The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-06-22
AMONG OUR FRIENDS.

visit to relatives in Cheraw.
r.. Elleige, Of the Poplar Springs
s'ction, was in town Saturday.
Il. T. Wood, of Beaverton, was in the
city Tuureday,
Mr., Joe Moore, of EXON, was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. John A. Madden was in tho city
Sometime Saturday from Maddens.
Geo. M. Hanna, of Gross Hill, was in
town Saturday.
Mr. r. p. Milan spent several days
of last week in Richmond Va.
Mr.. Wister Sharp, of Greenville, is
Wis ting his uncle, Mr.. w. r, Richey.
Mr.. w. E. Pitts was in tow yester-
day from Friendship.
r. C. Babb Esq. attended court at
Abbeyiile Mon lay.
Messrs. N. b. Dial and A. G. Todd
visited Charleston the first of the week.
Messrs. Frank and Bob Anderson, of
Waterloo, were in town Monday.
Laurens Hughes visited at Jachln
Sunday.
Mr.. Adolpbus Owings, was at Gray
Court visiting on Sunday.
Messrs. w. r. Cheek and e. D. She'll
of Gray Court, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. M. J. Owings spent Sunday at
Rapley.
Mrs. ID. O. Smith aud Miss Anna An
dersou of Waterloo, were visitors to the
city Monday.
Mr.. H. Y. Simmons and little son,
were in town yesterday from Gray
Court.
Me;srs. r. L. Henry and w. H. God
frey of 0wings Station, were In the
city yesterday.
Miss Minnie Smith, of Glenn Springs
is visiting the family of Capt. j. r.
MInter.
Mr.. John r.. Hellams, prominent
citizen Of Dials was iu the city Tues.
day.
Pratt S. Suber is representing Lau-
rens at the National Republican Con-
vention in Chicago.
Messrs. Thad and Matt Owings, pro-
gressive farmers were in the city Sat-
urday from Owings Station.
Mr.. B. L. Henderson, a prominent
citizen of the county was in the city
Friday from Mt. Gallagher.
Mr.. Guy Copeland and his five hand
some boys were in the city from Clin-
ton Saturday.
Mr.. Kirk Taylor, always q welcome
visitor to Laurens, was in the city from
Renno Saturday.
Mrs. w. T.. Vance, of Clinton, has
been visiting at DR., Albright's for the
past week.
Mrs. Alexander Rose and children
have returned from an extended visit
w I0idVlV6S III OudFlSSUOn.
Mrs. Hogan Notes, of Mountville, ar
rived last Thursday to visit her sister
Mrs. Jesse league.
Mr.. John w. Fowler attended the
Wells.Roff wedding at Greenwood
Thursday.
Messrs.J ohm H. Copeland and Geo.
E. Little returned Saturday from ten
days stay at Stomp Springs.
Mr.. John w. Mccullough Jr., of Alba
Greenville county, was in the city Sun
day.
Mr.. j. p. Saxon, of Huntington, was
in town Monday. He reported fine
rain Ia his section Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Downey were
visitors at Brewerton Sunday. Mrs.
Downey did not return, but will spen
this week there with relatives.
Mr.. Ernst M. Henderson, of Water
loo, class '05 Of the college of charles
ton, was member of Commencement
Committee for the recent exercises of
the college.
Mrs, Graves Knight, of Graniteville,
visited her sister, Mrs. j. G. Owings
during the past week. She is spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j Hughes at Jachin.
The new crop of wheat while not as
large yield as in former years, is said
to be fine in quality. Mr.. w. p. Brown
was the frat to bring to the Laurens
Roller Mills few barrels of his excel
lent crop.
DR.. Anthony @. Fuller, former State
Senator, was in the city few hours
Friday. The Doctor takes keen inter.
est in all public affairs, but he devotes
all his time to the successful operation
OF his farming interest.
Prof. j. Leland Kennedy who was Of
the Greenwood Graded School faculty
last year, has been elected principal Of
the Donalds Graded School next ses-
sion.
Mainr M TT Fprouaon attandad tho