The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-06-20

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The Presbyterian College at Clinton
will publish a magazine next year.
Mr.. Allan Barksdale has returned from
Furman University GrcenYille.
Miss Emmie Jones is visiting in
Greenwood.
Miss Carrie Hill, of Groenyille, is Wis
iting Mrs. Mary Dorroh.
a neat fence has been built around the
grounds of the Episcopal Church adding
much to their appearance.
Miss Amelia Kennerly has returned to
Newberry after some months stay in
Laurens.
Rev. r.. N. Wells d.. d., the destin-
guished Methodist divine of Charleston,
is visiting Mrs. B. G.. Crisp.
Mrs. Joe Sullivan and family are visit
ing relatives in Greenville aud Andor-
son.
Mrs, w. S. Killingsworth has returned
to the city after a visit to her sister III
Atlanta.
Mr.. w. ID. Ferguson attended the COM
mencement german at Newberry last
week.
Miss Sallie Shell went to Greenvllle
last week ON n visit to Mrs. Hugh b.
BUST.
T.. M. Ruckor, a Columbia lawyer, has
terror department.
Unavoidable circumstances compel
the postponement of the concert Of the
Visanska children until about the LIST of
July.
Let everybody be on the alert to keep
the town clean as q Frenchman's kitchen
and 30 avoid not only the appearance of
evil but the presence OF disease.
How to make a dollar go a long way
enclose in a stamped envelope addressed
to San Francisco and drop in the post
Office.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Nisanska with her two lit
tie daughters left last week to visit her
parents in the city of Chicago. OF
ourse they will also SEQ tho great fair.
Miss ROSalie Burton has returned from
Newberry, where she has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Lucille Wilson. Miss
Wilson accompanied her home.
Senator Butler sends the ADVERTISER
acopy of the compendium OF the eleventh
census, for which he will accept our
thanks.
Rev. ID. Il. Frierson y. ID. ald his
daughter Miss Nicely Frierson, Of An.
derson, have been visiting Mrs. Frier-
sons family on Hampton Street.
Geo. s. Mower and DR.. Wyche arc can
didates for the senate in Newberry to
fill out the unexpired torn of Preacher
Sigh who is now a Railroad commls.
sioner.
Mr.. w. A. Pitts, of Laurens county,
graduated last week at Wofford. Mr..
Pitts took a high stand in college and is
a promising young gentleman.
Laurens will give to the legal profess
sion n bright young man in the person of
Mr.. j. Wright Nash, who has recently
graduated in the law department of the
South Carolina College.
The ADVERTISER is indebted to Presi-
dent Samuel II. Darlington for an invi-
tation to the commencement of Butler
College, the institution over which no
presides.
Past Grand Master B. w. Ball has
been appointed a delegate to The Ora
ternal Congress of Masons' which meets
in Chicago during the month of August
by Grand Master S. p. Stribling OF the
jurisdiction of South Carolina.
Miss jamie Rivers has returned from
tho Winthrop Training School, Colum-
bia; Miss Hattie Roland and Miss jamie
Fuller from the GreonVille Female Col
loge and Miss Sara Ball from Miss
Kelly's School, Charleston.
"A citizen of six summers who lives
hero has informed his intimate friends
that "his girl" lives I'm Augusta in the
hotel on tho fourth floor and that whom
ho calls to see her he goes up III tho
ALLIGATOR"
Tho ADVERTISER would be better
pleased with it's friends if they would
moro frequently utilize its columns.
We are always glad to receive COM
munications on live topics, particularly
those which interest the city and county,
ii they arc moi too long.
Mr.. II. Fleming Jones OF the South
Carolina College sends the ADVERTISER
an invitation to tho public e&ercisos Of
the Olariosophic M Huphradian socie.
ties. or course Fleming Is a nOlarioso-
phic" as Laurens boys have generally
been as far back as tradition goes.
The approaching meeting of the
County Medical Association of which
notice may be seen In another column
will he of unusual interest. Talented
physicians from other counties will be
present and will participate in the pro-
ceedlngs and In addition to this the fact
that 1t will be held at tho Harris Lithia
Spring. Is a guaranty that the occasion
will be a pleasant ne.
This possibly valuable information is
from the Barnwell Feoplei
uIf auv of orr readara baId noiIo;o, g.,