The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-08-08
FACTS Personal
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.
Mr.. T. G. Watts is in town.


vile this week.
Miss Vaughn Grl,ton spent Carnival
week in Clinton.
MIR NJ. II. Burdine, of Gray Court, was
| in the city Saturday.
Miss Claudia Crews visited Clinton
during the Carnival
MIR. b. G. Crisp visited Greenwood
during the Reunion
Mr.. Brooks Sullivan is c'erking at
the Palmetto Drug Co.
Mr.. w. l.. Taylor and family spent
last week at Princeton.
Miss Cora Adams is visiting relatives
at Milledgeville, Georgia,
MIR, Jesse Vance, a popular travelling
man, was in town yesterday.
Miss Louise Meredith went to Harris
Lithta Springs on yesterday.
Mrs j. w. Callahan, CT Piedmont, is
visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Hampton
Miss Emma Hudgens went over to
Greenwood for the Reunion.
MIR. James Drummond, prominent
farmer, was In the city Monday.
Misses Lila and Edith O'Deu arc
visiting relatives at Whitmire's.
Miss May Blackwell. OF Due West,
is visiting at Mr.. J. "A. Austin's
Miss Agnes Scruggs, of Grcenvillc, is
in the city the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. Harris and children Of Texas,
are visiting at DR.. b. E. Martins.
Miss Eugenia Bramlett has returned
from visit to fricEds at Cross liill.
Mr.. Walter Riddle, of Friend hip, is
employed at the Furniture Fac Dry.
Miss Bessie Bynum has returned to
Columbia after Il visit to friends here
Mrs. Frank Hammond, OF Columbia,
Is visiting at Mr.. j NJ. lIampton's.
MIR. and Mrs. Wade Godfrey have re-
turned from visit to Owings Station.
Mrs. Eloise Shell will leave ina few
days to visit relatives near M0untville.
MIR. Laurens Dorroh and Mr.. Peden,
OF Gray Court, were in the city Satur-
day.
Miss Zaline Sullivan has been the
guest OF Mrs. II. f.. Gray tor several
days.
Mrs. Lee Langston and Miss Florric
Langston left last week for visit to
Ashvlllr.
Mrs. II. Terry and Mr.. Nathan
Richardson left on Monday for North
Carolina.
Miss Lizzie Grit,in. OF Newberry, is
visi ing Mrs. j. A. Barksdale Jr on
Main street.
Misses Sarah and Millic Callahan Of
Piedmont are visiting their aunt Mrs.
j. NJ. Hampton.
Miss DOME Adams, Of Hampton, Ga,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
ADAMS last week.
Mr.. John f. Kern is with the Ben
Della Pharmacy, where he will be
glad TO see his friends.
Rev. j. b. Hood, OF the \. K. II.
church, will preach in the Academy al
Clinton, at ] | a. NJ. Sunday.
Miss Belle Skinner, Of Georgetown,
is visiting Miss Martha Cannon at her
charming home near Narnic>
Mr.. William B. Bcat,ic. a prominent
business man OF Union, was the guest
OF Mayor Richey on Monday.
Mr.. y. G. Owings one of the wheel
horses OF the Laurens Democracy, was
IN the city for the campaign meeting.
Misses Katherine and Elizabeth
Bean, of Clinton, were in Laurcns
Friday on their way to Glarksville
Georgia.
Mrr. N. Il. Dial gave reception at
her elegant home on Main ssrCet from
six to seven Friday Afternoon, which
war very charming affair.
Misses Fannie and Onnic Langston
left yesterday for Laurens, where they
will spend several days with friends
and relatives. go Grcenvillc News.
Misses Fronde Kennedy and Annie
Bird D.'vis, two ch rming young ladies
of Clinton, were the guess last week
of Misses Mary ard Wiilou Eoyd.
A party from LEU ems went to Har-
ris lithia last evening Jo take in the
fancy dress ball, one Of the swellest
affairs given at the hotel this summer,
The Covcnantcr's Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian church sold ice
cream on the graded school lawn on
"nS S'N'''bS all" hcIlGV EcaL
sum.
DIR. j. :. Woln sent to THE ADvER-
TIsER office last week a splendid speci-
men Of fully matured corn. The ear is
about ten inches in length, the grain
is perfectly hard and in every way the
ear is entirely ripe.
Some OF the boys OF tho Presbvtcr-
ian church have organized the Coven-
an'er'S Band, missionary society
with the following officers: President,
Tom Ray, vice-presidcnt, Knox Simp-
son, secretary, Mac Irby, treasurer,
| Edward Hart.
Mr. Il. II. McMaster IS candidate
| for the house in Charleston THE AD-
VERTISER may be regarded as a Me-
Master organ for this campaign. We
| can imagine no possible contingency
| in which the people of Charleston would
fnil to elect so exceptionally good and
| able young man rs Nr. cA!aStcr.
Misses Willough and Mary Bowl on
tcrtained the Social Club with n
| "Tackey Party ON FRIDAY evening
which proved most delightful affair.
Misses Kennedy and Davis, of Clinton,
were the guests of the Misses Boyd for
| the occasion and the Club members
were out in force Miss FrOndc Ken
ncdy carried off the ladies prize and
| Mr.. MantOn FricrSOn the rCntlpmpn,s