The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-12-25

RucSt VI MISS WlllOu 1Tdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wright, of Pac-
olet, are spending the holidays at Mrs.
w. N. Wright's.
Mr.. w. III. Anderson is occupying
the late residence of DR.. Conner on
Irby Hill.
Miss Mamie May Wright will leave
after Christmas to spend several weeks
at Pacolet.
Miss Woods, of Texas, will be the
guest during the holidays of Misses
Elizabeth Todd and Meta Sullivan.
Miss Ladshaw, of Spartanburg. and
Miss Wheeler, of Greenville, are the
guests of Miss Meta Sullivan.
Call at this Office for a large, Hat key
found on North Harper Street, Friday
morning.
Veteran j. A. Fowler, of Youngs,
was on the streets seeing friends Mon
day.
The 3lst inst. the last wag of tho
hammer for settling with Treasurer
Copeland.
Mr.. Niles Craig, a prominent young
business man of Greenwood, was in the
city Wednesday.
Misses Nellie Bolt and WillOu Gray,
are holiday visitors from the Methodist
College.
Mr.. John w. Ferguson, Jr., of Wal
halla, Is spending a few days with his
tatter, Col. j. w. Ferguson.
Master John Watts is spending the
holidays at Cheraw with his father,
Judge Watts.
Mr.. Charley Wharton went down to
Waterloo for the Wharton Gray we'd
ding or the 18th.
Mr. Bunch" Powers, Of Powers, has
moved to Laurens and will be Sheriff
Duckett's. deputy nex year.
Take THE ADVERTISER and the At
lanta Journal now-after January 1st,
the price of the Journal will be raised.
Mr.. S. M. Meares, of Fountain Inn,
was In town Wednesday, making a visit
to THE ADVERTISER.
Mr.. Alsey Miller has returned from
the University of Chicago, where he
has been taking o course In pharmacy.
Mr.. Robert Adams, a Davidson Col
lege student, is spending Christmas
with his father, Rev. Robert Adams.
Misses Lillian Irby and Willie Jones
are at home from the Presbyterian
College, Columbia, for the holidays.
Mr.. Will Richey, a student at the
South Carolina College, is at home for
Christmas.
Miss Leila Thompson, of Spartan
burg, and Miss Kittie Tenant, of CO.
lumbis, are the guests Of Mrs. w. p,
Lucas.
Supt. Jones, of the city schools, will
go TO the Southern Educational Asso-
citation in session at Columbia this
week.
The G9od Roads Convention at
Greenyille scored q success. Col. j. r..
Wharton was one of the prominent
workers,
Mrs j. p. Simpson and children are
spending Christmas at Glenn Springs
and from there will go to Jacksonville
for the winter.
Reuben Pitts, G.. w. Cunningham and
other Laurens boys from Furman are
visiting their parents In the city and
county.
DR.. p. b. Conner and family left last
week to make their home Ia Greenwood
to the very genuine and hearty regret
Of their many friends In Laurens.
Mr.. G.. w. LeatherwOod, who has
been successfully managing the eating
house at the depot for several years,
expects to return to Woodruff In 1909.
DIR. j. Il. Culbertson has left Laurens
for Owings, where he will practice
medicine. DIR. Culbertson's many
friends in the city were sorry to see
him leave.
Mr.. II. v. Irby was a guest at an
elegant reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. ). A. Bailey, OF Clinton, Friday
evening, In honor Of Mr.. snd Mrs.fsob-
ert y, Vance.
Mrs. Alice Young, OF Clinton, will
take charge Of the Algieger Hotel next
year. Mira. Young Is an accomplished
house-keeper and will run a good
house.
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Misses Jennie and Meta Sullivan
Mariegene Caine, Emma Hudgens an{
Elizabeth Todd, Converse Colleg,
girls. are spending Christmas q
home,
Take THE ADVERTISER and the At
lanta J0urnal-$1.50. After the let O
January you can't get the Journal 9,
cheap. ~Spbscribe for 1t with THE AID
vERTIsERAnow.
Mr.. Jesse Johnson, a highly respect
cd farmer, died suddenly at his HON,
near Hickory Tavern last Thursday
His death is\greatly regretted by larR,
numbers Of friends. I
Miss Sara knigbt comes down to til
city twice a "a ek TO teach o GLASS II
vocal music. Mics Kaightis u most ec
complished yodalisti aud her beautifu
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