The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-08-21
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

JdlDS.
DR.. j. M. Owens, OF Cross Hill, was
in the city Thursday.
"First bales" are reaching the cot
ton centres OF Alabama and Georgia.
Miss Caro- Adams left last Friday for
Saluda, n. G.
Mrs. j o. G.. Fleming returned ON
Saturday from Glenn Springs.
Miss I;osalie Burton is visiting rcla-
tiycs in Newbcrry.
The Express Office has moved into
new quarters farther up Main Street
Mrs. S. f. Vance, of Clinton, wa, in
the city visiting relatives recently.
| Mrs. Lizzie Mckay, of Columbia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bowen.
Mrs. Virginia Miller is visiting in
Abbcvillc county.
Mr. w. R. Richcy visited Columbia
last week
MIR. j. L. Minter, of Sedalia, spent
Sunday in the city
DR.; B; f. Posoy spent last week in
Charlotte.
Mr.. Alex Long spent Sunday in
Ashvillc.
Mr.. w. a. McClintock, Of Ora, was
in the city Monday,
MIR. J. f.. Burnside, of GrecnviIlc,
was in the city Monday.
IVo had NJ, Va, Do,a,,. wv
terloo, around yesterday
DR.. F. Nj. Settler and MIR. James
Dung represented Jacks on yesterday.
Mr.. II. Terry leaves to-day for the
Northern markets.
Capt. Frank Evans, OF Spartanbnrg.
was in the city on Saturday.
Mr.. Luther Roper, of Davis, ROPER
" Co., Is on visit to Spartanburg.
Miss Louise Richcy is home again,
alter pleasant stay at Chick Springs
Miss Emmie Meng is visiting rela-
tlves near Chestnut Ridge.
W. Cooper, Esq, of the Rabuns,
was IN the city yesterday.
Tully Babb, of Sullivan, was greeted
yesterday by many friends.
The melon wagon is still drawing
card on the square.
Mr.. i. B. Bailey, of the Ridge, and
bread and meat farmer, was in the
city yesterday
Mr.. n. S. Owings, OF Owing's Station.
and veteran, was on the Square yes
terday.
Miss Alma Shell has been with
friends at Mountvillc for the past ten
days.
The Summer School over, Professor
d. d. Wallace has returned to Spar
tanburg.
Mrs. j. II. johnson is at the resi-
dcnce OF her father, Mr.. II. w. Andcr-
son.
Johnny Dillard, OF Augusta, thor
oughpaced Laurcns boy, is visiting the
family of his father.
Mrs. j. D. Adams and children will
return tomorrow from visit to rcla-
tives in Grernvillc.
MIR pcrrin Minter and Mr.. w. w.
simpson, of Augusta, leave for Denver
tomorrow.
MIR. X. G. Wallace, OF Dials, sold 10
naIes OF cotton yesterday (0ld lssuc) in
The city. Eight cents.
Magistrate Goodman and Robert
Nance, of Cross Hill graced the city
yesterday.
Mr. G. NJ Clark has accepted po-
sition as telegraph operator at George
town.
MIR w. w. Bail, of jacksonville.
tla., Is on visit to his father, Col B.
w. Ball, ana family.
Mrs. T. e. Todd aud children return
Ell ON Saturday from a visit to New
berry.
Mrs. John G. Davis, of Clinton, and
Col. j. Wash Watts were in the city on
saturday.
occn spending some time at the Harris
Litha.
Mrs. "A. T. Maloney has returned
from visit to relatives at Honea
Pa3h.
Mr.. II, NJ Burdlne spent few days
in the North Carolina mountains last
week.
Farmers returned from Clemson cX-
press themselves as delighted with
| their visit.
Mr.. Allen McCarley, OF Greenvillc,
| is visiting Dr.. McCaricys family in
this city.
Rev. w. l.. Culbertson, of Cuthbcrt,
Georgia, was in the city last Monday
on his way to EXON to visit relatives
Mr.. Marvin Franks, member Of the
Clemson band, returned to Clemson FOR
the Institute
Mrs. A. NJ. Moselcy, Of Spartanburg,
was the guest Of relatives in the city
last week.
Messrs NJ u. Simpson and Ed Daven.
port, OF Cross Hill were in the city
Wednesday last.
Messrs Carroll Miller and Sam Todd
are doing the Buffalo Exposition and
other points in the North.
Miss Julia irby, after q pleasant
| visit to her mother and family in this