The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-09-11
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

The latest news from the President
is favorable.
| Mr.. j. NJ. Murn, of Beaverton, spent
Friday night in the city
Col. w. III. Martin visited Greenyille
Monday professionally.
Miss Meta Thurston, of Greenvillc,
Is visiting Mrs. j. M. Philpot.
Miss Bessie Kerrison, of Charleston,
is visiting Miss Matte Kern.
Mr.. Albert Darlington was down
with us Saturday.
| Hon. C. r. Wallace, ex-senator, was
IN the city on Monday.
See r. p. Milan & Co. before buyine
bagging and ties. Big lot on hand.
Miss Rosa Hart, of Cokesbury, is in
the city visiting Mrs. Oscar Babb, her
sister.
Miss Fannie George, bright and
sprightly belle, Of Lthonia, Ga is Wis
iting the family Of Mr.. II. b. Kennedy.
Mr.. Livington Woln, one of the ad-
vanced farmers of the Rabun, was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. S. ID. Childress has 20 acres of
grass, estimated to yield two tons of
hay per acre.
Mr.. Nat Franks, an old citizen, now
or Greenville, was in the city and coun-
ty seeing friends during last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. nn~rc.t visited
Mrs. A. l.. Adams in Greenvillc on
Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Saxon, Of Huntington, spent
several days in the city with her son,
S. l.. Saxon.
Mrs: NJ. L. Owings returned to-day
TO Columbia after spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. II. Z. Milan.
Much correspondence and interest.
log matter is out this week for want of
space.
Services at the Episcopal Church at
GhG usual hour, morning and evening,
Sabbath next.
Laughter is the tonic of the soul.n
See Hart the Laugh King and be
happy.
The committees and officials in charge
OF our Fair report good progress, and
our readers may be assured of de-
lghtful event ahead of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Simpson and the
children, and Mrs. Tune, have return
ed from delightful sojourn at Porter
Springs, Ga.
The Masonic Festival at Wallace
Lodge on Thursday last is reported
most delightful for its graceful hos
pitality.
Every farmer should strain point
and help out the wheat growers asso-
citation. Many a little makes micklc
and a small contribution will help the
good cause.
State Geologist, Earle Sloan, IS in
the county, inspecting minerals and
mineral formations. His visit will be
short, but he will return to the county
and look carefully into our mineral re-
sources.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Adams, Mrs. II.
III. Nelson, II. Terry, o. b. Simmons
and w. G. Wilson & Co., are back from
the great markets. Their spendid Sc
lections OF stocks are finding the
shelves.
President Miller, OF the State Color
ed College, made an admirable talk to
an Intelligent body OF colored people
IN the Court House on yesterday. He
spoke in the interest Of colOred ex-
hibit by Laurens colored people at the
Charleston Exposition,
j. f. Norment, representing the
News and Courier, and one OF its ac-
complished correspondents was in the
city on Thursday last. He had lately
done some globe trotting, seeing what
was to be seen in Buffalo and over the
line among the Canadians.
Hon. d. II. Henderson, of Aiken,
sends US pamphlet copy of his beau
tlful speech at Chickamauga May 9th.
he was orator chosen 70 represent the
State at the dedication of the States
monument to the Carolina fallen on
that battlefield. The Grafton was
worthy OF the occasion.
The catalogue OF Winthrop College
for l00O-l901, very handsomely gotten
up and giving full details as to the re-
quirements, and expenses of attending
the institution has just been issued.
MIR. ID Is. johnson, the president, Will
send a catalogue to any applicant.
Winthrop has nearly four hundred pu-
pills from nine different states, and Is
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