The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-09-25
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

| tcehatoF IOOuWln ana Representative g
| Nichols were on the streets Saturday.
Mr. James b. Higgins, of Youngs,
| was visitor to the city on Friday last.
Miss Willie Jones has entered the
College for Women at Columbia.
Mr.. Haskell Dial has returned to
| Woiford College.
Mr.. Gus Simmons has entered Err
skine College
Miss Pauline Anderson has returned
from visit to Spartanburg.
See all the changes in advertisements
this week.
Mrs. Smith, of Norwood, North
Carolina, is in the city visiting friends,
Mr.. W. w. Simpson, of Augusta,
was in the city yesterday.
Services will be resumed at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday.
Ernest Hun, now of Greenvillc, Wis
| listed his fathers family asst week.
Misses Mariegene and Tallulah Caine
| have gone to Converse College.
Treasurer J. II. Copeland, was in
Union last week, to see relatives.
Earle Wilson leaves on Monday for
Furman University.
Mr.. John Bale has returned to Ro-
anoke, Virginia, after visit to his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. . G. Bale.
Mrs. Jefferson Evans, Of Roanoke,
Virginia, will arrive in the city to- day,
to visit relatives.
Hon. j. B. Park, Mayor of Green
wood, was in the city on Monday, on
business and visiting friends.
Give good attention TO the advertise
ment this week of w. G. Wilson e. Co.
They have loads of new things.
Misses Meta and Jennie Sullivan,
Elizabeth Todd and Emma Hudgens
left for Converse College yesterday.
Misses Mary Bailey and Mamie Lit
tie, OF Clinton, were in the city on q
shopping trip Monday
Our town people are beginning to
appreciate the Importance of our COM
ing Fair.
Our country friends must understand
that we are going to give them royal
registering time at our coming Fair.
Deputy Clerk of Court, Oscar Babb,
has been unwell for several days, but
we are glad to report his convalescence.
DR.. and Mrs. r. f. Hughes have re-
turned from visit Of several weeks to
Northern Virginia.
Mr., Eugene Davis, most courteous
son & Co.
Mcssrs. Will Meng and Manton
t'rierson are with Davis, Roper & Co.
this Fall.
Mr.. ]. II. Wilcutt is in the city and
will probably be In business here this
winter.
Fires were in order for several days
and nights last week and the weather
touching close TO Jack Frost.
Wide-awake business peopc in
live town, Walter S. Gray Il Sons,
woodruff. Opening 3rd and 4th Octo-
her.
Misses Nell Bolt, Bessie Roland, Will
lou Gray and Margic Sullivan leave to-
day for the Methodist Female College,
Columbia.
The departure of the sweet girls and
handsome boys for college is a sad des-
olation to the community. Laurens
sends large contingent.
Mr.. Will Richey, the bright and
promising son OF Mr.. w. r. Richey,
enters the South Carolina College this
week.
Rev. w. B. Duncan by special re-
quest will repeat his sermon to young
ladies, which he delivered some months
ago, on next Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr. Duncan, of Georgetown,
preached strong sermon to largo
audience at the Methodist Church Sun
day morning.
Mrs. w. 81. Martin gave very beau
tiful tea from five to six on yesterday
afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss Nora Dilworth, of Texas.
Business has revived surprisingly in
the last few days and the square wears
an aspect markedly different from that
of three weeks ago.
Mr.. j. G. Burns of "Red Iron Rack
et, has returned from the Northern
markets. He stopped over in Wash
ington for the funeral OF President
Nick inley.
Barlow's Minstrels at tho Opera
House Friday night. "Thats alp
But buy your seats now before the
rush, Seats now on sale at Palmetto
Drug Co.
Don't miss seeing Barlow's Minstrels
at the Opera House Friday night. This
company Is one of the best on the road
and you will be sure to enjoy yourself.
Seats now on sale at Palmetto Drug
Co.
The removal of Mr.. II. A, Webb and
family to Greenwood Ind of Mrs. j. ].
Wilson ond Miss hle Wilson to CO.
lumbia early IN October, will cause the
most general regret in Laurens Both
families are identified with all that
tends to the best in the community, so.
cially and otherwise, and will be great
ly missed by hosts OF friends.
S. M. Meares, of Co. L, Hampton
Legion, was In to see us on Friday. His
home Is Merna, in this county There
are about twenty-five of his old Com
pany, the Boazman Guards, raised
around Fairview, in Greenville County.
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