The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-06-29

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Mr.. r. F. Fleming, of Greenwood,
has been in the city for the past week.
Messrs. Joel and d. @. Smith, of
Waterloo, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Featherstone
have returned from visit to the st,
Louis exposition.
Messrs. r. =. Adair and Robin J..
Copeland, Of Clinton, were in ths city
Monday.
Miss Lucia Barksdale has gone to
Greenville and Easley, for ten days
visit.
Mr.. r. d. Nance, one of the leading
young business men of Cross Hill, was
in town Friday.
T, Il. l.. Gray of Lanford was in town
Monday for the meeting of the County
Executive Committee.
Miss Lucy Darlington Of Allendale is
visiting her brother, Col. Thos. D..
Darliugton.
Miss Annie Jameson of Newberry is
visiting Miss Mary Todd on Main
Street.
Mrs. @. M. Miller visited her sister
Mrs. L. F. Jones, at Gray Court last
week.
Messrs. John N. Hudgens and Arthur
l.. Hudgens are spending while at
Stomp Springs.
Mrs. r. Y. Hellams and children, of
Greenville, are visiting the families of
Mr.. l.. G: Bale and Mr.. j. A. copeland. =.
Col. and Mrs. Thos. b. Crews are yis-
iting relatives at Carrollton and other
points in Georgia.
Col. S obo d. Darlington is building
an elegant cottage on North Harper
Street.
Mr. w. b. Clarke, r. F. ID. Carrier
Laurens No. 2 is quite sick at his home
in the country.
Messrs. @. b. Bobo, John M. Hud-
gems and Rev. ID. II. Owings went to
Stomp Springs yesterday for weeks
stay.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Episco.
pal Church will meet with Mrs. Alex
Rose at five thirty on next Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. John l.. Balentine is occupying
MS residence on Hampton Street,
which he recently bought of MIR. M. L.
Copeland.
Treasurer Copeland has returned
from Stomp Springs, where he again
spent last week, and seems much i'm
proved in health,
Mr.. Ed. Hart returned Monday from
Biddeford Maine, where he has been
spending the past several months serv-
Ing his apprenticeship as machinist.
Mr.. Laurence Boyd, of Mou ntville,
was in the city Friday. He takes spec
ial interest in the schools of his dis
trict, and like his private interests,
their welfare is we'll guarded.
Mr.. Darcy B, swygert, son of Mr..
Brooks Swygert, who is a student at
Clemson College, is spending his vaca-
tior here, keeping books for Fuller,
Darlington Company.
Mrs. j. j. Sheppard and little daugh-
ter Miss Norcum Sheppard, of Dar-
lington, will arrive in the city this
week to visit Mrs. II. Terry.
Mrs. /; ! L. M. Irby, accompanied by
Mac, Pierce and Henry Irby and
Catherine Irby left Monday for q visit
to her brother, Rev. Allen MacFarlan
of Waccamaw.
DR.. w. FL. Washington, DR.. w. w.
Dodson and Mr.. O. M. Miller are at
tending the annual meeting of the
South Carolina Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation..which met yesterday, at the Isle
OF Palms, Charleston.
Messrs. J.T. Machen, j. M. Wood,
W. 11' Dhb VOL 6Eu OI
Princeton, were in town yesterday AS
q committee they were looking after
business matters pertaining to the
Princeton Baptist Church,
Mr.. r. f. Fleming, Jr., was seized on
last Tuesday night with an acute at
tack OF appendicitis and his condition
has caused great uneasiness to his
family and hosts of friends. He is now
much better and his symptoms in every
way favorable. He is at the residence
of his Uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Jones.
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NOTICE.
The ladies of the Waterloo Baptis
Church will give an Ice cream festival,
for the benefit of the Baptist Church
/ on Thursday avaninp luna Tho 20th