The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-02-21

magic wonder, at Lander college,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Nickles spent Sund
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reid al their country
home.
Mr.. Luther Higgerson. OF tombstone, Penn.
waa In the city q part OF last week; Mr. hIg-
gerson was called to South Caroline on &C
count of the extreme illness OF his sister, Mrs
Joe Wilson.
Miss Maud McClung has gone TO Columbia
to take II position In the Engroesing depart
ment.
Mrs. Maggie L. Bullock leaves IN a short
time for Elberton where she will spend q
while with her cousin Mrs. Martin Heard.
Mrs. A. w. Jones. OF Columbia; ID ~ lne
city the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. j. +.
MIR. Tom Mcdonald, of Athens. Ca, was in
the city Sunday visiting friends.
bere s visible her aunt Mrs. Mansfield Hol-
i~ingsworth. Mrs. Lathrop is pleasantly re-
membered here as Miss, Ina Pinkerton. 49,
MIR. julie Miller Of Anderson Is IN Inc cry
attending court. He Ia the guest OF his cous-
In Mrs. j. L. Kerr while here.
Miss Lily Templeton leaves Wednesday for
a Ten days stay in Greenwood.
Mr.. John Wyles one Of Athens rising young
merchants was In the city Sunday a guest al
Mrs. E. B. Calhoun and Miss Willie and
| Miss Floride Calhoun sail the 9th or Marcn
for q two mouths tour Of Europe. They VIII
number of friends.
Mr. Grover Hollipgsworth has bought out
Mr.. w. D. Adde'S picture framing business
and is now ready TO please every one In this
line. Mr.. Hollingsworth ia q deserving young
| man and does excellent work.
| DR.. G. A. Neuffer Ia out again after being
confined 10 his room for several days Win
Mr.. Richard Hill Is home from Baltimore
where he has been for treatment. Mr.. Hill
Is rapidly improving and will soon be out
Mrs. P. H. Sellers and her handsome little
| son Robert are here from Greenville visiting
Mrs. Geo. Gambrell.
Gen. R. K. Hemphill has come home from
Columbia.
AT HYMENS ALTAR
Marriage OF Miss Alice Roosevelt to Mr..
Nicholas Longworth at high noon Saturday,
Feb. II. 1906. was one u the greatest social
functions that has ever occurred in th.
White House at Washington. ID. C. Many
distinguished guests were present, and the
nun Der OF presents and their value were
grs alter than we nave ever knoWn at any
on their bridal tour and ..wIl visit the Gate
CITY of the South. and shonld stop over IN the
historic city OF Abbeville. lnpumerable
friends tender sincere congratulate, ms and
wish for them a long and prosperous life.
Personal MENTION.
The many friends OF Mr.. Richard Hill are
glad 10 know that be is once more enjoying
the comforts OF his " home.
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
Court is in full blast and there are we be
lieve about Is murder cases and 1t hasn't
been a good year for killing either.
bout forget, the ladies OF the Rebeckah
Ludge are serving refiesments during court
week. Fresh oysters. salads, sweet meats
and every Thing good.
NJ W. E Casop, of Anderson. spent a day
or we 10 The city last week.
Mrs. P. II Sellers, of G~reenville. is spend
ing q v bile In the city With her sister, Mrs
George G.mbrell.
Mr.. Duckelt, of Greenwood, spent last Mon.
day 10 the city on bus ness
Mrs. F. P, Gary has been quite sick with
grippe during the past week.
Presiding Elder Duncan, OF the Methodist
church. preached a fine sermon last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. William u 'rse, OF this oily, will leave
his week for Denv r, Colorado, where be
will make his home for the present.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs Oh ROUTE NOS.
Mr.. Cowan McComb, of Kansas City is here
Visiting relatives In this his tl1 home and
Judging from his splendid personal and
physical appearance he IL doing well in bis
lar \ way home,
Mrs. Il. P. MCNEIL. accom- canled by her
sister, Miss Emma Penney left last week for
her b. me In Marion Alabama.
| Mr.. w. ID. Wilson, one OF Abbeville's hust,
ling merchants, spent last Friday night With
no neiolks at Grainridge.
A most delightful occasion was that Of q
valentine party given last Wednesday even.
Ing ut the home of Mrs James Gillian De.
A party was given last Thursday evening at
Mrs. 5. B. Nelson's OF Lebanon, where a large
Number OF young people spent a most de-
| ,ightful time.
home. OF Mr.. M. H. McAlllster OF Lebanon was
q most enjoyable OCCASION. Beautiful music
wa charmingIy rendered by Lizzie Gilbert
and Pro-. Herbert.
| a N non In tho nhonnn oaofInn Doo
so attentive to q pretty young lady at one Of
The above parties, lbe forgot when escortiDg
ther from the buggy into the house To hitch
DIS horse, which finding itself alone immedi.
att y took french leave and the last heard Of
the young man be was trying to Iout run the
horse, but We neither saw any fragments
along the way side next day, nor heard Of
any broken bones, therefore hope the young
man and h's horse and buggy all got home
safe and sound.
Another young man In the same peighbor.
hood IN fixing up to call on some young
ladies Was so excited that he came down
stairs with his fathers coat on, and but for
the quick eye OF bis sister would have proba.
bly, gone calling as an "old man." Young
men be careful. don't get excited, but take
life easy and lyon will come out all right
MI. w. c. McNeill has just nnished q barn,
and from it's size we think be will have TO
make an extra big crop to fill II.
Mr.. John Wilson OF Glendale went 10 Mt.
Carmel on business last Monday,
Mrs. Malissa Dansby and son Alonzo and
Misses Annie and Willie Clark of AbbevilIe
spent Friday with relatives on route No. B.
Miss Belle Mckenzie spent last Friday
evening most PLEASANTLY with her friend Miss
Minnie Greene.
MIR. Edwin Parke r ia now running bis saw
mill near his home In the 1atwoods.
Thursday 22nd the carriers will be call ed
OF In commemoration of Washington's birth
day.
One afternoon last week we passed a crowd
Of happy children celebrating the birthday OF
a pretty little daughter of Mr.. james Evans.
Their teacher Miss LILLIAN Power WAS present
and pre-ented a beautiful book as her pres
ent. They all bad a fine time. and asked US
10 stop but We had TO say 20 reluctantly.