The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-07-21
FACTS
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL CONCERN
ING THE INHABITANTS OF THE
CITY AND ITS SUBURBS.


stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.. Bennett we're with
relatives in Greenville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Babb are alb.
sent on a visit to relatives in Sumter
It is announced that State Pensioners
will be paid off at an early day.
DR.. Aiken has gone to Coronaca for
a fortnight's stay with relatives.
Attorney S. NJ. Pilgrim, of Spartan
burg, Is attending the Court.
Mr.. Clarence Gray went to William
ston last week.
Mr.. Will Wright, of Pacolet, is at
home for a brief stay with his parents.
MI. John Langston and family of
Ninety-Six are visiting in town.
Fred III. Green, Esq, Attorney-at
Law, of Durham, N. @. Is in attendance
on the Court now in session.
Mr.. III. III. Evans, the present Mayor
Of Newberry and formerly Mayor of
this city, was in town yesterday.
The power house goes up with rapid
ity. Everyday the %actuality of streets
lighted by electricity approaches.
An old fashioned North Easter made
Saturday last a vertically cold day in
July.
Senator Tillman and family will have
the sympathy of the whole people Of
the State in their great affection,
The many friends of Rev. N. J..
Holmes were glad to greet him during
last week visiting relatives in the city.
One of the crack companies of
Greenville, is coming to the En-
campment.
The presence of Mr.. J. r. Minter in
S~partanburg was noted by the Spar
tanburg Herald of last Thursday.
Miss Leila Harris, of Greenville, was
visiting Mrs. J. D. Adams during last
week.
Mr.. William Wells Simpson, of Aug
usta, spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Mrs. David A. Davis and Miss Mary
Belle Holmes are in the mountains of
VA XVI oAkiih " oll "CChSs
Mr.. w. W. Ball came up from Char
lesion to spend Sunday with his family
here.
Miss Corrinne Pitts went to New
berry Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Wilson.
Messrs. Sanders. and Thomson, of
Spartanburg and Sease of Newberry
all candidates for Solicitor are shaking
hands with the Laurens %sovreigns.
Mr.. Wales G. Fike, now a professor
in q prominent educational institution
is spending his vacation with his
mother here.
Get your Rutabaga seed in the
ground at once and don't forget that it
Is difficult to prepare and fertilize too
generously.
Mr.. Meng, of Spartanburg, who has
held q position at the Factory for some
time, has recently moved his family to
this city.
Mrs. R. B. Holman and Miss Ida
Holman Of Spartanburg are visiting
the family of Mr.. Hargrove in this
city.
Mr.. l.. Koppel, a former citizen of
Laurens, but now at the head of a
flourishing business in Augusta has
been in town for several days
Mr.. G. @. johnson, of Darlington,
has for some days past been the guest
of his brother Mr.. w. A. Johnson, of
this city.
Messrs. Young Vance and Claude
Babb are at home after enjoying the
mountains of North Carolina and Ten
nessee for a few weeks.
Mr.. Saunders Guinyard, of Column
bia has arrived in the city and will con-
c services at the Episcopal church
for the next two months.
Rev. Robert Adams of the Presby-
terian Church of this city attended q
meeting Of the Deacons and Elders of
Enoree Presbytery in Greenville last
week.
Our skillful and enterprising Jeweler,
Mr.. j. M. Visanska, has been appointed
by the Port Royal & Western Carolina
Railway to the important position of
watch inspector for their road.
Master Frank Hammond and his Sis
ter Eliza OF Greenville, and Misses
Catharine and Elizabeth Bean of Clin-
ton, are with their relatives, the fami-
ly of DR., Caine in this city.
The friends of Mr.. Perrin Minter,
who has been quite sick with fever in
Knoxville, Tenn, will be delighted to
learn that he is on the road to recov-
cry.
Miss Matte McCaslan, of Green
vile, Georgia, who will be pleasantly
recalled by many Laurens people, IS
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr..
w. M. McCaslan OF Clinton.
The amount Of money for pensioners
in this county is $5106. 80. Spartanburg
gets $7489.40. Georgetown 1928. TO-
Laurens is No. 5 in thhe order OF coun-
ties as to the amount received.
The ladies Of Ora will have an Ice
Cream Festival on Friday evening, the
24th instant. It will be q delightful
occasion Don't miss 1t. The ADVER-
TIsER returns thanks for an invitation
to be present.
A Sunday school celebration will be
held at Bethany church near Hunting
ton on Saturday the 25th OF this month.
Several addresses will be delivered. A
picnic will be served and q pleasant
day may be expected.