The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

Remember the next Lyceum mum
Der, Geo. r. Vending, JaG. Z.
David Switzcr, of Switzer, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
The holiday trade is on with "a ruti
this week.
Miss Josie Sullivan will come home
tomorrow from Agnes Scott fol
Christmas.
Miss Hester Richey of Greenville
will spend Christmas in Laurens with
the family of W. r. Richey.
Misses Annie and Marie Wheeler o.
Groenvi'le are expected to visit in the
city during the holidays.
Cadets Will Richey and Mac Irby
will come up from the Citadel this
week for the holiday vacation.
"The man of Galilee" is said to be
Mr.. Wendling's finest lecture. Hear
him Saturday evening, Jan. Z.
TIE ADVERTISER il requested tc
state that the banks OF the city will be
c'osed Monday, 26.
willis Yeargin aud family of Gray
Court visited in the city the first OF
the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson OF
Greenville are expected in the city for
the holidays.
John Kern is at home for the holi-
days from the Atlanta College OF
Pharmacy.
Miss Laura Barksdale Of Hol,ins In
stitutc is spending the holiday season
at home.
Miss frankie Beeks of Limestone is
spending the holidays in Laurens,
CrCss Hill and Beaverton.
j. s. Machen and NJ. l.. Nash will at
tend q meeting of the Shriners in
Charlotte next Wednesday.
Archie l.. Adams Of Greenville Wis
tied friends and relatives in the city
this week.
Miss Martha Fits of the City School
will spend Christmas week with Mrs.
f. p. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. r.. G. Richardson of Clarendon
will arrive in the city today to visit
her parents, Mr.. und Mrs. j. II. Sulli-
van, during the holidays.
Ne S rs. Young and Norwood Vance
of Columbia will come up Saturday to
spend Christmas with their mother,
Mrs. S. W. Vance.
The Laurens fri, nds OF Miss Critic
Vauco Dor.oh of Greenville will be
delighted to know that she Will So end
CHI is'mas Week in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Banks and
little Miss Caroline Vance Banks of
Columbia Will spend Christmas with
MRS. S. w. Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Fe&therstone re-
turned Monday from Anderson, where
Mr.. Featherstone presided as special
judge at the session of the common
pleas court.
Misses Agnes Adams, Lizzie and
Annie Richey of Chicora College,
| Greenville, are expected home to-day
| for the Christmas vacation.
Rev, j. B. PARROT, chairman and
| Capt. G. IL. Hale, member Of the
board, were here from Clinton yes!er-
day TO attend meeting of the execu
tive board OF tie Laurens Association.
NJ sses Lucille White and Eula Cheek
| of Limestone and Lora Leonard OF the
Williamson Female College, Greer
wood, passed. through the city Satur-
day going TO their ht mes at Owings
Station to spend the holidays.
Prof. G. l.. Bennett, who has classes
here and at Clinton and Ora in voice
and instrumental music, goes to Boston
| this week to spend month. He will
return to Laurens sometime in jan
uary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Davis who are
| in charge of the Ebenezer High School
in Greenyille county, are spending the
Holiday vacation In the city and
| county.
Among the prettlest show windows
| for the season are those OF II, Il Cope
land in which are displayed in exqu!s-
| ite fashion the colors Of Clemson,
orange and purple and of Carolina, gar
| net and black.
| The city schools will close Friday for
the holiday recess. Superintendent
Jones will go to Newberry for the
] week, Misses Ida Patrick and Mamie
| Connor, two Of the assistants go to
their homes at White Oak and Spar
tanburg, respectively,
The 128th annual session OF the
Grand Ledge, A. f. M. was held In
| Charleston last week. The election OF
| Grand Lodge officers for the ensuing
| year resulted in the reele ectIon OF all the
old officers, Guiding @. II, Roper of
| this city, as one of the Grand Stewards,