The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29
CHERRY N BRIGHT.
CHRISTIANS JOYS ABOUND-THE
RUSH OF LAST WEEK GIVES
PLACE TO A GENERAL
HOLIDAY.
Mr.. w. p. Richardson is at home
from Darlington to visit relatives.

Mr.. w. p. Richardson is at home
from Darlington to visit relatives.
Mr.. Robert Holman, of Spartanburg
is here for the holidays.
brother, Mr.. John Greer OF this city. !
Miss jamie Rivers is spending the
holidays with friends in Clinton.
Mr.. Will Bowen is spending Christ
mas with his mother In Laur ems.
Sheriff McCravy, of L%aurens was in
the city Observation-Disclosures
Miss Louise Meredith left on Tuesday
to spend q fortnight with friends in
Augusta.
Mr.. w. D. Ferguson arrived from
Charleston on Friday to spend Christ
mas.
Mrs. Eloise She'll and children are
spending the holidays with relatives
in the county.
Mr.. S. T.. Darlington, of Augusta,
Ca, is in the city visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Creswell Darlington.
Mrs. j.. G. Darlington and children
of spartanburg are with relatives in
town.
Superintendent Anderson, of the @
& w. @. railroad spent Sunday with
relatives In this city.
visiting his father, Mr.. Wofford Peter
SOn Of this citv
Mr.. Will Wright, OF Pacolet is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Wright.
Mics Mamie Shell, OF Laurens, Is
with her sister, Mrs. S. B. Crawford
Winnsboro cor. to the Register.
We congratulate The State upon the
success OF it's beautiful charity in Sc
curing q Christmas Tree for the poor
children Of Columbia.
Misses Eloise Wright and Fannie
Roland are at home from Converse for
the weeks the delight of their many
young friends.
Judge r. @. Watts, after spending a
few days with friends in the city, has
returned to Cheraw taking with him
his three little girls. They will reside
in Cheraw.
Married, Dec. %, 1896, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Sam Stewart, by Rev. II.
b. Craig, Mr.. S. II. Drummond and
Miss Annie II. Stewart. Both of Lau-
rens county.
The Greenwood Journal appears for
Christmas with q handsome illustrated
covering and solid matter within its
folds. The Journal will keep the elbow
touch of the sprightly new county
movement.
Misses Louise Fleming and Ethel
Gibbs, two charming young ladies of
Greenwood, spent last Tuesday in the
city On their way home from Green
vile for the holidays.
Among the College boys at home for
the holidays are LaIrens Pitts, from
Furman, John Ferguson and Albert
Todd from the South Carolina College,
Ryland Traynham, Dial Gray, Ewart
Fike, and Livingston Wolff from Wof-
ford.
Mr.. John F. Bolt, the newly elected
Clerk of Court of Laurens County. was
In the city yesterday. He arranged
his bond with the proper authorities,
and will enter upon the discharge Of
his duty at once.-Register.
Phiipot's is a famous place for every
thing to make Christmas delightful
from a barrel of sugar and a prosy
ham to q bunch OF celery and a Ha-
vannah cigar. THE ADVERTISER
knows all about 1.-THE editor relish
ing the delightful cigars and the
Madame the beautiful cheese accom-
panying the good wishes of the genial
Captain. A glorious new year to our
thoughtful friend.
The German given by the young men
in honor Of the visiting young ladies
on Friday evening was Il most delight
{ul ending to Christmas day. The glow
pof happiness which attended the holt
day season, the pleasure of meeting
friends at home for the week, the in
SEPARATION of the music all tended to
make this German memorable as unus-
ually enjoyable. Among the visitors
present were Misses Lizzie Glenn, of
NeWberry, jamie Vance, of Clinton,
Bessie Tennant, OF Columbia, Messrs,
Cad Bailey. Jack and Watts Davis, M.
l.. Copeland, Of Clinton, Alderman, Of
Cartersville, Georgia, Turnipseed, of
Columbia, O.. ID. Weeks, OF Newberry,
and Buckner, OF L~ynchburg, Va.