The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-02-17
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Item
Contributed by Miss lilly Iempleton.

VVsi&5tuulSu " mtSS Lity' FeIDPtVt0I.
Mr.. Eugene johnson has been In Green.
Vile for several DAYS Waiting friends.
Miss Pearl w atson. Of Mt. Carmel, WAS the
guest cue Of Miss Louise Watson for few days
Miss Mary &. Hill ia In Elbsr,on Ca, spend
Ing while with her friend, Miss Jennie Rae
Mr.. Gus Baskin was in the city last Friday
visiting friends. Mr.. Baskin has been living
al Btlton for the past six months, and has &C.
cepted q position at Easley where he has the
management Of Drug Store.
| Miss Addie Phillips spent Sunday In Green.
wood With her biolher Mr.. Frank Phillips.
Miss Bessie Greer has returned to her home
In Spartanbur after an extended stay here
with Miss Fannie Harris.
Mr.. J. NJ. Giles. OF Anderson spent lasl
THURSDAY with bis sister Mrs. w. A. Temple
ton.
Mrs. T. G. White entertained the Duplicate
Whist Club last Thursday evening at very
delightful meeting.
Miss May Belle Sanders, Of Greenwood wa,
the attractive guest Of Miss Elizabeth Nor
Miss Louise Watson entertained few OF
her friends Last Wednesday at very pleasant
affair. Miss Pearl Watson OF Mt. Carmel was
guest OF honor
Miss Maude Vincent Of Davidson Is In the
city the guest Of Miss Helen White.
Miss Mary Wallace Kirk Of 1uscumbia,
Ala, will arrive In the city Friday and will
be the guest OF Miss Eliza Mabry until Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. bradley went to Troy
last week for few days stay.
Mr.. Eugene Baskin OF Lowpdesville was In
| the city for day or two last week.
Miss Fannie Harris has gone TO Clemson
College to attend the Valentine Bail. She Is
| the guest OF Mrs. Mark Bradley. Miss Har.
ris will 60 to Easley and visit Miss Frances
Robertson before returning to Abbeville-'"
Mrs. r. s. Link and her handsome little son
are at home sgaip after a months stay in
Alabama with Mrs. Links parents.
Mr.. Frank Sherard and Mr.. Glenn Bssk.n
spent Sunday at Lebanon. =.
Miss Kate .Haddon spent Saturday and Sun.
day In the city the guest OF her uncle Mr.. R..
NJ. Hlddop.
Miss Male Robertson entertained Informal
ly Friday evening at Bridge, Amer a nim:
course was served. 80
Mrs. Fred Link went to Monros, N. e., Mon
day 10 spend a few days with Mr.. Link who
| is staying In Monroe for while.
Miss Maie Robertson enteTtained theBridge
Club Saturday morning at 9 very delightful
meeting. This being VALENTINO Season this
idea was beautifully earned out. Miss
an ! and this one was perfect in every way,
Miss Lorene Beacham attended, the Glenn
| son dance. -
COPY OF DANCE INVITATION.
sued TO i dance given on March 2sth' 1885.
Forty three years ago.
MARSHALL HOUSE. BALL.
Tuesday evening, March 9th, 1863
fully as tic so SSRPhnE Aoss
day evening eth. instantly O'Clock.
MANAGERS.
Gen. 8. MCGOWAN, Gen. A.C. Haskell,
Capt. VIM. Il. Parker, Capt. 20; EdEords
a.. d.
John Knox, Geo, R. McNshb, ~
FLOOR MANAGER.
Mayor A. Small.
Miss Caro- and Miss OnieMorse have ben In
Ninety six for the past ten days vinting
guests of Miss Lou Neville
Mrs. Lawrence 9. Park and her little SOD
have gone to Courtland. Ala, TO spend eone
time with Mrs, Parker's parents MI. and Mrs.
HarriR. -"
The many friends here of Mr.. Clyde Morgan
VIII be sorry 70 know that heis quite sick at
his sUo home @ IN Monroe, n. Q.
with her parents Rev. and Mrs. s. E. Prem
Miss Charlotte jackson ofTuscumbie, Ala.
will arrive In the city Friday and will be- the
Miss ,GuEsie Wilson Lorley. OF Columbia. ts
here .pending while with her sister Mrs.tM.
miss Leons Blake is as5s 1re4 esaayeod
Miss Sallie Garris or Smoaks ia in the city
the attractive guest OF Miss Nell Edwards.
Mrs. Weston Harper Of Lowndesville is In
the City spending few days with Mrs. John
Mr. ]. 4. Sheriff. Of Statewide, N. g., has
been spending few days In the city guest
at the Eureka.
M,ou popnIo Nov Eoropoon do,,btor ~ NJ
and Mrs. ]. B. Ferguson, died Feb. 3rd amer
a abort Illness from pneumonia at the Edge
field Co.Eduoational College in Edgefleld.
On Monday Mrs. Ferguson went to the bed.
Great Beyond on Wednesday. The funeral
services we're conducted Friday at Long Cane
and the body laid TO rest a: Long Cane Cemel
tery. The deepest sympathy is extended the
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Master James Simmons, only son of Mr..
and Mrs A. q. mmoAs died Thursday after.
noon. Feb. 1lth after an illness oil several
days. No death has ever occurred In our city
that has caused more genuine sorrow. This
bright, happy little fellow, IN connection
with whom death seemed to have no part,
some time we will understand. The body
was tax en- 10 Elberton for interment.
DEATH OF MRS. c. v. HAMMOND.
Mrs. G. Y. Hammmopd died Sunday Feb.
18th, after an illness of several months. Mrs.
Hammond was one of the oldest citizens Of
our city, having lived in Abbeville all OF her
life. She was An earnest Christian and de-
voted member OF the Methodist church She
leaves large family and many friends TO
mourn over her.
All OF her children were With her when she
passed away. Mr.. Charley Hammond, OF
Sparta burg, Mrs. Lambert Caldwell. Mrs.
r, B. Broedon Of Atlanta, Mr.. Gaines Ham.
mond OF ofGreenWood, and Miss Nettie Ham
mond.
The funereI services were conducted by
Rev. Henry Stokes and the interment at
Long Cane.