The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-10-23
what the week Has Brought.

Captain Bark Byrd, Of Bolton, look
ed in on Laurens last Tuesday.
A week from to-day fun is to de-
scend upon the town.
DIR. E. NJ. Game paid Spartanburg a
visit1ast week.
Mains great menagerie Of ARE and
beautiful animals win be an education
for the young.
Mr.. Pink Walker, of Spartanburg,
will be located here as a cotton buyer
this winter.
Headquarters for news until the 9th
OF November-Wei Hal Wei and Ping
Yang.
Mrs. Featherstone, OF Anderson, Wis
tied her son Mr.. G. g. Featherstone
during last week.
Laurens paid for 1S03-94 SI2, 293. SO
towards the support Of public schools,
including graded schools.
MI. Charley Greer, now of Ashville,
was at home on a visit to his parents,
last week.
The assessment OF Laurenz for per-
sonal property for the next financial
year is $S80,350.
The wonderfully trained acting ami
mails in Mains Show On the 3Oth will
be a grand attract, 4.
DR.. Barrett Wright, OF Honea Path,
made q bicycle trip home on Sunday
accompanied by his friend Mr.. Clate
Latimer.
Mr.. George b. Anderson has been
drawn as q Petit Juror in the United
States Circuit Court which meets in
Columbia November the Goth.
Rev. A. G. Wardlaw and Mr.. G. w.
tend the Synod of South Carolina
which there c%onvenes.
Mrs. w. S. Killingsworth, of Green
Vile, who has been with relatives in
town for the past week, returned home
to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Watts left Mon
day for their country home, The Oaks,
two miles out of town, where they will
be glad to see their friends. =
The marriage Of DR.. J. P. Bell and
Miss Cora Ball IL announced to
odhS pldCo III tuG SuSSGnuU 1SlQSS
Baptist Church on Thursday evening.
THE ADVERTISER is needing a
lift badly. Don't forget to make q
call at the office when you sell your
cotton.
Mains great show will be here on
the Both. They have the best endorse
ments from all the country and the
Ghnuy 10 M lN,,hf N rro,l nfcnfr
We regret to learn of the death of
Mr.. Foster Hipp, a highly respected
farmer at his home south Of this city
on Friday last.
Mrs. Virginia Gary and Mrs. Ned
Kennerly of Newberry, and Mrs. Alvin
Dean Of Greenville were with their
relatives here last week for a few days.
We deeply regret to o the
death of Mrs. James Wham at her
home four miles from the city on last
Tuesday. She was the daughter of
the late James Shell, and a most esti-
mable Christian lady. Her husband
and several children survive her.
Mrs. w. NJ. McCaslan and Miss Nan
McCaslan were with friends in town on
last Wednesday,. Miss Nan came up
to be present at the social event of last
week, the wedding of her friend, Miss
Frierson.
A lot of pretty new things in the
iewelry line have just arrived at Mr..
Visanska's and to the lovers of china
ware it is hard to imagine q more
tempting sight than the Wilkes China
Store presents right now.
Saturday held its own as a busy day
plenty of cotton and some trade. But
the price of the staple is still depressed
and depressing, ranging from five to
five and a quarter. We still hope for
Improvement.
Those who propose to vote "No" on
the constitutional convention will
have to provide their own tickets, the
Reform Committee having done the
trick of distributing only affirmative
tickets. Look out.
From the Charleston Evening Sun
we extract: The following young gem
tlemen Of Laurens are attending the
South Carolina Medical College at
Charleston, w. d. Ferguson, Laurens,
r. H. Bryson, Ora, first Course Stu
dents; J. M. Owens, Cross Hill. J.. G.
Mock, Laurens, second Course Stu
dents.