The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-06-18
SOME VISITORS AND OTHERS.

j. d. Adams OF Charleston is in the
city.
Miss Breedon OF Bennettsville is Wis.
iting Miss Meta Sullivan.
Mr.. w. II. Anderson OF Davis, Roper
" Co.. has returned from New York.
DIR. and Mrs. b. S. Lucas left for
Glenn Springs Monday.
Miss Leila Thompson of Spartanburg
is visiting Mrs. w. E. Lucas.
Haskell Dial has returned from Wof.
ford College.
Miss Mary Armstrong has returned
from Atlanta.
The opening ball at Harris Lithia
Springs will take place on the 28th.
The State campaign opened yester-
day in Sumter and Columbia.
Miss Mary Bowen is at home from
Columbia where she has been at
school.
Mrs. Mary Bowen has returned from
visiting her IONS In Virginia and
North Carolina.
My, and Mrs. S. j. Simpson and Mr..
II; "A. Simpson of Spartanburg are Wis
ting Col. and Mrs. HI. Y. Simpson. -"
Mr., j. O: Owings has been elected a
member of the city school trustees to
succeed DR.. w. III. Dial, resigned.
Laurens Knights Of Pythias are con-
templating a big picnic at Enoree on
July, All.
Mr.. Roy Wilkes, son of the late DIR.
Jack Wilkes, is expected in Laurens on
a visit to relatives this week.
Miss Katherine Parker Of Charles
ton will arrive this week to visit Miss
Perrin Farrow.
The post Office, it is expected, will
be moved to the Bailey building, about
July LIST.
President Frank Hammond of the
Peoples Bank of Greenville was in the
city last Wednesday.
Misses Allie and Emmie Webb, Elise
Roath OF Augusta, Gertrude Jones of
Anderson and Lucille Benoit OF OAR
llngton are visiting Mrs. s. M. Wilkes.
II: b. Humbert, Il popular citizen of
%Sullivans, is announced for Supervisor.
Mr. Humbert is surveyor and a young
man favorably known in Laurens.
Miss Mariegene Game visited friends
in Columbia last week and attended
the South Carolina College commence
ment ball.
j.. L. Young OF Clinton was one of
tho cIlnnnccf,1 f~- 49,
tice of medicine examined by the State
Board on May Goth.
Little Miss Mabel Simpson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Simpson of
Spartanburg, is visiting her uncle,
Col. H. Y. Simpson.
The Laurens German Club gave a
second delightful dance last night at
which many visiting young ladies were
present.
J. 7. Neville, representing the Con-
solidated Railway of Charleston, was
here last week advertising excursions
to the Isle of Palms.
Mr.. A. w. Sims is a candidate for a
member of the Board of County Com
m~issioners: He is a popular citizen of
1.-THE Fork" section of the county and a
member of the present board.
Mr.. j. A. Stoddard who has Just grad
uated at the South Carolina College
will travel this Summer in the inter
est of that institution,
Mr.. p. B. Wilkes, formerly of Lau-
rens, now Of Norfolk, will be married
to Miss Atkins of Virginia on the Goth
inst. They are expected here on a
visit to relatives shortly after.
Mrs. John Childress has returned
from the annual meeting OF the South
Carolina Conference Foreign Mission
airy Society held at Sumter. Next
week an account of the meeting will
appear in The ADVERTISER.
Deputy Sheriff Power returned from
Baltimore Friday with the negro,
Herbert Floyd, charged with murder
ing John Nance. Floyd was captured
by the Baltimore police on informa-
tion furnished from the sheriff's office
here.
Mr., p. B. Lockwood, who is editing
the Blacksburg Critic, was here Satur-
day. Mr.. Lockwood says that Blacks
burg Is the best town IN the State and
that the outlook for the Critic is fine.
MIR. w. T. Crews of Laurens is inter.
ested with Mr.. Lockwood in editing
the Critic.