined to her bed
from injuries received from q fall in Febru.
ary. She can't walk a step yet but thinks she
MISS Isabelle Evans who has been quite
Ill for the past week Is slowly improving.
Mrs. George D. Redd spent last week very
pleasantly with friends in the City, returning
Miss Leila sprouse one of Sandy Lands
prettiest young ladies spent last saturday
asne asnt eRa Ws%s sDnosy 81 Sa her friend Miss
Miss Ellen Lesley OF Greenwood is now
spending while With her Niece Mrs. Walter
Wilson, and her Sister Mrs. A. K; Watson:
Miss Mamie Baskin is spending while
with relatives In the Lebanon SECTION.
Miss Maggie Sherrard accompanied by her
son Grier. were guests in the City last Mo
Messrs Nj. T. Maglll and ]. D. brennan
spent last Mondy in the City. taking in
ssleday.
grain. but has retarded farm work for q
as yet but little has been done on The farm.
=. Miss Bessie Murray is spending the week
with her cousin Mrs. Lam bert Caldwell.
Mrs. Julius Visanska who has been quite
sick for the past few weeks is some better al
this writing and is hoped by many friends
she will soon be fully restored to usual
health,
Merrsr L. T. & T. NJ. Miller are at home te
their friends and customers at their new
store on Trinity steet, call and see how
nicely they are fxed up, you will think they
The Wilson, Henry, Co., are opening ar
q magnificent line OF ladies goods, millinery
notions. dressgoods. every thing pretty and
them spd you will find every thing fresh and
new, even the old grocery store.room" hai
been converted into beautiful fashion
Mr. aud Mrs. r. n, Haddon returned last
week from the Northern markets bringing
with them. Miss Thomas their artist millinei
: who will " ith Mrs. Haddon preside over thu
known to our ladies. her return will bt
Joyful news TO many. This old and reiiabl,
hrm have purchased this season an unusually
large, and attractive stock Of ladies goods
which they are daily placing upon thei
shelves to meet the wants of their customers
The ladies are anxiously awaiting tn,
"Openipg days" Of spring; watch for the date
as there will he "feast for the eyes" thi
season. Look out or you will miss the grand
display of Spring goods In the City.
Capt. L. w. White returned last Saturday
night from the North where he has pur
. The public Knows what that means for 1
goes without saying. you can find anything
You want at +. W. Whites stores. Thi
means great deal, but truly 1t Is not saying
too much,
Capt. White is quite we'll, had "big time
and ia home all right and ready for business
Mr.. n. G. Anderson OF the firm Of Hall
Anderson arrived In the city few days ag
with his charming bride and are at home 1
their friends at the Eureka. Mr.. Anderson
has received the hearty coDgratulations G
many friends who hope this will be linl
that will bind him closer to our city. Thi
up-to-date firm have mammoth stock g
gents clothing and furnishings and can dres
YOU In the style OF New York Cotton Kin
OF Broadway swell. Try them.
DR.. G. c. Gambrell has purchased the dwell
ing formerly owned by Msj: Nance on Mai
street, next door 10 Mr.. Henry Hills, an
erect q cottage of modern design.
A rural inspector sent out by the govern
ment will be IL the city Thursday for tn
purpose OF locating and putting on'two NOR
routes from Abbevtlle.
Reader-how wonld you like to have
pretty home in 8 fashionable city worth on
million dollars? How would you like
have six hundred thousand dollars to TX q
your old mansion and sixty-hve thousan
dollars with which to pay the architect an
q number OF chairs scattered around ths