The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-11-16
NEWS OF THE WEEK
IN BRIEF-A NUMBER OF PEOPLE
GOING AND COMING.

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Or. III. K. Aiken visited his wife and
NIUE son In Charleston last week.
M ,viu p
dive ~ nU"on SPehulnR d lew
sister.
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Inc Messrs. Todd have made i'm
proVements In front of their splendid
Miss Sallie Little spent Fair week
with her friend, Miss Louise Vance
in Columbia.
a half dozen wagons loaded with the
cabbages of the Old North State graccd
the streets on Saturday.
Ile i2th; II a taste OF ice, Yellow
JACK Is cfrohici"o dcad down South.
snooio, .,oi, c..
ton pJ","n Vna.nt " IT. uc run rom Nith'
;U0r =" 'pu'cms "uu return on me even
VIII NC az INC opera house luis city
n. ~ r.
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"ts piUI5' ~ tui'tM"nS' n"un us pocNt
TnrSn p'S5NNSIIu ~ 80. IoH1u sun o.
One Of tho Nowhcrrv nanors et.+oe
that a If Ncw?bnrry amn,o,rS
conteu STARRING in I.rons nn
the ey.u,no of Tho twentv.fftb va
Miss Margaret Rice, of Nincty-Six,
| Uoliinpsworth. Of pirkons ,ra nIthc
guests of Mrs Il, p. McGowon
Mrs. j. A. Copeland has gone to
Spartanburg to be with her father,
Captain White, who is in n very low
state of health.
Governor Ellerho ho- offerod n ro.
ward of $3.50 for tho annrehons;o, NJ
Ncwbold md ~nhnrg citT vii
| offer S1OO.
Borderlsnd n thrilling mo,od ma
is to be presented hv amatnnr taInni
Ida ~ Ivy Vno opela nousc ~
tboo MothnaS, u Pto'oo"' hoihs W
NV ohuron'
minIs 30 tIhmantS tI 10 upom "sM'I re-
oiu.nm. 2p,,n pGoi ! WIN Us
TimmyS. ~ ,.ooic iieeiVul.on' .ne
,,n n w. pnt'S.' az souI very
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In puollshlng the Honor Roll OF the
Graaeo echool last month the name
vi nl'ss laura barKsuale was In some
way o~Verlooked She Is one OF the
pupils OF the school and Is
Always 10 DO iound on the Honor Roll.
rortom ~ no MI.
bo nirod a. 70 hjs nooa ,nnuE " Return
dotoinoI go Soot Icy Unai nc T"S
convention mon2o ooos oo %o rG" M
Tho 6os,red i'm nrnnom az. hod 1o oann1
bie icin;tv"t Cd lad rno5 t a "mnu
0"' "'o
Mrs. Margaret Motto, former resi-
her daughter. Mrs. Millcdge Lipscomb
of Ninety Six on last Monday. A mum.
ond bor ran,iiw nj, Ino "eTvn'cu Ivy
with rnornt va"
Cards are out for the marriage of
MIR. c.. f.. Thomas. a popular rmployer
of the Cotton Mill store, TO Miss Rosa
Darwin, of Woodruff, on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Thomas is from Spartanburg bnt
has already made a number of friends
i'm Iaurens and his bride will he warm
The October Furman Echo is "Ihc
Presidents Number" and contains an
interesting sketch and a portrait of
the University's new President DR..
Montague. We are indebted for n
copy to ). w. Garrett, n bright young
student from Laurcns who is business
manager of the magazine.
We beg to call attention to the par
sonage lot offered by the Methodist
desirable lots In the c~tty-well i'm
proved and contains three acres sit
uate on Main street, in a most dcsira-
bic neighborhood, convenient to
churches and the business parts of the
city. Home seekchs should examine
this handsome property.
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lhG business mon Vi inc Guy nave
Tnautnlousiy agrecu u close up on
iianksstV VIZ Hay' III Al arc IN earncst
10 ooserye tne uay' All ouSht 10 nave
a rGsC; Let mere DC no Shams- no
oack uoor BUSINESS we VIII some OF
1elosI-anu we trusG all VIII ENJOY the
uay, .hahkiut ior Ile .nous"ho p!esS-
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