The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-06-10
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Dorrohs'.
Mr.. j. w. Balentine, of Ware Shoals,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Glennie Bolt left Sunday for a
short visit to friends in Newberry.
Mr.. Clyde Fowler has returned from
turman for the vacation months.
Fruit Jars and Rubbers at Red Iron
Racket for less money.
You can buy Shoes and Slippers for
less at Red Iron Racket.
Mr.. Zach McGhee, of Washington,
d. c., with his wife, was in Laurens a
short while Sunday.
You want what you want When you
want it go to Red Iron Racket. They
sell it for less.
Mrs. C. H. Hicks and sister, Miss
Jessie Trotter, returned Friday from a
visit in Charleston.
Mr.. r. j. Alderman, of Alcolou, one
of the largest lumber dealers of the
State, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. E. H. Lucas, Jr., of Florence,
S. c., is expected this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. w. E. Calender.
Miss Cora Armstrong was sufferer
in the fire at Rock Hill last Wednesday.
Her trunk. while not completely de
stroyed, was badly damaged.
Mr.. Richard Sullivan, of the Western
Electrical Company, with headquarters
at Norfolk, is visiting relatives in the
city and county.
Mrs. P. r. Mcneil, wife of Superin-
tendent Mcneil, of the Paving Con-
struction Co., left Saturday for q short
visit to her home in Abbeville.
Solicitor Cooper will have opposition
this year in the coming campaign, MIR.
E. l.. Richardson, of Greenwood, hav-
ing announced his candidacy.
Don't spend your money until you get
to Red Iron Racket. They sell the
same goods for less money. j. c..
Burns & Co. is a cut price house
Go to Red Iron Racket for what YOU
want. You will be more than apt to
get it and save money. j, C. Burns &
| Co., cut price house.
Misses Julia Gilkerson and Willie
Mae Childress and Messrs. II. C. Turner
| and w. G. Lancaster spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Willard at Boyd's
mill
Old Uncle Wash Heron went to Bir-
mingham Monday with the Con-
federate veterans. Uncle Wash went
through the war as servant and body.
guard to Judge Allen Barksdale.
Remember: the Cleaners Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church will
get the proceeds of the moving picture
shows on next Thursday tomorrow
the 11th.
Misses Theora Fleming and Rosabelle
Pedrick, of Gainesville, Florida, were
the guests for two days of last week of
Mrs. White w. Jones, leaving at noon,
Thursday, for their home Miss
Pedrick has been a student at Converse
College during the past session.
Mr.. Allie Lockwood, of the Southern
Bell Telephone company, who has been
unwell for fortnight, spent portion
under the advice of his physician, he
went to Columbia for treatment in a
hospital. His numerous Laurens friends
wish for him speedy restoration to
health.
Among the visitors in Laurens Satur-
day was Mr.. r. X. Young, of Mount
Viiie' VINO mas Deen spending some time
with his son at Ware Shoals and was
en- route home. Mr.. Young is strong
friend to this paper and had some en-
couraging things to say regarding it's
policy, especially on the whiskey ques-
tion.
Prof. r. A. Dobson left yesterday for
Glenn Springs torecuperate. Mr.. Dob
son has been i'll since the close of
school here, and was able only last Fri
day to leave his room. While he is at
Glenn's, Mr.. Dobson's family will visit
his fathers home at Gaffney.