The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-07
WEST END

Miss Belle Visanska left Thursday for A.
lanta where she will spend a few DAYS WIN
her brother DR.. S. A. Visapska before going
to Mt. Clemens, Micb., where She will spend
the month of August.
Miss Gussie Hood who for the past mouth
has been the charming little guest OF Mish
Sara Norwood has returned to Sumter.
Mrs. j. F. Livingstone Is here from Rock
Hill spending a while with relatives.
MI. Lowrie Beacharn spent Saturday and
Sunday here with bis home people.
Wednesday for Aberdeen, Miss, where they
will spend some time with their school
friend Miss Ann Glllyien:
Miss Nettie Russell! is at home again aitel
spendipgs several months at Hendersonville,
n. C. MSS Russell's friends are delighted Il
know that she is at homes again and that her
trip has proved a benefit.
Miss Iona Tillman and Miss Sophia Till
man have returned TO their home in Trenton
after q short stay here as the guests OF Miss
Mary and Miss Fannie Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. s. Barnwell have gone t.
Asheville and Hendersonvil!e, n. e., fol-
their summer outing.
Mrs. Sadie Mazyck is here from Rock Hill
the guest of Mrs. Lucy-Thomson.
M MISS s,i Nay Tyem KSes5ts sna MIS- MIS-. NJ E'i Ia Mi1sCn
attended the picnic at Lebanon last Friday
Mr.. Albert Henry and Mr.. Bradley Reest
are in New York for a two weeks outing.
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Roper have returned tc
Abbeville after an extended absence. Mr..
Roper preached at the Methodist church
Sunday. The people of OR city as well as his
own congregation are glad TO welcome hin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Allen Smith, Jr. left Sun
day Tor Tate Springs where they Will spend
q part of August.
Mr.. G. A. Visanska and Mr.. Ernest Visans-
ka left Sunday for MI. Clemens Mich. where
they will spend several weeks.
Misses Mary and Fannie Stark left Satur-
The barbecue and picnic al Lebanon Friday
was a success. The dav was ideal, the
barbecue seasoned to the queens taste and
the bask Ell dinner could not be improved OF.
After the dinner was served Prcf. Mark Brad
ley Of Clemson College favored the large
Grove with a short talk. Mr.. Bradley is q
happy speaker and he was listened 10 with &
great deal OF pleasure. During the day tht
ladies Of the Presbyterian church served ices
and cooling drinks. Quite q snug little sum
was TealtZad.
Mrs. w. D, Barksdale and her children left
Tuesday for South Port, n. c., where they
will spend a month.
Miss Grace Smith and Mr.. II. G. Smith
have gone 10 Tate Springs for a TWO week.
outing.
DR.. il. Martin OF Waynesboro. Ga, preach
ed In the Presbyterian church Sunday morr'
ing and evening. DR.. Martin will occupy
this pulpit during Angus.
Miss May Walker OF Atlanta is In the city
the guest OF Mrs. J. II. Perrin.
Mrs. J {. Burns OF Greenwood Is spending
some Time here with her sister Mrs. j. +
Nickles.
Mr.. William Barnwtll has gone to James
town and New York To spend two weeks.
Miss Mary Miller OF Laureus il In the city
visiting her sister Mrs. Horace McAliister.
Prof. and Mrs. Mark E. Brad 'ey are in thu
city the guests OF Mrs. James Bradley.
Miss Jennie Gilbert of Augusta, was In the
city for q day or two last week visiting rela
tives.
Miss Marie Gary is at home again after al
extended trip to jamestown, New York
Canada and other points Of intercst.
Mr.. w. 8. Cochran has gone TO Tate Springs
for q two " eeks rest.
Mrs. w. 2. Ferguson is at Glenn Spring!
for q two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is. Cheatham left Tuesday
for South Port, N. C., where they will spend
month.
Mrs. Belle Lee and Miss Mae Ried of Char
pells spent Monday in the city the guests o
Mrs. Laura Love.
Miss Lois Wilson has gone TO Marion wher'
she will join her friend Miss Edith Porter ant
60 to Williamston. n. C., for a two week
Miss Louise Brown left Tuesday for Trep,
ton where She Will visit her aunt Nrs. A. 5
Day.
Mrs. Warren Sheloe OF Anderson spen
Monday in the city the guest of Miss Mar!
Baskin.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Wilson gave a FishinI
Party on Little River last Wednesday II
honor of the guests of Miss Lois Wilson
house party.
The day was perfect for fishing end a larg
number were landed. 1hose who eDjoye,
d. Brown. Miss Nina Wilson. Miss Mar,
Clark, Miss Edna Cox. Miss Lois Wilson, Nils
Mary Syfan, Miss Louise Brown, Miss III
Temple;on. Mr.. K. c: Wilson. Mr.. VIII
Cbeatham. Mr.. Gottlobe Neufler, Mr.. Gee
Syfan and MIR. Albert Miller.
Miss Helen White has been elected TO
position in the Graded School. Miss Whit
IL a graduate OF Converse and stood at In
head other class during her four years course
The school is fortunate in securing he
services.