The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-11-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK
IN BRIEF-A NUMBER OF PEOPLE
GOING AND COMING.

Miss Azile Wilson leaves this week
for an extended trip to Cheraw.
Mr.. W. f.. Lucas made o business
You are selling your cotton. Please
pay your subscription before spending
all OF your cash.
lovers OF fine poultry will do we'll to
read h notice of the Coronaca Poul-
try yards in this issue.
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Rail y; ha niScnaru,9n anH Mr. w. w.
i"'' thursday nlgnt In inc city.
Mr. po.
49, -. 1he Laurens
home ot Eiinhp pn{ t"s reCSurheo 10 Ills
THANKSGIVING service wi,, be hold a.
| the Episcopal eburch ot 10 20 ThursVV
day morninC
pointed POST Mastar ~ Godar Co.. w.
| vice w. p Coker rnsi"ned 0''
Rev Mr. Adoms of tbo pr,sh,tor;o,
| church nreochod In Sna rtonL1 ST.
e. A. Webster, Republican boss has
been appointed by the President, In
ternal Revenue Collector for this State,
vice Col. Townes.
Coffin, Mr.. Frazer Matthews and MIR.
Montgomery Jones, of Enoree spent
iNeV. Or. watkins, OF S~partanburg,
flled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
large audience with an able sermon
and his charming style of delivery.
Lewis w. Simkins, Esq, of Ball,
Simkins e. Park went down to Green,
first timei is held in this new county.
The Presbyterian and Baptist con-
preparations will unite i'm n Thanks
giving service at the latter church
at eleven Thursday morning.
VINO mas oeen living IN the West for
Ine past eight or ten years, is in the
Guy VlsltlnS ms mother receiving
d warm "elcome from MS OLD friends.
n pen OF nunarea oeautl1ul grunt-
ciS are W NC louhu az Gne lotS Oh enid
IcsS proVners' Ut. y. N. ruler, an old
splendid East Tennessee farm, See
them and prepare for ribs and sausage.
Dr; ~. simpson now has a hand
someiy httea up ofiice over the Lau-
ems Drug company. a visit to the
poc.or IN ms dellghtiul quarters Will
tend TO orlghten the most respondent
Sirs, ~. Sl.ipso gave a delight
lul reception between the hours of four
ana SIX r. NJ. on last Thursday in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. w. III. Webb,
ol NASHVILLE
n. r..
vi rrIuus al1eriooh iast, Lohuon
Apel!tnceu Vne illoSU oiSaStrouS con-
,uS[nuion she mas experienced IN Two
INJURED years. twenty hve millions
1;tn ueSuio9t NreaV suffering ana
ois''eSs 'hus' lolloW.
Mrs. w. III. Martin gave an afternoon
tea on Friday last to her sister, Miss
S~itgreaves, OF Bristol, Tennessee. Miss
Sitgreaves Is one Of the most charming
visitors Laurens has known in some
Iiilo anu inc entertainments In nGr
honor was an occasion to be most
pleasantly remembered.
wiz vne Instance or PRESIDENT
Miioorh OF the Cotton Growers Asso-
Eia.'on, Vn'S o.aIe, governor EllerDe
,"s en- Il nole 10 1ne governors OF
e,n IoS.pn states. IL invites tnem TO
Senu 10 Il CoItoh Growers
GGon n 70 asse'noie at Atlanta,
Deo' lf,h heAV
The Dromo+;o c,rh - 20
nrosent "Imoaono;m huaouo Hro W
House here on tho ohtb ;nst,rt op era
eSenlng vi In~anksglvlng Day. very
- mpnimentary Chlhgs are sad OF
tne usahaIlc work Oh our Newoerry
iriunus uhu ~ rs noped mat itaurens
w., WeIcolie Shem WIN inc iuli mouse
,n"t my uouoT'fss deserve. me en-
.er.aih''ieh w,ll pe a pleasant way to
enc the lhanksgiving holiday, a pre-,
Heh.n.,ve OF the genera collapse and
.G.hulgy "nich sometimes loiiows In
'no ""hoo VI turkey ana crahpefrles
Calhoun Iodoe No At 7 n n
celebrated thar 6rst Annnivcrsorr or,
| SATURDAY. evening last In = most d.
nnhtfmI wav In thar Toion R"on
| the Simmons Hall = rich smnnor mn
| bracinr ali the substantinls appGG dalina-
clos az the scoson Vas hnoutifnTT,,
| served and enioved Abnut three Inn,
drcd of the bretRrnn tbnir ur;yos ava