The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-08-26
Rvw w 3, w. r. BRADLEY. ABBE'
MCCORMICK.
Interesting Paragraphs from Our Wide-a
Wake Correspondent.
MornrDoIck G r. A

| Mccormick, s. C., August "a, 1905
Mrs. Reeves has returned TO Telmell, Ga.
after having spent few weeks with he
daughter, Mrs. w. s. Connor, here In McCor
mick.
Misses Annie and Carita Brown from Char
sn of and stea cprTo hs Wssk o
MIR. and Mrs. w. f, McGhee who have beer
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H
Kennedy, near here. returned to their home
In Iva Wednesday morning.
MIR. Jack Bradley spent part of last week
with the family OF Mrs. M. j. Furgueson in
Greenwood.
MIR. and Mrs g. H. Talbert from Sandover
were In town Tuesday on business.
Miss Fannie Dunoway from Amity, Ca
came over last Wednesday TO visit her many
friends and relatives In and around the COM
munity
Mrs. Jim Moseley, and daughter, Mlss lone
have returned TO their home In North Angus.
Ia, after spending few days with Mrs. Nj. N.
Henderson and family near here.
Miss Mona Tallie has returned TO her home
In Augusta after being with Miss Mattie Eli
"a Bussey for two or three weeks.
Mr.. H. c. Hervey from Fairfax was visi.
tor In Mccormick Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Waiter E Rankin left Thursday morn
Ing for Lancaster. Whitbsr L he goes S to Wis! visit
ing there, - oo,u.,,,o, ,u ,,0 ,n,,0
and two children were the pleasant guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. n. q. Brown and family here in
Mccormick last week.
Mr.. Harry Dupaway and Miss Ellie StrotE-
ers from Amity, Ca, who were visiting In Mt.
Carmel last week, came down and spent
Thursday night with the family of:Mr and
IN Mrs. joe F, Edmunds from Abbeville
spent day or two in Mccormick last week
with relatives.
Miss Lucy Dorm from Atlanta spent several
days with friends and relatives IN and around
Mr.. and Mrs. IF. Fooshe made a flying
trip TO Greenwood Saturday on business.
Messrs; W. B. Quarles and 7. ]. Price spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends In Abbe.
vile.
At this writing Miss Lola Chea than,
daughter OF MIR. j. F. Cheatham, one Of our
brightest young ladies Is seriously Ill. The
best wishes and prayers Of her many friends
health Mr.. Tobe Cheatham, her brother,
who has been working In Charleston has
has been called to her bedside.
to Green wood Saturday morning to stay sew
eral days with the family of Mr.. P. M. Goth
ran.
Misses Allene and Louise Friday, who
have been Visiting In Spartanburg county
for the past five or six weeks returned to
their home here Saturday afternoon.
Misses Matte and Fannie Connor enter
tained few of their friends at Keturah Ho:
O'clock. in honor OF Mr.. Frederick Dennie OF
Augusta Ga.
After the guests arrived they were ushered
In the the parlor where games were play
for a time, Next, fortunes we're told with
cards by different ones. During the evening
music was rendered by Misses Matte and
Fannie Cannon and Nina Stillwell In most
charming manner.
dining room where delightful salad course
was served. Then came the ice-cream which
was very delicious and refreshing to all.
1t seemed that eleven o'clock came too
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tainers "good- night"
Those present were: Misses Callie Hender-
son, Mamie Patterson. Lucy Brown, Nina
Stilwell. Emma Huguley, Willie Mae An
drews, Gladys Rankin and Lille Bradley.
Messrs Luke and Edgar Brown, 6. T. Addl-
son, P. g. Fooshe, McClurry Nash, Lawrence
Stilwell and Twiggs Stuart.
"Vox Populi."