The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-03-20
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Mrs. J. +. Philpot visited relatives
at Clinton last week.
Mr.. Edwin Simpson has returned to
the city.
Miss jamie Ballew has returned from
Glenn Springs.
Mr.. d. III. Counts spent several DAYS
in Newbcrry on business last week.
DR. o b. Mayer, of Newberry, was
IN the city last week.
DR.. and Mrs. II. X. Aiken visited
Greenwood last week.
Mrs. j.. a. Copeland spent Sunday
with relatives at G%rccnville.
Miss Evie Little spent Sunday in
Clinton.
Mrs. Frank Evans, Of S%partanburg,
spent last week with her parents, DR.
II Mrs. j. A. Barksdale.
Mr.. Il. =. Fair travelling representa-
tivcs OF the standard Oil Company,
was IN town last Wednesday.
We regret to learn of the continued
illness of Mr.. Jas. Nj. Hudgens, of Mad
dous.
Miss Rosa Fuller, of Mountvillo, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. III.
league.
Greenwood has q first-class candi-
date for Mayor in the person of j. b.
Park, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Roper, of this
county, visited their son, Row. Lewis
Nj topper, Of Spartanburg, last week.
Miss Alice Friez, of Baltimore, will
have charge OF the Millinery Depart
ment of Mr.. 0. b Simmons this Spring.
Miss Daisy Robertson, of Waterloo,
was the guest last week of Miss Lydie
Robertson.
Mr.. Sanford Knight, of Beaverton,
the clever correspondent of TIE ADJ
VERT1sER, was in the city Friday.
Lying in state at indianapolis the
body of eX-President Harrison was
viewed by fifty thousand people on sat
urday.
Supervisor j. s. Drummond made n
splendid purchase in the fine mules
bought last week aid got a bargain.
lHeS utc NcIldDiS beauties.
You will miss a great troat if YOU fail
to see the display of Dress Goods and
Millinery, Tuesday April 2nd, at o. b.
Simmons.
Don't fail TO visit the store of O Is.
Simmons, Tuesday, April the second, 10
see the beautiful display of Dress
Goods and Millinery which will be dis
played that day.
General NJ. l. Bonham, of Anderson,
Grand Vice Chancellor of the Knights
OF Pythias in this Domain, made an adj
dress to l.aurcns Lodge, No. 43, X. of
I. last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Charlie Peden was caught in
the machinery at the Fountain Inn Oil
MIL on Saturday morning and pain.
fnlly, and it was at first feared, very
seriously hurt. We have since learned
with pleasure that he is doing we'll.
Mr.. w. Ii. Wallace, late OF the Green
vile Daily Nows, who resigned on ac-
count OF night work, resumes the edi-
torship Of tho Newberry Observer, a
weekly. The work he does, anywhere,
is well done. Mr.. Houseal, who has
ably and gracefully edited The OBJ
server will devote all his attention 10
The Lutheran Visitor.
Captain j, II. Minter IS adding fifty
in the rear of his own store and
OF S. NJ. q f.. II. wilkes which adj
joins 1t. Both Of these firms need more
in which TO display their goods
TO advantage. When these additions
are made Minter Bros. and Wilkes Bros,
viii be two of the largest establish
mont in the u%p-country.
The ladies If the Wednesday Club
have secured the famous Schubert
Club of Chicago, to give a
concert here on the evening Of April,
the l.t. 1t will be Il first GLASS a~ttrac-
tion and the proceeds will be divided
with the public library, which ought
to inspire everybody with a determine
tion to go. The programme will in.
ciude recitations, singing and violin
playing, etc.