The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-02-19
FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.

was III 1he ciOy thursday.
Mr.. ID. A. Davis is in New York buy.
Ing his Spring stock Of goods.
Get the Atlanta Journal, Southern
Cultivator and ADVERTISER for 81 LIS,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Featherstone
went to the Exposition last week.
Mrs. Emma Mosely has returned
home after a visit to Tennessee.
Mr.. Fl. Terry left yesterday for the
Northern markets.
Mrs. Rosa Game and Miss Lii Game
have returned from Baltimore.
Subscribe for the Sunny South and
the Constitution. Now is your oppor-
tuny.
Mr.. w. J. Bailey, a leading business
man of Clinton, was in the city last
Wednesday.
bon Traynham visited Greenville last
week.
Mr.. Edgar Owens, a prominent mer-
chant of Clinton, was in the city Fri
day.
Mr.. w. B. Putnam, Of E&r,islalc,
made 4 pleasant call OH The ADvER-
TISER on Friday last.
THE ADVERTISER and the Weekly
Constitution for $1.75. See ad in this
issue.
Mrs. w. B. Owens, of Clinton, and
littlo daughter Nancy were the guests
of Mrs e.. H. Wilkes last week.
Mr.. w. B. Bramlett Is erecting a cot
tage on Church Street next door to Mr..
A. N. Bramlett's residence.
The Weekly Constitution, The Sun
ny South and THE ADVERTISER for
1925. Read the offer.
Mr.. s.. M. Wilkes left for New York
Monday to buy furniture and china
for his big concern.
Miss Mamie May Wright has return
ed from a visit of several weeks to her
brother MIR. Perry Wright of Pacolet.
Read the splendid clubbing offers
this week. Subscribe for "The Com
moner, Or The Atlanta Constitution.
Mrs. p. A. Simpson entertained q
90 y 4 vi hCI lIlSHuS Ill " Dchu-
tiful Valentine Tea on the afternoon
of the fourteenth.
Mrs. John f. Bolt and little Sadie
are visiting Miss Nellie, Mrs Bolts
daughter, and other young ladies at
tending the Columbia Female College.
Read about Logan's flour in The
ADVERTISER. 1t is one of the purest,
best fours on the market. Ask your
grocer for his brands.
The Presbyterian College for Wo-
men, Columbia, on Friday night last,
presented the play of "Florinda,"
which was much enjoyed. Miss Lillian
Irby of this city had a part in the cast.
Mr.. G. @. Young, residing near Clin-
ton, lost his dive ling by a supposed &C
cidental fire on Thursday night last.
He carried no insurance and his many
friends sympathise with him.
One of the most delightful affairs
of the season was, a "Harlequin Party"
given by Miss Connie Jones, on Friday
evening, in honor of her guest, Miss
Reinhart, q charming young lady from
North Carolina.
The National Association of Rail
road Commissioners are touring the
South, aud visited Columbia and Char
lesion last week. They are in Florida
this week. Commissioner Wharton
and Mrs, Wharton are of the party.
Mr.. r. j. Hughes, a prominent far
mer of joachim, in Youngs, was in the
VERTISER. He was in good spirits and
not hanging his head at the price of
corn and bacon.
Two horses belonging to Mr.. Ed
Martin a away with a sleigh on Sun
day afternoon last, and in passing the
crossing On Northeast corner of Public
Square both horses slipped and fell,
n of them breaking his neck. This
is quite G. serious loss to Mr.. Martin.
Ten days Of unusually cold weather
eliminated in q fall of sno on the
night of the 18th, (St. Valentine) of
about ten inches. Sleighing and snow
balling have been greatly INDUCED,
by the lads and lasses. The small grain
may be benefited but crop prepara-
tions are delayed.
Mr.. w. E. Owens, a we'll known cit
izen of Clinton, was in the city or FRI
Quy idSG. no 10 doSuTeu WI. Sdu Ddl-
ley's Cotton Mill is a certainty. A few
years and u enterprising neighbour,
with her colleges, academies and
churches will be in the column OF in
dustrial, educational, and architectural
cities In the State.
Lewis Berry, colored, a notorious
thief, who has committed many rob-
berries during the last six months, was
run down and captured OH Sunday last
by Chief Hughes The fellow show
ed fight, and had to be shot with q shot
gun. He is not much hurt. He had
two pistols on his person. Hen roosts
and Smoke houses were his favorite re-
sorts.
Invitations are out to the marriage
OF Jas. b. Henderson, son of B. l..
Henderson, a prominent citizen of this
county, to Miss Elizabeth Catherine
i Dukes, daus htero OF mir. and Mrs A.F,H.
Dukes on the morning Of February
the 10th, at the home Of latter, at
Branchville, s. G. Young Mr.. Hender-
son is a fine young citizen engaged in
teaching at Branchville. He is an
Ialumnus OF Furman,
Orr young kinsman, Reuben s. Ball,
Proprietor OF CHECKER Hotel" sends
us his Calendar and picture of his 70.
mantle establishment in the midst of
the wild and far off "rockies". Look
at the picture when you drop In on
The ADVERTISER. 1t Is headquarters
of President Roosevelt and there he
finds the mountain lion, the elk and
almost every living thing to interest