The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.
The glorious Fourth is with us.


Miss Amy Nolan has returned from a
visit to FernanG'na, Florida.
agent for the laundry.
Mrs. w. N. Wright has returned
from visit to Jackson, Mississippi.
Mr.. Charlie Sullivan has charge OF
the steam laundry wagon.
Sherin &. S. McCravy, spent few
days in Greenville last week.
Mrs. j. d. Darlington, of Spartan
burg, is visiting in the city.
Rev. S. G. Todd left for Altumon<N Sd
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Miss Annie Simpson. of pcndIctoN.
is the guest of Miss Bessie Todd.
Miss Fannie Hudgens of Honca
Path, is visiting Miss Emma Hudgcns.
Mrs. Thomas Downey went up to
Browerton last week for visit to rcla-
tivcs.
Miss Elise Rowortlo of Augusta, is
the guest Of Misses Allie and Emmic
Webb.
DR.. w. D. Ferguson was called to
Mountvillc professionally last We'd
nesday.
Captain J. K. Mintcr is having his
handsome residence on Main street re-
painted.
Martha, an interesting little girl of
Mr.. and Mrs Us. Bennett, died on YES
tcrday, after short illness.
Miss Lizzie Richoy has returned
home from Greenville, where she was
the guest Of relatives.
Miss Critic DOrroh, of Marietta. is
visiting Miss Name Ferguson and
other relatives in Laurcns.
Mrs. John w. Clarke left on Monday
for Ruthcrfordton, North Carolina
whore she will spend the summer.
nj iss Jean Carson returned to Spar
tanburg on Monday, after spending
fortnight with Mrs. J. w. Clarke.
Mr.. Raymond Nolan and bride. of
Fernandina, Florida, are visiting Cap
tain and Mrs. j. Il. Nolan
Banks and other business houses are
closed in the city to-day in honor Of
the Fourth.
Misses Ella and Mallie Brown, OF
Spartanburg, are visiting their uncle,
Col. B. w. Ball
Mrs. j. D. Watts and Master Ed
ward Watts will leave in few days to
spend the summer at Ashville.
Miss Ncttio Haync, after visiting
Miss Perrin Farrow left Il few days ago
for Saluda.
Miss Perrin Farrow went to Saluda.
North Carolina, on Thursday to spend
the summer.
DR.. and Mrs E. c. Doyle left last
Tuesday for Greenvillo, after Il visit
to the family Of Mr.. w. w. Jones.
For want of Il better descriptive
phrase they call it the uprising in
China
MIR. Henry Holmes left last Thurs
day for Scwanee, after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in Laurrns.
Mr. Ernest Hun left last week for
'OughkecpSie, n. ", to take Il course
at business college dhring the sum
mcr.
Misses Bessie Todd and Martha Can
non have returned from Pcndlcton.
who're they visited the family of Major
Richard Simpson.
Miss Mary Bowen and daughter,
Miss Mary, have returned home, after
visiting relatives at Sumter and Raj
eigh.
The teachers institute was open to
visitors for an hour or so Friday mora
ing and the exercises were very much
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lucas have moved
over to Brooklyn and are occupying
the cottage recently vacated by MIR.
+. nj. Matthews.
The excursion to Charleston is for
everybody in Laurens County, not
simply for the town people. $500 for
the round trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Jones, left last
Saturday for Greenyile, to see Mrs T..
G. Doyle, who is quite sick at the
home Of Dr. G. G. Jones.
G. l.. Montjoy, formerly overscer of
opIuhlliS WIN IHc l-uuicuS COVlOil
Mills, is now filing a similar position
with the Enoree Cotton Mills
The young folks on factory hill will
have picnic at Holmes Spring this
afternoon. Mr.. Ben Roper and per-
haps other speakers will address them.
President Thomas f. Jones. of Union
Female College, Eufala, Alabama, has
been in the city for several days visit
iting his father, Mr.. j. w. Jones He
is always cordially welcomed to the
city by numbers of old friends.
Mr.. Dial Gray, the eldest son of Mr..
w. l.. Gray and one of the brightest
and most promising young men in Lau-
rcns, is in the city having recently re-
ccved his degree from Woilord Col
lcgc.
The Fourth Artillery Band, sta
toned with battalion Of regulars ont
Sullivan's Island is said to be the best
band in the United States Army. Mu-
sic every day. $500 for the round
trip.
Mai. II. y. l.owra nee, Of Columbia,
was stricken with aploplcXy ut his
home, Columbia, on the 2Sth inst and
his condition is serious. He formerly
lived in this city, where he married Il
prominent lady and served with Lau-
renS boys in the Civil War, who will
regret to learn of his illness.
Mr.. j. T, johnson and children OF
Spartanburg, arrived in the city last