The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-01-16
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.
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Mr. Lewis McCray, a leading planter
Vi lSlerSVllle, was in town Monday.
Miss Name Ferguson is visiting ir
Charlotte.
Miss Amy Nolan left a few DAYS age
for a visit to Florida.
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"kTlSERS voting contest.
Mr. and Mrs. win Meng are visiting
IN S~partanburg this week.
Mr.. L. S, Fuller visited Anderson
last week.
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contest.
Mr.. S; f. Parrott visited Columbia
last week.
Mr.. j.. j. Ward is no longer repre-
sentlng The ADVERTISER.
Clerk of Court Bolt spent Saturday
in Greenville.
Miss Laura Irby has been visiting in
Clinton for the past ten days.
Mrs. A. G. billiard came down from
~Spartanburg Thursday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Ella Shell.
MISS Lila Nisanska has returned from
a visit to Georgetown, and has again
aiken charge of her music class.
Mr.. Scott, the popular representa-
tive of the Thornwell Orphanage, was
in the city Thursday.
Mr.. w. NJ. McCaslan, Mrs. w. F..
Owens and Miss Nancy Owens were in
town on Wednesday.
Mr.. JEFF Conner, of Greenwood, was
the guest OF DR.. p. b. Connor last
week.
Messrs Ryland and Gibbon T~raynham
have entered q business college in Au-
gusta. Ga.
Mr.. D. G. Smith, one of the most
prominent gentlemen in the county was
in the city from Waterloo Monday.
Mr. L. ID. Curry, of Rapley, was a
welcome visitor to the ADVERTISER
office on Monday.
Rev. N. j. Holmes has been elected
president of the Southern division of
the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Mrs. w. II. Garrett has returned
from a visit to MIR. and Mrs. Claude
Garrett, Of Greenwood.
Miss Mary Bolt, a charming young
lady OF Alma, was the guest of rela-
tives in Laurens last week.
Col. j.. H. Wharton has been com
mlSSloned n is now on the Board Of
Railroad Commissioners.
Wanted correspondents for THE AD-
VERTISER from every post-oilice in the
county.
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only SI.75.
Mr.. d. r. Barnett has removed with
his family to lrmO, to the regret of his
large circle of friends here.
Capt. Grinith's good administration
OF the States P~enitentiary ensures his
reelection by the Legislature without
opposition.
Mr.. ID. H. Counts has brought his
Family to l.aurens and is occupying the
late residence of DR.. b. L. Martin on
Main street.
Mr.. G. Porter Ellegc, chosen in Pri-
mary, has been appointed Magistrates
for Sullivan Township by Governor
insolvency.
Misses Adams and Young, of Elton
ton, Georgia, who have been tho
or,,nctc ~ Mic N,,n Al,ooc Co., e..a
weeks have returned home.
Captain Tom Anderson, a prominent
citizen of Waterloo, was in the city
Monday and made the ADVERTISER Il
pleasant visit.
Mrs. Charles Bostick and Master
Frank Bostick, Of Spartanburg, ar
rived in Laurens on a visit to rela-
tives last Tuesday.
Mr.. Will b. Campbell, of Waterloo,
has been commissioned as Magistrate
for Waterloo Township. a capital APP
pointment.
Hon. S%tanyarne Wilson made a lead
ing speech in Congress last week on
the Democratic side in favor of the
Hepburn Bill.
Messrs. 8. f.. Hunter and j.. NJ. Wal
lace, two bright and energetic boys
from Ora, have entered the Converse
Commercial School at S~partanburg.
THE ADVERTISER wants a cores
pendent in every section of the county.
II you wish to correspond let US hear
from you and we will write you what
we want you to do.
Player, Dispenser of Williamsburg,
who claimed to be robbed of all tho
Dispensary money, 81 800, by four
MASKED men has been arrested. Be
fore giving up that amount Of money a
Laurens man would have stood out
against Caesa''s 10th Legion.
a good farmer subscribing for THE
ADVERTISER last week, said: 81 shall
stick to cotton. because | must have
money, but I shall try my hand on corr
and roughness also. My corn won't
last beyond the lst of March"
Rev. James NJ. Magruder, of Spar
tanburg, will preach at the Episcopal
church, this city, on Sunday, at eleven
A. NJ. and at four IN the afternoon. Rev.
w. S. Holmes will preach in Spartan.
burg on the same day.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Bullock, formerly residents OF
Laurens, will learn with regret of the