The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-27
WEST end.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily TempIeton.

Greenville. He was attending United
States Court.
DR.. L. T. Hill went to Greenwood Friday
| on professional business.
Thursday in the city.
xMr. and Mrs. Ellis Huckabee OF Lown-
desville were the guests Of Major and Mrs.
Nance for several days last week.
Mrs. Mary Parker has returned to her
home after a short stay here with Mrs. V.
D. Lee.
DR.. s. F. Killingsworth and his pretty lit
tie daughter, Elizabeth, Of Columbia, were
in the city for several days last week. DR..
Ki~llingsworth came to Abbeville to attend
the Odd Fellows meeting.
Mr.. James Moore, Of Charlotte, N. c., is
in the city spending a while with friends.
Miss Mary Stark has returned home az
ter q very pleasant stay with friends in
Cheraw. Miss STARK has been indisposed
since her return, but her friends are de-
lighted to see her out again.
1t is reported that we had frost Monday.
MIR. Edgar Kellar, Mr.. Lawrence Nell
vain and MIR. Leonard McIlwain left Mon
day for Arcadia, Fla, where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Leonora Neville Long, voice teach
er at Due West College for Women, spent
Sunday here a. the guest Of Mrs. j. G. Ell
lis. Miss Long assisted in the music at the
Methodist church. She has q wonderful
voice and her singing is always enjoyed.
Mr.. James Hemphill Is at home again az
ter a years stay in Orange, NJ, where he
has had a position in Edison's laboratory.
The friends Of Mr.. L. q. Russell are sorry
to know that he Is not well. They hope he
will soon be we'll again.
Miss May Bailey, one of Greenwood's
most charming young ladies', was In the
city last Friday attend THE Lion and the
Mouse" She was the guest Of Miss Mamie
Morse while in the city.
Mrs. J. D. Kerr went over to Greenwood
| Friday on account of the extreme Illness Of
her mother, Mrs. ]. w. Kerr.
Miss Helen White anne home Saturday
from ~Spartanburg where she Is teaching at
Converse and stayed here with her home
people until Monday.
Miss Mamie Morse entertained q few Of
her friends Friday evening after "The Lion
and the Mouse" at a delightful supper in
honor Of her guest Miss May Bailey.
A party from Greenwood occupied q box
| Friday evening at THE Lion and the
Mouse" Those who composed the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. McKissick, Miss Susan
Arnold, Miss Hattie Hodges, Miss Cole
man, Mr.. Nickles, Captain Evans, and DR..
Neel.
Miss Kate Haddon spent Sunday in the
city, the guest OF her uncle, MI. 3. NJ.
Haddon.
Miss Belle Visanska is at home again at
ter an extended stay in Atlanta. Her
friends here are glad to welcome her home
Mrs. John Hall Of Charlotte, N. c., Is in
the city spending awhile with Mrs. Garry
Hall.
The Secession Chapter of the Daughters
Of ~Confederacy will meet Thursday after
noon with Miss Esther Graydon. A full
| ~ oo&;po ~ 10 laciro1 Eo,,r- fhirfr ntolnnly 10
the hour for meeting.
Mr.. Clyde Morgan went to Monroe Sat-
urday and stayed until Monday with his
home people.
Mr.. T. P. Quarles has gone to Charleston
to attend the meeting Of the Synod Of
South Carolina that is being held In the
First Presbyterian Church in Charleston.
Mrs. John Yates of Monroe, N. c., Is In
the city to attend the Seal-Smith wedding.
Mr.. T. NJ. Miller was in the last week at
tending the Odd Fellows meeting. MI.
Miller holds a prominent Office in the Odd
Fellows lodge here.
Miss Carelie Harvey who has been the
guest Of Mrs. G. D. Brown for the past
week left Saturday for her home in Char
lesion after q pleasant stay here. Miss
Hrnvey received many delightful social
attentions during her visit to Mrs. Brown.
Miss Carrie Harris left Friday for Biz
mingham, Ala, where she will visit friends
before returning to her home in CORTLAND,
her sisters Mrs. Lawrence Parker and Mrs.
R. S. Link during the summer.
Mrs. b.. G. Anderson went to Anderson
last week to attend the Humphrey-Farmer
wedding.
Miss Mamie Morse, Miss Fannie Harris,
Mr.. James Morse and Mr.. Sam Cooper
went over to Greenwood with Miss May
Baily Monday. Mr.. Cooper drove them
over in his automobile.
Mr.. Wilson G. Harvey, Grand Master, Of
Charleston was in the city last Thursday
to attend the Odd Fellows meeting. Mr..
Harvey was entertained by DR.. G. A. Neuf-
fer during his stay in the city.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bullock, Mrs. WI Ferguson,
Mrs. Maude McClung and Mr.. L. W. Dick
went to Greenwood Monday afternoon to
attend the funeral services Of Mrs. j. w.
Kerr.
Mrs. F. E. Harriton is at home again az
Mrs. Joe Wilson entertained Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Willie Seal who
is to be married to MI. William Warren
Smith, Oct. 9th.
Mr.. James H. Craig OF Anderson, and
Mr.. w. H. Cobb Of Columbia, were on the
program Of the Odd Fellows Thursday.
Both of these gentlemen delivered fine
addresses.
Mrs. E. V. Snipes spent a few days with
her home people in Verdery last week.
Miss Bessie Herbert of Newberry spent
severaladays last week with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Gillian at Sharon.
Mrs. Charles Gillian Of Sharon and Miss
Bessie Herbert Of Newberry were In the
city last week, visiting Mrs. Foster
McLane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Edwards Of Edge
field were in the city several days last
week visiting Mrs. Edwards.
Sunday and spent the day with his home
people.
Mr.. Roy Anderson spent Sunday with
his home people in Clinton.
Mr.. Gottlob Neuffer came over on Sum-
day from Greenwood and spent the day
with his home people. Mr.. Neuffer has q
position with the Hodges Brothers Drug
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Florence Neuffer celebrated
her sixth birthday last Wednesday after
noon by a delightful party. The little
hostess was more attractive than ever In
her dainty white dress and pretty ribbons.
After a pleasant hour Of play refreshments
of chocolate and cake were served.
Miss Annie Hawthorne Of Latimer was
shopping in the city Tuesday.
SAD DEATH.
Mr.. Sidney Graves died Tuesday morn
ing at the home of his brother, Mr.. Alex
Graves, after an illness Of several months.
Mr.. Graves has made his home in Able
Vile for the past five years, and has a
large number of friends who regret to
learn Of his death. The funeral services
will be conducted at his home and the bo-
dy laid to rest at Long Caue.