The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-08-15
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

| Mrs. L. ID. Darlington has returned
from Glenn Springs.
| Mr.. a. b. Riley, of GrecnvilIe, wa,
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Nelson has gone to An
derson for weeks visit.
Mr.. David Mahafrey spent last week
with home.folks at Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Molony are v's.
iting relatives at Honea Path.
Miss Mary Boyce OF Cross Hill, is
visiting Miss Bess Bramleit.
Mr.. Dial Gray has gone to Hcnder-
sonville to spend Il few days.
Mr.. w. II. Washington returned on
Thursday from trip to Charlotte.
Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, of Coronaca,
is visiting Dr. and Mrs. II. X. Aiken.
Mr.. G. II, Roper was out of the city
part OF last week visiting in the county.
Gov, R. X. Scott, Of Ohio, carpet
bag Governor Of S nth Carolina, j.
dead.
Columbia entortains the States
veterans in 1901. And gracefully will
she do it.
Tho Baptist church has granted a
months vacation tC Rev j ID. Pitts,
the pastor.
Mr.. p. II. Fike. of Spartanburg, was
a welcome visitor to the city during
the past week.
Mr.. w. G.. Whitman and wife Of
Spartanburg, visited in the city the
frs OF the week.
Mr.. G. L. Harper one of the foremost
citizens Of IIonca Path, was in town
first Of the week.
Mr.. Frank Hammond, Of GrccnviIle,
was in the city during the week on a
flying business visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Harrell visited
in Columbia the past week, returning
to the city Saturday.
Miss Alma Hix, Of Grcenville, is the
CUES, OF Misses Bessie and Eugcnia
Bramlett in Jersey.
Mr.. Allister G. Holmes has returned
to the city from the State Summer
School at Rock Hill.
Mr.. w. w. Ball is visiting on Sulli-
vans Island where his family is spcnd-
ing the summer months.
Miss Ella Roland gave a delightful
entertainment in honor Of the Social
Club on Friday evening.
Mr. Jessie K. Vance a clever Lau-
rens boy and genial Knight OF the
grip, was home Sunday.
Mr.. j. B. Taylor, of Greenville, was
in the city Sunday, returning from
brief visit at Princeton.
Mr.. Jim Newton Watkins, Of Green
vile, paid short visit to his brother,
Prof Watkins this week.
Messrs. H. c. Clark and l.. a. Smith,
of Charlotte, were the guests of Mr..
w. L. Lucas the past week.
Mr.. Irby Box, formerly of this
county, now citizen OF Pacolet, was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Young Vance, of Columbia, was
in the city early part of this week
seeing his numerous friends.
Messrs. John Quincy Philips and
James Kennedy atfable young gentle
men of Clinton, were in town Monday.
There has been q period OF dull and
painful peace in the campaign crowd
since the one round bout in this city.
Mr.. Miles Bcllunc a leading rice
planter of Georgetown. Is visitor this
week at Mrs. J II. Cannon's at NarncC
Rev. B. J. Woodward conducted
very interesting revival meeting at
Rabun Greek church during the past
week.
Police Officer Frank Duvall spent
his week of vacation at Waterloo, his
home, returning to the city Monday
morning.
Mr.. Tom Leak, Of Clinton, New
York and Everywhere, was in the city
to the delight of his very many friends
last week.
Mr.. T. y. Simpson attended as
delegate the annual convention of the
Ancient order of United Workmcn, held
in Atlanta last week.
Miss Mary Badgett, formerly of
Laurens, where she has so many
friends, now Of Spartanburg, was in
the city on Monday, and heartily
greeted.
Mr.. John w. Ferguson Jr., after a
short stay at home has returned to
Walhalla, where he holds position
with the Walhalla manufacturing
Company.
Mr.. William Wells Simpson, who
has q responsible position with the G..
& w. G. railroad IN Savannah, is home
spending the week with his parents.
He is looking well.
Messrs. John A. Franks, Frank Ow-
ems, John ID. w. Watts, f. d. Bolt and
others are attending the Farmers In
stitute at Clemson. They went over
by private conveyance.
We are requested to announce that
a Lawn party will be given at the resi-
dence Of Mr. j. n. Wright, Friday
evening, August l7th Refreshments
will be sold for the benefit OF Lisbon
church.
A communication by Sheriff McCravy
touching the administration of that
Office, Is necessarily excluded, reaching
us after the article of Supervisor
Adair. We will give the Sheri1's ar
ticle next issue.
Dr.. j. j. Boozcr, the veteran and
accomplished physician OF Clinton, i'm
proven in health, dropped in on the
ADVERTISER on Monday He will 60
to one of the many sparkling Springs
and recuit during our torid waves
Miss Sara Ball went down to the