The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-01
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF q Week
About the City.

HoOuS INV
Mr.. 7. D. Corley, OF Lowndesviiie was In
town several days last week attending court.
Mr.. q. A. visanski was in Atlanta last
Wednesday and Thursday the guest Of his
Mr. D. Brown was In Greenwood last
Tuesday on K. OF P. business.
The Schools OF the city were closed Wednes-
day. the 22nd, 10 observe Washingtons Birth
observed this holiday.
MI. and Mrs. w. A. Nickles went to Hodges
Thursday and we're the guests OF Mrs. Pink
Mrs. James Mcmillan and Miss Ada Nc.
MILAN went to Latime Thursday to spend
= few days with Miss Alice McAllister.
Mr., Levin Perrin attended the <. Of P.
banquet In Greenwood last Tuesday evening.
Miss Isabel Haddon and Mr.. r. M. Haddon
left Wednesday for New York. Miss Haddon
Will remain In the North for a while with
friends.
Mrs. Joe Truobridge who was the guest OF
Mrs. James Chalmers last week has returned
70 her home In Anderson.
Mrs. II. D. Reese left Thursday for EASILY
where she was called on account OF the ex.
treme tliness OF her father.
Mr.. l.. L. Miller and DR.. g. A. Neuffer went
10 Green wood last Tuesday TO attend an im-
portant meeting OF the K. or P.'s there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake left Thursday for her
home In Greenwood after spending some
time here with Mrs. John r. Blake.
Mr.; Ludie Keller Coke spent last week In
Hon. Thomas Cochran. Of Green VILE, was
In town Sunday and Monday the guest Of his
orotber Mr.. WIS. Cochran.
| Mr.. W. Gilbert and Miss Ethel Nance, OF
Monterey, were in town Friday shopping.
Mrs, Mary Mcintosh left Thursday for Ell
berton after q short stay here with Mrs. V.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Anderson leave Thursday
for New York. Mr.. Anderson goes TO buy hts
Spring stock.
THE EUCHRE CLUB.
Mrs. W.D. Wilson entertained the Euchre
club Friday afternoon. The afternoon was
much enjoyed by those present. Mrs. M, L,
Bullock will entertain the club Friday after
noon.
The friends of Mrs. Charles Haigler will be
glad TO know that she is much better after an
Gen. R. r. Hemphil has returned from
Columbia after q six weeks stay In that city.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley left Thursday for her
home In Atlanta after attending the Reese
Miss Mary Hlpp. who teaches the Rock
Springs school WAS In the city Saturday and
Sunday the guest OF Miss Annie Cochran.
Marion where she has been teaching q most
hourishing country school.
Mrs. NJ. Brock and little Miss Ann Orr
Brock left Friday for their home in Hones
Path, after attending the Resse.Page wedding.
Mr.. Wallace Harris Is home from the
Citadel on account Of being to unwell 70 meet
his classes.
Inc young men OF Inc A0D6vllle Graded
School are being drilled under the direction
ofProf. Dick and they are rapidly improving.
This training will be worth much 10 those
who enter a college where drilling Is requir-
cd. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson leave Thurgday
for New York. Mr.. Wilson has gone 10 select
his spring goods. The advance spring sly les
show that the goods will be more varied and
beautiful than for any season in many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cllnkscales were
shopping in town Monday.
Bargains candy counter Is one OF our towns
most attractive meeting places.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Coleman went to
Charleston for a few days last week.
The friends OF Miss Ellen Gambrell are
sorry to learn that she Is quite sick and they
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Walter Geer who represents the State
was in the city last Wednesday to attend the
Reese. Page wedding.
Mr.. Edward Halves, jr, left Tuesday for
Darlington.
AT the eleventh anniversary of the Palmet.
twenty second, Cadet D. H. Hill won 4 medal.
His subject was The Commercial Progress OF
the South"
At $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon Febru.
airy the twenty second, Miss Floride Reese
and Mr.. Earle e. Page were married at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
D. Rsese.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. P. B,
We Is.
The parlors were beautifully decorated. the
color scheme being green and white. Num-
berless candles shed their soft lights through
the darkened rooms.
In the center OF the parlor was placed an
arch from which was suspended the snow
Proceeding the bridal couple came Miss