The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-09-04

sissippi or visit to relatives.
Mr.. 7. S. Lamotte will act as assist
ant clerk OF the State Fair Association.
Miss Lila Johnson, of Ncwberry, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. II. e. Todd.
Miss Bette Watts and Miss Sara
Ball have gone to Glenn Springs.
! Miss Deborah Hunter, of Spartan
burg, is visiting in Laurers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Simkins and chill
dren have returned to Edgeneld
Hon. j. L johnson spent Monday
night in the city.
Miss Pauline Anderson is visiting
Mrs j. II. johnson in Spartanburg.
The revival services at the tent were
to close last night.
Mr.. D. II. Counts and family will oc-
cupy Mrs. j. j. Wilson's residence on
lrby Hill after the first of October.
Mrs. G. d. Bobo and Mrs. IL. Terry
nave gone to the Pan American Expo
stion.
Mrs. James McCurdy and Mrs. Cor
ley left on Monday for visit to At
lanta.
The Misses McCook, Of Gainesville.
Florida, are with their mother, Mrs.
w. L. Garrett.
Miss Carrie Knight, of Brewcrton,
was the guest Of relatives in the city
| last week.
The ADVERTISER wants cores
| pondent at Clinton who will send in
letter every week.
New Books are the cheapest things
| you ever heard Of at the Palmetto
Drug Company.
The business season is looking up.
| Look in THE ADVERTISER and find out
where to buy your Autumn outfit.
Hon, w. a. McClintock, ex-Repre-
sentative from this county, was in the
city on Friday last.
MIR. NJ Herndon Moore has been
elected Assistant Law Professor in the
South Carolina University
Mrs. Willie Anderson has returned
from visit to relatives in West Vir-
ginia.
Miss Annie Jameson, OF Newberry,
was the guest of Mrs. f. III. Wilkes
last week.
Miss Floride Barron, of Columbia,
was the guest OF friends in the city
| last week.
Miss Bessie Kerrison, of Charleston,
| is at Mrs. G. Nj. Clarke's on Main
| Street.
Rev. f. G. Rice will preach in Wa
| terloo tonight, Wednesday, at p. m.
| A II are cordially invited to attend
Messrs l.. w. and S. M. Simkins went
up to Greenville the 28th for the politi-
cal powwow.
| Miss Rosa Simkins returned home
| on Saturday, after a visit OF several
weeks to Miss Virginia Simkins.
Mr.. Perrin Minter and bride and
| Miss Josephine Mintor are expected to
arrive from Denver in few days.
Mrs. S. G. Simmons, who has been
| spending the Summer with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. S. l.. Saxon has returned to
her home in Charleston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Adams left for
Baltimore and New York on Saturday
TO buy their Winter stock OF dress
| goods and millinery.
| Numbers OF our country friends were
detained in the city Saturday night,
the creek being too turbelent to be
forded after the rain.
Miss Mary Wells and Willie Wells
have returned to Greenville after visit
ing Mrs. B. G. Crisp and other rela-
! tives in the city.
The crowds at the tent services on
Sunday were immense. The greatest
interest has been manifested in the
| services.
Mr.. r.. Brooks Goodgion, one OF the
an old Laurens boy, made US a pleasant
call. He is visiting the Hon. G. G.
| Featherstone In the city.
Miss Flora Adams, charming Green
| Vile girl, returned home on Saturday
| after pleasant visit to Mrs. George
McCravy and other relatives in the
city.
THE ADVERTISER b, d a much appre-
ciated visit from Rev. Mr.. Rice on
Monday last He will be at Beaverdam
on Sabbath next-One of his old
charges.
Mr.. j. w. Henderson, recently dep
uty of Sheriff Duckett, may be found
for the season with Mr.. II. N. Barks-
dale, where he will be glad to welcome
| and wait on his friends.
Our handsome Young friend Ander-
son Ferguson who was with the "Fair"
last season, was in the city on Satur-
day. lie will bp with one OF the popu.
lar business houses this Winter, we
hope.
Messrs. ID. A. Davis and w. Fl. An
dcrson have returned from New York
with the handsomest line of dress goods,
coats suits, ETC., that even the progress
siYe firm OF Davis 81 Roper have ever
handled here.
Mr.. Claude Fuller was quite sick at
Glenn Springs last week, but has re.
turned home much better. Mrs. Fuller
was summoned by telegram on Friday
and joined him at Glehn's for a day or
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