The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-09-12
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Mr.. II. j. Haynsworth, ofGrconville,
was in the city Wednesday.
DR.. Blakeley, of Ora, visited us on
| Monday.
Mr.. ID, A. Davis has returned from
the North.
Col. B. w. Ball and Miss Sara Ball
leave tomorrow for Glenn Springs.
Mr.. Leland Kennedy has returned
from visit to Clemson
Bryan's prospects arc improving
daily.
Tylersville was represented on Mon
day in the person of Mr.. j. S. Craig.
Particular attention is called to adj
vertisemcnts Of Mr.. y. Huf.
The article entitled "Ifight Living"
contributed by lady will appear next
week.
Cotton brought on Monday 81. A
very fine sample would have brought
the good round figure OF 10.
One or two large enterprises will be
undertaken in Laurens this fall de-
tails OF which will be announced later.
Mrs. M. Adams will bring back a
trimmer with her from New York to
assist in her millinery establishment.
Miss Laura Irby has returned home
from Alabama, where she spent the
summer with friends.
Miss Josephine Minter has returned
from visit of several weeks to Ash
ville
Mossrs. j. T.. and T.. u. Minter are in
the North buying an extensive line of
winter goods.
DR.. Jesse league, prominent young
physician, was in the city on Friday
from Mountville.
DR.. p. B. Connor and family have re-
turned to the city after summer out
| ing of several weeks.
The business year at the South is un-
derstoOd to commence September lst.
The cotton year closes August 3lst.
DR.. John II. Smith, of Brewerton,
brought gladness to the hearts of his
many friends on Saturday last.
Rev S. c. Todd and bride arrived in
the city last Thursday to visit rcla-
| tivcs and friends.
Mrs, l.. r. Meares and children re
turned to Florence on Thursday after
spending the summer in the city.
Mr.. SIN Wilkes has returned from
trip to the North and Mrs. Wilkes from
visit to relatives in Spartanburg.
Frank and Charley Webb will be
among the Laurens boys entering
Clemson this fall.
Miss Lila Hart returned on Thurs
| day from delightful visit to Pied
mont and Greenvillc.
Rev. S. C. Todd is conducting SER
vices at the opera house, beginning on
yesterday. The services will close to-
day.
Watch THE ADVERTISERS columns
closely and you will know where to go
to get the best and incest things for
the least money.
The pigtail puzzle is still on. The
Western Powers have diverse interests
and accord is not probable in arriving
at policy.
Col. and Mrs. J., G. Williams have
returned to their home at Cross Hill,
after spending a month travelling in
the Eastern States.
Miss BERTHE Jackson arrived in the
city on Saturday from New York and
will take charge of Mr.. O. B. Sim
mons millinery department as usual.
Miss Meta Sullivan entertained the
Social Club with quotation party on
Thursday evening. The entertain
ment was one of the most delightful
given the Club this summer.
a commission for Knitting Mill has
been issued to Newberry corporators,
the capital $4,000. Why didn't our
wide-awake Laurens boys think of this
good thing?
Mr.. G. M. Clarke has accepted per-
manent and responsible position in Il
Savannah railroad office. Mr. Clarke's
friends regret to see him leave Lau-
renS.
The many friends of Mrs DR.. Irby
Dunklin, of this city, will be pleased to
learn. that this good lady whose illness
'''p 'SSi pioVi p1lSu, Nv w Dc
on the road to an early recovery.
Rev. Walter Cottings, returned
missionary to Africa, delivered most
interesting talk on mission work in
the African field at the Baptist church
on Sunday eveeing.
Mr.. A. j. Sitgreaves left on Monday
| for Greenville to accept a position with
| a large dry goods firm Of that city. Mr..
| Sitgreaves was one of the most popular
young men in the city and his de-
| parture is generally regretted.
The storm reported during last week
in Florida excited apprehension on our
coast, but it took an inland turn to-
wards the Mississippi valley. We may
expect the equinoctial rains at any
time now and they rarely miss.
| Watch THE ADVERTISER and YOU
will find week after week the news
collected from every nook and corner
of the State-the signs of progress and
advancement and everything that is 90
ing forward to hint-progress and the
way of prosperity for our people.
Mr.. w. j. Cathcart has resigned the
Office of Sheriff of Richland and will
enter into business. He has long held
the Office and was a most popular and
efficient official Mr.. Cathcart at one