The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-05-14
:SOME VISITORS AND OTHERS.

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Hill was In the city Thursday.
Mr.. M. b. Crisp was in town from
Mountville Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Moseley, Of Grecnville
is visiting her son, Mr.. g. ID. Moseley,
Mrs. w. l.. Lucas has returned from
u visit to Baltimore and Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. O. G. Fleming have
returned from Baltimore and Atlantic
City.
Judge Il. @. Watts camo over from
~Spartauburg and spent last last Satur-
day night, returning Sunday.
Rev. b. j. Woodward, of Chestnut
Ridge church, attended the Southern
Baptist Convention in Asheville.
Deputy Clerk of Court Oscar Babb
and Mrs. Babb won't to Charleston
yesterday.
A big crowd will be at tho Wares
Shoals picnic il all the candidates for
Auditor go.
Mr.. w. r. Richey went to the Expo
sition last week and also to the SUI
PsShS opt III So.uliOlus
Mrs. Joella Killian of Greenville Wis
tied her brother, Mr.. G. d. Moseley,
last week.
Mr.. Robert A. Cooper has returned
from Columbia whore he had business
in the Supreme Court last week.
In q fight in Washington Senator
McLaurin knocked down n. a. Gates,
of Greenville.
At the New Harmony picnic, Friday,
Or. Wolff, Capt. McClintock, T.. p.
MCGOWAN and Prof. o. b. Martin
spoke.
L.. w. Simkins. Esq. left yesterday
for Georgetown TO represent the
Church OF the Epiphany in the Epis-
copal Diocesan Council.
Miss Corrie Hart, Misses Louise, An
nile and Lizzie Richey and Miss Hattie
Roland have returned from the Expo
sition.
Mr.. Archie Wilson of the Laurens
Telephone Company left last Saturday
for a ten days vacation in Greenville
and other places.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas b. Crews went
to Gainesville. Ca, last week on a
visit to their relative, Mrs. Sallie
Hance.
Will Whitener and Henry me,
both popular colored BARRIERS, nave
gone to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to
spend several weeks,
Mr.. d. M. Sanders, of Tylersville,
brought to THE ADVERTISER some
beautiful flowers last week which were
greatly appreciated.
Mr.. f. p. MCGOWAN and Mr.. l.. w.
Simkins Of tho Laurens bar went to
Columbia last week to the Supreme
Court.
City Clerk l.. G.. Bale has returned
from al extended trip to his sons and
daughters in Pennsylvania, Virginia
and North Carolina. He enjoyed him
self thoroughly, and fully deserved to.
Col. j. Wash Watts, in q card In the
News and Courier, has nominated Col.
Tom Moore, Of Moore's Station, for
Governor. Col. Moore is q splendid
South CarOlinian.
DIR. j. O.. Wilbur was in the G:ty
Monday. DR.. Wilbur is one of the
county's best men, always true to the
county and the States best interests
He was a welcome visitor to Laurens.
The statement of the National Bank
of Laurens appears elsewhere. This
old and rOck-ribbed financial institu-
tion Is shown to be In vigorous condi-
ton with a good line Of business.
Dunk Watts three old came to town
with his mother the other day and
spied a man in an invalid's wheel chair.
"Mama" he said, "thcre's an automo-
bile" Laurens youngsters keep up
with the times.
Robert Henderson, son of B. L. Hen
dersOn, was one of the Clemsep sopho-
mores who left the college. or course
he acted with his classmates, as any
manly fellow would have done. 1T is
probable that he will return to the COL
lege.
II. Norman Simkins who has been
stenographer with q leading mercan-
tile firm of Columbia for several years
has accepted a position with the Co.
lumbia Mills. His new place is a dis
tinct promotion and his friends are
gratified to hear of it. He Is q son of
Mr.. l.. w. Simkins of this city.