The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Parks visited
relatives in Grecnvillc last week.
Rev. Robert Adams left to attend
~Presbytery at Lockhart on yesterday.
Miss Laney returned yesterday from
Il visit to relatives in Augusta.
Mrs. w. II. Garrett is visiting her
son, MIR. G. w. Garrett, of Greenwood.
Miss Rosa Hart, of Cokesbury, is Wis
Ting Mrs. w. II. R!chcy.
Mrs. Fuller, of Mountville, was the
guest this week Of Mrs. j. II. league.
Mr.. w. w. Wallace, of Young's,
was a visitor to the city Monday.
Mr.. r.. c. Burnett, of Cross Anchor,
across the Enoree, was among his
friends in the city Monday.
Mr.. A. j. Martin of Young's, made
a pleasant visit to TIE ADVERTISER
on Monday.
Mrs Lafayette league and Eda Fay
league, of Waterloo, we're in the city
on yesterday.
Camp Darlington has received u
~ 4 VI II lllJlOll
10 the Re-un on at Columbia.
Miss Belle Craig, Of Ora, was the
guest of Miss Josie Minter Monday
evening, attending the concert.
The stores were closed in the city
on yesterday morning during the hour
of service at the methodist church.
DR.. j. J.. Boozer, Of Clinton, was in
the city or Thursday visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Little.
Youngs' had for representatives in
the city Monday, Messrs. Fountain
Martin and w. II. Harris.
The revival services continue at tho
Methodist church. Great interest in
them is being shown.
Mrs. Mason Langston and children
arrived In the city Il few days q from
Spartanburg
Rev. N. j. Holmes, President OF the
Christian n Missionary Alliance, is
now pursuing his labors in Florida.
Mrs. w. e, Lucas and Mrs. Epperson
spent the latter part of last week in
Spartanburg.
Mrs. James Burton, of Newberry,
was the guest for q few days this week
of Mrs. Joe Burton.
Our newly installed Mayor and Coun-
ell are attracting the attention of the
city to their work on the streets.
The last was Grcenyillc's Carnival
week. with some towns not q thou
sand miles OF it is the condition every
week.
DR.. Montague, President Of Furman
University, will lecture in Opera Hall,
Cotton MIL Store, April 23rd at SIS
o'clock.
MIR. Earle 9. Page, Of ~Spartanburg,
was in the city last week in the inter
est of Mr.. j. C. Garlington's proposed
publication "Men of the Time"
Young Mr.. Lee reported murdered at
Whitmlre was reared at Clinton ard
was well connected, having prominent
relatives in the State.
The Rev. Y. j. Jacks will preach at
Beaverdam Baptist church neXt Sun
day, 2lst inst. at II o'clock. The public
are invited.
DR.. II. f.. hughes and Mr.. l.. w.
Simklns will represent the church of
the Epiphany at the Diaccsan COun-
Gil winch meets In Greenville in May.
A colored man, living on Mr.. w. D.,
Byrd'S place, fell from q moving train
a few days ago and was seriously in
jurcd.
Mr.. l.. G.. Bale is representing the
local brotherhood Of Knights of Honor
at the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of
the order in Columbia this week.
Miss Willou Boyd entertained the
Sewing Circle very delightfully."- Friday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served and the occasion much enioyed,
Mrs. j. p. Norman, of Charlotte, N.
c., Mrs. Peake and Miss En- Leakc, of
Clinton, spent last Wednesday with
friends in the city.
Waterloo was represented in the city
on Monday in the person Of Mr.. II. +.
Wilcutt, one of the best farmers in
Laurens.
DR.. M. l.. West, a prominent citizen
OF G~recnviIle, died in that city last
week. He was an accomplished Mason,
and well known to the fraternity in
this county where he had many friends.
hp III RiCdO COUNCIL Vi the I'M
proved order Of Red Men which con-
vened at Spartanburg last week D.. Il,
Godfrey represented the Laurens wig
wan.
George Workman, convicted of arson
IN this county. and sentenced TO zen
years, after serving seven, has been
pardnned by the Governor Trial .lu-
rors and Trial Judge werc among the
Petitioners.
In the examination at S~partanburg
for the Annapolis Cadotahip, Haskell
Dial was third In the class of thirteen.
said to have been ar exceptionally fine
body of youths.
The address of welcome to the con-
v%cntion of Kings Daughters ut the
Presbyterian church this morning Will
be made by Miss Lee Nelson, one of
The most intellectual and cultivated
young ladies' IN the city.
Mr.. j. b. Park, who has a cloud of
friends on this side OF the Suluda, was
elected Mayor of Greenwood on Satur-
day last by a most complimentary ma
jority. We congratulate that wide
awake little city.
Enterprising gentlemen of Waterloo
were in this city recently and say they
will build al Oil mill In their town. 1t
is a fine section for such an enterprise,
the material is there, and the mill
ought to be in operation by the lst OF