The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-08-20
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SUMMER TRAVELLERS COME IN
FROM VARIOUS POINTS.
The Base Ballists Enliven Things =
More Beautiful Visitors.

q visit to friends at Gainesville, Ga.
. Miss jamie Ballew is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Laurens.
Miss Hattie Smith, of Glenn Springs,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Babb is visiting friends in the
country.
j. I'll. Traynham has gone to Ashe-
vile, N. c., on business for o few days.
Miss Grace Thomas is the guest Of
Miss Laura Irby.
Miss Sara Ball after visiting Glenn
Springs, is again at home.
Miss Willie Joe Vance returned to
her home at Clinton on Tuesday
DR.. j. p. Simpson went to Glenn
Springs for a short stay last week.
Mr.. lack Wright, stopped over in
Laurens on Friday last enroute to
his home in N~ewberry.
Miss Laurence Glenn, of Newberry,
is one of several charming young la
dies who are guests W DR.. w. III. Irby.
Miss. Lyl Harris old friends are de-
lighted to sec her once more in Lau-
rens.
Miss Name Ferguson is at home after
spending two weeks with friends at
Saluda.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Featherstone
have returned from q summer tour
through the Mountains.
Miss Corinne Pitts returned from q
ten days stay in Asheville on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Sam Darlington, a young attor-
ney from Augusta, is in the city on a
visit to his parents.
Miss Lyde Irby came home from
Clinton where she had been making q
visit, a few days since.
Miss Maggie Anderson has returned
home after a pleasant visit to relatives
at Moore's Station and Glenn Springs.
Miss Mary McCarley has been elected
teacher of the school at Shiloh next
session. An excellent selection.
Mr.. George Anderson, we are glad
to note, is up and about again after
his serious illness.
Miss Lee Nelson goes as teacher, to
a lourishing school in Barnwell coun-
ty next session.
Mrs. M. Crews and son, Josie, of At
lanta, are on q visit to relatives in this
city.
Rev. Mr.. Carlisle is home again look
ing improved by even his short vaca-
ton.
Miss jamie d. Wardlaw, of Column
bia, is visiting the family of Mr.. L. w.
Simkins.
Miss Grace A. Thomas, of Warren
ton, Abbeville County, is on a visit to
Miss Laura Irby.
Miss Lint Jones left yesterday, Mon
day, to@pend q few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. 0. B. Mayer, Of Ncwberry.
Judge Watts has returned from
Glenns improved and gone to Barnwell
where he opened court yesterday.
Miss X. Bette Watts and Misses
Perrin and Sue Farrow will leave this
week for a s%ojOurn at Saluda.
Miss Mary Burton, of Newberry,
stopped q few days last week with her
brother, Mr.. j.. r. Burton, on her re-
turn from Glenns.
EX-Lieutenant Governor Mauldin
passed through Laurens Saturday on
his way to his home in Greenville from
Glenn Springs.
Mrs. Capt. McManus, accompanied
by Misses Mamie and Maud, of Green
wood, are visiting their many friends
in the city.
An especially pleasant impromptu
dance was given at Mr.. S. w. Vance's
on Monday night, the 18th inst, in
honor of the G~reenville base ballists.
Services will be held at Trinity
Chuch next Sunday, 25th inst, at II
q. M, and 1 p. m, conducted by Revs, j.
w. Shell and w. A. Clark.
Prof. H: l.. Schaife passed through
Laurens the other day on his way to
Union. He was sorry that his appoint
ments we're suck that ne could not stop
a while with his friends here.
Rev. States Jacobs filled the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church yes
terday. After an able sermon he pre-
sided ove q congregational meeting
the result Of which was q call to Rev.
Lowry Wilson, d. D., of Abbeville, to
the %pastorate of the church.
DR.. p. B. Connor's granite quarry is
now being worked for rock with which
to curb the pavements. The quarry is
happily in the very heart of the city
and therefore convenient to any work
in it, thus minimising the expense of
hauling.
Our venerable townsman, Mr.. j. A.
Lockwood went to Atlanta last week to
consult an oculist. We regret to say
that one of his eyes was found to be be-
yond the skill of the physician the
sight being entirely gone. The other
eye is defective, but it is hoped that
the treatment prescribed may be of
benefit.
Lewis, aged 3 years, youngest child
Of Mrs. Emma 70. Hart and A. G..
Hart, deceased, died at S~impsorville
on the 14th inst and was buried the
next day in the cemetery at this place.
The many friends of the family here
sympathize deeply with them in this
their second great bereavement and
pray the Heavenly Father for Christ's
sake to send them the Holy Comforter.
And now ONE Mr.. M. II. Ferguson
of Landlords with his beautiful, golden