The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-10
WATERLOO DOTS.

Your correspopdept has ~freqdeat1y
| ayaiIed himself this summer of the
/ pleasure of visiting that delightful re-
sort Harris Iithia Springs. Many
honrsJthat would otherwise have been
Dull and drsary,u baye, been eplfyened
,py. the visions, oftbeapty and the scin-
Etillatiops of wit TO ba found there, and
lesion band. IN course the eieotric
Lights in the UhQtel, come In for their
fnll shaEei in adding pleasure to ones
comfort and eonyenienee. Itgoes with
out saying thatthel Wetets- are the best
Lithia, watsrsintha United States, and
With the Telephone system now being
b9iltt0 Gross HAIL and ultimately to
dWalsrloo, will jp1the,xery near future,
Ia addition to the other thingsnmen-
toned, maket this Spring IN ideal re.
sort, q will be largely conducive ; to
making 1t one ofthe most sought after
and attractive summer and winter re-
sorts intAmerica. nTime will certainly
see an electric road fr Waterloo on
thegPpESl 81 WI C.eRailroad ,ivia the
Springs, to Gross Hill on the S.iA. l..
Railroad,,a distance'of only about five
andtAone-half, miles between the two
places. We have great faith in the
assured destiny ofthese Springs Mr..
Harris, the proprietor, don't know what
the WORD. fail means, and Is an, .enef-
getic, wide awake and modern man.
keeping abreasegwith modernIiaeas and
improvements ~H4r.'i3i ~
4 Our'lfttle town1is showing signs of
improvements" Among other things
contemplated in this direction is the
-bnildingaof-the Presbyterian Church.
All0f the lumber has been sawed, and
a large portion of it hauled to the site,
and from the Interest and energy shown
by the Rev. Barnwella Anderson, the.
pastor, DR.. j., @. Wilbef, Mr.. a. p,
Names and others, the Presbyterians
OF the place hope andreSpect soon to
OF the neatest and most attractive lit
lie churches in the county.
The, firm Of Smith, Washington s. Go.
are Rapidly putting inlorder their x
ttepsiye machinery for the present.
season ss 3 rstoi They gin, grind and saw n
lm The two little {childrenE Of Mr.. j. c.
Corley, OF, this place, who, are quite
sick, e~speeially1 the Youngest 4 am,
glad to alearRj are Improving. We
hope they both may be restored, to,
'gladaepp the }heagtso @. their young pal,
Picking cotton has begun in earnest
but The Crop Viii be shoFt. The corn.
.clopbwillh de, veny good. N,.t .g, =,
/" Mrs! Hinesaof Alabama, is visiting,
thefamily Of Mr.. B. A.. Anderson
She was q Miss Lockhart of this State,
and she is gladly welcomed here by
her friends. IA, HI.
That. pleasant young lady Miss Toll
!ers0n, Of No@berry, is visiting the.
family Of Mr.. Jos. Pearce. N. -,fJ. u.sI
Your correspondent recently had
the pleasure Of, enjoying the hospitality
0 fNour friend Mr.. A. e.. Nance, where,
had tho pleasure Of meeting his son
Nj; Edwin NJ; Nance and his charming
bride. Mr.. Edwin Nance is one. Of the
operators of the Associated Press and
is stationed at jacksonville, Fla He
takes and sends all the cable news, and
for a young man of his years. holds one
of the most important positions with
the telegraph company. He is an en-
pert His'young wife who is a lovely
and accomplished lady, was Miss Rinse
Amas, of Forsythe, Ga. They returned
to Jacksonville a few, days ago. .u
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