The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-11-02
BY w. w. & w. 4. BRADLEY.
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of q Wet
About the City.


About the City.
Nov. 2, l904
Mr.. j. Fraser Lyon returned saturda!
from Columbia where he attended the Fal
last week. a.,
Miss Callle Lou Graves, OF Latimer, was tn
guest of Miss Louise DeBruhl last week. .
Mr. Frank Robertson. OF Bolton, was IN IN,
city Friday the guest OF his brotner MI.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson returned Friday from
an extended visit TO Mrs. Sara doweF' IL
Miss Alma Gambrell has a position with
the firm of &c. w. Kendall for the rest OF the
Gen. r. r. Hemphin returned Saturday
Mr.. William G. Hill is In Arizona where
he has position with Gold Mine Compa-
ny. Mr.. Hill is the eldest son OF MI j. u
Hill, of this city. He was graduated lrom
Clemson four years ago and has held respon-
sible positions ever since.
Mrs James II. Perrin left Tuesday Tor AT
lanta where she will spend some time With
Mrs. Z. b. Calhoun.
Miss Iona Tillman. of Trenton, has been In
the city for the past few days the guest OF
Mr.. Henry Goldsmith. of Greenvile, was
the guest OF DR.. G. A. Neuter last Thursday
Miss Louise DeBruhl left Saturday for Lat
inner, where she 'goes 70 take charge OF her
school.
fair debutantes was in the city several days
last week the gust of Miss Sarah Lee.
Capt. Oscar Mauidin. OF Greenville, was the
guest of friends in the city Saturday and
Miss Corrie Hollingsworth is at home from
Bishopvflle, where sne has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Robert Nc
Messrs. Gottlob Neutfer and James Hemp
hill were in Columbia several days last
week.
Miss Marie Cheatham returned from
Columbia Oh Saturday. She was the guest OF
Mr.. Joe E. Sirrene, OF Greenville, was In
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. w. j. Bryson has returned from q
Mrs. Sara NJ. Cover is here spending
while with Miss Sara Lee. Miss Lee has just
returned from Green vile where she was the
. guest Of Mrs. Cover for some time.
Mrs. Mary Parker has gone to her country
home after spending a while here with
Mr. T. Z. Cover. of Greenville, was in town
several days last week.
Hon. Frank B. Gary was in Anderson las,
week holding court.
Mr.. A. B. Morse was In Columbia last week
attending the Fair. Fair :. t., ,,a ,,,r to, o -four
Mrs. j. 8. Glenn has returned to her home
in Mexico after spending some time WIN
relatives in the United States-Her daughter
uncle Mr. ]. r. Glenn, and attend school.
Mr.. A. 8. Garrison left Tuesday for Atlanta.
where she will spend the month Of NoVem-
Miss Ethel Wells of Greenville, was the
charming guest OF Miss Lee for seVerali days
last week.
the city several days last week.
Mrs. Charles Lyon has returned from
Greenville, where she was the guest OF Mrs.
Miss Edna HOLMAN went to Sumpter Sun.
day TO attend the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs.
The friends of Miss Lucia W: Parker and
Hon. william II. Parker will be sorry TO
learn that they will leave :Abbevile In the
near future, to live In Greepville. They will
ba greatly missed and our town can Ill
afford TO give them up.
AUF w1EDERsEHEN.
The Auf Wiedersehen Club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Miss Louise DeBruhl.
Those present were, Misses Irene Irene ana ara caro- Sd
houn, Eugenia Robertson, Fannie ana Mary
Starke, Grace Hemphill, Susie Hill, Sara
Henry, Corrie and Caroline Graves, Sailie
Calhoun, Eliza Gary, lone Smith, Lilly
Templeton. At the CLOSE Of The games
salad course was served.
Mr.. A. B. Morse accompanied by Masters
Banding and Alex Dick, left Sunday for
Sumpter, to attend the burial OF Mrs. l.. w.
, DICK. Mr.. Morse was asked TO represent
to Abbevllle School Board.
city Sunday the guest OF his father, Hon. W.
II. Parker.
TWO GOOD SHOWS.
Last week our city was visited by two
shows, Gentry's trained animals and Miles
Orton's Show. Both OF the shows are hrst
animals are wonderfully trained and the
trapezs acting, lifting and riding in Miles
Orton's Show ia wonderful.
Mr.. Josie Cannon was in the city last week
at the bedside OF her brother, Mr.. 6. w
LomRx.
Miss Annie Gilbert and Miss Bette and Miss
Maggie Evans of l. banon were shopping In
the city Saturday.
., DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
ed q number OF her friends AT delightful
'Euchre party given In honor OF her House
Party. The scores were kept by tying red
was won by Miss M.ry Stark, a lovely
Bohemian glass puff box. Miss Starke grace.
fully presented the prize 10 Miss McBee OF
gentleman's priza, an Ink We'll AT the close
OF the evening an elaborate salad course was
served and charlotte and cake. Those
MISS Mus ana 10 Mss Mcees Sps o.
Parker, Miss Seal. Miss McClung, Miss Rus
sell, Miss Robertson, Misses Mary and Fannie
Stark. Miss Tenn pleton, Miss Cover, Green
H. q. Smith, P. Quarles, Lewis Perrin, Brad
ley Reese, Albert Henry, ]. F Lyon. T. q
Cover, o: Maulden, Greenville. 81. s. Smith,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whltsell, OF PHtsburg,
Penn. are In the city stopping at the Glen
Ethel.
Mr.. John Agnew of Greenwood was in
town Monday.
DEATH OF MR.. G. W. LoMAx.
Mr.. George w. Lomax died Sunday morn
ing at five O'Clock after q lingering Illness.
Mr.. Lomax has been In business In our city
for number Of years. and is we'll known
throughout the town and country. He leaves
q wife and five children and Two sisters and
q brother to mourn bis loss. The funeral
services were held at the home. Monday
morning at eleven O'Clock and the body laid
to rest at>Melrose Prof P. B. Wells conduct
ed the services. The deepest sympathy is ex-
tended to the afflicted family.
Mrs. L. w. DICK died at her home In Aiken
Saturday night after long and tedious III
ness from typhoid fever. Prof. Dick has on y
lived In Aboeville for q short time and he
was detained in Aiken on account OF Mrs.
Dicks Illness, but he has won the respect and
confidence OF large number who grieve with
him in his deep sorrow.