The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-09

visiting at Brownlee.
Mr.. Sloan Ellis was n Of n
visitors to town Monday from due
West.
Mrs. J. M. Wilkinson is in Char
lotte visiting her sister, MRS. Ed
wards.
Messrs Arch Kennedy and Tom
Miller were here attending the sales
Monday.
MI. Sam Johnson and MI. n. y.
Bell. of Latimer, were salesday Vlsl-
tors to town Monday.
Messrs ]. T. Lindley and j. Walter
I.awton. of the Bordeaux sectlon'
were here for salesday.
Mrs. Sarah A. Moragne, of Bor-
deauX, was in the city last friuay
looking after business.
DR.. and Mrs. Pruitt were in from
Calhoun Falls Monday shopping and
looking after business.
Mr.. Lowry Beacham was IN tne
citv last FRAY seeing his home folks
and looking after business.
Mr.. W. A. Castleberry and Mr..
w. E. Redd, of Calhoun Falls, were
business visitors to Abbevllle Mon
day.
Miss Luica Woodhurst and Miss
Lizzie Edmunds spent Sunday IN n
country with their friend, Miss Marie
Mckenzie.
Mrs. W. E. Edmunds has returned
IN her home at Lockhart Junction,
after a pleasant visit to her mother'
Mrs. J.. F. Edmunds.
Mr.. E. R. Wardlaw, the hustling
travelling man for the Buster Brown
hosiery. was in the city Sunday,
spending the day with friends.
Mr.. Calhoun Harris vas in the city
last Friday and Saturday on business.
He is one of the Invest insurance men
in that hustling city of Anderson.
Mrs. Horace McAllister and her
two Youngest children went over 10
Monroe, Ca, last Friday for a Vlslt
to her sister, Mrs. A. B. Cochran.
Mrs. Carrie Pool, of Newberry, has
been in the city for the past week
on a visit to her daughter, Miss Mary
Frances Pool at the home OF Mrs. l..
W. White.
Mr.. Arthur Brunson of Edgeheld,
spent last Friday night in the city
With the family of Mr.. J. F. Ed
murds. Mr.. Brunson is the brother
of Mrs. Edmunds.
Miss Mary Hill Harris of Abbeville,
is spending the weekend with MISS
Helen Graham, having come to at
tend the Leap Year ball Saturday
evening.-Columbia Record.
Miss Minnie Blount is back in the
citv after a vacation spent at her
home in Johnston. She will re
sume her work with Mrs. Jas. S.
Cochran as soon as the spring a
opens.
Messrs J.. T. Pruitt and Hugh Sim
mons of Due West, were on our
streets Monday. Mr.. Pruitt is a
substantial farmer while Mr.. Sim
mons says that his wife can teach him
to farm.
Mrs. r. C. Philson will go down to
Columbia this week for a two weeks
visit to her home people. She makes
this visit while Mr.. Philson is at the
Northern markets looking after the
buying of spring goods.
Messrs C. C. Clinkscales and A. T.
Blackwell were in the city from Due
West last Monday. Mr.. Clinkscales
was looking after the affairs OF the
bankruptcy case of j. Walter Clamp,
being trustee in this matter.
Miss Mary Hill Harris has returned
from Columbia, where she went last
Friday to visit her friend, Miss Mary
Graham. While in the city she at
tended the dance given by the young
er society set on Saturday night.
Rev. M. R. Plaxco exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Henry Pressly. Mr..
Plaxco preaching in Clinton and Mr..
Pressly in Abbeville. MI. Pressly
gave his hearers two excellent SER
mons and the congregation was glad
to have him here.
The Writer has seen some fine and
beautiful specimens of painting by a
young girl, Miss Tee Paschal, of Mt.
Carmel, Abbeville county, who is
known here, having been on visits to
her cousin, Miss Kathleen Hayes. The
young and promising artist shows the
highest talent, and her work bears
evidence of a brilliant future in her