The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-08-11


1he Adpsrtissr.
LAURENs, 8. O., Aug. 18th, 1891.
LOCAL.:
Mrs. r. b. Conner is visiting friends
In Cokesbury.
Editor j. q. Darlington and family
are n the city. :
II you want to "laugh and grow fat,n
go to the minstrel show Friday night.
Miss Lulu Pitts has Joined the gay
throng at Glenns. ,
Miss Mary Greer has returned from
visiting friends in ~Spartanburg.
Messrs. j. ID. Watts and Walter whar-
ton are sojourning at Glenn Springs.
MIR. James Thompson, formerly of
this city, visited old friends last week.
Miss Sallie Jones, of Edgefeld, is Wis
ting at her fathers, Mr. White Jones.
MI. p. b. Lockwood has conc to Wins.
boro N. @. to AXE charge of a newspaper.
Mr.. Jesse Vance has returned from a
visit to Greenville.
Mr.. d. f. Bradley, Of Alabama, is in
the city.
Mr.. Badger Bowen Is largely In tho
city. We are glad to soc his c~ountenance.
THE ADVERTISER is indebted to U. S.
Senator Butler for valuable public docu-
ments.
Mrs. w. III. Gilkerson and family Wis.,
tied relatives in Abbeville and Green.
wood last week.
Miss Eliza McCaslan has returned
rom a visit to friends at Birmingham
Ala.
Mrs. J.. N. Visanska, who has been
quite sick, we are glad to chronicle Is
improving.
Mr.. s. J. Evans has returned to his
home at Roanoke leaving his family
with their relatives here.
Rev. Mr.. Morris and family have re-
turned from the mountains whore they
have been spending their vacation.
Messrs. g. G. Featherstone and Dorroh
Ferguson are refreshing themselves in
the city of Anderson.
Mrs. Dilworth and daughter, Nora, are
with Mr.. w. H. Martin on their return
from a tour OF Europe.
BE sure to see McCabe e. Young's
Minstrels Friday night at the Opera
House.
Mrs. III. B.. Gritton entertained her
Sunday School class with q picnic, last
Friday.
Mrs. Joe Burton and daughter and
Master George Ferguson are on the
mountain tops.
MIR. John Brooks has returned to J. o. |
q. Fleming 81 Co.'s after a pleasant va
cation in the country.
Mr.. John Minter is at homo after a
summers tour in Massachusetts n
other bean-eating sections.
Mr.. w, H. Terry and family nave re-
'arr1ra.fraUm visiting their old home in
the old North Safe.
DIR. s. B. Jones preached GA large gu
dience in the Methodist Church on Sun
day morning.
Miss jamie Young and Miss Todd are
visiting tho family Of Mr.. j.. o. G Flem-
ing.
Mr.. George Fleming and family, of
Doll Haven, N. c., are visiting his
brother, MIR. Allen Fleming.
MIR. Claude Garrett has resumed his
wanderings as a knight Of the grip-sack
and will work up G a. in his line.
Mr.. NJ. A. Hays has opened a racket
store in the city, next door to w. H.
Garrett, cast side public square.
Mr.. T. B. Reeves, recently of Laurens,
died suddenly at Granville during
last week of heart disease.
We are 81 Y to note the illness of
young Earl Martin, son of DR.. b. T..
Martin, and nope for his early recovery.
Remembe the excursion to Charles
ton on the TIL inst. Round trip three
dollars. Sec advertisement in another
column,
Mrs. Sallie Chaplin gave a most in
L0TSStluB Idlb 10 Ln6 CnlluT6u Vi Iuc ClCy
at tho Methodist church Sunday after
Mr.. Jas. Sanford, of II. Terry q Co.
has gone looking up nice things for
Estore. Mrs. Sanford accompanied
S5sr Go AL as North Carolina.
Rev. j. p. Anderson, of Ga, supplied
the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday
morning and preached an interesting
Mrs. Charles w. Berry and Mrs. Wm.
!. Gayer, OF Admission, Ala. are visiting
their relative, Mr.. A.. s. Easterby in this
city.
Rev. r. e. oliver, a Methodist min
lister, a devoted christian philan-