The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17

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been in the city for the past week staying
with relatives and friends. She returned
Sunday from visit Of several days t.
friends in Due West. =
Comptroller-Gen A. W. Jones came
up from Columbia Saturday and stopped
with his son, F. B. Jones, over Sunday.
Prof. Haddon, Of the Sharon school, wai
in town Saturday. a.
! Cotton Is selling for good price in Alb
beville and our merchants are doing sucf
business as they should have had In No
vember and December. The Square wal
full Of cotton Friday and Saturday ant
everybody was happy.
DR.. R. w. Alexander, Of Williamson
was on our streets last Friday. DR.. Alex
ander made many friends here last fal
when he preached in the Baptist church.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Eugene B. Gary
have been in Atlanta for the past week.
Automobiles from different sections o.
the lcounty were in town Saturday, show
ing the roads to be in better shape. Two
weeks Of good weather will bring on fine
line Of profanity about the dust. ST..
Mr.. John R. Tarrant and his charming
daughter, Miss Gladys Tarrant, Of Mt
Carmel, were in the city shopping last
week.
Capt. Redd, Superintendent Of the Cal
houn Falls Mills, was on our streets last
Tuesday.
Messrs. E. J. Huckabee and John Phillips
were down from Lowndsville on business
last Wednesday,.
Hon. Melvin J. Ashley was down from
Honea Path Saturday seeing his friends
He made the trip in his car. He has only
one arm, but can run his car and raise his
hat to the ladies at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson Of the Leve
Land section were in town Wednesday.
Capt G. N. Nickles was down from Due
West for Fertilizer and Economy day, Sat
urday.
Mr.. Walter Andrews, Of Wilmington, was
in town last week seeing his friends.
Magistrate A. R. Ellis and Mrs. Ellis
were in town Saturday.
Messrs. J. D. Branyon and L. E. Pratt, O
the Cave section, we're in town on business
last week.
Mr.. NJ. Clarence Pennel, progressive
young man Of the Fairs Bridge commun
ity, was looking after business In tow
last week.
About half Of the White Way light.
have been put in up Main street. Th'
posts are Of iron and are of artistic de
sign. This good work is greatly to tn
credit Of Superintendent Anderson. Th,
lights on the Square are the handsomes
in the State.
Col. w. w. Visanska, who lone of his ad
mirers said) wrote the Constitution of tn,
United States, and who is an !able lawyer
in Atlanta, visited the home people Satur.
day and Sunday.
Robert Poole, handsome young maj
from Newberry, spent the weekend in the
city, the guest Of his sister, Miss. Mary
Frances Poole.
Mrs. George Pettigru, Of Due West
spent Sunday In the city with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. syfan, In Fort Pickens
Miss Mary Grace Wilson, OF Watts, wai
the guest Of Miss Kate Haskell last Fri
day and attended the Valentine party al
the school house Friday night.
Mr.. julius M. Visanska, an Abbevill
boy, who is now leading merchant ant
business man Of Charleston, and one O
that city's most progressive citizens, il
visiting his father, Mr.. G. A. Visanska.
Mr.. W. W. Bradley has returned from
Mt. Carmel, where he went to take tax re
turns for Auditor Sondley.
Messrs. Albert Power and George an,
Lester Ferguson, represented Antreville
in Abbeville one day last week.
Mrs. Lillian M. Pascal, OF Mt. Carmel
was in the city on business last week.
Mr.. David Haddon was down from Du
West on business this week.
Mr.. B. B. Pace was visitor from Antre
vile this week.
According to the new law in Alabama,
man can only order one quart Of whiske!
a month. This will make it long tim,
between drinks for sure.
Bread Is going up to six cents loaf al
over the country. Beans and corn breat
will soon be all the style down here, 81
why worry?