Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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; =&' Hocal 1Rc\ve : personals : - -jc: E. W. Ragen of Due West was in j town yesterday. i Tom Wilson of Granridge was in J town Tuesday. J S. A. Wakefield of the Falls, was I here Tuesday on business. Jim Link of Bethia was a business 1 visitor in Abbeville Tuesday. i Miss Sailie Sue Ramey of Leba-i ^ non was shopping in the city today. | G. T. Hodge, of Lownclesville, was a business visitor in the city today, i T. G. Blackwell of Due West wasj * a business visitor in Abbeville Tuesday. r D. P. Hannah of Long Cane was j -Cm* m oof in cr vP^t.PT* UC1C lux Wi? VVWWW1* ? day. I I J. E. Wiley of McCormick spent j Wednesday in Abbeville , on busi| ness.. ' ' Mrs. John Dees of Pikeville, N. C.,; is here on a visit to her father, near j the city. ' i t Miss Sudie Kellar of Darraughs' was shopping in the city Wednes-| day. Dennis Burnett and Ryan Adkins j r'wAAwwAA/l in Ah-I Hi uiccimvuu ojjv.ilu ? uvwuuj ... ... < beville. I Mrs. J. D. Cade and Mrs. Kennedy of Bellevue 9pent Wednesday in ( the city shopping. i Miss Dorothy Syfan has returned j IB I jwlNDO^^^ ^lllgHSy I C-^ffivjl ; i I TRUNKS 20-22-24 North Main Street * . r home after a pleasant visit to her. ceusin, Miss Mary Isaac in Chester. F ! ? ;? Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mabry, of Charon 'lestcn, are visiting Mrs. J. S. Miller i on Magazine Street. I ' ,S] ! Miss Lilly Miller, of Laurens, is in g , the city visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E R. McAllister. I L | Miss Coma Phillips went over to^ Greenwood Tuesday and spent the,* day. b Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Visanska of Atlanta are spending some time in i Abbeville with relatives. I 1 Edwin Parker and J. L. Leslie of1 McCormick, were visitors in the city. Wednesday. ( I - Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parker and daughter, Miss Melvina, of Bellevue ? spent Wednesday in Abbeville. Mr and Mrs. L. T. Miller, of Harts1 ville, are visiting friends and reia-i ? I tives in the city and county. > t Mrs. Alfred Cochran and Mrs. W. j P Pllic a-ro n 'fpw (lavs'* iwth Mrs. Townsenl in Cokesbury. J. E | Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wakefield of Antreville spent the week-end in j, Abbeville with Mrs. Robert Mabry. Dr. Glenn Love and Dr. Lowry Blake of Greenwood were profes- E sional visitors in Abbeville Tuesday, [li lb Mr. and Mrs. Mason Kay, who'n have been visiting relatives in the'ii city, have returned to their home in Ridgeway. ?r e Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and a I children of Monroe are in the city, t: visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. f F. Miller. je Miss Margaret Perrin, Mrs. R. L.j Mabry and Miss Susie Mabry re-j ttfrned Tuesday from a two week's outing at Montreat, N. C. ___ I ^ 1 A. M. Erwin of Antreville came n down to the cotton meeting Tues-|\ day. Hs is a merchant and farmer n in his >good section and believes in E all good causes. C EKERR IHfc UINL j The large I i U :> EVRY t x Friends and strang< price that you paid TH \ From the Cheape ' All patrons of ov ^ for dependable qua Sf We Also Give 10 ) Cabinets and I STOV 9 #? Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mabry of "lorence arrived in the city toay to spend some time with his lother, Mrs. John Mabry. Miss Lillie Holmes of Atlanta is pending some time in the city the uest of her cousin, Miss Allene irad berry. Miss Eliza Lindsay leaves today or a few days visit to friends and elatives in Clinton and Spartanurg. Mrs. Allie Williams, of Atlanta, a in +Vio r?i+\r vicitirnr Vipr mints. Mrs. ranny Milford and Miss Corrie Kilingsworth on South Main Street. Preston Speed is at home from Jreenville for a vacation. He is as landsome as ever and enjoys life! ifter the manner of good lookiagj toys. W. H. Nicholson of Greenwood, 4 prominent .lawyer of his town isited Abbeville Tuesday, looking fter business of profesional naure. Misses Marion Wilson and Gladys lorris, Will Leslie and Carlisle lates left yesterday to join a amping party at Lee Shoals, near va. Mrs. C. B. Hipp and daugnter, llizabeth, left yesterday for.Frankn, N. C. They will be joined there y Miss Mary Shelly and then will lake an extended visit to relatives i Kentucky. / ? Sanford Howie and Bayard Swetnburg have returned from a pleas-', nt trip to Hendersonville and Monreat. They report the roads be-!, ween Asheville and Montreat as xceedingly bad and almost im- , assible. ij l WELBORNE?WARDLAW ? l] Miss Mae Welborne and Mr.; )avid A. Wardlaw were quietly ' larried at the home of the bride on 1 rienna street, Wednesday after- 1 oon at four o'clock. Rev. Louis J. h-istow performed the ceremony. ' Inly a few relatives and intimate 3 rUKlNl PRICED F st stock of furni in upper S J,500 sq-ft Two W THING MARKJ ers pay the same price, yesterday. By this met! j E PRICE IS AS SI sr* that's Good to the Bes ir Store are inspired by t ility. They know that r Per Cent. Discount for C Edison Phonographs. GOODS DELIVE ES ""'RANGES W H THE ONE PRICED F 1 | A Broad and F | 'Spirit of Co-ope It is every the-or < i > ' / f" ~ Ab tion w t/^^v ?reatC || bfm7$h The ;!;" |.| yL? )l_j "cess o( ini | ^ i ]j| \ J, friends were present. T ~ ?1. AU ? I imnieuiateiy auei me tcicmunj j the young couple left for a short ( trip to the mountains of North Pa Carolina. he Mrs. Wardlaw is the daughter of Mrs. F. L. Welborne of Anderson.' , br: but has made Abbeville her home t for several years. Mr. Wardlaw is' the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wardlaw of this county. Both MV. and Mrs. Wardlaw have for some; time held responsible positions in i the Abbeville post office, and are | very popular young people. They' have the best wishes of their many I friends. lif TUREC URNITUR] ^ ture and 1 House outh Carolina of floor spa arehouses ED IN PLAIN F No one can buy here tom( hod. every price is a Specia APLE AS THE QUAL ?t that's Made. he knowledge that our pr / eductions are neither poss )ASH on Everything in our :red anywhere. *ibfUtufr& C&OME OUTFITTERS < urniture store. riendly ration ?the aim of the Planters depositor a banking ser dinary as compared wit * iroad arid friendly spirit ith every depositor whicl jst mutual benefit. ! success of our depositoi Pour bank. '. ... rEREST PAID ON J >LANTE BAN] "The Friendly I ABBEVILLE, FOR MRS. COX m ' M Miss Edna Bradley gr.ve a large ? rty Wednesday morrirg zi her1"-; me on Greenville street, inviting cl r friends to meet Mrs. James Cox, e of Abbeville's attractive June ides. |x There were thirty guests, who N ssed the morning n^ost pleasantly lying rook. A salad ^course with V. i was served at noon. V FOR MRS. CALDWELL V . V Mr-c- TT/vei-or Rnrnwpll cave a de- X jhtful bridge luncheon Monday ^ :ompai E STORE I i Furnishings ice. \ >rrow for less than the 1 Price. i ITY icings are the lowest ible nor necessary. Store Except Hoosier J / / : : / Bank to render vice that is out-of :h other banks. \ ; of close co-6peri&? "1 i will make for the. , rs means the sue . ? .? i ' .i : . ?. SAVINGS. .j I " RC 1 K 1 Jank." I " S. C. , I orning, inviting her gues:s to meet / .is. R. E. Caldwell who is here for visit tc Mrs. W. M. Barnwell. The were lively and a lovely Ionicon was served at noon. NVV\V\V\V/VV\X\ X s -SEE- . V 4M ALE and F E M A L E" V OPERA HOUSE V FRIDAY and SATURDAY ^ Admission: CHILDREN 25c V ADULTS 35c V ? VVWVVVVWVVWV i |rr I r^r I Abbeville 9 South Carolina 5 4 *