The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-11-13
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Mrs. d. A. Davis has returned from
Glenn Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Simpson, of Cross
Hill, are visiting in the city to-day.
Mr.. E. d. Harrell, of Columbia, Wis
tied in the city last week.
observe Proclamation OF Governor
McSweeney.
Mrs. r. b. Bell went down to Clinton
for the flower show on Thursday.
Mrs. w. a. Gilkerson spent last week
with friends at Clinton.
Book stores have been busy exchang-
ing school books for the last few days.
Capt. McClintock was in the city on
Monday.
Mr.. j. r. Curry, of Dials, was on
u streets on Monday.
Mr.. w. w. Simpson, of Augusta, was
in the city Sunday.
Read Minter's ad this issue and note
what they say about clothing,
Mr.. James l.. Simpson, of Jacks, was
on the streets on yesterday.
Professor James Madden was in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. JEFF Conner, of Greenwood, is in
the city.
Remember the possum supper Fri
day night.
Mrs. Comic Wilson visited her son,
Earle, at Furman last week.
Mr.. w. r. Riohey has returned from
a visit to Cokesbury.
Rev. w. S. and Mrs. s. p. Holmes
are visiting in Union.
Mr.. l.. w. Simkins visited Green
Vile on important legal business this
week.
Mr.. w. D.. Sullivan, Jr., of Turn
bling Shoals, was in the city yesterday
and gave the editor a pleasant chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones visited Mr..
j. w. Jones, Jr., In Greenville, last
week.
Messrs. Reuben Pitts and Hal Moor
man are at home from Furman for q
few days.
Presiding Elder Meadows, of the
Methodist Church, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Anderson, OF
Augusta, spent Sunday with Mr.. 7. f.
Simpson and family.
The County Teachers Association
held an interesting meeting on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Minter are occu-
plying their new and pretty residence
on South Harper Street.
Miss Claudia Irby was the guest of
Miss jamie Vance, of Clinton, last
week.
Mrs. j.. j. Pluss went down to Clin-
ton for the chrysanthemum show last
week.
Mrs. S. l.. Saxon and baby are visit
ing her father and family, DR.. @. A.
Saxon, at Huntington, S. q.
Mr.. Wakefield Boyd & Son, of Ken
lucky, may be found at Martins stables
with a fine lot of horses.
Mr.. d H Counts is building commo-
dious and handsome stables on East
Main Street.
Vote for the boy and girl you want
to have the tickets to the Exposition
offered by THE ADVERTISER.
DIR. and Mrs. FL. X. Aiken are now
occupying their OWE residence on up
per Main Street.
Read The ADVERTISERS offer and
send in your votes for most popular
school boy and girl.
Mrs. j. G.. Norman, of Chattanooga,
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs w.
M. McCaslan of Clinton.
Mrs. Lena e. Moore, of Lanford's is
making her home in Laurens with her
daughter, Mrs. j.. @. Shell.
Mr.. w. T.. Gray visited his father.
Mr.. Robert Gray, at Williamson, last
week.
Mrs. John f. sloan and Hiss Cora
Higgins, of Jachen, Youngs Township,
were shopping in the city on Saturday
last.
Miss Maggie Hudgens, of Honea
| Path, was the guest Of relatives in the
city last week. Miss Hudgens Is teach
ing at Chestnut Ridge.
Treasurer Copeland has collected
$2,500.00 of the Seventy Thousand,
taxes, due by the people of county.
| Game is up the 81st of December.
DR.. J. T. Poole, laid upon our table
specimens of cotton bolls from the farm
Of Mr.. Moore. Tylersville, destroyed
by the Texas worm.
We have received an interesting and
we'll gotten up issue of the Furman
Echo, of which Mr.. G. w. Cunning
ham is editor.
Rev. Robert Adams, while in Charles
ton attending Synod, was asked to
preach at the Spring Street Methodist
Church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. r. p. Poole, one OF the success
full farmers of T%ylersville, keeps up
with the aeecy staple as 1t opens and
finds time to drop into the city.
Professor Culbertson, of Mountville,
was In town Saturday, making an in
~teresting talk before the County
Teachers Association.
Mr.. j. @. Norment, the genial and
clever representative of our friend,
The News and Courier, was in the city
yesterday.