The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-03
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RErEyy
EVENTS.
MIR. 7. G. Matls IL IN 1hn ~.

' " VOL w D~tuf(auDuru.
Mr.; Watts Davis, of Clinton, was in
The city Friday.
Mrs. j. II. Little visited rcIati VOC ot
Clinton last week.
ADVERTISE in TIE ADVERTISER. It's
SeC''hS new subscribers every day.
Col. }, D. NJ. SHAY visited Columbia
during last week.
Mrs. Wilson, of Yorkvillc, is the
guest OF Mrs. Alex Long.
Col. J.H. Wharton was in the citv
Monday.
Mrs, G. w. l.. league, of Waterloo.
spent last Wednesday IN the city.
Atlanta Journal AMI ADVERTISER
now $l.75.
Dr.; Settler, of Whitmircs, was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. NJ. n, Simpson, Of Cross Hill,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Willie Gl!kerson has taken
charge of the up-towA express Office.
Mrs; Josephine Watts returns this
week from Kinards, where she has
oeeh visiting for several weeks.
The foot bridge over Little River.
North Harper Street, was washed
away last week.
n Liberty Springs church, Cross
iilll, has extended a call to Rev. Mr..
Sadler, OF Williamsburg county.
Mr.. r. G. Davis, one of the promi-
nent gentlemen in the county visited
the city s~alesday.
Mr.. Crank Hammond, a leading bust
ness man of Greenville, was in the city
Friday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Clarke spent several DAYS
last week with relatives at Simpson
Vile.
Mr.. j. II. Davis and Mrs. Philips, of
linton, were in the city last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. w. Il. Garrett, the successful
Young artist, has returned from IL tour
OF the State of Florida.
At the cotton mill store the Opening
comes oil to-day. 1T will be Il beautiful
millinery show.
Cadet Marvin Franks, of Clemson,
has been ut home for Il short visit to
his parents.
Complaint Is made that the peach
crop was considerably hurt by the Sc
we're frost Of two weeks ago.
Miss Ida Adams after Il visit to MIR.
and Mrs. J. d. Adams has returned to
pelHer.
Captain J. r. Switzcr, of Gray Court,
was in the city Monday, warmly
greeted by his many friends.
EN-ltcprescntative DR.. John II.
Smith, Of Mt. ~Galiagherr. was in the
city Monday.
The Semi-Weekly Atlanta Journal
has gone up in rates. 1t can now be had
with THE ADVERTISER for 8 10.
All the crossings on Hampton street
are in a bad way from the rains, two of
them washed away.
We understand that board at Con-
verse College during the State Teach
ers' Summer School will be fourteen
dollars a month.
Our new city authorities showed
commendable activity in repairing
promptly the damage done by the
downpour of last week.
a great rain is falliLG as we make
up Il paper and the streams are
already Overlooking. UnquestiOnably
much damage will follow.
The opera house has been leased for
two years to Carroll NJ. Miller, an en-
terprlsing young business man VINO
will doubtless secure good theatrical
attractions for next winter.
On account Merry Makers Week,
April % to 81, the c.. 81 w. G. road will
sell round trip tickets to Augusta for
one fare. Great opportunity for a de-
lightful time.
MIR. A. II. Dagnall, a member of the
Anderson bar, and formerly of this
city, was in town last week on pro-
iessional business, receiving a cordial
welcome from his old friends.
Mr.. w. p. Thomson, lately with
the LaurenS cotton mill store, has ac-
ceptcd a position at Darlington. Mr..
Ihomason and his charming wife will
be greatly missed in Laurens.
Mrs: Harry Link, of North Carolina,
NEE Miss Louise Hampton, is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. Luther McCord and is
cordially welcomed back to the city by
her old friends.
DR.. a.. j. C~hristopher's patients are
during his absence i'm New York in
the hands OF DR.. II. G. Christopher,
VINO Is giving them the very best of at
tention.
The skating carnival Friday night is
eagerly looked forward to and some
very fetching costumes are being made
for it.. Beautiful prizes will be given
To those who excel in tho art and a
vcIy delightful evening is Anticipated,
Managing Editor Of the Augusta
Chronicle, NJ. II, Walsh, r~etireS and
Mr. John Il. Burke takes his position.
u is IL most admirable newspaper and
popular in n large territory OF South
Carolina which it reaches daily.
The State C~OnNention Of Kings
Daughters viii meet here on the 18th
OF April. The local chapter OF Kings
Daughters is making elaborate pre-
parations for their reception and en-
tcrtainmcnt.
Veteran III. =. Blakely, who left a leg
AT gettysburg, ana is an expert on
lrult, was in to sec us last week. 1t will