The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-10-16
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

| MISS ttOS8 Fuller was the guest oil
her sister, Mrs. j. III. league last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette league, OF
Waterloo, were In the city Thursday.
Mr.. w. M. Miller, of Cross Hill, was
in the city Thursday.
Hon. Cole L. Blease, of Newberry,
is attending the Court professionally.
DIR. John r. Smith, was in the city
on Monday.
See Thelma tomorrow night at Opera
House.
Mrs. Emma Richardson is visiting
Mrs. j. L. johnson in Spartanburg.
bliss Floride Barron, of Columbia,
was the guest last week OF Miss Lii
Caine.
Fleming Brothers are opening out
their stock of jewelry. Call at their
store.
The Fair has crowded out much in
more space hereafter.
The Messrs Hicks, of Tennessee, who
have important business interests here,
are In the city for the Winter.
Jack Frost observed yesterday MORN
ing-but not sufficient to 20 serious
harm to vegetation.
An informal, but delightful dance
was given at Mr.. l.. w. Simkins, last
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Miller, of Whitmire's, was
the guest Of friends in the city last
week.
Mrs. Alice Bramlett was guest at
the Leake-Moody wedding at Clinton
last Wednesday.
On the morning after the circus the
small sinners paid the big sum of 800
in the city till. IT is the usual way.
M. 81. Fowler handles Bransford's
flour. All the brands. It's the purest
on the market. Try it,
Mrs. M. f. Ause of Greenville, and
Mrs. Il. F. Smith, of Easley, are the
guests Of Mrs. It. p. MCGOWAN.
DIR. 81. G. Todd, successful young
dentist and prominent citizen Of Clin-
ton, has moved to Columbia.
Be sure to read the ad OF the Pal
metto Drug Company this week. You
may win the trip to the Exposition
they are offering.
See the bargains offered by w. s.
Gray & Sons. Everything from MILL
merry to farm Implements. Their big
supply store is wonderful.
Misses Lucia Martin. May Putnam,
Belle Wharton and Pearle Sullivan,
four charming young ladies of Laurens,
have entered the Greenville Female
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. billiard are in Au-
gusta visiting their son, Mr.. John Dill.
lard a successful young business man,
and taking in the gsyeties Of Merry
Makers Weeks
w. S. Gray & Sons will be glad to
sec all their friends during the Wood
ruff Fair, Oct. 17th and 18th. Their
store is a big Fair in itself. See it be-
fore you leave Woodruffs.
W. B. Notfz and w. P. Turner left
for Augusta Medical College Monday.
They are both bright yonng men and
have the best wishes Of the town.
Cross Hill correspondent to Greenwood
Index.
Miss Eva MarGin, of Cross Hill, Miss
Hattie Mccullough, of Princeton, Miss
Ida Sloan, OF Laurens, Miss Euphemia
Thompson and Miss Maggie Haddon,
OF Ora, have entered the Due West
Female College.
Mrs. w. L. Boyd and Mrs. Robert
Adams are delegates to the Woman's
Missionary Union, OF Enoree Presby-
uni W
Springs Church, Cross Hill, this week.
Mcssrs M: S. Bailey & Son, of Clin-
ton, are putting handsome front to
their building in this city, on the con-
ner OF Maine and Harper Streets, op-
posite the Robertson Hotel.
In the ad of w. 8. Gray & Sons last
week the dates of the Woodruff Fair
should have read 17th and 18th, instead
OF 18th and 19:h. See their aa this
week.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Ophelia Moore, daughter of Mrs.
Lena e. Moore, to Mr.. John Clinton
Shell, of this city, at the home of the
young lady's mother, Landlord, on the
Both instant.
On the oath at the Cotton Mill Hall
will be given an illustrated lecture on
the Passion Play. 1t will be ode of the
most interesting attractions of the en-
tire Winter. Buy your tickets. They
are only 15 cents.
Mrs. r. B. Bell gave beautiful re.
ception on Saturday afternoon at Belle
meade, her charming country home, in
honor OF Mrs. Ansel, OF Greenville, and
Mrs. Smith, of Easley. In the receiving
party were Miss Foucher, Miss Ida Ful-
Ter and Mrs. w. d. Byrd.
Tickets for the lecture on the Passion
Play only Is cents. Reserved seats %
cents. On sale at the Factory Store
and Palmetto Drug Company. The
best and cheapest attraction OF the sea-
! son. October Oath. 1t has the highest
recommendations
The marriage OF Miss Laura Irby and
| Mr.. II. Fleming Jones Is announced to
| take place at the First Baptist Church
on the evening of the twenty-third.
DIR. and Mrs. William Claudius Irby :,
have issued cards to a reception In
honor Of the bridal party, to follow
the ceremony at the church. The con-
tracing parties are very prominent
socially and the wedding will be the
most brilliant event of the Winter.
On Thursday evening Oct. 18th Mr..
Alden Benedict will present at the
city Opera House Mr.. Chas. w. Chase's