The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-22
WEST END.

Miss Bessie Epting and little Miss Helen
Milford returned Monday from short
visit to Mrs. E. D. Kerr, Of Newberry.'
Miss Mamie Devlin spent the weekend
In Due West with her mother.
Mr.. Frank Morrow, of Anderson, spent
several days last week in the city with his
sisters, Mrs. Sam Seal and Mrs. Will Owen
Mrs. ]. F. Bradley spent the weekend in
Due West with her daughter, Miss Mary
who is attending the Womans College,;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller, Of ATLANTA
were the guests Of relatives in the city last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. BENZ. Maultsby, OF Ben
nettsville, are visiting the latter's mother
Mrs. James G. Klugh.
A representative of the Southern Rail
way was in the city yesterday examining
the kaolin deposit which runs under the
city, and making inquiry about minerals
of Abbeville County generally.
Mr.. G. J. Lyon went to Greenville yester'
day to attend 1.-THE Federal Court as wit,
ness.
Mr.. W. M. Barnwell has bought lot on
Chestnut Street consisting Of parts OF the
lots of Mr.. W. W. Bradley and Mr.. J. D
Kerr, and will build homo thereon In the
near future. ....'.
Quite number of Abbeville people were
in the masic hall at Due West when the
gallery COLLAPSED. Fortunately none OF
them were injured.
Miss Lizzie Sharp returned to Abbeville
Sunday, after a short stay with nome
folks. She is now at the homo OF MIR. W.
w. Bradley.
Messrs. j. T. Solomons and W. W. Ward
law were in the city yesterday.
MIR. John D. Cade, Of Mt. Carmel, was In
the city Monday on business.
Messrs. J. q. Wardlaw and w. D. Nor
rah were in the city on business last Sat-
urdayI
MIL. O. Thompson, for few months
associeted with the Press and Banner but
now managing paper in Lexington, re-
turned here Saturday for q few hours.
It is pleasant to see the congenial coun-
tenance Of Mr.. II. D. Resse on the streets
of Abbeville again.
Messrs. J. L. Mcmillan, R. E. Cox, Lau-
renee Parker, Herman Greene and A. NJ.
Stone made an automobile trip to Ander-
son Monday by way Of Due West, Don
aids. Honea Path and Bolton.
"ABBEvIIIE COUNTY FAIR"
The County Fair" rendered by home
talent in the Opera House Tuesday night
was q great success, both from the stand
noint of amusement, and financially. In
terest In the personnel Of the actors in the
comedy, the talent displayed and the char
acter Of the play, all contributed to the en-
ioyment by the audience.
The County Fair" produced through
the energies of the ladies Of the Civic
LEAGUE. was staged by Miss Roberts, OF
Missouri. It was q credit to her handi-
work. Miss Roberts Is exceedingly at.
tractive personally, and she had little OF
no trouble filing the several roles Of the
play with the young unmarried men Of the
city.
MISSIONARY VISITS ABBEvILLE.
Miss Minnie Alexander, missionary o1
the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church in India, visited Abbeville on last
Wednesday, stopping at the home of Mrs
W. w. Bradley.
Miss Alexander Is exceedingly bright anc
interesting, and her experiences in India
make an excellent theme to hold the atten
tion of her hearers. She spoke to the Alb
beville congregation Wednesday at
o'clock, afterward addressing the children
Of the Graded School.
Miss Alexander threw new light on con
ditions In India. The native Hindu, sht