The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-09-18
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Mr. V. Is. Robertson. of Waterloo
was on our streets Monday.
State Constable Eichelberger was ia
the city last week visiting his family.
The we'll on the north side is still a
nuisance.
Boyce Myers was home Sunday on
lurlough' He is in high feather.
DR.. M. G. Cox, leading physician,
OF Goungs, was on the streets Monday.
Miss Lucille Wright is visiting Miss
Lay, at Huntington, s. c.
Senator Tillman attended the Fune-
raj of the President.
Charleston sends delegation to the
funeral and Il splendid wreath of laurel
and flowers.
Prof. A. b. Bryan, Of Clemson Col
legc,, visited friends in this city last
week.
Mrs. Bensen and Miss Matte Nor
man visited Miss Dorcas Gaines, in
Brooklyn.
Messrs. j. w. Washington and d. G.
Smith, OF Waterloo, were in the city
on business yesterday.
Mrs. a. w. Cockrel and family, of
Jacksonville, Fla, are Wis ting Mrs. An.
na II. Simpson.
Miss Hattie Jones, daughter of Rev.
Herbert Jones, Of Abbevlle, is visiting
the family of Mrs. Roland and others.
Mr.. r.. p. Dunlap, an intelligent far
mer, has saved ninety 2-horso loads of
hay.
Col j. II. Wharton was one of the
interested listeners at Thursdays Nor
NAL Institute.
The meeting Of Enoree Presbytery
at Greenville has been postponed until
october the lst.
Dal's Block, on the southwest COR
ner, is being beautifully pencilled. The
Todd corner is quite handsome.
Mr.. J. w. Dupre, one of the live far
mers and business men of Owens, was
in the city Monday.
The Great Wallace Shows. Sec ad-
vertiscmeDt-Octob 10th. 1t is long
time since VIC had first-class show.
Ford Franks, one of our boys, now
of Pacolet, was down to sec parents
and friends.
Clemson has had great opening and
will have five or six hundred boys.
There are more than forty teachers.
DR.. Thos. Mccoy was stricken yes
terday with sudden illness, but his
many friends trust it may only prove
temporary.
Mr.. w. w. Graham, an enterprising
merchant, over in the splendid Dial
corner, is north and selecting choice
assortment Of goods.
Fleming Bros building only awaits
the arrival of its furniture when their
splendid selection Of Jewelry will fol-
low.
President Mckinley was insured for
more than 100000. Died childless and
leaves delicate wife universally res
pected.
Good and observant farmers from
different sections Of the county inform
THE ADVERTISER that the cotton crop
in the county is no big things.
Earle Wilson, e B. G. Watts, Marvin
Franks an | Charlie Webb have re.
turned to Clemson. Knox Simpson,
bright recruit goes with them.
Mr.. M. L. Smith, handsome young
gentleman, of the Spartanburg Jour
nal staff, represented his paper at the
pow-wOw on Thursday last.
Hon. G. G.. Featherstone, accom-
pnied by Mrs. Featherstone, visited
Mr.. Featherstone's parents in Ander-
son last week
Call on r. p Milan & Co. for coun-
try Red Rust-proof Oats, Barley and
Rye, Baggins and Ties. Money saved
is money made.
Miss Carrie Knight, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. d. Wash
ingtOn for several weeks, has returned
TO her home at Brewerton.
Miss Matte Kern left yesterday for
Red Springs, N. c., where she will en-
ter college. She was accompanied by
her uncle, Mr.. j. 2. Saxon, who was on
his way to Statesville, N. G.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Simpson are in
the city. Mr.. Simpson is travelling for
S. b. Alexander, Jr. Co., OF Charlotte,
N. c., and we hope will make this city
their home.
Miss Nola Dillworth, of the Lone
Star State, Austin, is visiting Mrs. w.
III. Martin, her cousin. Her many
graces make her exceedingly welcome
to our fair society circles.
The "Summer School" has been ad-
iourned to Bennettsville, the home of
McLaurin. The oath is the day, and
the Senatorial orators will be there
Tillman turned up at that point fifteen
years ago.
Hon. g. O. Featherstone visited his
! father In Anderson and drove through
| twenty miles OF the South west section
| of our county. His idea was to see the
country and the crops. He does not
think it q big crop, and Anderson Is
| no better than Laurens.
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court, Judge Y. j. Pope, returning
| from his summer outing in the noun
tains, failed to connect with the New
| berry train and remained In the city
Wednesday night. Judge Pope has
many friends here, where he had full
practice before ascending the bench,
and many friends enjoyed his presence
| and were thankful for the accident that
| detained him. He was accompanied
by Mrs. George tombstone.
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