The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-05-12
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
THE COLORED BAPTIsTS I'm SEES
SION-SATURDAY ANNIVERSARY
DAY-A FEW PERSON
ALITIES.

First class job work done promptly
at this Office.
Mrs. j. A. Copeland has recently re
turned from a visit to relatives al
Greenville.
Mrs. Lake, of Newberry, is visiting
her son, Mr.. T. ID. Lake over in Brook
lyn.
DIR. Conner will attend the meeting
Of the State Dental Association at Co,
lumbia this week.
Col. ]. ID. M. Shaw, H.. E. Gray, and
j. w. Little have been appointed the
Board OF Control, for this county.
Mr.. w. w. Ball, of the Charleston
Evening Post, spent Sunday with his
relatives in the city. 2
Miss Annie Furman is the guest of
Mrs. @. O.. Featherstone. Miss Fur
mans friends here r delighted to see
her back again.
Mrs. Nolan, Miss Nols.n and Miss
Camp were in Spartanburg last week
to hear Fra Diavalo given there by a
troupe OF Columbia amateurs.
Packages of seeds with Senator
Irby's Frank reached many of his con-
stituency last week = THE ADvER-
TIsER included.
Mr.. j. P. Glenn, of Anderson, for
merly q representative from that coun-
ty, was recently in our city on busine So
and visiting relatives in the county.
Miss Sara Brooks school at Sandy
Springs will give an exhibition on the
evening Of the 18th instant at $50.
The public are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lucas went to
Saluda on Saturday with their little
son, Edwin, who Is not very we'll. They
were joined there on Monday by Mrs.
L. N. Boyd.
Mr.. John A. Dice an aged gentleman
died after q long illness at his home
near Goldville On the Goth Of April
last. He leaves no family, never hav-
ing married.
Among u interesting exchanges, a
high value is attached to q handsome
published at Spartanburg, S. G., at
$1.00 annually. Editor and Proprietor,
T. B. Thackston.
All Of the furnishings OF the eating
house are from S. NJ. & E. II. Wilkes
establishment. This is of course the
best guarantee that could be given that
the eating house is fitted up with en-
tire completeness.
Mr.. George Albright one of the most
promising young mon of neighbor.
ing city of Clinton has opened a dental
office here. Mr.. Albright will doubt
less prove in every way an addition to
the town.
The American Medical Association, q
thousand strong, assembled in Atlanta
during last week. In old times u way
faring man fell sick in q certain town
and there being no resident doctor the
maj promptly recovered and went up
on his journey. Now If we could only
up at every turn!
Saturday is expected to be a great
day-it will be remembered that on
that day the teachers from all parts of
the county are, together with their pu-
pills, to have a picnic here. Superinten-
dant of Education Mayfield is to deliver
an address and the Laurens Band is to
furnish its best music. The dinner is
to be served on the Graded School
grounds.
The Anniversary was as delightful as
usual, so reported on their return the
crowds of visitors from Laurens. 1t
would be impossible to enumerate these
for from the earliest morning hours
the roads we're alive with hurrying
carriages and buggies well filled while
the cars were also we'll patron
lied. In the afternoon the Laurens
base ball nine played Clinton. The
game was exciting and skillfully con-
tested. 1t resulted in O victory for
Clinton. the score standing ii to s.
Rppister.