The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-06-25
SOME VISITORS AND OTHERS.

Mr.. g.. B. Anderson of Rock Hill
is in the city.
Miss Musa Barbut of North Carolina
Is visiting Miss Emma Hudgens.
Miss Meta Sullivan is visiting Miss
Breedon in Bennettsville.
Miss Register of Virginia is the
guest of Miss Perrin Farrow.
Miss Elizabeth Todd is visiting in
Asheville.
Miss Lillian Jamison of Newberry is
the guest OF Mrs. e. H. Wilkes.
MI. and Mrs. Claud Fuller spent a few
days at Harris Lithia last week.
Miss Rosalee Burton is at home for
the holidays from Winthrop.
Mr.. James Switzer of Woodruff was
In the city this week. .
Judge r. G. Watts spent Sunday in
the city.
Mr.. j.. A. Copeland and Master
william Bruce Copeland went to Spar
tanburg on Saturday.
Mrs. Dell Robinson and daughter
have returned to Newberry after visit
ing Mr.. N. B. Dial's family.
: Mr.. James Guess of Denmark, S. c.,
has returned to his home after a visit
to his cousin, Haskell Dial.
Miss Beulah Bale has returned from
a visit to Norwood, N. c., and Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Matte Bray and children left
yesterday for Moorehead City, N. c.,
where they will spend the summer.
Reuben Pitts of this city has been
elected principal of the Iuman school,
Spartanburg county.
The kitchen of the residence of w.
z. Childress caught fire Monday but
the flames were promptly extinguished
anu little damage was done.
Misses Lewllyn Fuller of Columbus
and Lola Anderson of Augusta, Ga,
have been visiting at Mr.. II. F..
Simpsons.
Miss Daisy Harris, of Gray Court,
received her deploma at Winthrop last
week. Miss Harris is a very bright
girl and took a fine stand in her class.
Mrs. @. G. Featherstone, while visit
ing in Greenville last week was one of
the guests OF honor at a brilliant re-
ception given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Mccullough.
Mr.. S. M. Wilkes left on yesterday
for Boydton Virginia to be present at
the marriage of his brother MIR. P. b.
Wilkes TO Miss Annie Atkins on
the Goth.
Superintendent Jones and all the
teachers of the city schools with one
exception left yesterday to attend the
State Summer School for teachers at
Winthrop College, Rock Hill.
Miss Maud Inez Tillman recently re-
elected to a position in the city schools
for the coming session, has also been
rendered a place in the schools at
Sumter. She will decline the Sumter
position, it is stated.
Mrs. Melina Fowler, of Laurens, has
been awarded a prize for a quilt on ex-
hibition in the Woman's Building dur
ing the Exposition. This quilt was
one Of the most beautiful pieces of
work sent down in the Laurens ex-
hibit.
Mr.. Frank Word of Hogansville, Ca,
was in the city Monday. Mr.. Word Is
q nephew of the late Mrs. Hance and a
cousin, therefore, Of Mrs. J.. f.. Bolt
and the Messrs. Crews. He is spend
ing some time at Harris Lithia
Springs. He is o prominent citizen of
his section of Georgia.
Miss Elberta Turner, the daughter
of MI. w. p. Turner of Carroll, this
county and Mr.. Frank Lee Holland of
Atlanta, Ca, were married on the 18th
of June. The wedding took place at
home and was a very beautiful affair.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for Washington.
Mrs. s. M. Wilkes entertained O
party of delightful girls last week:
Misses Allie and Emmle Webb of
Greenwood, Lieze Rawoth of Augusta,
Azile Wilson of Laurens and Lucille
Benoit of Darlington. On Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes gave an
CONSERVATION Party" in their honor at
which about forty guests were present.
Prizes were given to the keenest
observer, Miss Connie Jones receiving
a dainty powder box and Mr.. James
Dunklin a tobacco box, while the
consolation prizes, a mirror and a pair
of s%pectacles, fell to Miss Amy Nolan
and Mr.. Allan Shell.
Appeal Issued.