The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-09-28
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton.


Miss Mary E. Hill left Thursday for
ElbertOn, Ga. where she will spend a week
with her friend Miss Aud.
Miss Margaret Evans left last week for
Huntsville where she will enter Cocker
College for a years course OF study.
Mrs. Wyatt Aiken entertained the
Bridge Club Friday afternoon at a very
pleasant meeting.
Mr.. James NJ. Giles of Anderson was in
the city for several hours On Monday.
MI. i. G. Link, Coal Inspector of the
SeabOnrd Air Line, spent Monday in the
city the guest of Mr.. j. A. Hill.
Mr.. Charles Baskin OF Cedar Town, ONO
has been in the city for several days visit
ing his brother Mr.. st. Clair .Baskin. Mr..
Baskin is taking n course OF medicine in
a n Ohio Medical College and leaves in a
short time to begin his Senior years work.
Mrs. G.. H. Hall and Master Garry Hall
spent Sunday with friends in Elberton.
Mr.. Earl G. Page OF Florence has been
in the city for the past few days visiting
Mrs. Page who is here spending some
time with her home people.
Mrs. James H. Perrin was called to At
lanta last Friday on account OF the extreme
illness Of Mr.. f. h. Calhoun:
Little Miss Emma Bowden OF Whining
ton, N. G.. is here spending some time with
ner cousin Mrs. W. d. Simpson. :.
MIR. A. S. Simmons of Elberton was III
| The CITY Saturday for a short business trip
Misses Susie and Lila Speer were down
from Monterey Friday shopping.
Mrs. W. c.. Beattic and Mise Elizabeth
Beattie left Saturday for their HON IN
Winnsboro after spending some time here
| with Mrs. j. &. Thomson. Little Miss
| Lucy C. Thomson accompanied them home
| and will spend some time with her grano
parents there,
Miss Louise Cunningham of Monterey
was shopping in the city Friday. Miss
Cunningham leaves in a few days fol
Charleston where she goes to re-entel
| school. =,
Mrs. James H. Perrin Jr. and Mrs. A
L. Hemming of Meridian, Miss. are here
spending a few days with Mrs. j.. d
| Perrin. They are enroute for New forl
where they 60 for a few weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baskin OF I've
came to Abbeville Monday on account o
the death of their nephew MI. Lem. W
Mr.. Allan NJ. Robertson spent Sunda!
here with his home people:
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Neuffer spen
several days in Atlanta last week. DR.
Neuffer went to attend the q Fellow
Convention.
Mrs. E. B. Calhoun and Miss Willie
Calhoun of Atlanta. are the guests OF Mrs
j. H. Perrin for a few days.
Mr.. Frank A. Harrison, DR., leaves wed
nesday for Charleston where he goes tx
enter the Citadel. His many friends herr
hope for him a most successful year.
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Martin Of Atlanta
spent Sunday and Monday here with Mrs
J. Fl. Perrin. =,
MI. S. G. Thompson leaves Wednesda!
for the Citadel where he goes to resume
his studies.
Miss Louise DeBruhl is spending thil
week with Miss Eugenia Robertson.
Miss Verna anG Miss Sara Clinkscale'
were in the city Thursday. Miss Sart
Ginkscales has gone to Gaffney where sh'
goes to begin her winters work at Lime
stone.
Nj; DELPHI McDill leaves Wednesday fo
the Citadel.
Mr.. John burst was over from Green
wood last Wednesday in his car.
Miss Gussie Cunningham has returned
to her home In Monterey after spending
last week in the city the guest OF Mrs. L
B. Love.
Mrs. Lucy C. Thomson is at home agar
after spending sometime in Honea Patl
with Mrs. l.. h. Highsmith.
Miss Florence Patterson OF Mt. Carme
was in town last week the guest Of tn
Misses Cater. .
Mr.. Jim Charles of National Biscui
Fame, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. j. d. Kerr entertained the Brfdg
Club Tuesday afternoon at a very enjoya
bic meeting. A delightful salad cours
was served after the games. ,
Miss Corrie Brown OF Greenville, Is 4
the city the guest Of Miss Georgia Ed
wards. Miss Edwares entertained Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Brown.
Miss Margaret Cobb has gone to Allan
ia to spend a while with relatives after a
extended visit here to her father, MI
Charles Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Wilson spen
several days last week in Portsmouth, Va
MI. and Mrs. Clearance Dusenberry cam
up from Ninety-Six Tuesday to attend tn
funeral services Of their nephew Mr.. L.. M
Ried.
DEATH OF MIR. z. B. CALHOUN.
Mr.. E. B. Calhoun died in Atlanta. Frida;
evening at 6 80 o'clock after an illness Q
several months. Mr.. Calhoud has been 1
failing health for some time and the en-
was not unlocked for. The body wa
brought to Abbeville Sunday Afternoon
and the. burial services were held at tn
friends and relatives gathered to pa,
their last tribute Of respect to him VIII
for so many years made Abbevlle hi
home. The remains were accOmpanle
from Atlanta by Mrs. E. B. Calhoun, Mrs
FALLEN Sheen, Mr., and Mrs, Macor Martin
Miss Willie Calhoun and Mrs. James Z
Perrin.