The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
STIRRING TIMES.
THINGS LIVELY In GENERAL
MORE VISITORS.
Doings and UndoiRgs-Things We
Sec and Hear-Interesting
and Newsy Items.

Attorney G. w. billiard of Gr~eenville,
was in town on Thursday.
Mayor N. B. Dial and wife spent last
week in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.. Jones went to
Columbia for the Fair.
You havn't forgotten it have you?
The bicycle offer.
Mrs. Workman, Of Newbery, visited
her son, Mr.. j. f. Burton last week.
Master George Ferguson visited Co
lumbia during the Fair.
You live several miles from any
schoolgirl the bicycle and go.
Col. J: w. Ferguson attended the
State Fair.
Rev. MI. Carlisle and wife have re-
turned from a trip to Atlanta.
A large crowd from Ora left for At
lanta yesterday.
Miss Emmie Jones will leave this
Vile.
Mr.. @. A. Goodin is in the Laurens
cotton market, for o. P. Heath and
company.
Miss Hattie Roland returned on w ed
nesacy from q weeks stay at the Elk
petition.
Mrs. G. S. McCravy and Mrs. Martha
Boyd visited relatives in Greenville
last week.
WN1t1lnff VI, lslrN ~ l~,,@ IO T1s-.
try to get it.. Such an opportunity you
won't have again soon.
MI. George Cromer, a prominent
member of the Newberry bar has
been elected President of the Luthe-
a college in that city.
DIR. OBJ. Wright is back from Indian
apolis to practice his profession in
South Carolina this winter.
Rev. j.. o. Wilson, of Greenville,
preached in the Methodist church Sun
day morning and evening.
MI. j. M. Robertson and daughters,
Misses Essie and Lidie attended the
Atlanta Exposition last week.
Mr.. j.. d. Adams, recently an en-
ployee OF the Farmers Fire Insurance
Company in Virginia, is in the city.
Misses Annie Darlington and Martha
Cannon, of Marine, were in Columbia
last week for the Fair.
We are requested to that
all stores in the city will be closed on
inst.
The reported large attendance at the
State Fair will be good news to the
whole State as evidence of improved
and improving conditions.
A reception was rendered DR.. Adams
n his family by the Presbyterians
day evening.
The friends of Mrs. Ellis Brin, of
Texas, formerly Miss Celia Myers of
Laurens will be glad to hear that she
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wis
anska.
G.. E. Harper g. Co.'S sale of horses at
tracted q large crowd or Saturday.
They were a valuable lot. The ham
mer was sheld by auctioneer Munroe
n the animals went off at an average
of about $1,000.
Enoree Presbytery is to meet here,
on the 23rd to install DR.. Adams pastor
OF the Laurens church and to dissolve
the pastoral relationship between Rev.
N. ]. Holmes and the Second Presby-
terrain church at Greenville.
Maj. Langston, chief of police, of
Laurens, was over last Saturday and
Sunday visiting his sons family.-Nine-
ty Six correspondence Abbeville Press
and Banner.
The Troy correspondent of the
Greenwood Journal in speaking of a
recent revival meeting held there avs
The singing was especially fine, and
was conducted by CT. Curry, of Gray
Court, S. O., who sang many touching
solos, often having the whole congre-
ton in tears.
A. copy of the State Hand Book re-
Gently published by Lucas and Rich
ardson Of Charleston has been received
at this office. 1t is very handsomely
cotton up and we'll edited by Mr.. Hart
well NJ. Aver. Laurens has a write up
but some of her beautiful residences and
business blocks should have had q
place among the pictures.
The Constitutional Convention del
oS"ooo anu larBe numDer OF Ghe gen.
tlemen OF Columbia had a great time
together Monday night at the banquet
given the delegates; The feast of good
things to eat and good things said in
the responses to the various toasts
lasted until q late hour. Senator Till
man was the only special attraction
not present. However, the Governor,
Wilson, of S~partanburg, Attorney Con-
eral Barber and other dignitaries were
there in full force.
A Live House.