The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-10-30
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

Mrs. d. A. Davis and Miss Irene Ray
are at Glenn Springs. c.
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Read about the bargains offered you
by w. S. Gray & Sons.
= Mr.. A.C. Todd is attending the State
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Moody, of Gin.
ton, were in the city Saturday.
Mr.. d. II. Counts has moved over
to the Wilson house on Irby Hill.
Mr.. j. G. Brown has removed to his
old residence near the Graded School.
Captain B. w, Lanford, of Lanfords,
was in the city Monday.
DR.. w. G. Thompson, of Milton, was
in the city on Monday.
Mr.. James N. Clardy has taken
charge of q large school near Branch
Vile.
Rev. Mr.. Jacks and Rev. Homer Ow-
ingS are conducting a tent meeting on
Factory Hill.
Messrs. Rob and II. b. Vance, of
Clinton, were in the city for the Irby-
Jones wedding.
Woodruff has one of the best stores
in the county, w. S. Gray q Sons. You
can get everything there.
Don't forget TO pay your subscrip-
ton. We know you will if you don't
forget it.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. e. Fort, OF Jersey
City, are expected i'm tho city next
Wednesday 10 visit at Col. Eui',.
Subscribe for THE ADVERTISER and
the Atlanta Journal. Both papers for
$3.50.
Miss Mary McCarley is teaching this
Winter at Poole in Spartanburg
county.
Mrs. j. II. Sullivan went up to Spar
tanburg last week to visit her daugb-
ters at Converse College.
Read the advertisement Of the At
lanta Journal in this issue and sub
scribe.
Miss Manette Hayne, of Enoree, was
the guest of dies Perrin Farrow for u
few days last week.
Two neat new churches, Baptist and
Methodist, are being built by the Mil
on Factory Hill.
We do hope that Capt. Hmbert's
appeal to the Exposition Committee
will meet the response Of every mem
Der.
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January LIST.
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Atlanta Journal now you can get it
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The old soldiers committee on Sol
diers' Home met last night in Colum-
bla. Col. II. b. Crews, represents the
4th Congressional District on the com
mittee.
TIE ADVERTISERS "cry for help"
has received a most generous response
from friends and subscribers, and The
ADVERTISER is very appreciative in
deed.
MIR. A. j. Martin, u leading farmer
ofHoungs, was on our streets on Nom
daM And he leads because he makes
plenty of corn and wheat, and food
crops.N And. besides, he left on GU:
sancIum desk q beautiful specimen Of
his delightful pears.
Miss Mayme Hudgcns, of Carriers
vile, Ca, is on Il visit to her cousins,
Misses Dora and Mamie Franks, of
Narnic. Miss Hudgens' mother was
reared in South Carolina, and she is
cordially welcome among her mothers
Kindred.
Mr.. Sanford Boyd, an aged and we'll
known citizen Of Sullivan township and
good citizen, died on Saturday last. He
leaves n family Of sons and daughters,
among them MIR. Stewart Boyd of this
city. They have in their atliiction the
sympathy of many friends.
DIR. VIM. r. Harris, of Waterloo,
met with o painful accident a few
nights ago. He was approaching his
| drug store, walking very fast and fell
over a box, dislocating his left elbow.
joint. The dislocatiOn was promptly
reduced and the doctor is improving
has gone to work.
Messrs w. p. Harris and S. ID. Mar
tin desire to order a carload of Red
Pole, Short Horn Durham and Here
lords, for breeding purposes. Beef and
Dairy purposes are considered. They
will be here Salesday and hope others
will join them in ordering a carload
with the view to economy.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Mauldin and family,
OF Greenville, attended the wedding OF
their relative, Miss Irby. 1t had been
a while since the late lieut.. Governor
had visited Laurens and his friends
were cheered and. exhilarated by his
presence as they had not been in many
oon past. South Carolina has no
brighter or truers son
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. N. Barksdale have
the deep sympathy of their friends in
the death OF their little daughter,
Margaret, last Wednesday morning.
The little girl was a bright and attrac-
tive child four years of age. The
burial took place at the City Cemetery
on Thursday morning.
Attention. Exposition Committee.