The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-02-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

| Mr.. G. w. Fuller, of Rid No. s, was
in the city Friday.
Mr.. George M. Davis, of Clinton, was
IN Laurens on bug less Monday.
Mr.. Harrison Copeland, of the Hurri.
cane Church section, was in the city
Friday.
Mr.. P. B. Cooper and son, Mr.. Lacy
Cooper. were in Laurens, Monday, on
business.
Red Hot Sale extended one week
longer. Come this week. Red Iron
Racket.
Mr.. Clarence Beattie of Anderson
was the guest Of Mr.. G. l.. Pitts few
days last week.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will give you the best oyster supper
you've ever had Thursday night.
Messrs. Charles and Richard Simpson
of South Carolina University spent a
few days with their parents last week.
Mr.. J. A. Simmons, of o. B. Sim
mons q Company, leaves for the mar
kets of New York, Baltimore and othe,
points in the East this week.
Mr.. w. G. Wilson leaves for the
market Thursday. Mr.. Wilson goes ia
purchase handsome line of goods for
his well-known and reliable store.
Quite number of farmers from all
sections of the county were in town
Monday, it being the first fair week.
day for about week.
The numerous friends of Mr.. ]. O.
Iempleton will be glad to know that he
is rapidly recovering from severe at
tack of grip and pneumonia.
Messrs. Aisle Miller and H. C. Elan
ders, who are expert workmen at the
furniture factory, have opened repair
and refinishing room over the Enter
prise Bank.
The Civic League held an important
meeting at the Methodist church Mon
day afternoon. The League is pushing
forward, has good membership and
means to accomplish things in 1908.
Mr.. J. F. Tolbert was on the street
Tor short time yesterday afternoon
having been quite i'll with pneumonia
Every one was glad to see him out
again.
On account of the rain and muddy
weather last week, Red Iron Racket
has extended their Red Hot Sale this
week. Don't fail to come and buy
your needs this week. You will save
money by buying this week. Red Iron
Racket.
Mr.. II. P. Burdette, for many years
a faithful and obliging employee at the
Laurens postoffice, has gone to Charles
ton to reside with the family of his sis
fol
forced him to relinquish his duties at
the postoffice.
We believe that we have one of the
cleanest subscription lists of any county
paper in the State that has not paid
in-advance subscription, but there are
some in arrears. The postal law saws
they must pay before April l, or be
cut off.
Miss Claude Copeland, of Norfolk,
Va, is visiting her father, Mr.. w. j..
Copeland, near Laurens. Miss Cope
land, VINO Is most successful nurse,
makes her home and practices her pro-
fession in Norfolk. AS nurses are never
of duty when needed by q patient,
she Will, though on a holiday, respond
Oh her while at home.
Mr.. Walter f.. Barksdale, who came
to Laurens two weeks ago on a very
sad mission, the funeral of his brother,
has returned to Holdenville, Oklahoma,
accompanied by his nephew, Mr.. Ma,
thaniel Qwings.. eldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank j Owings. Messrs. Barks.
dale and Owings left Sunday and will
reach their destination today. They
will spend this year if no longer in the
new. State and will engage in farming,
Their Laurens friends and relativea
wish for them happiness and succehs,