The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-07-25
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Capt. Henry Williams of the southern di.
virion OF the southern Is in the city at the
bedside of his mother, Mrs. S. N. Williams
who is quite sick.
Miss Mary DuPre is home again after a
p asant visit to relatives In Walhalla.
the city where she receives u cordial wei
come from her many friends who are glad 70
see her once more In this her old home.
Mai. and Mrs. F. w. K. Nance returned a
few DAYS ago from delightful Vlslt 10 reia-
tives in LOwndesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson left yesterday
for Waterloo. y. g., where they Will VlslI re-
latives.
among elatives and friends In Baltimore,
arrived home last Monday afternoon.
The dwelling OF Hon. f. 3. Gary on upper
Main street liz nearing completion and when
IL done in stucco work with all the latest ana
most modern improvements. and Ia beauty
in architectural design and finish.
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
The marriage ceremony Of Miss Helen Mil
ler and Mr., Edward DuPre of Columbia. was
soemn:Zed last Monday at O'Clock p. M, AZ
the home of the bride. Rev. E, B. Kennedy ct
the A. K. p. church officiating.
The home WAS beautifully and artlstlcaily
color scheme being green apd Wn1te.
large number of guests were present. pc
sides the re ,atives OF the contra racllng parties.
Miss I,orena Bea cham presided at the piano
and lust as the beautiful strains OF Mendel,
sob MS wedding march sounded ont the bridal
couple entered, and by solemn anu impies-
sive ceremony were made man ana vile
Immediately after congratulations. an eie-
CANT course of refreshments were served.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and MRS.
J. G. Miller OF this city and is very popular,
moving In large circle OF irienas who'd Inare sne
has won by her aweet ana genus Ianueas
and will be greatly missed from 'heiF socia'
circle. -.-o,
busine ess men. and son OF Mr.. Clark DuPre
formerly OF this city. o..,
eowped in her travelling suit OF rich cham
paen ne SILK, gl"ves and hat TO atch.
The groom looked handsome In the conVen-
tional suit OF BLACK. ., ,a
costly presents received, somewhat attest the
popularity and high esteem IN which Inc
bride was held.
Among those present from distance were,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest DuPre and Miss Agnes
DuPre of Columbia. and MIR. Frank Barmore
and sister Miss Sara OF Donalds.
MIR. and Mrs. DuPre left on the O'CLOCK
train over tine southern for their nome IN
Columbia taking WILD n, mem ,sbss sne of hos,s Of
friends.
Miss Kate Marshall returned home last
Monday from delightful Vlsll 10 feialNes-
and friends in Anderson.
Mrs. w. n. Graydon returned bome from
Rome Ga. last Friday TO the dellght OF lam
lily and friends, who hope she Is fully restor'
ed 10 health.
MoRTUARY.
MIR. William L. McCord died at his home IN
this city last Thursday morning about II
o'clock 10 his nth year.
The deceased was faitoiul confederate
soldier serving through the entire war In the
cavalry branch OF the service, and was use
ful citizen in his day and time, sharing the
esteem and good will OF his fellowmep.
He has been In declining health for num-
Der of years. His vile ana ssVen cniufen
survive him.
Funeral services were held at Upper Long
Cane church after which he was LAID 70 resi-
IN the cemetery near by In the presence ol
Beautiful flowers were placed upon the new
ly made grave by gentle and loving nanos
Beautiful. ye; silent tokens OF love and es'
TEEN.
many friends.
Mrs. ]. II. Sanders reict OF the late DR..
Sanders of this County, died In Ihis city iast
week in her nth year. Mrs. Sanders had
lived over her three score years and ten and
like a ripened shock OF grain was ready ioi
the harvest. Her remains were inferred at
Sharon Cemetery In the presence OF many
sorrowng friends and relatives. The ~ mpa.
thes of many friends go out to the bereaVeo
family. -, :,
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b..
Wilson died In this city last week and was
buried at Sharon Cemetery.
Too pure for earth, the little darling babe
Is at hume at rest, in heaven. Mother and
iather have the y mpathy Of hosts Of friends.
NEWS ON ROUTE NO 8.
Should the rains continue 1t will soon be
. question for some of the farmers to decide
which will be the most profitable crop TO
cultivate hay or cotton, We don't mean the
grass has control yet, but If the rains keep
up II Will certainly get good start. Crops
sin look well and are full OF sap and growing
RI pidly but when the rains cease ano the sun
shines then II will be time 10 say What Inc
crops are doing
The Misses Mckenzie entertained the fol-
lowing friends one day lust week, Mrs y. b.
Harkness, Miss Hattie Roche, MISS Kate
Whitney. Miss Cara Lee Gillian, Miss Mag
Messrs. $. l. and ]. A. Wilson two pro
minent farmers OF The tlalwoods were in the
city last Monday.
Gillian Brothers are now laying the foun-
dation for The building OF their new ginnery.
Miss Sue Blackwell OF Due West opened her
shool in the Flalwoods last Monday.
Mrs. ]. b darkness, Miss Kate Whitney,
and Miss Clara Lee Gillian spent one day
lASl week very pIcodhbiJ "Aea Nh*io' - N~'
Wilson.
Mis-. Ellen Link Is spending the week with
Mrs. j. A. v ilsnn.
Mrs. j. A. Kennedy and daughter Mrs.
GIL Gaze spent day or two OF the past week
with Mrs. Edwin Parker and family.
Messrs Waller Wilson and Farnk Sherard
were in the city last Monday.
MIR. Tom McNeil returned last week from
deIig hliul trip 10 w Warrior Alabama. accom-
,auitd by his dapghter-in law, Mis-. n. Z.
Mcneil, aud his grandson Master Robert.
Mr. Nicholas Schram anu Mr.. Tom Palmer
were among The visitors in the city last Mon
day.
Mepsis A. NJ. Hill & sops have raised so
many aptaoupes this season they are now
seIiipg them not Ringly but by the dozen.
Mrs. J.. b. Ramey accompanied oy Mr.
Sam Hammond were guests In the city last
Monday.
Miss Hattie Roche is getting on nicely
with her music class in the Sharon section.
Horn of salvation for sale at Speeds Drug
Store.