The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-01-10
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Railroad Commissioner Banks Caugh-
man spent Friday night in the city.

Railroad Commissioner Banks Caugh-
man spent Friday night in the city.
Mr.. t. b. Perry has returned from
brief visit to his family at Newberry.
Mrs. Sula Wallace and Miss Nell Wal
lace are visiting in Greenville.
Mr.. John Il. Langston has been elect
ed to position on the police force.
Mr.. Mason Hill, of Cross Hill, was
in town Monday.
The city's "fnest" appear to splendid
advantage in their new winter suits of
distinctive regulation cut and style.
Miss Bessie Her of Greenville was
the guest of friends in the city during
the past week.
Dudley Young has returned to the
Marion, Ala, Military Institute after
spending a two weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. Boyce Clardy entertained in
honor of the M. M. C. Club Friday night,
about twenty guests being present.
Mr.. Tully F. Babb, one of the leading
farmers of the county was in town
Monday.
Mr.. Willie Crawford is at Union this
week visiting his brother, Mr.. J. Wis
tar Crawford.
Mr.. j. d. Hill, young farmer of
Cross Hill township was in the city
Monday.
Miss Estelle Fouche of Coronaca is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. B. Bell,
near the city.
Mr.. j. E. Martin of Mt. Gallagher is
spending sometime at Coal Creek, Tenn,
visiting relatives.
Misses Marian and Lucy Evans have
returned to Spartanhurg after visit
to their grandfather, DR.. j. A. Barks-
dale.
Mr.. j. L. McLin of Gray Court
filled his regular appointments at Rocky
Springs and Todd Memorial Church
Sunday.
Caine & Moorman, furniture and jew
elry dealers, will occupy the store
| room under the Ben Della hotel next to
podson's Drug Store after today.
The Mill End sale, Clarence sale and
all other sales, special and general, are
fairly booming this week. Laurens is
a good business town the year round.
The friends of Mrs. Downs Byrd of
Tylersville will be panied to know that
she is quite ill, though her condition
yesterday seemed to be somewhat i'm
proved.
Mr.. Jas. E. Minter of Sedalia, senior
member of the firm of j. E. Minter e.
Bro, the popular and we'll known mer-
chants, is here for the opening of the
Mill and Factory sale today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Humbert, who
were married at Athens, Ca, last We'd
nesday, returned to the city Thursday
afternoon and were given a large re-
ception that evening by Major and Mrs.
Augustus Huff.
Col. M. p. Tribble, member of the
house of representatives from Andcr-
son and a candidate for Secretary of
State spent few days in the city dur
ing the past week. Col. Tribble is very
popular in Laurens and practically
everybody is his friend.
Messrs. John Inman, popular young
man of the city and capable salesman
at the store of his uncle, Mr.. r. w.
Willis, left this week, accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. Carroll Inman, opera
| tor for the Southern railroad at Lowell,
N. c., for months visit to relatives
and friends in Alabama and Illinois.
Bishop Ellison Capers held services at
the Church of the Epiphany Sunday
morning. The Bishop arrived in the
city Saturday and remained until Mon
day afternoon.
On the 14th of January Mr.. Hope
Fl. Lumpkin, of Columbia, will arrive
to conduct services at this church on
alternate Sundays during the months Of
January and February. Mr.. Lumpkin,
who is student in the Theological de-
partment of University of the South,
will also have charge of the Episcopal
Church at Newberry.
Watch for the date when our entire
stock will be thrown on the market at
Red Hot Sale. Red Iron Racket.
County Auditor Power.