The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. j. o. C. Fleming has returned
from trip to Florida.
Messrs. Brooks Childress and Earle
Wilson went to Columbia Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Ferguson has returned
from visit to Savannah.
Mr.. Ed Burnside of Greenwood was
IN the city on yesterday.
Miss Willou Gray spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city.
Prof. b. l.. Jones went to Newberry
on Friday.
Miss Helen Coggans went to Newberry
Friday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie league visited relatives at
Mountville last week.
Mrs. Welborn of Sexington N. C. is
visiting her Mr.. H. Gould Welborn.
Miss Mary Bowen will return We'd
nesday from trip to Washington.
Mr. G. G. Featherstone made buss-
ness trip tn Clinton Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim P. billiard of Tylersville was
in town on Friday.
A house on Mr.. G. C. Young's place
near Clinton, was destroyed by fire last
night at 8 o'clock.
Mrs Dodson has returned to her home
| at Donalds after visit to her son DR.
w. w. Dodson.
Misses Jessie Todd and Allie Pearson
of Greenwood visited Miss Blanche
Clardy Saturday and Sunday.
Col. Jno. w. Ferguson has returned
from a stay in Florida, looking very
much improved.
Mr.. d. A. Hipp of the Rock Bridge
neighborhood, was in the city on Tues
day.
| Messrs. w. S. Glenn and w. E. Bur-
nett of Spartanburg were in the city on
yesterday.
Mrs. j. H. Davis has returned to the
city after weeks visit to relatives in
Clinton.
| Miss Anna Boozer is on on visit
to her sister Mrs. r. S. Thompson of
Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. w. j. Henry prominent farmer
of the Jacksonville section was in the
city on Monday.
Mr.. John B. Ferguson, one of the
most up-to-date farmers in the neigh
borhood of Clinton was in the city on
yesterday.
Miss Mayme Ferguson is expected to
return to the city to-day, after a
months visit to relatives and friends in
Hartsville and elsewhere.
Mr.. Charles Simpson gave delight
full party on last Friday evening for the
bellies and beaux who compose the
membership of the "Buttnskes.
Rev. Henry Thomas went to Spar
tanburg Teursday, where he conducted
the night services in the Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. II. Terry stopped over in Rock
ingham, NJ c., on a short visit to his
brother, Mr.. Ralph Terry, on his return
from the North.
Mr.. r. H. Young returned from a
trip to Saluda on Saturday. He re-
ports Mr.. Cooper's chances for Solicitor
as fine in that county and elsewhere.
"Everyman" billed for Spartanburg
on Thursday night. All reserved seats
were sold three days in advance. This
company will show here Saturday night
March 18.
Miss Fretwell, who is in charge of
the Millinery Department Of o. B. Sim
mons Co. IS arrived Monday and is now
actively engaged in preparing for their
grand Spring Millinery Opening.
Mrs. j. A. Copeland presented tho
ADVERTISER with copy of the Patriot
and Mountaineer published at Green
vile in 1856 and edited by B. F. Perry.
One paragraph reconciles us to the
times-it says: owe publish list of
the acts passed by the recent Legisla-
ture, there are an unusual number of
them but only two or three of any gen
eral interest"
Head Camp 81" of the Woodmen of
the World which met in Savannah on
yesterday is represented from this
County by j. A. Cannon of Fountain
Inn; r. o. Hunt and j. w. Dupree,
Owings Station; d. d. Peden, Gray
Court; Col. j. III. Wharton and #. f..
Mccullough, Waterloo; c. A. Power
and Will Switzer, Laurens; j. e. Wham,
Woodville; M. e. Mcdaniel, Exon.
The above named representatives
shouldered their axes and departed for
the Forest City" on Monday.
Gray Court Lyceum.
| There will he an entertainroont In