The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-03-20
DUE WEST.

| Miss Fannie StrOther, or Saluda 20.
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. B.
Cowan.
Miss Purdy came up from Able.
vile and attended the Amelian Cele.
bration Monday night.
Rev. N. J. Holmes was over from
Laurens and officiated at the Sullivan.
Erwin marriage on Wednesday.
Mr. T. McDill and family expect
to move into their new house on Bon
ner street, this week. They have one
of the most beautiful and modern
homes in Due West.
Messrs r. G.. Brownleee and r. 8.
Galloway went to Greenville Wednes-
day to meet with the Southern rail-
way magnates.
Miss Hattie Caldwell returned last
week from Lincolnton, N. G. where
she has been with friends for some
months.
Mr.. J. r. Devlin and Edgar Nc
Clintock have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Sanford, Fla, They
report q most delightful time.
Mr.. John Sitton spent q night In
town with his Sister, Mrs. Caldwell.
Mr.. Sitton's friends will be glad to
know that he has decided to locate
near by, having recently purchased a
home in Greenville.
Mrs. J. o. G. Fleming, of Laurens,
is with her mother, Mrs. Jane Todd,
who has been confined to her bed
with Grippe.
Rev. T. C. Atchison, pastor of the
Second U. P. Church in Baltimore,
was the guest of DR.. j, 8. Moffatt for
q short while. He preached one
night at the Female College.
Mrs. Frank Kerr and son came up
from Cedar Springs with Miss Emily
Mills to take in the Castalian Celebra-
ton.
Mrs. Fannie Pressly visited friends
at Long Cane last week.
Mr.. Homer Blackwell, one of the
rising young lawyers of Laurens. paid
his homefolks visit last week.
Mr.. Sam Rabb, principal Of the
Sharon school came up to see the ball
game Saturday.
Mr.. Mack Nickles of Abbeville and
Mr.. Jeff Nickles of Anderson spent
Sabbath with their parents in Due
West.
Mr.. S. cambridge and Mr.. Guyn
came over from Rock Hill to take in
the Celebration.
Miss Swartzer has arrived and will
take charge of the millinery depart
ment in Mr.. w. w. Edwards store.
Miss Lizzie Cochran, Of this place,
visited homefolks last week.
Mr.. F. A. Carwile was the guest of
friends at Means Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Of Abbeville
have been up visiting their daughter
Mrs. w. G.. Doty.
Mr.. Charles Young, of Florida, has
been the guest, for several days, Of his
sister, Mrs, J. T. McDill.
Miss Mamie Martin has closed her
term as assistant teacher to her sister,
Miss Ora Martin the number of pupils
not being large enough to justify two
teachers.
Piedmont and Erskine played ball
here Saturday afternoon, the score
being 18 to in favor of Easkine.
Mrs. Walker returned last week
from Charlotte, where she went on the
deatu of her daughter, Mrs. Ray.
Mrs. Daisy Belle Ragsdale was down
from Anderson last week with her
mother Mrs. T. I. Bell.
Mr.. Marion G.. Giffen expects to
leave shortly for Wyoming 10 visit
his brother, Rev. Bruce ]. Gifen, who
is preaching in that State.
Miss Eula Kay of Lowndesville,
was visiting friends in town last week.
Quite large crowd was out last
Monday evening to the Amelian Cele.
bration. The weather was ideal and
the people came from distance. The
stage was tastiIy decorated in pennants
made of the society colors, purple and
gold.
The program consisted Of essays. read.
ings ard debates, all of which showed
much study add and careful prepara-
tion.
An especial feature of the evenin 8
was the music, furnished by the Alum
nae of the society.