The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-03-02
WEST END.
ii Happenings and Incidents or q Week |
AbOut the City.

ADOuG tnc CRty.
Mrs. Theodore H. Furman and Master Th CO.
dore H. Furman, Jr., returned 10 Atlanta
Friday after a weeks stay here with Mrs
Fannie Allen.
Mr.. J. Fraser Lyon is at home egaip after a
six weeks stay In Columbia, where he had u
position in the Legislature.
M iss Mary Bask In returned 10 Lebanon Sat.
urday after spending sometime here with her
cousins, the Misses Cater.
Mr.. Lawrenc ce Parker was In Anderson last
week 10 attend the Brown-Anderson wedding.
Mrs. Fannie Jay Haddon and Master Chal-
mers Haddon are here staying with Miss
Belle Haddon while Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Had.
don are north.
|. Mrs. r. Lawton Dargan returned last week
from Spartanburg where she has been spend
Ing sometime with her sister, Mrs. Il. Frank
McGhee.
|: Mrs. W. E. Cason OF Woodruff is here stay
Ing while with her mother, Mrs John Gam
brell.
Miss Grace Jones left Friday for Newberry
where she will visit Mrs. Tench Poole before
returning 10 her home In Ashevile.' Miss
ones has been the guest OF Mrs. Charles A.
Milford and Mrs. L. w. White while in the
city. -.
and was the guest Of her friend, Miss Mary
Galloway, until Sunday. ::
Mr.. ]. Townes Robertson, Jr., spent part OF
last week in the city with his home people
be will continue inspections for the South
Eastern Tariff Association.
Mr.. w. T. cunningham Of Monterey was In
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. B. Bolin Allen OF Lowndesville spent
several days in town last week.
Miss Minshall and Miss Grace Minshall
lett Thursday for their home In Piedmont,
Va, after spending sometime here as the
guests OF their sister, Mrs. Frederic Minshall.
Mr.. Ernest Visanska came home Cd Thurs
day from Yale College. Conn. MIR. Visanska
Is suffering from rheumatismc
Mr.. and, Mrs. Samuel w. Thorn ton of Iva
are here spending while with their brother,
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan H Baldwin are In the
city the guests OF Mr.. r. E. Hill.
BOOK CLUB.
The Book Club was entertained most de-
lghtfully Friday afternoon by Mrs. w. P.
Rosa Maxwell on "Political and social out
look OF Turkey" Mrs. Claude Jones read an
interesting paper on another phase OF the
Mr.. Samuel McG. Benet OF Greenvile spent
sunday in town with his uncle, Hon. VIM: H.
Capt. L. W. White has gone north to- buy
his spring and summer goods.
Mr.. Lewis Perrin spent Sunday in Green
vile, the guest OF Mr.. T. G. Cover.
DR.. A. 3. Hawes of Elberton was In town
Saturday on business. ..... ;....
The Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet Tuesday afternoon. March Sth, at 4:S0, at
w
tendance is requested.
Miss Nettie Russell will entertain the
Euchre Club Friday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock.
Miss Marie Gary leaves next week for an
extended visit TO her uncle, MIR. Walter Tus-
ten in Houston, Texas.
Miss Harriet Palmer OF Laurens. Mass, is
here on visit ID her cousin, Miss Rispah
Thompson.
DR.. b. 4. Mltchlner OF Atlanta, was in town
last week.
Mrs. ]. s. Norwood of Dresden, was the
guest OF Mrs. James Perrin last Wednesday
Mrs John E. Bradley OF Bradley, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. G. Klugh sever
al days last week.
Mr.. Paul f. uAnderson went to Columbia
last week to consult DR.. Moore about his eyes.
Miss Margaret klugb spent Sunday here
with her mother Mrs. J. G. Klugh. She re.
turned to her duties at Due West Female Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Hadd On came home
Tuesday from New York. ;'-.
The friends of Mrs. Julius Visanska will re-
home OF her sister, Mrs. P. Rosenberg.
Miss Fannie and Miss Mary Stark left Mon
day for Atlanta where they will take course
In music In conservatory In that city.
MIR. John r. Blake spent Sunday in Angus
ia. He returned Monday.
Mr.. w. Wideman Bradley left last week for
Washington where he goes 10 begin the work
Aiken.
MI Manor Rice was in town several days
laSL week.
Mr.. Waldrop Moore OF Greenwood, was
guest at the Eureka last week. !
Mr.. II l.. Dargan spent Sunday In the city
MT. M. T. Coleman was In town Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Gus Cox. an engineer on The Seaboard
Air Line, was killed Saturday evening IN a
collision at Athens, Ga. His body was
brought to Abbevilie Sunday morning and
taken to the home OF his brother Mr.. K. +.
Cox. Sunday afternoon at four o'clock the !
funeral services we're conducted from the
Methodist church. Rev. p. b. Wells otficiat-
ing, assisted by Rev. Charles Friend. The
body was laid to rest Al Long: Cane cemetery.
bearers. Mr.. Cox leaves Il wife. who was NJ iss
Ludie Keller, and child, mother. two sis
ters and two brothers To mourn their loss
The entire community extend their heart
felt sympathy to the family in this sore af-
flic'iou. y
MIR. Edwin Cater died Wednesday afternoon
Feb. 9th, at the home OF his sisters, the
funeral services were conducted at the home
morning by DR.. j. Lowrie Wilson
and the interment at Rocky Rock cemetery
where his mother, father and sisters are
buried.
MIR. Mack Brooks died Wednesday, Feb.
were laid 10 rest In Long Cane cemetery.
Rev. p. B. Wells conducted the funeral ser-
vices.
Mrs. L. A. Simmons died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Hammond. Sunday
morning after a long and tedious Illness. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. I. b.
Wells IN the Methodist church Monday
morning at 10 O'clock. The intermentbwas at
Long Cane. Mrs. Simmons has been great
sufferer for more than year and the end was
not unexpected. She leaves n large circle OF
relatives and friends to mourn their loss.