The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-03-26

in Columbia.
DR.. Clifton Jones spent Sunday in
Washington, Ga.
The Exposition is the thing-go
down and enjoy yourself.
Mr.. Creswell Fleming spent several
days in Greenwood last week.
Mr.. w. S. Gray, Of W%oodruffs, spent
Saturday and Sunday here last week.
Col. George tombstone, of Newberry,
passed through the city last Monday.
Mr.. ]. B. Carlisle, of Spartanburg,
was in the city last week.
Editor 8. H. McGhee, of the Green
wood Index, was in town last week.
Mr.. Casper Simpson, OF Glenn
Springs, was here one day this week.
Col. B. w. Balls condition remains
the m He is still critically i'll.
The Exposition is attracting large
crowds. April is the best time of the
year to see Charleston and her show.
Mr.. Haskell Dial, of Wolord College,
came down Saturday for his brothers.
funeral.
MIR. and Mrs. A. T. Maloney return
ed from a visit to Charleston on Mon
day.
Miss Laura Vance. of Clinton, after
q short visit here, returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. w. w. Jones went to Columbia
to attend h funeral of Capt. James
Campbell.
DR.. l.. S. Fuller returned to the city
Friday from a business visit to Green
wood and Abbeville.
Dir. H. &. Coleman, of Spartanburp,
is visiting friende and relatives in
city.
Capt. j. r. Nolan is having his newly
purchased homo OF West Main Street
improved.
Editor Geo. Estes Moore, of the
Honea Path Chronicle, was in the city
Saturday and Sunday last.
Mrs. Young who has been proprie-
tress of the Laurens Inn has decided to
go out Of the hotel business.
Miss Gertrude Mock who has been
on a visit to Greenville has returned
home.
Miss Bulah Bale is visiting relatives
In Philadelphia and other Northern
cities.
Mrs. Halle Stands, of Clinton,
visited DIR. G. c. Albright and family
last week.
Miss Sara Ball has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer at the Laurens
Cotton Mills.
DR.. Dodson has moved his family
into n of the Sitgreaves houses on
Laurens street.
Mr.. Anderson Ferguson has gone to
Augusta, Ga, to accept a position with
a large wholesale firm Of that city.
Rev. Edward McCrady, of Abbeville,
supplied the pulpit of the Church OF
Epiphany last Sunday.
A minstrel performance, interspersed
with excellent music, was given on
Factory Hill last night.
w. r. Richey, Esq went over to
Greenwood on Monday on professional
business.
Mrs. P. B. Conner, Of Greenwood,
who has been visiting in the city, re-
turned to her home In Greenwood on
Monday.
Mrs. j. r. Nolan having been called
to Jacksonville, Fla, on account OF
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home Saturday.
Mr.. Marvin Franks has gone to
White Stone Lithia Springs to install
the electric plant in Mr.. Jim Harris
new hotel.
Miss Annie Keller, miliner for the
McCord Merchandise Company has re-
turaed from the North where she has
been purchasing stock for this new
company there.
Miss Mamie Cummings, who has
been s~tenographer at the Laurens Cot.
ton Mills, left Saturday for Mexico
City where she Will accept a position
with some American Manufacturing
Company.
Mr.. Il. G.. Wilson, Assistant Secre
tary Y. M. O. A. for North and South
Carolina, spent two days here last weel
soliciting subscriptions for that organ
ization.
The friends OF Capt. WI. Cathcar
wish they could have helped him IL
his race for the mayoralty of Colum
bia last week. He was defeated by
only 45 votes.
Some theft or thieves are reporte,
as having entered a freight car at tn
depotl last Saturday night and as havinl
taken one dozen eggs. There were IL
other dozen eggs and several cases Q
liquor in the car.
We are informed that the GLEN
Springs Hotel will be run under tn
/ same management as formerly, Messrf
Garnett a. Darlington, who leased tn,
property last summer, not having com
I piled with the contract.
The North and Southbound passen
ger trains on the g. e. w. O. Railroa
=. were delayed here about an hour Las
Saturday on account OF the derailmer
of two freight cars just q few hUndre
. yards South of the passenger station
The cause of this little wreck vas du
TO q defective switch or rail-.