The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-06-06
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

ing relatives in the city.
Miss Mamie Miller, of Spartanburg,
Is visiting Mrs. }. NJ, Phipot.
BE sure and see Mr.. Crisp's adver-
tlSemEnt. 1t will pay you.
DR.. and Mrs, r. f. Hughes will 20
10 AShevillc for Il few days this week.
| Miss Minnie Dukes, of Orangeubrg,
Is the guest of Miss Lucille Wright.
Solicitor Sease is candidate for re-
election. this circuit, and we have
heard OF no opposition.
u. Walt Whitman has filed his
pledge, paid his installment, and will
make the race for Governor.
Mills Balcntine, young son of Mr..
~. f, Balcntinc, who has been quite
SICK with fever is improving.
Miss Katherine Jones has returned
from Eutala, Alabama, where she has
been attending school.
Mrs. T. @. Lucas and Miss Emmic
Meng nave gone to Spartanhurg to at
tend Woford College Commencement.
Salesday was abnormaly duh and
thc attendance small, nothing but the
coming great Stock Show Of interest.
Our lolkS are busy on the farms.
Col. Crews reached homo on MOnday.
the last OF the Iaurcns delegation 10
Louisville. He speaks in raDturcs OF
Kentucky hospitality.
The Laurcns Telephone Co. is Il we'll
doing Co, but it gives Il most admira-
bic service to its patrons ut most rca-
Sonablc rates.
Mr.. Jno. n. Wright, ot Lisbon. was
IN the city last week and every man
woman and child was year Younger
by his visit.
Tho State Convention Of the Kings
Daughters which met in Darlington
last week will hold its next annual scs-
sion i'm Laurens.
Veteran, Y. J. Moore. formerly of our
own Raibon hills. now of Grccnvillc,
came in on us yesterday, renewed old
acquaintance, and left his address for
The ADVERTISER.
Mrs. Claude Fuller entertained tho
whist club last evening and in spite of
inc lnclement weather anumbcr of Mrs.
Fullcr's friends wcrc present and
greatly enjoyed the occasion.
Misses Louise Richcy, Maricycnc
and Lillette Cainc, Emma lIudwcns and
Meta Sullivan, bright and charming
Converse College girls, arrived ut home
for the summer ON yesterday.
Misses Mary Simpson and Nannic May
ri I,r1nt 4 ,n Il. 81: /
legc. Miss Wright has completed her
college course and brings with her two
diplomas.
Col. Wharton and Mir. Casper Smith
were in the city on yesterday. They
report the wheat crop at Waterloo as
more than good and Col. Wharton. who
has seen much Of the Piedmont sec
tion, reports the same for the entire
region,
Mr.. 4. l.. Bcdenbaugh, formerly Of
Newhcrry, is in charge Of THE ADVER-
TISER job department Mr.. Bedcn-
baugh will give good work promptly
and Will meet prices. 1t will ray YOU
to have good work done and for such
send your business to THE ADVERTISER
Office.
NapU "A. w. league, OF Chestnut
Ridge, the last survivor in this county
OF the Mexican War is quite sick and
his friends are concerned for him. We
hope for his early convalesccncc.
Another veteran, Mr.. Tolaycr Rob
ertson, now OF Gray Court, but an old
citizen of Laurens and still cherished
as one Of us, is unwell at this writing
and his many friends hope for his early
recovery.
Observe in another column the adj
vcrtiscmcnt of the Harris Lilhia
Springs. Read the certificates from
two of the best known and mos, accom-
plishcd physicians in the South, men OF
national reputation. The hotel this
year will be managed by Mr.. Harris,
the proprietor and all his guests will
find that many improvements have
been made. Harris Lithia Springs is Il
great place for Il summer vacation not
for the sick only.
On July the fourth the day that
Bryan will be rcnominatcd. there will
be II grand barbecue 1T Harris Lithia
Springs. Proprietor Harris has invited
all the candidates "and the woods will
be full' of them. There will be scores
of speeches from our great men. Every
body should go, that is, everybody that
knows how to have good time. Mr..
Harris will make it pleasant.
Death of an Old Citizen,