Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Xocal j flewe : personals : j iff Miss Mamie Hill has returned from a week's stay in Atlanta. A. C. Bowie, of the Donalds section was here Thursday on business. tMr. Sam Mabry, of Charleston, is visiting his mother, Mrs. John Mabry. Miss Thelma Seal is visiting Miss Helen Britt in McCormick this week. (Mr. Willie Radcliffe was in town Thursday selling a wagon load of fine pears. / ??? - Mr. Abner Still, of Greenwood,) was in the city Wednesday night vis-1 iting friends. *' _____ i Mr. and Mrs. Emory McCord of Smithville, were in the city shopping ' Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clinkscales, of Lowndesville, were in the city Wednesday. Mrs. W'. Joel Smith has returned after a visit to her home city of T .nnrens. m Mrs. J. H. Turner is here from At . lanta for a short visit among her friends and relatives. H Mr. Sol Rosenberg leaves tomorM row for Saluda to be with his wife and baby, who are there. ' I Lirut. Albert Rosenberg is spend ing a short furlough with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rosenberg. H " fl Mrs. W. A. Obrien and her grandson, Virgil, who have been visiting H in Westminster, returned Monday evening. M Miss Ruth Woodhurst returned Tuesday from Columbia. She has been taking a business course in the H capital. Mrs. Toland Watson and children of Sharon were in the city Tuesday'. Mr. Ralph Adair is visiting relaM tives in Greenville. K 'Lieutenant Bill Perrin is also en joying a short stay in the city. He is visiting his sister, Mrs. Gordon White. BK Mr. Joel S. Morse went to Chester; i Tuesday evening, ne wm wn-, go X-Ray to determine the cause of recent internal indisposition, i. r Mr. Alvin Ellis returned Tuesday from Hartwell, G. He will leave j soon for Atlanta, where a fine posi-j tion has been offered him. Uncle Jim Stark, and Johnnie Mc-, Kee, malefactors of great wealth, went up and took a look at the moun- j tains from Saturday until Monday. I II Miss Rebecca Jones leaves today j to take charge of her school in Che- J I raw. Mrs. Lucy Thomson is spending a [while with her daughter at Shoals Junction. [-' Miss Susan Jones of Smithville, is spending the week with Miss Rebecca Jones. Mrs. D. A. Dewey spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Murchison in Greenville. Miss Clara Harrison has returned to the city after an extended visit I;o friends at Greenwood. Capt. S. C. Seal and Capt. W. V. )eadwyler are off to Hot Springs, Lrk., for treatment for rheumatism. * , Mrs. L. W. Perrin is in Abbeville fter an extended visit to Spartanarg. She is enjoying a visit from ieut. W. B. Perrin, recently commisoned at Camp Gordon. r ^ | V * I. '' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Sobt. Hill and cl dren returned to their home in I lanta yesterday after a visit to re tives here. I Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ellis and thi bright boys, Wayman, Julian a Levu, are off on a vacation to D West and other places. Mrs. Minna Britt, Misses Fran< and Helen Britt, of McCormi< spent the week-end here with t family of Mr. W. E. Owen. * Misses Henry and Johnnie B< the attractive young daughters ol I J. M. Bell, of Monroe, are visiting the home of Dr. W. D. Simpson. .Miss Ruth Howie returned hoi from Atlanta Monday evening afl enjoying a several days visit wi her uncle, Dr. T. A. Dry. The friends of' Mr. L. Morr< are glad to know that little Arth Neal is improving from his rece illness at the home of Mr. and M S. C. Seal. Lethe has taken the typhoid sea and Wednesday Dr. Neuffer we down and inoculated all the pupi Mrs. Neuffer and Mrs. Sign accoi panied him on the trip. Mr. D. L. Haddon, one of our < teemed readers in Antreville, was the city Thursday. One of the mc important pieces of business he trai acted was his renewal of subscri tion to the Press and Banner. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mi 1 T* J Uw. TXT l^nariottof oruwa t&uu xuxa. Barksdale have returned from a plef ant trip around Detroit, Niagara ai other points.They were away a mon and report a fine trip. Misses Florence Neuffer, Ms garet Cox and Virginia Leslie we up to Honea Path last week and spe some time pleasantly with relativ< Miss Cox returned home Mo day, while the other young Hadi went on up to Clemson for a weel visit. Lewis Marshal, (col.) a leadii member of society in the "Ackt sacker" negro circles spent two three days last week with the coun authorities, being entertained at t jail. He happened to be with anot er man's wife, causing a little dif culty before he could happen out the way. Mr. Jim Cochran has so much ii proved that he was able to go to t polls Tuesday and vote. This good citizenship and Mr. Cochran doubt voted a good ticket. Thou so much better, he is still ve weaK. Mrs. Harrison as Chauffeur Mr. Calvin G. Thomson looks li he has just returned form the w< era battle "front. His head is swai I ed in bandages and he walks' a talks with the air of a sadder a wiser man. The whole blame is It on Mrs., F. E. Harrison, chauffe de luxe. i Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. J. D. Kerr a Mr. Thomson were returning fr< Greenwood Wednesday, when the n chine skidded on the hill near the-C vert place. Mr. Thomson v thrown forward from the rear s< his head striking an arm of the t frame. Mrs. Harrison, who v driving, slightly injured her knee, remained again for Mrs. Kerr to h< the horse shoe. The first time v when she married J. D., Sr. Miss Margart Cothran Back. The many friends of Miss Marg et Cothran are glad to welcome 1 back to the city, after her stay in 1 hospital. From the way she is te ing up the roads in this vicinity, il evident that She has regained all 1 old vivacity and vigor. ELIZABETH JONES RETURNS WITH A SOLDI Miss Elizabeth Jones, who 1 been visiting her grandparents Duluth for some time, return iome Monday evening. She brou a handsome soldier along with hei the person of Mr. William Marsl of Boraville, Georgia, her first c sin. His boy scout uniform if qi Class A Number One, and he i visit in the city for a week or m< Young ladies, take notice. ij ur 8 nt | ? You'sl Shake ""; with Laughter" SiTP1*1 C^E711:R CF BERLIN" 8 Riven '"llinden-bujc" the re * ?'wU for tr;Jn,T to put _f M the battle on the hum. ini KS9 Vou'I! rKike with laughter. ]g Tlou'H get the biggest ffoba of joy in years when you seo this picture. Gorgeously utaged. * Wonderfully produced. The bigrrest Aim of %' ycr.r. A riot of fun and laughter, DON'T MISS it. ;s" I O P E R O HOUSE Q in ^'MONDAY AUGUSTj IS- Admioion P" 9C 'Children ... - - 2w Adults 38< . I ICQ i Doors Open at 8:00 p. m. ? ! J?, nd i - th DR. NEUFFER APPOINTED. At a meeting of the State Com ir- mittee of the Medical section of th< nt National Council for Defense at Co nt'lumbia last week, Dr. G. A. Neuffe: is. was appointed on the State Govern' n-, ing Board which is composed of sb es of the most prominent physicians ir c's'the State. Their work will be tc I mobilize the medical profession anc j look after the health needs of the 3g' military forces and civil population. i ' or STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ty County of Abbeville, he' PROBATE COURT. ;h- Citation for Letters of AdminUtra fi-' tion. of By J. F. MILLER, Esq., Judge o: Probate: Whereas, H. N. and 0. S. Coch ran hath made suit to me, to gran , 'them Letters of Administration o: he' > . the Estate and effects of S: H. Coch IS ran, late of Abbeville County, de no , ceased. These are therefore, to cite an< :ry admonish all and singular the kind red and creditors of the said S. H Cochran, deceased, that they h and appear before me, in the Cour ke of Probate, to be held at Abbevill est Court House, on Saturday, the 7tl 1 * " ?A 1 1 f\H O th- day 01 septemoer, i?io, axuei (iuu nd lication hereof, at 11 o'clock in th' nd forenoon, to show cause, if any the; lid have, why the said Administratioi :qr should not be granted. ! Given under my hand and seal o nd the Court, this 24th day of August 3m 1918, in the year of our Lord on ia. thousand nine hundred and Eighteei al_ and in the 143rd year of America; 7as independence. ;at Published on the 27th day o *0p Aug. 1918, in The Press and Banne ,as and on the Court House door fo the time required by law. ,Id J. F. MILLER, 8-27-3t. Judge of Probate I nri *-* e i t _ ar_ l ne ^onreaeraie ler College the No. 62 Broad Street, ar- CHARLESTON, S. C. . . Boarding and Pay School for ' 13 Girls. tier Begins its session October 2, 1918. Historic Institution situated in a heaity location. Advantages of City life, with ER large College yard for outdoor sports. A WELL PLANNED COURSE has of studies in a homelike atin mosphere. d A BUSINESS COURSE open to Seniors, ''and Elective "lit KniiMioq tn .Tnninrs anH Sen O VVW4UWW WW v . in iorg. Two Domestic Science courses, ia" giving practical and theorou etic knowledge Of cooking, lite ^ we^ equipped Library. For Catalog and further in;vill formation, apply to the Col>re. 8-13-lt. w-Sept 17. I :.v ,v "jA-.'-Jr V Zn. y. si:'.'.' - v V ARRIVAL OF..... New God . . ... " . i. ' ? I ?f|F Our fall stoc I and within a we will be be serve you th< \ I {J You will not son by waitii purchases, as a great many scarcer and 1 ? i # ^ Phone No. * 09 | jjj 11 Suits 1 I Q IAf A O t Ijwcai We Are Opening an Unusual Dit I READY-TO-WE/ M | n ! ;j ] | The goods are now in i | ij: models will be shown, jl 1 iji tion of regular sizes we ||] for stout women. |j | SWEATERS ??r tU a | f Haddon ai Jjlznuziiraiuzrai^^ * ;i - . ' ; ' 'rl'i 1 yj~%j i^ Is *im' 4 ,-%! >. v;;<^ ?tfi?! .- -* .'? :v;>$ :k is coming in | very short time itter prepared to % in ever before. : ' '\M ' H&tk profit this sea- 3 lg to make your || merchandise in r lines is getting ' . ji ~~i? . --m 11H11CI. m '!? IANDERSON. company ' '" * * HHHHHHMHF )um maRRBRRRIIBI8lBIUmai&g 1 I I li and ! 1 I. |! i ii: h m ers... i fl i i the Season With | jj iplay of Ladies' Jj i IR GARMENTS | 1 . | the store. All the latest ijj jS Besides a good selec- 3 , i J are showing out sizes j 5 Ladies, Misses, Children J j t Si id Wilson 1 ij Hi > mfiUfisiiUiuaigraiEninm t !