The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-03
A NEWsY
NEWS COLUMN-MORE BASE BALL
MORE VISITORS.
More Home Folks Gone y%isiting-A
Chapel for the Factory
People.

a visit to friends in Walhalla.
Master George Ferguson went to
Newberry on Tuesday.
\ Mr.: j. f. Burton and family were
with relatives in Newberry last week.
miss Bette Watts has returned from
a sP vt stay at saluda.
Mn EH. K. Aikor, went to Coronaca,
to VISIT relat.:. IS on last Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. f. Young leiltown
for a few, days on last Tuesday.
Mr.. john Bowen was in the city from
Raleigh last week.
Misses Eliza and Nan McCaslan spent
the day in town last Wednesday.
The work ON the hotel goes forward
briskly. \
MI. i. w. Slmkins visited Cross
Hill professionally on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Tom Peterson is again in town
after II sears absence in Mississippi.
Mr.. O.. 3. simmons Mas left for the
North.
Mr.. Gillian Aiken, Of Coronaca, was
in town last week.
Prof. Frank Evans and family are in
town.
Mr.. Wells Simpson, of Woodruff, was
in town yesterday,
The hot wave OF last week was a
genuine Egyptian visitation.
Mr.. j. G. Burgess has gone TO Ashe-
vile for his health.
Misses McCravy and Livingstone age
visiting Mrs. George McCravy.
Mr.. w. T. Crews, as messenger, C;
ried the Constitutional vote to Colu
bia.
Messrs. j. Nj. Visanska and H. Ter
are merchants who have gone No
to purchase fall goods.
Boys, don't fail to read local of\As
vile Business College contained II
issue.
DR.. Lowry Wilson has refused
call rendered him by the Laur,
Presbyterian Church.
M. Wales G. Fike left for German
town, Ohio, Friday, where he holds'a
position in a military institution.
The Misses Xix, of Jo~hnston's, arc
the guests Of Col. H. Y. Simpson and
other relatives in Laurens.
G. @. Featherstone, Esq, was in the
city of ~Spartanburg on business during
last week.
Mr.. j. II. johnson and family went
from Laurens to Harris Lithia Springs
last Wednesday.
The Prosperity base ball team will
play Laurens on Thursday, the fifth
Keep up your record, Laurens.
Miss Wylie, who has been
ing at Mrs. Thames boarding-house,
went to Fountain Inn on yesterday.
Mr.. John Y. Darlington returns to
Atlanta tomorrow after having spent
several weeks with his parents here.
Mr.. Dorroh Ferguson has returned
from a visit to Saluda and other points
in the North Carolina mountains.
Miss Laura Irby will leave in q few
days for Admission, Alabama, where she
will enter college.
Haskell and Mitchell Dial have late
ly returned from q visit to relatives at
Batesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Killingsworth
arrived in Laurens from Saluda q few
days ago.
Misses Lutte Wright and jamie Fuller
went to Harris Lythia Springs for q
three weeks stay On Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Fleming, of Greenwood,
was in the city for several days last
week.
Miss Azile Wilson spent last week
with her friend, Miss Mary Cannon, at
Marine.
; Mr.. Will Thompson is at home from
' Ilc6p, Georgia, where he has been in
attendance upon q Business College.
Mrs. Nancy Allison an aged and re-
spec ed lady relict OF Mr.. Lewis ALI
son died At her home four miles west Of
thls on Saturday last.
The Barnwel Bar passed resolutions
complimentary If Judge r. G.. Watts
referring to his Gspatch of business at
their recent term If Court.
Miss Belle Skinny, who has been
the guest of Miss Man Cannon at Mar
ME, has returned toNher home at
Georgetown.
Mrs. w. L. Boyd &nd Mi, Willouoh
Boyd leave for Arlington, Virginia.
this week where Miss WiliueR bro.
poses to enter college.
Miss Lawrence Glenn, f,tits a visit to
Misses Claudia Irby az Emmie Jones
returned a few days 20 to her home
in Newberry.
Atthe birth1Gy party given at the
Presbyterian 1urch on Tuesday eve
ming for the lrpose of building q
chapel on fa2ry hill seventeen dol
lars was metz
+ IN
O Our friels Wade FL. Henderson and
a George Jung and possibly other tru-
= ant Laens boys have returned from
: old Nginia after q pleasant and lively
8 eXPience in the insurance business.
The Prosperity base ball b~ravadoes
will bat with The Laurens b~ragadocios
on Thursday next. They will be well
coined to hospitable graves and will
be buried.
We are indebted to that indefatiga-
Bile and pleasant gentleman, Mr.. j. N.
WRIGHT. sOlicitino frnioht and noeoop-