The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-05-26
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily TempIeton.


Mrs. m Latimer of Lowndesyille. Ia In
the city and will spend some time with her
sister Mrs. j. H. Latimer. Mrs. Latimer has
many friends here who are delighted TO have
Miss Nettie Russell is in Columbia spend.
ing some time with her aunt, Mrs. A. g
Miss Mary Stark is at hon after a weeks
Miss Matte Nerr has returned to her home
in Atlanta, after a pleasant visit here to Mrs.
Marvin Jones.
Miss Louise Brown came home from Colum
bia Friday and stayed until Sunday with
her home peopla.
Mr.. j. R. Blake has returned to Abbeville
after a busine ss trip to Rome Ga,
guest OF her daughter Mrs. j. s. Norwood for
the winter leaves Wednesday for her bone
In Baltimore.
derson last Wednesday after a very pleasant
stay with friends In that city.
RIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. Claude Jones entertained the Bridge
Climb Friday afternoon at q very please ut
meeting, after a number ofinteresting games
a delightful salad course was served
Miss Nina Wilson Of WarrenIon Is the at
~traelive guest of Miss Louise Watson.
Miss Lois Wilson left Monday for Columbia
where she will spend some time with Miss
Ada Bell Sloan.
Master Edgar Harden who has been attend
Ing 6OQOOl al OeudT opEluBS 10 q u uOAC
Mrs. Fannie lay Haddon and Master
Chalmers lett Mondry for Troy where they
will spend a few days With friends.
Mrs. Belle Martin of Atlanta. Is 10 the city
the quest OF her cousin Miss Mamie Lou
Mr.. and Mrs. CD. Brown have gone to,
Charleston to attend the Grand Lodge OF the
X. otP.
In the city the guest of her brother Mr.. l.. c.
Haskell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norwood who were
the guest OF Mr.. A. B. Morse last week have
returned to Aniston, Ala.
MIR. r. LII ickson OF Miami, Fla. has been
in the city for a few days q guest al the Eure-
ka. Mr.IHickson owns a large orange grove
at Miami. A large part OF his fruit Is shipped
direct 10 the New York market. Tor years
\. NJ. Hill and Sons here have been hand
ing bis grape fruit.
Mr.. G. s. Maree came home Friday from
Memphis where he has been to attend the
Seed Crusher Convention.
DR.. S. Ellis OF Due West spent sunday
n the city with his uncle MI. r. Nj: Haddon.
caurse at Vanderbilt and was offered a posi-
ton as demonstrates before the Senior class.
He will return 10 Nashville In september.
DR.. j. L. Wilson went to Greenville Sstur.
day to preach for DR.. w. T.. Sloan at the Flrst
Presbyterian church.
Mrs Rosenberg and Miss Irene are expect
ed home Wednesday from Atlanta where
they have been for some time.
MI. SIE NlOcClCS " ~" oeSbN iiiO a ~
the city last week. Mr.. Moseley Is cashier
OF the Lowndesville Bank and Ia one of\Ab-
beville County's rising young business man.
DR.. and Mrs. Randolph OF New York are In
the city the que st Of DR.. and.Mrs. F. E. Harri-
son.
A. NJ. Hill and Sons and l.. T. Miller will
close their stores at seven O'Clock.
DEATH OF Mr.. F. L.
MI. +. l.. Morrow died Tuesday morning
at ive-thirty O'Clock after a long and tedious
Illness.
He fell asleep at his home here, surrounded
by his loved ones who have theiblesaed assu-
rance that be has gone 10 that home where
thee Is no more sorrow or suffering.
Mr.. Morrow ha d lived In Abbeville most OF
bis life and had the respect and confidence
Of all who knew him.. For q number Of years
be has had the agency OF the Southern here
and has filled this position most acceptahly.
He was q devoted member and elder OF the
A. r.. p. church. The deepest sympathy OF
the entire city is extended TO the sorrowing
family.