The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-10-12
WEST END,
Happenings and Incidents OF 81 Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF u Week
About the City.
Oct. 5, 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wilson returned Friday
from a two weeks stay with relatives in AL
ALBANIA. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were delighted
with the State and charmed with the people
they met.
Mrs. Brooks Livingston returned TO her
home In Columbia last Thursday after spend
ing some time here as the guest of Mrs. j. r.
Livingston.
Mr.. G. H. Anderson was in birmingham
the first of last week on business.
Mrs. Frank Il. Gary entertained the Euchre
club Friday evening. Al the close of the
Judge ]. c. Klugh has gone 10 Greenviiie
to hold court. Mrs. klugh accompanied him
and will go TO q Number of places, with MIN
before returning here.
Hon. Frank B. Gary is in Anderson holding
court.
Mrs. w. H. Long has returned after an eX-
tended visit to her son MIR. Allen Long In
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. John z. Bradley OF Bradley, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. W. Edwards was in the city last
Thursday to attend the funeral services OF
Mrs. r. NJ. Haddon.
Little Miss Sarah Norwood who is attend
ing school here this session left Saturday Tor
ST. Louis, where she goes to enjoy the Fair.
Miss nellie Edwards has II position with the
firm of P. Rosenberg & Co. Miss Edwards Is
a thorough business woman and no doubt
VIII please QeT eD pIUNtI u l. every way
The friends of Miss Louise Brown will be
glad to know that she is better after being
sick for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Gillian have gone to
Spartanburg where they Will make theli
home In the future.
Mr.. John Baskin OF Lowndesville was in
town Monday on business.
Misses Mary and Fannie Stark leave in =
few days tor Greeaville where they will
spend the winter with Mrs. Sam Cover. They
will take music at Chicora College while III
that city.
Mr.. Henry Cason is in the city the guest OF
his son, Mr.. Fred Cason.
Mr.. l.. T. Miller has been absent from his
business for the past two dayson account OF
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clinkscales were in the
city last Thursday.
Mr.. Philip Cromer has gone to Charleston
TO begin his duties at the S. G. Military
Mrs. r. wysong was called to Atlanta
Monday on account OF an accident tnat De-
fell MIR. Wysong. The lubricator on MS en-
gfne exploded near bis face injuring one OF
mis- eyes very severely. 1t is hoped that the
accident will not result in the loss of his eye.
Rev. John Edwards of Mexico was In the
city last Thursday. Mr.. Edwards has been
spending the summer in the State, but vii
return TO his work In a few weeks.
THE CLARK ALLEN CHAPTER.
The Clark Allen Chapter of the D of C's
met Monday a iterpoon with Miss Irene KOS
enburg. Al this meeting a Bazaar was decid-
ed upon to be given early IN December.
Miss Lilly Templeton was elected delegate to
go 70 Spartangurg to The State Convention.
Captain and Mrs. l.. w. White have moved
In to their beautiful new and CONVENIENT
home. The wide cool verandas and broad
windows give evidence of the many luxaries
on the inside.
Mr.. r. q. Game and Mr.. F. c. Link attend
ed the Shriners meeting IA Spartanourg las,
week, The meeting " as largely attended,
and carried through with Spartanb urgs usu'
al lavish style.
by the in terested crowd. The hats were
unusually handsome, the work being beaut!.
full and artistic. An elaborate assortment OF
dress goods have been brought TO the market.
The colors, brown. blue and green are shown
Mr.. Perrin Quarles was in Spartanburg a,
the Shriners meeting; he was the guest OF
Mrs. r.. !. McGee While IN the city; ,uo roor.
has been at the head OF the shops here, has
been promoted to Travelling Inspector OF the
roads machine shops, with head quarters III
Raleigh.
Little Katie McDill is quite sick, a speedy
recovery is hoped for.
Mrs. Winton Taggart has a position with
glad to show the beautiful line of vases, silver
ware and jewelry TO her friends.
Mr.. Amos B. Morse WAS in Atlanta part OF
last week on business.
Miss. S. Leona Blake is In Abbeville. spend
ing a while with her brother, Mr.. John K.
Blake. Miss Blake has been teaching near
Brevard N. c., for the Summer months.
SAD DEATH.
Mrs, r. NJ. Haddon died last Tuesday, al
nine o'clock, after a long and tedious illness.
All that medical skill, careful and loving
nursing could do for Ter, was done. About
the middle OF August she was taken to Bait
more, there to consult a specialist, hoping
thus 10 restore her to health and strength.
ones, She was brought home TO live her last
days, surrounded by loving friends and reia'
tives who had been her companions for years
Death came on this calm, quiet evening 10
bear her pain racked soul back 10 the God
VIC gave 1t. The end was not unexpected as
the weary, patient, sufferer had long since
been given back to the Lord who gave"
Mrs aaddon vas a native y OF Virginia but
been 80 closely affiliated with our people us
TO seem as one OF them.
She was q member of the Presbyterian
Church. ever In attendance upon the services
pom the Sabbath
She leaves a loving husband and daughter.
to mourn her loss.
extended TO the grief stricken husband
and daughter, in this sore affllction.-West
End.
Oct. la. 1904:
Mrs. William burst and her handsome
little son, of Greenwood have been In the city
for the past week the guest OF Mrs. A. B.
Mrs. A. B. Cochran Of Monroe, Ga. was the
guest Of Mrs. James Cochran several days
last week.
Mr.. Lewis A. Smith has bought the house
on Wardlaw Street owned by Mrs. K. F.
Gillian and has moved his family there.
Mrs. Alena Coleman Stewart who Is teach
ing In the Greenwood Graded School spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her sister
Mrs. NJ. T. Coleman.
Miss s. Leona Blake spent last week in An
derson where she went to attend the Mission.
airy Union.
Miss Fannie Leavell has returned to her
home In Newberry after spending some time
here with Mrs. Chalmers.
Miss Elise Long left Monday for Athens,
Ga. where she goes to visit friends during the
Athens Fair.
Mrs. Fannie Jay Haddon spent part OF last
week in Due West. Mrs. Haddon leaves In
q few days for her home In Troy after spend
ing some time here with Miss Belle Had
don.
Miss Margaret Miller Of Lsurens was In the
city several days last week the guest OF Mrs
James Cochran.
Mr.. W. w. Bradley was in Newberry part
OF last week on business.
Miss Mamie Major OF Greenwood spent
Saturday and Sunday here the guest OF Miss
Winton Parks.
Observation-Disclosures.
Invitations have been issued TO the mar.
rlage of Miss Papsey Dukes to DR.. J. q. Wan
is to take place October the Goth. DIR. Wan
namaker lived in Abbeville for a short time
and has many friends here who wish him
every happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Knox have the Graves
house near the shops and are keeping