The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-09

What m" Sees and Hears OH His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. g.
Abbeville, S. c., March 8, 1910.

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The marriage ceremony of Miss Rose
Maxwell and Mr.. Amos B. Morse will be
solemnized Wednesday evening, March g.
at the home Of the bride, Rev. Mr.. Gregg
officiating. The marriage will he a quiet
one, only the immediate relatives Of the
contracting parties being present.
Miss Maxwell Is one Of Abbeville's cul.
tured and refined young ladies, quite pop.
ular, moving in q large circle Of friends, all
Of whom extend in advance best wishes and
congratulations.
Mr.. A. B. Morse is one Of Abbeville's
prominent and most prosperous business
men, well and most favorably known
throughout the county and Is now enjoy
ing a lucrative and growing business which
he has built up by energy and good bust
ness tact.
The Bridge Club was most charmingly
entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs.
R. L. Dargan at her pretty home on Ward,
law street.
Miss Fretwell, the artistic milljner OF
Philson q Henry, arrived last week and is
nov preparing to show the ladies of Able,
vile and surrounding country the most
millinery ever displayed in the city. This
firm have brought on an unusually large
and attractive stock this season, embrac-
ing every novelty and fad up to the latest
creation Of all that is stylish, rich and
beautiful. Watch their ads, and take q sly
glance at their show windows as you pass.
The many friends Of Mr.. Alex Dick are
glad to know he is now convalescing, and
hope he will soon be quite we'll and out
again, as they have missed him from their
circle during his long illness.
Caprnp Gam aOtartaiDad O faw ~ hic If
tie friends Saturday, the 5th, it being the
ninth anniversary OF his birth. Cream,
cake, fruits and candy was served. All
had a charming time and wished for their
little host many happy returns.
SAYINGS n DoIEGs ON ROUTE 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Shearard are visiting
their daughter-in-law Mrs. Maggie Shear
ard.
Master Watson, the bright little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson who had his
left arm badly dislocated at the elbow Joint,
several weeks ago is now getting on nicely,
and tbs hoped he will o o have full use of
his arm as before.
Dr's Gambrell and J. C. Hill were out on
route 8 last Monday looking after their
patients.
Mrs. Redd lest last week for Eberton
where she will join her husband Capt. Redd
who has business in that town.
Quite q number Of neighbors and friends
were most charmingly entertained last
Friday by Mrs. c. F. Graves at.an old time
quilting. A splendid dinner was served
and every one spent a pleasant day.
Mrs. Agness Pennel and daughter Miss
Ethel were visiting relatives on route 8 last
week.
Nip Belle McKinzie is now in Abbeville
spending a while with her sister Mrs. Essie
Nickels.
Nip Beatrice Adams accompanied by her
brother Carter left yesterday for Augusta
where they will spend some time with their
sister Mrs. W. H. Edmonds.
Mipes Lillian and Josie McCanty were
among the fair visitors in the city last
Monday.
Mr.. Capus Riley one Of the prosperous
and we'll to do farmers Of Lodimont was in
the city last Monday.
We had the pleasure Of meeting our old
friend Mr.. Guss Gown of MtCarmel last
Monday, and with him a pretty young
lady whom we did not recognize. They
were welcome visitors in the city.
Our old friend Joe Bowen Of the Valley
town was in the city last Saturday, and as
he passed US on his way home he vas lead
ing a fine horse he had just purchased.
Mr.. Bowen is one OF the prosperous and
well to do farmers on the Savannah side.
! Mr.. q. w. Sawson and DR.. Vt e. Link