The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-10-31
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Miss Sallie Holmes, of Lisbon, is Wis.
lting at Dr.. l.. S. Fuller's.
Mr., James 7. Hill, of Manila, was in
town Monda.'.
Mr.. NJ. L. Copeland, of Clinton, was
in he city Sunday.
Mr.. j. o. C., Fleming visited Green.
vile one day last week.
Messrs. Dial Gray and S. r Todd
took in the Spartanburg Carnival.
Miss Mary McCarley is teaching
school in Spartanburg county.
Mrs. Jared D. Sullivan is VISITING her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bostic in Spar
tanburg.
Misses Wright and Cannon, of New
berry, have been assisting in the ser
vices at the Christian Alliance tent.
Mr.. Arthur Hudgens' cottage in Jer-
Sey is going up rapidly and will be one
OF the handsomest residences in town =.
Mr.. Mitchell, a leading citizen of
Iumbling Shoals. was in the city Mon
day.
Mr.. H. w. Anderson visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. II. Johnson, In Spartanburg
last week.
Mrs. n. X. Aiken will spend Fair
week in Columbia and then go to
Charleston.
Messrs, John and f.. A. Hamilton have
bought the old Government lands ten
miles West of this place.
Col. and Mrs. H. Y. Simpson and
Mrs. j.. n. Wright spent Carnival week
with relatives in ~Spartanburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Smith Jr., Of
Waterloo, went up to ~Spartanburg for
the Carnival.
Mrs. j.. Wells Todd, Mrs. j. II. Sulli-
van and Miss Josie Sullivan spent a
few days in Spartanburg last week,
You may shoot tomorrow accord.
Ing to law. There is said 20 be a good
crop Of B~ob-whites.
Mr.. Homer Owens and Messrs. San
derS and Jacks are conducting an inter
esting series of services at Fountain
Inn.
Captain and Mrs. John w. Clarke
were summoned to Rutherfordton n.
e, Sunday on account of the illness of
Captain Clarke's sister.
The President fixes Nov. both for
Thanksgiving. Get your gohler ready
and your breech loader.
Messrs. John F. Bolt, Will Irby, j.
I. "A. Ballew, b. Wharton, DR.. w. II.
Dial, Co. T.B. Crews are at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Darlington, Miss
Aztle Wilson, Miss Laura lrby, Miss
Name Ferguson, DR.. and Mrs. G. C.
Albright have gone to the Fair.
Another Stock Show and a very sue
cessful one was given in the county
last week by the colored citizens of
Sullivan's township.
The Governor of Texas has acknowl-
edged a recent donation of $6.S5 sent
from Laurens to the Galveston suffer
erS.
Pressed Flowers From the Holy
Land is one of the most exquisite
things we have seen In the way of Il
book. Write to Fl. b. Greene, It's
Stevens St, Lowell, Mass, for prices.
Miss Willie Jones was taken sick at
Converse College last week and is now
80 oii' SSVl' SiiiS IlNl lllplIItI,
Mrs. w. w, Jones spent Il few days
with her in S~partanburg and brought
her home.
Joe Johnson, nominee for Congress
from this District at the request of the
National Democratic Committee is
campaigning for the party in West
Virginia.
Mr.. w. p. Hill, a good citizen, died
at his home in this city, at | a. NJ. yes
terday morning. He leaves a widow
and children. His remains were buried
at Chestnut Ridge cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Lewis Martin, q veteran Of war,
state and church, from Poplar Springs, |
on the Saluda, was in the city on Mon
day. Though 81, he is as straight as q
young poplar, and an exemplary life
gives additional days with strength.
Miss Olive Wood, one of the most
charming young ladies In the county,
was married on the evening OF the 25th
inst, to Mr.. Joseph Davis. of Brewer
ton. The ceremony took place at the
home OF the bride, Rev. j. "A. Martin, !
OF the Baptist church, officiating.
The Christian Alliance meeting drew
IL crowd OF ABOUT I'VE thousand on Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Pike, of Atlanta and
Rev. Mr.. Watson are here in addition
TO the other ministers, the services
have been of the greatest interest and
some splendid sermons have been
preached.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Leaman, of Cross Hill, will sympathize
with them in the death of their little
son Roy, Friday night. The little fellow
was seized with membraneous Group
n all was over within q few hours.
He was a bright and handsome boy
about five years of age.
The third Semi-Annual meeting of
the Southern Industrial Convention
will be held in New Orleans, Dec. 4th
proE. 1t will be q great assembly of re-
preventative Southern business men.
All Southern Editors are invited, but
the fiscal affairs Of THE ADVERTISER
will not Justify so much luxury and
leisure.
At the race track Saturday afternoon,
Mr.Will lrby's horse won in Il mile heat
Notwithstanding horses owned by Messrs.
Adair and Finney. Mr.. Barry Abrams
nag came out ahead, best two over IL
halfmile course. Mr.Jack Brown'sm mare
did not enter having no competitor to
contest the field with her.