The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-11-21
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.
Cotton yesterday 90.

In the city Monday.
Miss Leize Holmes has returned fron
a visit to Saluda and Walhalla.
Mr.. Frank Hammond, of Greenville
was on the streets Thursday.
Col. j. Wash Watts, OF Mountyille
was in the city on Saturday.
Capt. j. w. Lanford, OF Lanford, Wis
tied the city on Saturday.
Miss Claudia Irby has returned from
a visit to Clinton.
DR.. G. p. Osteen, of Sumter, was ir
the city last week.
Miss Archie Bozeman, of Ninety.
SIX, is visiting Mrs. G. M. Clarke.
Mr.. Startling G~raydon, of Gray Court,
was in the city Thursday.
DR.. F. A. Williams has returned from
Greenyille.
The potato crops in the county, farm
ers report are exceptionally fine.
Mr.. A, A. Darlington, of Alma, Yves
in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Leaman and Miss Mary Boyce,
OF Gross Hill, spent Friday in the city.
Miss Bessie Sitgreaves, Of Bristol
Tennessee, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Martin, on Upper Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c.. Featherstone Wis
tied Col. Featherstone OF Anderson
last week.
Mn M NJ f,Ia, IN lNnJi,r lnrta
from Ioung's, was in the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. h. b. Pinson, a prominent citi-
zen of Gross Hill, was II the city Sat
urday.
Misses Azilc Wilson and Willou
Boyd have returned from q visit to
Mrs. William Banks, OF Columbia.
Mr.. John Miller, a popular statesmen
at Wilkes Brothers, spent Sunday
with his parents at Cross Hill,
Rev. w. S. Holmes will attend the
meeting of the Greenville C~onvocation
at Union this week.
Rev. L. |. Echols and wife, of Ken
lucky, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. O..
g. Fleming.
THE ADVERTISER is very anxious for
Il good correspondent at the hustling
town OF M%ountville.
Mr.. Charles w. Taylor, q popular
young business man, spent Sunday in
Greenville.
Mr.. j. a. Kennedy asks us to say
that he has a son under21 years of age,
and nn11tInnc hio ,D,rhl>A,c " o~..o
their efforts to hire him.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Of Christ Church,
Greenville, will preach in the Episco-
pal church here on Sunday, morning
and afternoon.
Ex-senator j.. l.. NJ. Irby has been
confined to his home with illness for
several days, but his friends hope to
see him soon at his usual desk.
Mr.. Cox has arrived in the city with
his bride from High Point, N. G.. Mr..
Cox holds the position Of master me-
chanlc at the Furniture Factory.
Presiding Elder Meadows preached
an able sermon to a large congregation
at the Methodist church on Sunday
morning.
Miss Louie Leaman has returned
to her home at Gross Hill after q visit
to Jacksonville, Florida. and Albany,
Georgia.
Messrs. j. c.. Mcdaniel and G.. =.
Smith went as managers to Columbia
to carry the Federal and State election
returns, respectively.
0uar ~ 49, ,,ollo, I'LL 81 1D,Le nc
though the wheat crop was a great
success. Wagons come and go con-
stantly and 1t is q busy time.
Commissioners and Managers OF the
Federal Election can get their pay by
calling on Commissioner G.. p. Smith
at h Cotton Mill Store.
An immense amount Of cotton has
gone to the Laurens Cotton Mill with
In the last two weeks and the mill has
been liberal in its bids.
Things were lively in town Saturday.
The merchants had q big day. Read
THE ADVERTISER and find out where
to get your good things for Thanks
giving and Christmas.
Misses Lucille and Mamie May
| NiiBhV iCafS III " low udJS lOI DIuuCu
vile to be present at the marriage
Of their brother, Mr.. Perry Wright,
and Miss Dukes.
Messrs. F.. b., Willcutt and b. A.
Anderson, prominent gentlemen of
Waterloo, ana among the st~aunchest
citizens of the county, were in the
city Thursday.
Mrs. r. j. Bland, of Sumter, is visit
ing this city, her old home, and is the
guest of Mrs. e. H. Wilkes. AS Miss
jamie Poole she was a social favorite
here and her many old friends are
charmed to see her again.
The death of Mrs. 9. G.. Cotton, OF
Columbia, is announced. She was Miss
Carrie Golding, reared near Mount
vile, and the daughter of the late DR..
f. G. Golding, She has relatives at
Mountville and Cross Hill.
The business men of the city will un-
animously close on Thanksgiving fol
the benefit of their employees. Dr.. Al
bright was kind enough to take the
lead in the matter.
Mr.. ID. H.. Counts, a prominent bust
ness man of Bamberg, has been in tow
for the last few days. Mr.. Counts is ar
ranging to move to Laurens and to OBJ
/, en- out a livery business on a larg
scale.