The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-01-24
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

| Mr. d. w. hiIIie VI SiiiiIoh WAS III
town Monday.
Mr.. w. H. Campbell was in town
Tuesday from Dials,
| Magistrate P. M. Hellams of Dials
was in town yesterday.
Miss Ina Little of Winthrop is at
home for short vacation.
Mrs. j. p. Simpson and family have
returned from months stay in Florida.
Mr.. B. M. Latimer Of the Exon sec
tion was in town Friday.
Hon. j. c.. Mcdaniel spent several
days in Columbia last week.
Mr.. j. H. Notes of Mountville was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Lee Henderson of Mount Pleas
ant was in the city Monday.
Miss Maize Little of Clinton spent
Sunday with her parents in Laurens.
See notice of the dissolution of Gray
& Shealey appearing in this issue.
Miss Lii Harris has returned from
| short visit to Mrs. M. G. Heath of
Columbia.
Mrs. Girard Hartzog of Greenwood
! is visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. H.
! Counts.
A small tenant house, located near
the Laurens Mill village, was burned
Monday night.
Mr.. A. G. Todd spent several days in
Columbia last week in attendance upon
the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Thos. Downey is visiting rela-
tives in the Brewerton section this
week.
Mr.. j. M. Fleming, president of the
Farmers Oil Mill, was in town Monday
from Lanford.
Mr.. Frank McCravy was Eat home"
Friday evening to gay party of his
young friends.
Mayor w. R. Richey is able to be at
his Office again after a brief indisposi-
tion.
Mr.. j. j. Adams has opsned up in the
real estate and bond brokerage busi-
ness. See his ad today.
Mrs. W. H. Anderson has returned
from seven weeks visit to her old
home at Grafton, West Virginia.
Mr.. j., N. Leake, the we'll known real
estate dealer, spent a day or so at
Clinton last week.
Mr.. r. Spears Cheek returned to
Hawkinsville, Ga, Thursday, after a
visit of three weeks to relatives in the
city and county.
Managers of the dispensary election
ing Of the Board of County Commission
ers which will be held next Tuesday.
Mrs. E. P. Minter gave large and
most delightful entertainment Friday
evening in honor of her friend, Miss
Anna McNamara of Denver, Colorado.
Representative r. d. Boyd was at
home from Columbia from Friday until
Monday, the General Assembly having
adjourned Thursday until Monday at
noon.
DIR. w. C. Irby, Messrs. w. f. Bailey
and Jared ID. Sullivan were elected as
delegates last Saturday from the Lau-
rens Township Cotton Association to
the meeting Saturday, Jan. 27 of the
County Association.
Mr.. w. w. Grumbles of Gray Court
is on visit to his daughter, Mrs. G..
L. Broadway of Sumter, and his sons,
Mr. w. F. Grumbles of Davis Station
and Mr.. P. H. Grumbles, of Salter,
Williamsburg county.
DIR. r. e. Hughes, secretary and
treasurer of the Tri-State Medical AS
sociation of the Carolinas and Virginia,
together with number of Laurens'
physicians will attend the eighth annual
session of this large and popular society
at White Stone Springs Feb. 27, %.
Mr.. Alfred Mccoy, good citizen re-
siding in this county near Kinards, was
in town Monday. Mr.. Mccoy is think
ing of removing soon to Winston
county, Ala, but his friends are en-
deavoring to persuade him out of the
notion. Laurens cannot afford to lose
citizen like Mr.. Mccoy.
Mr.. Ralph Terry and family have
moved to Laurens from Rockingham,
N. c., and are occupying residence
on South Harper street. Mr.. Terry
will be associated in business with his
brother, Mr.. H. Terry. Mr.. Terry has
lived in Laurens before and is very
popularity known, while Mrs. Terry,
who is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. P. Moore, is at home here. They
are gladly welcomed back to Laurens.