The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-05-18
AMONG OUR FRIENDS.

| week-will be In next issue.
Miss Estelle Taylor of Princeton is
visiting relatives in the city.
Prof, and Mrs. w. p. Culbertson of
Mountville were in the city Saturday.
Miss Nellie Bolt is visiting in c.
lumbia this week.
Messrs. ID. n. Kirby and Luther
Knowles spent day or 30 with Mr.. W..
p. Ward at Greenwood last week.
Mr.. John III. Turner went to I'm
ion the first of the week for brief
| visit.
Miss Louise Breeden of Bennetts-
vile Is the guest of Miss Meta Sulli-
van.
Mr.. G.. @. Hopkins of Hopewell and
Mr.. Sumter Carter of Newberry were
In town Saturday.
Master John Watts leaves Saturday
to visit his father, Judge II. G. Watts,
at Cheraw.
Messrs. Charlie Peden and Arch
Owings were in town yesterday from
Gray Court.
Messrs. Bob Mcdaniel of Oakville
and Arthur Riddle of Tip Top were in
town awhile Saturday.
Mrs. T. d. Darlington and children
left on Monday morning for visit to
| Allendale.
Mrs. Clarence Poole leaves Saturday
| for visit to relatives and friends in
| Greenville.
Mrs. Homer Henry aud children of
| Clinton are visiting Mrs. Edwin Phil
pot.
Messrs. Hooper and Matthews of
Harris Springs were in the city Mon
day afternoon.
Henry Norman, former Laurens
citizen, was in town Sunday and Mon
day renewing old acquaintances. He
is located at Anderson now.
Mr.. r. w. Nash was in the city u
few hours Monday. He has just closed
a successful session of the Friendship
school in Sullivan township.
Mr.. Jas. P. Stevens, President OF the
Lion Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany, Spar,anburg, was In the city
Monday.
Miss Meta Sullivan has retur. ID
from Pinewool, where she has been
teaching a large school very success
fully since October.
Miss Hattie Roland, who has been
teaching in the Sumter Graded Schools
has been elected to position in the
Bishopville schools.
After several weeks visit to her son,
Mr.. S. L. Saxon and daughter, Mrs. j..
| M. Philpot, Mrs. M. A. Saxon has re-
turned to her home at Huntington.
Mrs. r. E. Babb goes to Hampton,
Ca, the latter part Of the week for an
extended visit to her parents and other
relatives.
The Clerk Of Court asks US TO announce
that the Acts of 1904 have arrived and
are now ready for distribution to the
Magistrates and county officers.
Mr.. Henry Naylor, prominent citi-
zen of Matthews, North Carolina, was
in the city Friday, on his way to Mt.
Bethel, where he will spend o week
visiting friends.
Messrs. M. l.. Nash and III. Terry,
representatives from Laurens Lodge,
No. 43, X. of p, are attending the ar
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge iu
Greenville this week.
Hon. r. A. Cooper attended the lay
ing of the corner- stone of Lander Col
lege at Greenwood last Tuesday. The
ceremonies were conducted by the Ma
sons, A feature of the day was the ad-
dress Of Senator A. G. Latimer.
In the absence of Rev. b. a. Grier,
the popular pastor OF the A. r. p.
Church Of Ora, his appointment last
Sabbath was filled by Mr.. Gillie Kerr,
q Theological student of Due West.
Mr.. Grier went to Troy Saturday and
on Sunday delivered the commence
ment sermon for the Troy High School
Mrs. Mary w. Carter of Princeton
was In the city Monday, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. William Henry Carter
Mrr. Carter is an experienced and cul.
ture6 teacher and has only recently
concluded successful years work al
Flat Rock, Greenville county.
| Mr.. w. P. Turner, Jr., of Carroll
Gross Hill township, was among tht
successful youog doctors who passed
the examination given by the State
Board In Columbia last week. DR.
Turner Is the son OF Mr.. w. p. Turner
Sr., one of the foremost citizens o
the county.
| 25.CENT COLUMN.