The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-09-20
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

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Miss Olinthia Jones will attend Con-
verse College this session.
Mr.. Rhett Ried has accepted a sales
mans position with Mr.. r. w. Willis.
Mrs. Il. c. Lucas and Mrs. Powell of
Cheraw are visiting Mrs. w. E. Lucas.
Miss Mary Singleton of Acton is Wis
iting Miss Name Ferguson.
Mr.. P. G.. Harris is spending this
week at Jonesboro, N. c., with home
folk.
Miss Maize Little is visiting her
friend, Mrs. r. S, Thompson, in Aug
usta.
Miss Mary Todd leaves in a few days
for the Presbyterian College for Wo.
men in Columbia.
Mrs. M. A. Bray and little daughter,
Miss Margaret Bray, return to Char
lotte today.
Mrs. Sluder and Mrs. Barnard of
Asheville are the guests of Mrs. w. H.
Martin.
Miss Josie Minter has gone to Sc
dalia for two weeks visit to Mr.. j. E.
Minter.
Capt. A. P. Pifer of Newberry spent
Sunday in the city with Mr.. C. ID.
Barksdale.
Mr.. Joseph G.. Sullivan was in the
city yesterday on his way to Wofford
College.
Messrs. VIM. d. and Thomas @.
Sullivan were in the city Saturday from
Tumbling Shoals.
Rev. M. C. Compton is at Clifton
this week, assisting in a series of re-
vival meetings.
DR.. w. H. Dial accompanied the Lau-
rens contingent leaving for Wofford and
Winthrop yesterday afternoon.
Miss Willou Gray left Monday for
Vanderbilt University, where she will
take post graduate course.
Messrs. Guy and Luther Stone have
gone to Atlanta to accept positions in
one of the large furniture factories.
Mrs. d. L. Haddon returned to Alb
beville yesterday afternoon, after a
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. M. w. |
Hook.
Miss Laurie Gray, daughter of Mr..
r. l.. Gray of Gray Court, has entered
the Randolph-Macon College at Dan
vile, Va.
Mrs. H. G. Simmons has returned to
Charleston, having spent the past
three months with her daughter, Mrs. |
S. l.. Saxon.
Misses Lucille White of Owings Sta
ton, Eula and Bessie Cheek of Gray |
Court, Ada Hughes of Jachin and Ada
Nash of Merna left yesterday for Lime
stone College.
Hon. B. A. Morgan and Mr.. j. B.
Park of Greenville and Mr.. j. N. Nor
gan of Central while in the city on
Friday were the guests of Mr.. Downs
c. Barksdale.
Mr.. James Wham went to Woodruff |
yesterday to see his brother, who has
been sick for several weeks.
Mr.. P. B. Bailey carried his daugh-
ter, Miss Lille May Bailey, up to
Limestone College, Tuesday.
Rev. Robert Adams of the First Pres
byterian Church, after two weeks
vacation spent at Eagle Nest, near
Waynesville, N. c., has returned and
will preach next Sunday morning.
Rev. Geo. M. Sexton has returned
from Spartanburg county. He will
leave in few days for the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, Louis
vile, KY, to resume his studies.
Misses Lalla May Dial, Donie Counts,
Annie and Edna Sitgreaves, Mary Bell
Babb and Josephine Fuller returned to
Winthrop College yesterday afternoon,
accompanied by Misses Ollie Adams,
Nellie Miller, Elizabeth Shell, Hamp
and Mamie Tolbert, aud Ina Little.
Mr.. Ben F. Roper returned to Tex
arkana, Texas, on Monday. He and
his family spent the summer in the
county with relatives. Mrs. Roper and
little daughter will follow in few
weeks.
A Naval Ball will be given tonight
by the South Carolina Midshipmen of
the United States Naval Academy, at
the st. John Hotel, Charleston. Mid
shipman Haskell Dial, class 'O7, is
member of the South Carolina con-
tingent.
Instead of the regular services at the
Second Baptist Church Sunday evening
the large congregation had the very
great pleasure of hearing a splendid ad-
dress by Prof. Gus w. Cunningham on
"The Significance of Life" or as he
termed it Common Sense Talk on
| Life"
Mr.. J. Wade Anderson has received
letter from his son, Mr.. Richard Ander-
| son, who is located at Zacapa, Central
America, stating that he and his wife
have just recovered from an attack of
yellow fever. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
went to Central America several months
ago, where they are engaged in mis-
| sionary work. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway
G.. Anderson, who are also at Zacapa
were in quarantined district as it hap
pened and have escaped the fever so
far.