Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r * 'I LOCAL - * 4 GARY-EASON. The marriage of Miss Carolii Gary and Mr. Sidney Laniei Eas< will be celebrated Thursday, at hij noon, at the home of Chief Justi ?Htd Mrs. Eugene B. Gary. The ma riage will be a quiet affair, cnly tl lelatives and the intimate friends the bride and groom being present. The wedding march will be play Ly Mrs. Henry Pressly and fhe brii will be escorted by her father whi the groom will be supported by I * ?? t-,_T??? vnc,?n Tl orocner, inr. ucuuimc ui?v.<. ceremony will be performed l y Re Mr. Guignard, until recently rector Trinity church. The bride w.'ll we a handsome going-away-gown. After the ceremony a lunche< will be served by Misses Eugenia Cc man, Virginia Aiken, Edna Bradl and Elizabeth Jones, after which t young couple will *lf>ave over t Seaboard for a trip before jroing Charleston where they will ma their home. Miss Gary is the youngest daug ter of Chief Justice and Mrs. Ga end is a young woman beloved by host of friends. She is an accomplis ed musician and will be greatly mi <?d bv the Eoiscobal congregation. Mr. Eason has an excellent po tiwn with the government in Chdrh ton and is a young man who wi the liking and respect of &11 wi whom he comes in contact. PENDLETON'S BIG DAY. m ? Pendleton is preparing for a 1 _ < time on the 12th and 13th, when th will celebrate the one hundredth J mversary of the organization of t Pendleton's Farmers Society. W< nesday, the 13th will be the big d ;for on that day Secretary of Ag culture D. F. Houston will be prese and will speak. Mr. Houston, accepting the invitation to come Pendleton said he wanted to m< and shake hands with every fai /J a?m f /-??-i 4- kir ^ 1 c ucxuuiiduai'ui ociit uui vy viciuo College, and the committee in char >f the entertainment hopes to ha a large crowd prsent to hear the < cellent speech he will make. Fa fax Harrison, Prsident of the Sou' rrn Road, will be present as will Governor Manning and Con^ressm I.ever. President Wilson h^s wr 'ten a letter to be read by Mr. Lev which will no doubt be an inspirati to the people present. MEETING OF LONG CANE ' CEMETERY SOCIE1 The annual meeting of tha Lo Cane Cemetery Society will be h< Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 6th, 5 o'clock, at the residence of M M. Harvey Wilson, President. Miss Mamie L. Smith, Sec. and Treas. NEEDING DOCTORS. Sir James Barr, of the Brit Medical Association, says the Brit Government will look to America furnish the doctors needed if Ei land can not furnish the iequii number. Two thousand are ciuired. MCMILLAN-BRISTOW. Invitations have been issued by I and Mrs. J. L. McMillan, to the m r:age of their daughter, Miss A McMillan and Mr. Otto Bmtow, "Vednesday, Oct. 20th, at twe o'clock, in the Methodist church. f This young couple have- ma friends over the state who exte their congratulations and wish th long life and happiness. HOME AGAIN. Mrs. j) D. Kerr will return ho Friday after a prolonged stay in N York with her sisters, Mrs. Percy IV. ler and Mrs. A. F, Stillman. 1 many friends of Mrs. Kerr will delighted to see her and to knew tl t^he is completely restored to heal| MEETING POSTPONED. The regular meeting of the D. K's. will be postponed this w?ek a will be held Wednesday afternoi . Oct. 13th. at the home* of Mrs. G Penney. A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. T Mrs. Ren wick Bradley had the n fortune to fall out of her ba?k poj last week and break her arm. 1 accident was painful, but her arm healing now and she is out among ] friends again. I * - NEWS T A PRETTY VISITOR. ne Miss June Rainsford, of Edgefield. )n arrived in the city Tuesday and is ?,! the guest of Mrs. Eugene B. Gary. ce Miss Rainsford is the schoolmate and tr_ iriend of Miss Caroline Gary and ^ ?he comes to be present at her mar- | 0f r>age Thursday. gd ENTERTAINING THE GROOM. ' j de je Mr. Sidney Eason and Mr. DeL?orme Eason will be entertained by ^ Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Speed Wednesday j and Thursday. I !V. of S. A. L. MAN HURT. ar Mr. Gunter, a flagman on the Seaon board, running with Capt. D. A. Rogers, fell from the top cf a box ey car Sunday, striking on his head. He , he was severely injured, and was car- . he ried to the hospital in AthensY The to lull extent of his injuries has not ke t een learned. :h- THE MARKET. ry Yesterday the market was( as a follows: ;h- Cotton __ __ __ __ __ 12.62% ss- Cotton Seed 54% si- Sensible Sailors. is[n. The United States will soon offer for rale seventy thousand pairs of paja-* mas. These pajamas were bought for the sailors in the navy t,nd the boys refused to wear them except as underclothes and when coaling ships. . In this^vay something like thirty thousand pair were disposed of but ey the government still has something like seventy thousand pair that it ' will sell cheap to the highest bidder. 5u I ay FOR FALL CLEANING. ri !n^ To drive a nail through a plasterin ed wall let the nail lay in hot water to ' lor a short while and it can. bo driven | through a wall without breaking tha rm i plastering in the least. on | go BUYING DOGS. .ve1 ;x-1 Officers of the French Army have ir-; been in Alaska rcently and bought a th-'sapply of dogs and sleighs to be used be , in the Alpine service. 1 it- AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. er, on Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Mcllwaine of Hodges, have announced the engage ment of their only daughter, Ruby, | t? Mr. J. Forrest Lominack of New"Y. berry. The wedding will take place the sixth of October. ng . sld GERMAN DAY. at' rSi October the 6th will be observed in Charleston as German day r.nd *the money raised by a series of enterj tainments will be sent to Germany to ; Se used for the support of the widows I and orphans of the German soldiers. ish ! THE BOOK CLUB. ish i. 1 The book club will meet With Mrs. to / E. Horton this morning at half ^ past ten o'clock. A full meeting is I desired. BACK FROM THE WEST. Dr. S. F. Killingsworth, who is so , well remembered here, and who is 4r. row making his home in Colombia, is at home again after n visit to the big Exposition and an attendance on the Oil meeting of the Grand Lodge of the ve Odd Fellows. my ind . SATURDAY. em Saturday was a lively day in Ab- ] j beville. People were in town from ~ jrll over the county and the trading in our stores; was lively. There was much cotton on our streets and it ew was bringing good prices.1 lil 'he ba ATTENDING THE WEDDING. lat h. Mrs. W. T. Magill went down to Troy this week to attend the marriage j of Miss Culbertson and Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, which interesting event' ^ took place yesterday. md j on' A DELIGHTFUL TRIP eo. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Davis leave | Ihip week for New Ynvk jirul n+Vio points of interst in the North. They ! v>ill be away for some time rnd aro \ lis- taking now what they call thei.' | rch I honeymoon trip. They have only bee 1! 'he | married a short while and this is thn . is 1 first time Mr. Davis has been able to ler leave his work. He is one of the trusted men of the Seaboard. A month ago we had a notice in our paper that Son Kerr had como borne from New York and thut he was a hero among the young boys of tht city, telling all about his stay in the North and teaching our boys new games. Son made us out a good sized .?tory by not showing up on time. He is really scheduled to arrive Friday at midday bringing his tales behind him. 7 he news that he has grown stout has beat him home. Jack and Hugh Bradley, the tw> worst boys on Greenville street, went up to Clemson Saturday to see the jame. They ate dinner at the home Dl* their uncle Mark, and stayed at the table so long that the gnme was started before they arrived. They iid not get home until Monday mornng, so that a quiet day was enjoyed >y the people residing on their street Sunday. This is the apple season. The arge bright red northern apples are icw arriving in the city and :v>ok very ;cmpting. The crop is said to be rood this year. The northern apples ."re selling at 40 cents per peck and the home raised at 25 cents per peck. ?Anderson Daily Mail. Apples aro liigher than that in Abbeville, whar i:; the cause of it? Capt. R. M. Gaffney, one of thd -.iOst prominent citizens of Gaffney, iied suddenly at his home Sabbath morning. He was found dead by members of his family who went to :ail kim to breakfast. Mr. Gaffney srxhe father of Mr. Walter Gaffney this place, who went up to Gaffr-ey to attend the funeral. Mrs. W. W. Bradley and her interacting children and Miss Elizabeth Faulkner, went up to Clem?on last Saturday to take in the loot ball ;ame and to see Billy eraaiey, wno i? a student at the College They spent Sunday the guests of Prof, and Mrs. Mark Bradley. Dr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Davis came in from Augusta this week and are spending a while with Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Stark. Dr. Davis is on his way to Chicago where he will take a course in medicine. Mrs. Davis will stay :n Abbeville while the Doctor is away. Mr. William Gravdon is in Edge'ield this week in attendance on the wedding of his cousin, Mr. Clinton Sraydon and Miss Raven Var.derho.rst Simkins, which interesting event will take place Wednesday evening, at sight o'clock at Trinity church. Charles J. Bruce, Deputy Marsha!, came down from Greenville Saturday j.nd spent Sunday with his home people. He is well pleased with his position in Grenville and will shortly move his family there Bill Greene and Raiford Foster McMillan went up to Clemsoa Saturday to see Red McMillan and Kennedy Magill clean up the Davidson foot ball team. They; had a large time. Their- fathers went along but onl.v to look after the boys. Mrs. C. S. Jones entertained the Eridge Club most pleasantly at the home of Mrs. T. C. Seal last Friday, Punch was served by Miss Elizabeth Tones and durinp: the evening delightful cream and cake were served The Better Baby Contest will be some thing new for Abbeville and should be attended by every woman 1 ' * in 1 in trie county, wnu 10 inirdcoiitu in healthy babies and the welfare of the coming generation. All the doctors of the county are cordially invited tc come in and see the babies and help with the grading. Mrs. W. G. Taggart, of New Orleans, is in thfe city end will spend rtme time with her sisters, Mrs. 3as, Clialmers and Miss Mary . Taggart. Mrs. Taggart was in Lowndesville all of last week and missed the big tropical storm, which did so much damage in the city. Mrs. Arthur Klugh will come over from Greenwood Thursday and be present at the marriage of her friend Miss Caroline Gary to Mr. Sidnej Eason. Owens Speed has returned to Charleston, where he will take a course ir Pharmacy, preparatory to coming back to Abbeville and making hi: home with us. Misses Grace Ferqueron, of Green wood, and Irene Bradley, of McCor rr.ick, were in Abbeville Friday, thv guests of their cousin, Miss Elizabetl E'Jmunds. There is a beauty doctor m towr this week showing the ladies how t( i'-on the wrinkles out of their face: and how to put crinkles in their hair On Oct. 11, a term of Court wil open up in Greenville and last sij weeks. Judge Memminger will pre fide the whole term. \ a ? Mrs. Frank M. Welsh and childrer left Saturday for Greenwood to spenc i a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. K ! Durst. From there they will go tc ' Monroe, N. C.f to visit for a week. Mrs. E. M. Anderson and hei young son, William, went up tc Greenville this week to see Miss ? melia Anderson, who is attending the Greenville Female College. Miss Leila Nance, of Due West, was in the city on important business Monday. She is much interested in the fine millinery being shown in Abbeville. Miss Annie Hanvey, of Bellevue, v/as in the city Monday visiting her ?ister, Mrs. Mary Kennedy and attending the sale of her father's estate. Eugene Winn, of Greenville, was here Monday on business matters. Mrs. Winn, who is in the Columbia Hospital, is steadily improving, which is good news to her friends. w. i. magiu, w. a. stevenson, J. Bradley, James T. Stevenson and Ilobt. M. Stevenson took in the Clemson-Davidson game at Clemson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Huckabee of Lowndesville, were in town Monday i r.d were buying their fall supplies nmong our mrch'ants. Mrs. Thomas Skiles left yesterday for her home in Thomasville, N. C., alter spending some time heTC with her niece, Mrs. Free Hill. Mr. Furman Longshore wont down i l.. o.i L:_ IL:. 1- ? i ? lu i/uiuiuuia mis weeK on Dusiness. SPECIAL FEATURES AT THE OPERA HOUSE The Mutuals $8,000,000 progran: has now reached Abbeville. The Mutual Film Corp. presents ' ' MISS FANIA MARINCFF in /"The Unsuspected Isles'" a Rialtc star feature in tl\ree acts. A thrill ing, colorful drama of the Tropic Seas, at the Grand Opera House | Wednesday, ADMISSION?5 and 10 ccnts. Special Thursday. We will give to the person holding j the lucky number ticket a REAI iLIVE "BABY." Don't forget tc ! be here Thursday as that will be fur j r<ight. I | A Man's Store |' DRE 1 Fall anc Stacy Adams [ ' \ New, [Hat CROFUT ANI KNAPP 5 Welcome tc i STACY-ADAMS CO) ; ^"^TRAOE MARK. i Misses Grace and Elise Crawford f 1 were in the city Monday buying hand. some millinery at our different up-to> Gate stores. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown went . down to Columbia this week to visit i , Miss Charlotte Brown, who is at the : j College for Women. Messrs C. E. Sharp of Donalds and John C. McDill, of Due West, were j , business visitors here Monday. Mrs. Bert Ferguson, of Honea Path ^ was on our streets this week shopping | ^ PAINT NOW 1 ? If your property needs it; don't wait. There are two parts of a job; the paint and the work; the work is more ' than the paint. The cost of the paint is about twofifths; the work three-fifths. j, Paint won't come-down in a hurry; c too-many jobs put-off. Men are waiting for $2 or $3; they don't know it; they think they are j waiting for $20 or $25. 0 Why don't men use their heads? DEVOE P. B. Speed sells it. i s Make your | worn Furniture - T| I and Floors like new Come in ?let us tell you about Kyanize. We will give you a * ^can Free, if you buy a 10 cent brush to put it on with?enough to do over a chair or table. v 3$ ' Kyanize di Easily put eight colon J 'y' ( white woo< McMURRAY y . f 5Q IIP U J VI ? f Ready for a Bij SHOE SEASO with a great stc \ r\i +hA rnrrprt 4 1 Winter Fc The Forbush f V ^ .7 L m? Mk f - w': > the Abbeville I NOVEMBER 3, 4 and 5 KNOWN AS THE BEST - THE BEST KNOWN Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barksdale and the Barksdale children went over to Greenwood Sunday afternoon and visited their friends. Abbeville Chapter U. D. C. will serve dinners during the Fair at the fair grounds. Mrs. M. B. Syfan went down to Pomaria last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Glymph. Mrs. J. S. Hammond has returned 'rom a two weeks visit to her son, Vl'r. Scott Hammond in Rock Hill. Mr. Sam Carlisle went down to hoy this week to attend the Culberton-Hillhouse wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. McNeill have toved into the cottage on Parker treet ow/ied by Mrs. Frank Cary. Misses Floride and Carrie Rosa McJelvey of Mt. Carmel, were in the ity yesterday shopping. Mr. W. E. Johnson went over to Ulanta today to spend a fav/ days n business. H. L. Ellis, of Groggy Springs, was n the city Monday. ^ M-t-m mrm f . acles. It is made especially for on floors and staircases. It's' the there is for all your home interior , including your Furniture. \ ies quickly?a beautiful hard gloss, on?easily cleaned. It is made in t, also White Enamel for all your Jwork. Come in. ' DRUG CO. r | The Daylight Corner 'EEK >otwear iamilton Brown The Big Noise of he Season Counly^Fw^