The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-07-10

Mr.: J. II. Davis, of Clinton, was in
the city Saturday.
| Mr.. j. w. Ferguson, jr., Of Walhalla,
Is In the city on visit to relatives.
Miss Jennie Owings, of Columbia,
;. T., is visiting Mrs II. u. Milan.
Miss Sallie Parks, Of Fountain inn,
is visiting Mrs. II. B. Kennedy.
Miss Mary Hill, of Sumter, is visit
| ing the family of DR.. Jesse league.
Mr., James T. Harris, of Spartan
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Owings, of Fairfield, is
| visiting at Mr.. Il. p. Milam's.
The Masonic Picnic at the Shoals
the 10Th inst, will be delightful oc-
| casion
Mrs. j. N. Watkin,, oi G.uony;l!c,
spent last week with Mrs r. b. Estes
and Mrs. w. II. Richey.
Master Samuel Fleming has returned
from three weeks visit TO relatives at
| Due West.
Miss Lola Anderson, Of Augusta is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. II. L. Simp-
| son.
Miss Carrie Holmes, OF Florence, will
| arrive in the city in a few days to visit
| relatives.
Mr.. David Harris, prominent far
mer of Dials, was in the city on Mon
day.
Mr.. Il. Manton Friers6n has return
ed from an extended trip to Buffalo and
Chicago.
Miss Goode, an accomplished and
charming visitor from Allcndalc is the
guest of Miss Willou Gray.
Mr.. and Mira. w. w. Maloncy and
Mrs. s. $. Maloney, Of Blackvillo, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Maloney.
Miss Kate Floyd Clark, of GAINESVILLE,
Ca. was the guest last week of her
cousin Miss Laura Barksdale.
Mr.. Marvin Franks has accepted IL
position with the Spartanburg Electric
Light Company.
Miss Pauline Anderson has gone to
the Mountains with party Of Green
Vile friends.
1t is urgent that those Trustees and
Teachers who have not made proper
returns to the Office OF superintendent
OF Education do SO forthwith.
Mr.. Samuel r. Darlington, success
full young Augusta lawyer, is on a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cresswcll
Darlington.
Messrs Ryland and Gibbon Trayn-
ham, w. q. u. Robertson, Wells Clardy,
Fleming Smith and others went over
TO Glenns for the opening bail.
Au interesting report of the Con fer
ence at Ashevillc, Young Mems Chris
Laurcns delegate, will appear next
week.
Mss Lillian Jameson, Of Newbcrry,
is visiting Miss Jennie Sullivan Miss
Jameson is lovely and charming and
is gladly welcomed back to LaurenS by
her many young friends.
Mrs w. II. Martin gave a beautiful
tea on Monday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Name Ferguson and guests Misses
Singleton and McAden, and Misses Per.
rim Farrow and Manette Hayne.
Col. Wharton came on us like a fresh
breeze from the sweet South, and
talked over his great Western trip.
But we were glad to hear him speak
right out for dear old South Carolina
and great old Laurens.
Misses Wallace, of Kentucky, and
Young, OF Due West, two very attrac-
tive young ladies, are the guests of
Mrs. j. O. G.. Fleming. On Thursday
evening Mrs. Fleming gave a tea in
their honor which was a most delight
ful affair.
Teachers will remember that the
coming Summer School occurs July
22d to August 18th. j. b. watkins,
Principal, and assisted by Prof. ID. ID.
continue the course Of drawing begun
last year.
Mrs. L. d. Darlington, Miss Laura
frby and Miss Name Ferguson were
the hostesses at three charming card
parties given last week in honor Of
Misses Thyra Schumpert, of n ywberry,
May Singleton, of Acton, and Fan
McAden, of Charlotte.
Rev. Hartwell NJ Mose'oy, distin-
BulSHCu ulNlllC vi VIC lStDJISb CllufCH,
was the guest OF his brother Mr.. c.. D.
Mose!ey on Saturday Rcv. Mr.. Nose
ley is connected with the mission work
of the Baptist Church in Cuba, but will
preach in Boston this Summer.
Misc Daisy Sarling, OF Augusta, is
the guest OF MISS Nellie Bolt. Miss
Sarling is one OF the most accomplish
cd eocutionists in the South ,and great
favorite socially wherever known.
She has recently been teaching clocu-
zion az the Columbia Female College
where Miss Bolt has been pupil.
Logan Dendy, colored, was shot TO
death on the highway, one night last
week, near Durham Creek Church. An
inquest implicated one George Goode,
colored, who confessed TO the crime
and is in Jail We learn that he now
claims that the confession was extort-
ed by threats.
AtThe GYPSY EnGarnnment last Tues
day evening Miss Dorcas Calmose was
the beautiful queen of the gypsics, and
Miss Annie Itichcy tho bewitching for
tune-teller. The musical features were
exceptionally fine, Misses Manette
IIayne, OF Fort Motto, Louise Killian,
qf GreenvilIe, and Mrs. r.. +. Jones,
nj EufaII.n lp praciOuSlv aiding thp