The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-24
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Mr.. G. w. Tune went to LocShart to
attend Presbytery last week,
Messrs. 7. G. and r. p. Traynham
spent Sunday in Greenville.
Magistrate Porter Eledge, of Sulli-
van, was in the city Monday.
Mr. T. r. l.. Gray represented
Ioungs, on Monday.
Rev David Todd attended the Enoree
Presbytery at Lockhart
Miss Allie Woln, Of Alma, is visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Mr.. w. I. Miller, of Mt. Pleasant.
was in the city yesterday.
All the talk for four days has been
[ the weather.
Mr.. A. Y. Thompson, a leading citi-
zen of the pretty town Of Ora, was in
our city on Saturday.
Monday being an of day with the
farmers, NH. Nj. b. Poole, of Scunle-
town, was on our streets
Haskell Dial, who has been absent
at College, will be at home for the re-
maiider Of the session.
President n. b. Dial, OF the Enter
prise Bank, was gazetted at Columbia
Saturday last.
Mrs. j. ", Johnson, of Spartanburg,
arrived in the city last Tuesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. w. Anderson.
Mr.. j. II. Sullivan is rcmodcllng and
making additions to his Main street
residence.
Mr. Perrin Is. Watts, an enterpris-
ing young gentleman Of Gross Hill,
was in the city on yesterday,
Attorneys G. G. Featherstone and
w. r. Richey are in attendance on the
Supreme Court, Columbia.
Gov. McSweeney has reduced the
fine of Thomas and Lon Prater, of Lau-
rens, from $500 to $500.
The General Assembly OF the Pres
bytcrian church in the United States,
(Southern) convenes at Little Rock,
May 10th at II A. M.
The library association desires to
thank the Mayor and Council for the
use OF the Opera House on the evening
OF April first.
1t is announced that the peach crop
is good in Edgeiield, Saluda and other
parts of the State, where the crop is an
article of commerce
Mayor J. B. Park, OF Greenwood,
spent several days in the city last week
visiting friends and greeted with cor
dial congratulations.
Rev. w. b. Duncan has been invited
to make an address on Memorial Day.
Mr.. Duncan Is Il iluent and graceful
speaker and will make the occasion in
tercstng.
Don't miss "Tis Ue,n the funniest
show of the season at the Opera House,
tomorrow night. Admission %, 80
and 10 cents. Reserved seats on sale at
The Palmetto Drug Co.
The Opera House will close its season
tomorrow night, with ",ris lle." side
splitting farce comedy Admission %,
30 and 10 cents. Seats on sale at the |
Palmetto Drug Co,
The CIariosophic Society South Caro-
lima College. has elected }. a. Stod-
dard, Chief Marshal, aud w. A. Gar |
ment. |
Mr.. Niles j. Craig, President of the |
Greenwood Roller Mill, and who is |
making success OF that enterprise. |
spent IL few days in the county last |
week with friends
Miss Annie Anderson and Miss Nance,
OF Waterloo, were the guests Of Mrs |
Edgar Martin during the session of the |
Kings Daughters Convention. They |
came m tO rpnrpsnDt their rirrlp
Miss Lucille Wright leaves in few
days for Cartersvillc, Georgia, where !
she will be an attendant at the we'd |
ding of Miss Lucy Jones and Mr.. John
&. Simpson.
There should be u lirst.class base ball
city team and now is the time to or
ganize. EARLY closing should begin
the 18th of May if the idea is to take in
the longest days Of the summer. Give
the laddies and lassies too a fair show
The Palmetto Drug Company have
opened up their soda fountain for the
season. They serve all of the new iced
drinks and have parlor tastefully
fitted up where you can take them in
blissful comfort. The first time you
are thirsty make them visit.
Clinton needs an up-to-date Graded
School building, says the Chronicle of
that town. The civilization of com
munity may be gaugcd by its roads, its
school houses, its Gaze of trees, birds
and its churches.
So far as we have observed the I.au.
rens County Medical Fraternity was
not represented at the State meeting
ut Florence last week. Thus it would
appear that they are neither combat
i've, gregariOuS, nor convivial. There
was great Fish Fry.
Mrs. w. T.. Lucas and Mrs. Epper-
son, her sister now visiting her from
Tennessee, go to Charleston, where
there they will enjoy the Carnival of
Roses. And We are reminded of the fair
goddess among the flowers - herself
the fairest Hover.
On the evening of April 25th. Miss
Louise Killian, of Greenvillc, will give
her graduating recital in vocal music.
Miss killian will rec. i've her diploma
fr m the Greenyille Female College.
She IS the daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Jonas l.. lfillian. Of GrcenvllP, and has
relatives and many admirers here.
An exchange says that it takes
rich man to draw a CHECK, u pretty girl
TO draw attention, q horse to draw
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