The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-07-23
INTERESTING
NOTHINGS ABOUT YOURSELF AND
YOUR FRIENDS.
Court Over Gone for a Summers
Oating-yisiting In Our
CITY.


Outing Visiting In Our
City.
Professor Frank Evans. aud family
are spending a month at Saluda.
Master Louie Simkins is visiting
relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. L. A. Kennedy, of Hodges, is in
the city.
The closing days Of last week were
ultra hot and sultry, like the silver
campaign.
Mrs. H.K. Aiken is expected home
to-day after q stay of several weeks in
Charleston.
Miss Bette Watts leaves today for a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Nj. Il. Simpson
at Gross Hill.
Miss Willie Gray, of Greenville, is
staying with her cousin, Miss Louise
Vance.
Cadets Perry Wright, II. r. Webb
and Billy Irby are at homo from Glenn
son College.
Mr.. Z. G. Watts left on Saturday to
pass a fortnight with friends at Cedar
Mountain.
General j. Gary Watts arrived In
town on Wednesday last remained un-
til Monday morning.
Miss EN- Leake left to-day for an ex-
tended trip to Miss Irene Hutchinson,
Columbus. Miss.-Clinton Gazette.
Eugene Hudgens, u rising young
business man of Laurens, was in Honea
Path for a day or so last week-Honea
Path Chronicle.
A~ttorney-at Law Samuel f. CARING
ton, now Of Augusta, Ga visited his
parents in this city during last week
and was welcomed by many friends.
Messrs. Il G. Watts, r. ". Irby,
John Ferguson, and Gen. j. G.. Watts
were Laurens' men who attended the
ball at Harris Lithia Spings Friday
night.
Mr.. w. w. Ball, editor of the Char
lesion Post, remained last week with
his father and family, greeted by many
friends. He returned to Charleston on
olUuIouyY III huC llCtlUu duu SDlIlGS.
Miss Ida Fuller has returned from
school in North Carolina. The coming
home of this attractive young lady is
always q pleasant event to her numer-
ous friends.
Mrs. Emma r. Griffin and daughter,
Miss Mary, are on o visit to the"family
OF DR.. Thos. F.. Jones, Mrs. Gritfin's
brother, at Kingston, Ga.-Clinton Ca
Zette.
Miss Lille Carter, after an absence
of six weeks visiting friends in Easley
and Greenville, returned to her home
Path Chronicle.
Childrens. days at Rocky Springs,
which will be next Saturday will be
most charming. The exercises will be
beautiful, and all who go to this refined
and hospitable neighborhood will al
ways mark it with white chalk.
There will be q basket picnic at
Owiugs, S. c., on Saturday before the
Fourth Sunday next. Tho public are
respectfully invited to como and bring
well-flled baskets. Special arrange
ments have been made to entertain the
crowd.
Miss Lou D. Hudgens has returned
to her home in Laurens after spending
quito a while with relatives in Honea
Path. Miss Hudgens made many
friends in our town during her
stay who were sorry to see her leave
Honea Path Chronicle.
Supervisor Adair is taking the ne
cessary steps to have the law Of clean
ing streams in the county carried out.
The leisure season is now on us and our
citizens should be prompt to second the
Supervisor in discharging the duty the
law imposes on him. Besides the
health Of the people is q big conside-
ration.
Prof. Barnes Watkins, principal OF
the Laurens Graded School, together
with his family is visiting DR.. ]. r..
Culbertson.
Misses Maud Shell and Sue Garrison,
Of Laurens, are visiting relatives here.
Gray Court Cor. of G~reenville News.
At the Churches.