The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-09-08

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LAURENs, s. G., Sept. 1891.
LOO AL:
The work OF matchmaking the streets
IS going rapidly forward.
Mrs. Killingsworth has returned from
a visit to Troy.
Mr.. Davis. of Davis, Roper 81 Co., has
returned from New York.
Mr.. w. A.. Jameson has gone to the
northern markets.
Miss Mary Rivers is clerkipg at j. II.
Poole's.
Mr.. II. II. Dancy, o prominent cotton
man of Savannah, was horo last week.
Mr.. G. A. browning, of G%reenville.
was in town Friday.
Miss st. Lawrence Farrow, of Cross
Anchor, is visiting DR.. Poole's family.
Mr.. Walter Goddard has returned to
tho city.
Mrs. Wright, daughter of Rev. Mr..
Clark, has been visiting her father.
Such doqged perseverance, as was
shown by the police about Sept. LIST!
DR.. l.. S. Fuller and family have re-
turned from a visit to Cross Hill.
Mr.. James Bobo, of Greenpille, visited
his brother c. b. Bobo, last week.
Mr.. Archie Burnside is employed at
j. II. Poole's.
Mr.. Jno. f. Fowler is clerking at
Poole's dry goods store.
Misses Jones and Grimn of Clinton
have been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Sallio Jackson of Florida is visit
ing tho family of Mr.. w. w. Jones.
Misses Fannie and Rosa Koppel havo
returned from the mountains.
The date for tho Gray Court fair is
Sept. 18th inst.
Messrs. Norris and Belts, diligent
agents of tho mighty Equitable haye
been spending several days in the city.
L,urons is delighted to welcome DR..
Irby and his family. Would that Clin-
ton send us many moro such.
Mrs. J. r. Burton, Miss Rosalio Bur-
ton and Miss Lulu Pitts have returned
from the mountains.
Mrs. Minerva Hollams died at hcr
homo in Dials township last Sunday.
She was about sixty.fve years Of age
Mrs. G. w. Wilkes, Master Roy Wilkes
and Mrs. H.. Y. Simpson arc expected
home from Washington to-day.
Miss Julia Frantz arrived from Balti-
moro last week and is again at Minter
IL Jamicson's.
Miss Louise Fleming of Greenwood,
daughter of Mr.. Frank Fleming, is VISIT
ing relatives in town.
Mr.. L. M. Speers of Newberry, the
VOL known MAJ BILE dealer, was in own
last weok.
Mr.. Jim Clark leaves to day for Ashc-
vile, N. c., to go into business with his
brother.
Mrs. Baxter and Miss Fannie Baxter,
of Newberry, arc visiting at DR.. Banks
dale's.
Mrs. Babb and children have re-
turned from a visit to relatives in DIal's
township.
Miss Hottie Lake, of Newberry, and
Miss Mamie Andrews, OF Greenville, are
visiting at Capt. w. II. CARROTS.
Mr.. G, Il. Anderson, OF Westminster,
visited tho family of Mr.. w. l.. Boyd
last week.
Miss Annie Ross Pride and Mrs. L.. Il.
Poag, OF Rock Hill, are visiting Mr.. w.
II. Martins family.
Mr.. Is. II. Bale will leave for the Phil
adclphia College of Pharmacy next
Monday.
Tho days of early closing are over and
the clerks have gone into the harness of
hard work.
The watchful clcrk of court has re-
Gently had the court room oYerhauled
II cleaned up.
Hiss Virginia, little daughter Of Mr..
David Aiken, Of Coronaca, and Miss
Lille Calder, of Cokesbury, are at DR..
Conner's.
Married, August Goth, 1901, by Trial
Justice, q. w. Culbertson, Mr.. John
Weathers and Miss Jane Milan, all of
Laurens Co.
The colored Mcthodists arc enlarging
n remodelling their church and will
havo u handsome building when it is
completed.
Miss Mamie Farley, of New York,
daughter of Col. Henry Farley, for
merly of Laurens, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. f. Todd.
Mrs. Cola Evans, who has been on a
visit of some length to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L.. G. Bale, has returned to
Roanoke, Virginia.
" Mrs. NJ. Nj. Jordan and Miss Lalla
who havo been visiting Prof.