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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-12-31
JUST A WORD.

The Opportunity for new subscribers
to get THE ADVERTISERS free, or the
Twice A Week News and Courier free,
ia still open.
The News and Courier will print all
the legislative proceedings in detail.
The new subscribers to THE ADvER-
TIsER will get this for nothing, for
The News and Courier, twice a week,
coats o dollar a year.
The ADVERTISER costs q dollar q
year. You save the price Of one.
This offer, both for a dollar, cannot
be kept open very long. 1t will not be
repeated next winter,
THE ADVERTISERS sole purpose Ia
to mako a large and quick increase to
Its list OF subscribers. That 10 why
this unusual offer Is made. OF course
it can only be temporary. We could
not afford these prices eqcept for a
short time.
Therefore, ~ you want to take adj
vantage Of It, you must act quick.
Ask your Minister about Fewer gall
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Any Church

or parsonage or institution support
ed by voluntary contribution will be
given a liberal quantity of the Long
man g. Martinez Paints whenever
they paint.
NoTE:-This has been our custom
for twenty-seven years; any building
not satisfactorily painted, will be re-
painted at u expense; about one gal
Ion OF Linseed Oil to be added to every
gallon of gallon OF paint to make ready
for use; It's mixed in two minutes, and
cost of the paint thereby made less in
price than any other, Yearly product
over one million gallons.
Longman s. Martinez.
Sole Agents w. L Boyd, Laurens, S..
@ u. c.. Hutchinson, Gross Hill, S. G.
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Have You a Critical Eyea

Things made of "Clifton" flour pre-
sent an appearance that will charm
your critical eye and at the same time
you will have the satisfaction of know
ing that in this flour none of the help
ful strengthening elements of the
wheat have been lost. Try this flour
and be convinced. For sale in Laurens
by M. III. Fowler and 7. N. Barksdale.
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CHRISTMAS AT WHITE HOUSE.
How the Rooseyelts Enjoyed the Great
Festival.

The Presidents family we're all to-
gether at the White House to spend
Christmas. They did not have a tree,
but each hung presents in the morning
In the library. They ell went to Capt.
house 90 VaAs luncheon with
the Captain and Mrs. Cowles. Mrs.
Cowles ts the presidents sister. In the
afternoon the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt went riding. Dinner was
served In the State dining room in the
evening.
The President presented turkeys to
the employees of the White House.
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AMONG OUR FRIENDS.

See Davis, Roper & Co.'s special ad
for New Year.
Mr.. w. Leak, the popular Clinton
bachelor, was in the city last week.
See Davis, Roper & Co. New Year
ad.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, after a visit to
ina family of her son, Mr.. j. G..
brown, returned 70 Cross Hill last
week.
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF
In the Court OF Common Pleas.

In the Court OF Common Pleas.
BY virtue of the decree of the Court
OF Common Pleas for said county and
state, in the case OF Hellams and GRAY
against III. @. Prior and others
Il, will sell at public cutlery to the
highest htdaor st LSurens Court House,
South Carolina, on salesday in Jan
uary next, during the legal hours of
sale, all that tract or parcel of lana
containing One Hundred and Thirty.
five acres, more or less, situate in Tie
county OF Laurens, State aforesaid
pounded by lands of e. s.. Patterson, H.
q; and W; s. Gray, being the tract
Terms-One-half Of the purchase
money, cash, the balance with interest
from day of sale, on Q credit Of u
months, secured by a bond of the pur.
chaser and mortgage OF the promises,
with leave to purchaser to pay ali
cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
THOMAS j. DUoKETT,
Sheriff l. G.
Dec. o, 1902-4t.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

WANTED = FAITHFUL PERSON
to travel for we'll established house in
a few counties, calling on retail mer-
chants and agents. Local territory.
Salary $1.024 q year and expenses,
payable 1910 a week in cash and ex-
penses advanced. Position permanent.
Business successful and rushing. Stand
ard House, 1874 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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Is Your Flour Sticky2

Is the -four you have been using
sticky? Does 1t make poor bread and
heavy cake and pastry? If so, try a
sack of Clifton" next time. No dam
aged wheat used in making this flour
For sale by M. II. Fowler and T. N.
Rarksdale.
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STORY WELL TOLD.
Composition Written by Miss Stella
Dial Of Rapley.

The following composition was sub
mitted in THE ADVERTISERS contest
by Miss Stella Dial of the Rapley
School. 1t did not win the prize but it
is a good narration Of the Discovery Of
America.
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Come Next Week.

The ADVERTISER expects to have
next week some handsome calendars
lor 1903, to be distributed among it's
friends and subscribers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-12-31

Pictures, cut-glass, fancy china,
lamps, silver goods Morris chairs,
dressing tables, desks, rockers, rugs, In
great variety; prices right. See us for
holiday goods. 3. M, r. Eth. Wilkes.
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Fine Enough for Wedding Cake

Or any other cake-and still the best
flour for bread, biscuit and everything
else. That's what "Clifton" flour is,
an all round flour that will never disap-
point you no matter what you use it
for. Buy it and try it. M. III. Fowler
and Il. N. Barksdale sell it in Laurens.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-12-31

Ask your doctor about 'Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-12-31

Ask your grocer about "Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-12-31
THE
KYLE HAY PRESS
Eliza Ball,
Sara Ball,
W.. w. Ball,
Executors

Farmers take care of what you make.
There Is as much in saving as there 10
In making, and IL you bale your hay,
fodder, oats, shucks ETC., at the proper
time you not only save room and time,
but you save 80 per cent of the nutri-
oious matter that evaporates when 1t is
not ballad. 1'ha
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Kyle Hay Press

fills a long felt want with farmers. 1t
1s the best yet made. The opinion
seems to be unanimous tn at the KYLE
hay PRESS Ia unexcelled by any
press on the market. 1t is going to
the front, already q great number OF
them have been sold, you only need TO
try 1t to be pleased. Ii. 10 easy oper-
ated by 2 men and horse. tits Cheap,
easily mounted. 4. is the only press
that q be made or repaired on the
farm, 1t has no casting to break and
cause long delay. No other press has
this advantage. 1t is the only press
that the farmer can afford to buy, 1t
pays for itself out OF the first crop.
Every farmer can W his own press,
and bale his hay at the proper time.
A. l.. HUDGENS,
Laurens, s.. g.
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Ask your Minister about Fewer gall
Ions; wears longer /"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27

mis- there to join party of friends to
spend the summer ON the great lakes.
Misses Bessie and Roena Gregg and Miss
Gale, who have been visiting the family
of Robert Moore, have returned to their
home in Caldwell.
r. c. Miller is in Chicago on business.
Mrs. X. II. Schumacher has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs, colo, TO spend the summer.
Mrs. j. 4. Evans and children and Mrs.
X. A. Sangster and baby spent week at
Marlboro with relatives.
Green Wood has gone to ST. Louis on
business.
Miss Nan Earl Hardy has returned to her her
home In Corsicana, accompanied by MISS
Lillian Hardy Of this city.
Mrs. \. b. Hurt has returned from
visit to Mcxia.
= delightful moonlight picnic was given
Thursday evening at the pleasant country
home of MIR. and Mrs, {. {. Camp, com
pllmentary TO Miss Deaderics and her
charming guest. Miss Baker OF waco.
Those who attended were Miss Baker with
MIR Tom Foley Miss Deaderick with Mt.
Hugh Foley. Miss Terrell VITA Mr., Baylor
Wilson, Miss Lena Smith with Mr.. Jim
Nicholson. Miss Helen Lott with Mr.. wal
ter Mobey Miss Bridges with Mr.. Larry
Jacobs. Miss Ethel Bridges with Mr. Joel
Terrell Miss Hearne with MI Tom VII
son, Miss Lott with Mr.. Haynes shannon
Miss Alderman with Mr., Mark Lott. MISS
Boone with Mr. Henry Gudger. Miss Cor
don with MIR Charles Bissell, Miss Hardy
with MIR. Shatton Baker, Miss I.indley with
Mr. Dan Anderson Miss Frankie hennard
with NIr Ham Redford, Miss Ethel camp
with MIR. Hal Camp, Miss Corneia sadler
viii MIR, Tom Camp. MIR. and Mrs. q. B.
pusten, MIR. and Mrs. Mcdonald Meachum,
Mir and Mrs. A. V. Cuthrell, Mrs. Georgia
A. MIckelborough, MIR. and Mrs. L. l.
Camp Sr.
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RocKPoRT.

G. W. Butcher. master mechanic OF the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad and
marty. arrived here last night on special
car No II. and VIII spend several days at
tina seaside.
Mrs. w. C. Carroll, Mrs. p F. Mahon or
Victoria. daughters of Major John H. Wood
and Mrs. L. s. Marmion of Victoria and
Miss Mamie Clark of Ann Arhor, Mich,
are appreciated visitors to Rockport, the
guests OF the family OF Major Wood
There was very ENJOYABLE dance at the
Herzfeld pavilion last night; quite large
crowd OF visitors and some town people
attended. Mr. Michael's Mexican band fur
nlshed the music.
County Assessor Hunt Stoner came over
Saturday night from Victoria and spent
sunday with Mrs Stoner anu the children,
who are summerIng here.
Mrs Claude Rel Of Neches is here on
n visit to her sister, Mrs. b. NJ. sheldon.
Colonel j. &. Fulton, who has for several
months past been successfully boring for
artesian water IN the Tucson valley IN
Arizona, returned home Saturday night.
Or John Harrison and family OF San
Antonio have secured a cottage here and
will remain for the summer.
Judge T.. A. stevens. Or. w. f. Pugh and
n. NJ plcton attended the convention at
Galveston last week.
Colonei w g. Sterett and Mayor Ben T.
Cabell of Dallas are among the visitors
here this week.
Hon. II. H. Ward and family OF San An.
tonic arc summering here
The visitors have been having great snort
tarpon nshing this week. Thirty.three tar.
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pom were landed by the guests Of Tarpon
Inn on Tuesday last.
sheriff John NJ Bluntzer and j. II. White
of Corpus Christi are in town today.
A. Roosevelt Of Houston caught a June
fish at the pass yesterday Weighing $50
pound.
The Junior Lenguers are preparing to give
a public entertainment at Herzfeld's pavtl-
ion Friday night which promises to be
quite treat.
- Thomas Traylor and mis- sister, Mrs. r.
b. Norris, of Houston. were nppreciated
visitors here last week.
Mrs. Louis Lindheim and Mrs. Joseph
Rosenheld and children of Del Rio are
here for the summer and have apartments
for the summer.
Fred Drummer Of San Antonio is visiting
relatives here.
sheriff Calender and family of Victoria
are pleasantly located for the summer in
one Of the Picton cottages
MISS Carter of Lockport Is here on visit
TO hor friend, Miss Mamie Drummer
Hon, r. u. Hart and family of Texbr-
kama are registered at the Del Mar
Miss Mary Croft Of San Diego has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. Sanderson. Mrs j. r. Joiner and
Mrs Hiram Glass and family, ali from
leXarKana, are spending the summer here
non Joseph Proctor and family Of vic.
'oI!a are enjoying a stay on the coast.
Mr' Poteet and wife of Cameron are Wis
Ting the family of County Clerk TYSON Of
Sameron' who have cottage here for the
District Clerk T. c. Stafford Of camoror
Is spending few days with Mrs stof
here. ''e Suinrnerlng
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BRENNAN.

Saturday night the Brennan Sicnnl
corps was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Zurcher at their home In the southern
part OF the city Captain Nowakowsky
and all OF his men were present.
The party OF young people who have
been spending the past week In Somervllie
returned on the Santa Fe Saturday after.
noon The party was composed Of Mrs.
Charles Parks, Misses Margle Harrison.
Bessie Lee Williamson. Hattie Parks
Messrs. John Parks, Oscar Seward and
Tom Bolts
There was an enjoyable informal hon
at the Athletic club rooms Friday even
ing complimentary to the visiting yoang
ladies. There was fairly good crowd OF
young folks In Attendance
Mr.. $. Engelking formerly teacher I'm
the BRENNAN public school. hut now a law
yer OF Houston. was In the city Friday
since his sojourn he has graduated at Yale
Texas.
There was card party at the home OF
MISS Thompson In Kenney Friday night
complimentary TO the Misses WALES OF
Galveston.
Local thespians have under serious con.
sideration the practlCability of producing
play some time IN the Inter part or
August for the heneht OF the fire depart.
ment.
Mr., Harry Cohn left on the noon train
Friday for Austin TO see his brother Guy
before returning TO Louisiana.
Mrs. Schrpmm and daughters Misses
Watson and Eldred, left Thursday morn nq
for Handiey, where they will attend the
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here this week and will spend greater
part OF the season here buying cotton,
Miss Margaret Kennedy returned several
days ago from Brenham and Hampstead,
where she has been visiting friends for sew
eral weeks.
Prof. W. S. Gardner left this. week for
Miss Mona Lawley Of oakville has been
In the city for the past week as the guest
of relatives.
Miss Leila Thompson is visiting the fam.
ily Of her brother. Oscar Thompson, on
the ranch In Starr county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Timon OF Corpus
Christi are spending the week In the city
ms the guests OF relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Wood has returned from
Corpus Christi where she spent several
weeks with relatives and friends.
Miss Myrtle Simpson returned Saturday
from San Antonio, where she has been
for couple Of weeks visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs II. SmiIn Of Aoakum are
in the city visiting relatives.
W +. Rudolf has sold his interest In the
Above Ice cream parlor and confectionery
store and left Wednesday for Galveston TO
accept a position,
delightful german at Chittim han Wcdnes-
day evening. The affair was given compll'
meutary to several young ladies' Of Goliad,
who are visiting in the city. Those. who
dance were Mrs r. Cohn Of Beeville,
Mrs W, F, Timon Of Corpus Christi. MIR.
and Mrs :, II Smith of No9kum. Misses
Myra and Myrtle Lott and Misses virginia
and Ella Pettus Of Goliad. md Misses Mar
raret Kennedy. Elizabeth Wood, Ella Timon
Mae Corhv, Douna Irwin. Grace Weldcr,
and M'I Dr$,obd = 9na ? , p oHe'l W
Kennedy. Thomas Dodh Con Lucid ] p.
Burke. Thomas Shacfcr. Ice Timon, VII
hugh wilkins and W o. McCurdv.
Judge z, II Hunter md sheriff Dave
odom Of San Patrlcio county spent Tues
day in the city.
Merchant s L. Miller returned Wednes.
day evening from st Louis aud Chicago,
whore he had been for ten days on bust
ness trip
Misses Mercy and Helen Olenhusch, who
have been visiting the family Of their
grandfather. CAPTAIN w. j Perkins Ia
this city for the past month left Thursday
for their home TN Waco.
Miss Lottie Savage ~ Corpus Christi
was here this week visiting relatives, she
left Wednesday FOR Golind where she will
spend some time with friends
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ORANGE.

delightful entertainment. compliment.
airy to Misses Iron and Lillian Barclay
guests OF Mr. and Mrs r. f. McFarlane.
was given at the latter's home last night.
Features Of the evenings entertainment
were music and Rotations. Delicious re.
ireSments We're served and the evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by every one present,
list OF whom follows: Mr., and Mrs. r. t.
IcFarlane, Misses Iron and LILLIAN Ror
cay, Emma Curtis, Kitty Petty, Jennie
smith, Leila and Lille Pond. Ethel Bettis,
Lena 4 stewart and Messrs Or, Lawson,
u. " robson, d. A. Ford, George Fore
man. I'd, viii and Stuart McFarlane.
MRS; ), a. Robertson has returned TO the
city from several weeks trip to Hous.
Mrs. j. II. Walker Of Pineville. La. who
mas been visiting her brother r.. NJ Satch.
ef, lett this week for her home.
.o MIS- y. NJ Harris and family of George
IqoWh, VINO have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
S1sSPn HOFFMAN, left for their home this
?, Mrs. W. II. Stark. son Intcher Mrs
n, J. Lutcher and Miss Fannie Brown left
VIII weeh TOT Colorado Springs, wnere they
WI spend several weeks
Mrs, X: l.. Robertson and IItt,e daughter
hn- hc, nave arrived from Tyler to ioin
f nrr husband and will make Orange their
Mrs, c. B. Peveto and son are snend,uv
port, La. ." Sutefe-
WITS mIrs ., +. Mcdonald is spending a few
"eGhs visiting her parents In Austin.
well, II. .; looney and two sons left this
"ssh Tor Shreveport to visit friends
Miss Mary Schiosser. accompapieS nv hor
sI,est; Miss Bertha Miller, are yisltinr
friends in Lake Charles. ''Si'ins
,f,ns sS stella Suddeth Of Lake Charles.
TEi'eI a pleasant visit to the family Of
A. NcFarlane, left for her home Thurs.
S sd r. Locke and children are spending
NJ lays In Houston visiting friends.
hara . anu MRS c. Il. Slade of Beaumont
Orange Pe'"i"nent residence In
ba Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harmon and family
Isks sSs,hH,rned after weeks camping al
Iow. angus McKinnon left Friday for
yisltinyw aere she win spend few weeks
MIRA 4. 7. chsnault is spending . few
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SEGUlN.

Inc Ladies' Card club was deIlrht,r1v
gpnteTTtalned by Mrs Dudley Baker and Me-
H. Il. wilson al the latter's homo 10 ia ~;
saturday afternoon, Mrs. Richard Rrrgos
OF NJ Faso won the prize. Delicious 10
rreshments were served at the close ~ ~,
game and very enjoyable evening VIVA
passed. was
Miss Irma Meyers entertained ,onu.
NUMBER OF her friends last night in honor
OF her guest, Miss Meta Mittman. OF New
Braunfels ave"
MISS Hosamond EIDE OF San Apealo
mas been visiting Miss Browne Donobo ,a.
the past few weeks. left Tuesday g..
batesville, where she will visit her Sstar
Mrs lg Erskine, before returning 70 49,.
nome In San Angelo. She was accom-
panied by Miss Browne Donoho.
MT tIeorge Vaughn and family Of Mo,
tterey Mexico, are visiting Mis-. Carrie
mrs, WI Snchart and children are visit.
ing relatives in Kennedy. vow
MISS Marie Brcymann Of Schulenhurg Ia
guest Of Miss lizzie Koch. 70
Mr. ana Mrs, Arthur Noltc of New n
leHns are visiting relatives In the CITY
Mars. w. Il, Campbell and son ~ ,o,.
Tuesday for Sutherland Springs on n y isit
to friends. N'st
Mrs. A, b. Coleman has returned n nsr
homie IN Gonzales after a two weeks visit
10 her sister, Miss Amelia Erkel.
Mrs. Il. l.. johnson returned this veal
from visit TO relatives In Justin
=, Nj and Mrs: A. V. Stein spent Sunday
on business Saturday.
MT j. ~ Abbott of Beaumont spent
SUNDAY With his family here, 4psu''
MI and Ars. Norris Lew Of San Antonio
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NAVAsoTA.

The friends Of Mr.. John E. Cuthreu ana
Miss Ruth Buchanan we're rather snrnr,sed
TO learn that they were married In Conroe
Thursday evening. The couple took tne
santa Ice train here in the evening.
reached Conroc and repaired TO the resi-
dence OF DR.. w. J, Gulledge, where at
$50 Rev. Mr.. Anderson tied the sacred
khot' Mr.. and Mrs, Cuthrell are at home
now with Mrs. Lydia Kennedy. Both par
ties are known and highly respected by a
large circle Of friends in ana around Nava-
sofa; The bride Is a sister of n w.
buchanah the Wells Fargo Express com,
pans ageht IoE THIS city. The groom Is
oAggage master for the Houston and Texas
central Railway company here and is a
son OF MIR. and Mrs j. w. Cuthen OF
Roam Prairie
Tuesday afternoon Mrs r. A. Harrlss
IN her delightful manner entertained the
ssnchrr Club with Miss Bonnie. Deadcrick,
MISS Annie Baker of Waco, Miss Ida Mae
Blackshear Miss Beatrice Hearne. Mrs.
Harry smith Miss Ida Horlock and Mrs
lAnner As guests OF the club
Jolly crowd enjoyed IA dance at VII
sons hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Ashford entertained a number
OF her young friends Thursday night a,
the home Of her uncle, G. n. 'rrbbe, on
the northern edge of the city.
Miss Rnth Schumacher departed Monday
for Cuba, Mo.
Alderman Fore has returned from an ex-
tend trip to West Texas and New Mexico.
Alderman r. A. Patout, resident manager
OF Wagner & Patout's establishment mas
gone 70 New York.
e. H. Holman is spending q week a,
wootan Wells
Miss IEma cAiusN left Thursday Tor En-
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camp meeting OF the Seventh Day Ad-
ventlsts
Miss Esther Lewis has returned from
Giddngs. here she has been on a visit
Miss Rosa Cans accompanied her home.
Mrs. Samuels. formerly Mass Lizzie Lewis,
is In the city on visit to her parents.
Misses Ina ara Ella Moehiinp OF Elgin
are in the city, guests OF Miss Erna Wei
kins.
Mrs. f. II. Barnett is visiting in Aus
tin.
Mr.. Victor Kcilor of San. Antonio is Ia
the city, a guest OF Joseph Trlstram.
Mr. Robert Hackworth and wife left
Friday, afternoon for Ia Porte TO attend
the Odd Fellows picnic
Mr. G; " Williams returned from a visit
70 Giddings Friday afternoon He was
accompanied home rs his grandson. Dan
Hlllsman, who will visit in BRENNAN Tor
while.
Miss Broesche, who has beeu visiting In
turned 70 Burton
MRS. Gilbert Mcintyre and daughter left
THURSDAY morning for visit TO Hearne.
Mr Abner Roberts Is hack from Bartlett.
Mr Roberts has been elected principal of
the Bartlett high school.
M, nj 5. Thompson Of the Honey Grove
citizen was In the city Friday.
Miss Hilldegarde Herbst of Caldwell Is
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NAcoepocHEs

Mrs. /. D. Polk and littit ~
Tassie. after a ten days visit 70 y
Fl. Blount, left Thursday morning.
home at Beaumont.
John f. Lloyd OF Los AnselH y,
has been visiting his cousin, Nh
left on Friday for Beaumont % w
EGd Ridley.
Mr.. Oscar Matthews is slsuH Il
this week.
Eugene Mast, Esq, who has Na
Nacogdoches county and toTa y
this week TO New Braunfeh
Misses. Donnie Mcclure M
Brown of Tennessee came nems "a
John 4. Lucas and will DC nei y
month. v...,c, n
E. W. Smith is visiting Kern"
health. N
Miss Carr of Marion, Ala, y w
Of Mrs. DR.. Durham. Miss san nm 4
at the Nacogdoches uniyersin ' I, n
AGO and has numerous frienos
Nacogdoches can boast OF Mani M
homes in the country, nof'n'
west of her. ~ Tan -
Mr.. ]. W. Power and Mr. i.p i
ST., went to Houston TINS N'.Sw 4
mers 10 visit his son, VII, am IN c;ssI
To have his eyes treated py n,ns
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4 L ,.Is IA ia
again after a six weeks N va, Brii
Miss Annie Collins ana M'I r.mr
Augustine are visiting Mrs ME- ~ d
Flight couples, chaperoneda ~
Mrs. Mayfield, had aiVVD
Rose lake Tuesday night orsr N
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrin Of XII dr.
their son, Lit Herrin. y t ,hs ru;sf
Mr. Finly OF Douglas Is the ~
]. II. Thomas Of this Earhss:a
Miss Mamie Sutton q o.. TrIr,
visitor for a month TO si'
M Mrs ~ L. Garrison and two =. s slsfs
DANES Watts. Of Garrison
. Mr.. r ]. Williams has ,ssc Sus
Wells for n few weeks 70 f.Sl,.Etlr;
Williams and children are
ingston. ,,tv hsw y
their hard study during an and oihs
and are enjoying tennis NV
ments. a.rson
Miss Buford OF henu
Miss Fay Hayter'