The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-04-26
LOCAL NEWS

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". A. Hagen, of Santuc, was here
Monday On business.
Miss Estelle Withers spent last
week in Chester with her nome peo-
pie.
Miss Lucy Zachary went over 70
Atlanta last Saturday and spent Sun
day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Allen went
nm tn Greenyille in their car last
week and spent Sunday with nome
folks.
Mics Elizabeth Ogilvie went over
to Greenwood last Sunday. TO see
how the McCord's are getting along
in their new home.
Misses Louise and Benie Watson
are spending this week WIN ms.
Fred Cason at her lovely hohie VA
Upper Main Street.
Mics Lizzie Nance and Miss Ruth
Dunn are visiting in Mullins at the
home of Mrs. Sam Cooper.
Mrs H. M. Pennel is in Spartan
b,ra this week on a visit to her
Sanehter, Mrs. Jas. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Maxwell came
,nar from Greenwood and spent Eas-
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom MAXWELL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Raines nave
rented the house recently occupi:u
BY DR.. w. E. McCord, ana mo'eu IA
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G: Edwards
snent several days in AbbeVllle this
week with Mrs. John G. EDWARDS on
Lower Main Street.
Miss Ruth Calvert was among the
MANY nretty college girls who came
home for the Easter Holidays. Sne
came from Winthrop.
Miss Mary Quarles Link IS III Az
1anta this week in attendance upon
Crard Opera. She is visiting rela-
tives while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris spent a
day or two in the country at harris
hurp. near Cedar Springs, last week
with Mr.. Harris people.
Mrs. Joe F. Edmunds went to Lock.
hart Junction last week and spent
a while with her son, W. Y. E9-
munds, who has very sick child.
Mr.. D. A. Rogers is in the city for
q few days, coming up from Charles
ton. where he is at work on the Bon
sal lines running into Charleston.
Miss Helen Pratt was the guest OF
Miss Julia McAllister over Easter
and enjoyed attending the services
in the beautifully decorated church.
Miss Sarah Evans came into town
Saturday and made a visit to MRS.
Bert Evans on Upper Main stree1.
She attended Easter services Wnlle
i'm the city.
Miss Ruth McLane delighted her
MANY friends by coming down from
Due West Thursday afternoon ana
spending until after Easter with her
home folks.
Miss Lucy Brown, one of the hand
some school teachers of Mccormick,
and her sister, Mrs. Davis, We're IN
the city Saturday taking In the Field
day sports.
John U. Wardlaw, w. W. Wardlaw
and W. D. Morrah, of Mccormick
Ccuntv. were in Abbeville Monday.
They wanted to see the old folks at
home, and came up to see them.
Mr. ~. w. HlOCC lelI yeSIeluoS .oA
his home in Pickens. After taking
a short rest he will take up his work
on the Pickens Sentinel, in whose
Office he learned the printers trade.
Miss Eugenia Coleman went over
to Chester last Friday and was the
guest of Miss Hicklin over Sunday.
One of the pleasures of the visit
was a delightful dance Friday night.
Mrs. Thomas Pope is here from
Kinards on visit to her parents,
Chief Justice and Mrs. E.. B. Gary.
She is accompanied by her fine young
son. It is a pleasure to her many
friends to have her come back.
Miss Eliza Mabry came home fer
the Easter holidays, and spent the
time pleasantly with her friends. She
came from Newberry, where the
schools give both Good Friday and