The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-18
DUE WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell OF Newberry
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Haddon.
Mrs. Sallie Wham from Laurens attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Mamie Grier. For q
number of years she made her home In Mre
& ier's family and felt like one OF the CHI
dren.
a visit TO friends and relatives IN Georgia
She Is now located at the home Of Mr.. w. W.
Edwards and will run her dress-maklDg e.
Miss Harry Crockett was called home the
latter part of the wesk on account Of the Ill.
ness OF her sister.
Pres. and Mra. Boyce left Saturday to at
tend the Missionary Convention In Pitts
burg, MIR. o. Y. Bonner will teach his classes
during the Presidents absence.
Mr.. Levy Grier wa In town last week. He
did not reach Due West before his mothers
death as he was absent from nome Wnen tne
message was sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Linton OF Washington
are spending the week with Mrs. Unions
family. They will return to their home this
week.
MIR. John Edwards who has been spending
a few weeks with his mother, ran up TO An.
derson SATURDAY..
Mr.. Foster Martin OF Newberry attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Mamie Grier.
Mr. J. w. Wideman spent the day Saturday
in Abbeville.
to Greenwood Inst Friday, returning that
MI. Henry DUP came up from Abbeville
last week wlln u BLOCK Oh genus POOuS HUH
Hall and Anderson.
Miss Clara Bonner spent Saturday and Sab
bath in Due West with Der mother.
Miss Poag Rowan returned last week from
her home in Virginia where she had been
called 10 her mothers bedside.
Rev. ]. K. Edwards gave u very Interesting
talk Thursday night before the Missionary
a Missionary there himself bis talk Was very
helpful and Instructive.
The students of Erskine are In the midst
OF examinations. A trying time TO both
The CastaIian Celebration Ia billed for Mon
day night the 18th. The Anelian celebra-
ton will take place two week later.
There will 6e a number of the Lyceum
Tuesday night In ErskiDe Auditorium.
Mrs. G. H. Hagan is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. william Bryson at ora, 5.
Prof. P. L. Grier has recovered from a sc.
we're case OF the grippe and has assumed bis
duties at the College.
Miss Estelle Young has a position In Mr.
w. w Edwards store as clerk.
Mrs. Erin Cofeld, sister of the late Mis-
Mamie Grier, spent a few days In own last
week.
In Due. W est.
Mrs. Dorcas Strange came up from Green
wood 10 spend the last of the week with
friends in town. She has a large music class
In Greenwood.
Mr.. Bryant of Level Land worshipped With
the A. K. P.'s on last Sabbath. He has q
daughter in the d. w. F. {.
The milliner has arrived to begin work fol
Mr.. w. w. Edwards. Mr.. Edwards has q
large stock Of goods and can show you any
thing you may desire.
Rev. O.. y. Bonner lectured before the Y. NJ
c. A. Sabbath night. His lecture was very
1ne, well written and prepared, well deliver
ed and with feeling.
. Miss Rosa Caldwell entertained a few OF her
trends Saturday night.
Miss Lavinia KtnCedy served tea TO the
merry g. at her home on last Saturday af-
ternooD A jolly time was spent in laughing
and talking.
The Y. w. C. A. gave a Mock Entertain
ment" In the College Chapel Saturday after
noon. Some OF the selections were ridiculous
and afforded fun for the girls. 1.-The Georgia
Minstrel was the chief attraction.