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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
SECOND SUMMONS,

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Ramsey-ss.
In Justice Court, before George Juer-
Justice Of the Peace
Louis Mundt and George Rodenbach, CO.
partners doing business under the firro
name and style Of Rodenbac snd
Mundt, plaintiffs
Gilbert Thopm son, defendant.
SUMMONS
State of North Dakota to said defendant:
By this second summons herein you
office in the city Of Devils Lake, County
Of Ramsey North Dakota. at O'clock
A. NJ, on the 25th day of July, A. D.
Louis Mundt and George Rodenbaci, CO.
Of Rodenbach and Mundt, the above
nan named d., plaintiff against you alleging
January LIST, 1910, and June 10th, 1870,
goods, wares and merchandise amour :.
Ing to $1,000 and that you have not ;Iaid
t the same and It appearing IN said matter
stituted on June 18th. 1910, In which tile
Great Northern Railway Company d cor.
porat1on, was named as garpishee and
said garnisheee having on the 25th Cay
TO this court that it is indebtel to the
defendant in the sum Of $85:99;. The
said sum of $3.50 SO held by sail garui-
the, satisfaction Of the plaintiffs claim
and you are notified that unless YOU SO
appear and answer the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you accordingly. Civ
George Juergens,
Justice Of the Peace.
Flynn & Traynor,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Devils Lake, N, d,
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Chill dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S- 49,.
ca ST.O RIA
NOTICE TO cRED1ToRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITo1s.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
49,. Of Ramsey, x :.
In County Court Before Hon. John F,
:. Henry, Judge
Estate Of Joseph H. Yeo, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un der
signed, executor of the last will and
testament Of Joseph H. Yeo, deceased
late aat Of the township Of Noonan. in the
Dakota, to the creditors Of and all per.
sons having claims against said deceas.
ed. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication IF this notice, to James
R. Henley Of Fox Lake, North Dakota
agent of said executor at his residence
in Noonan township in said county OF
Ramsey and state Of North Dakota.
Dated June 18th, 1910.
Joseph II. Yeo. Jr.
Executor.
First publication June 18th, 1910.
Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert,
Attorneys for Executor,
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
HANSBR0t)GH|
!. HOME
WAS WARMLY GREETED IN DEv.
Ills LAKE SATURDAY. HIS
FIRST VISIT FOR SOME
TIME

Hon. H. C. Hansbrough arrived home
Friday night and was enthusiastically
greeted by his townsmen in this city.
On Saturday evening he was the prin-
cipal speaker at public meeting held
in the opera house. He expressed him.
self as being glad to be again in his
home city and greet his neighbors and
friends. Mayor P. J. McClory and Co.
Supt. ]. A. Haig also spoke.
Notwithstanding the excessive heat
of the evening the attendance was
large and the addresses we'll received
Mr.. Hansbrought cast his vote in
this city Wednesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
OISsOIuTf0w 190wTf

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
I Notice is hereby given that the part.
nership previously existing between q
II. Howe and c. D. Mills is dissolved
All person will therefore take due notice
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
McvEY AT
| .CfiAUTAUQUA

PRESIDENT OF STATE UNIVER-
SIT n DELIVERED INTEREST.
NGiADDRESs. (
President Frank L. Mcvey, of the
State university, in his address On
New MORAL Codes" at the opening Of
the Chautauqua at Devils Lake on
Sunday, discussed the changes that
have taken place in the modern social
organization and the demands for a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
NOTICE OF GRADING AssEssmuur

TO al Whom It may concern:
=, Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing is a complete list oil ali Of the lots
ana 2 a. PARCELS Of land in the City Of Devils
benefited by Grading, together with the
amount assessed each lot or parcel OF
land and that each lot or parcel Of land
mas been and is hereby assessed the
All persons interested are hereby mott
fed that on Saturday the 18th day of
July, 1910, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
sessment Commission Will meet at the
Council Chamber of the said citv of
Devils Lake, North Dakota, to hear any
and all objections, which may be made
to SUCH assessment, by the owner or
occupant Of such tracts so assessed. or
other persons interested or their agent
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
s1s.s2; lot 81, 1862; 16t %, 1882; lot
%. s16.S2; lot "a. 1852:

s: as.s2; 5 1et q, s1e;s2; 36t 20. 1852; lot
90 s1'.'N' '0' Ri niocE e: liz.
ST ST ist 5isSS i ist iSSSS i ist
81 r. 1 s$S l lot H. S1 $685. io o t.
$as.s2: let is, 1852; let y, sls:s2: i1t
e k5sES f 3 s. s''i is It e 'l:ss:
r ); i Block a2o. :. -
Lot !. $16:S2; lot 2. $16.S2;, lot 8, $16.-
l lot i iot $s$s i lot s. $i ss
S55Sst H. Si ss$ los H. $685. $685. lot f.
ss ' s. |St S S ; J.: il j.
- 49, ~ Block l2l. =
81 LIZ 1T ' $780, lot ct S IisSs 1 1s
S$SS 81 81 S$i it ii S{Si 81 Il
1t E! II g. siss5 t. a. S' sis
o. Lot l; $16;S2; lot 2, sls;s2; lot 9, SIS.
s. !et S1s$s i iet s sssss; 1ot is
ST $s5 ST. IT, 1885, 1885, lot H. iss Io St e.
1862; lot is; s1s.s2: lot II, sls.s2; lot
@st 3a: e. siS tStss 1862; lot sssls:
- Block las.
81 lot yiSs; lot i1ss2 lot S1 s
- - Block 1871 7
ooL2t, SIG lot 2, ,sl6:S2; lot 9, S16.-I
S. lst s1SSs iSt 1885, 1885, l lst IL
81; lot IL, 1852; lot Is. 1852: 1Sf 10
1921 it FL :l:ss IS 81 i! :isss
81 ! Si$SS IL |; $$:$$$ }$ If If
Hill s$sss l$t $685. $685. lot lot t. L:
ss 1T 1T { g. sfS st. lot s5' $751;
So Block lac.
Lot ! $lS;s2; lot 2, S1e.s2; lot 8, SIC
g; 1o et s1ss slsss } }et
81 s2sa sSt H. H. $1s$$ 1ot s1sssS lot 12t
+ +; /: f 4 j: IL:
= lot isl issS ' ct 1885, s4sss let
%; lot 70, 1852; lot II, $1682; lot IL.
iesf s 81 1T i4s; siss ast 49,
l It. FL FL s g. s2s 5et a. sless lot
- Block 14l. !
. Lot ]. $3.50; lot 2, S1e.s2; lot 3, s1e.-
g: 1T + $11sss: lot s. 1852; iots 8le.c
s s:s 10. 31S.s2; Lot il, 1852; lot IL,
is:s2: III, -, sisss: lot i7. sis.ss; i hS
1T $isiSss lef q, sisss?: t.! 1T g. ss, 1 81:
~ Lot /, s1Gs2: lot ., SI6.s2; lot 8, ,sI8.-''
g: lot T. $1e's2: lot s, 1852; lot 8,l$16:-
g; lot H.. $78:s2; lot IL, Si6.s lot.
IS, $1s;s2ssLot 70, 1862. lot 20, 9as.SS:s
a ss: I'll q; s 8. 5et $685.; lot 49, sis.
3iook 49, zx
ss e. }st Y{ssS; e s1ssaS 81 s.
g; lot 30 49, 21S;sa; iot. si7.lsis. ss;y. lct
81 Ss; IL s. Ill; s.
@lock 1sa, "a,
Lot !; 2i9:sa; lot 2, 1852; lot s.. sse..
iss ssssss; lss 1885, ; ls SIs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
GRADING.
City Of Devils Lake.
WtnemAn's First Addition,

= GRADINa.
w,n CITY .n o. Devils ,,.it LAKE, sas:,
e " S1o xaFs !. Addition
90 Lot !, sass2; lot 2 sis.s2; lot 8, s1s.-.
II +; ~. E' |liEs Il !;
s1ssS 1ot sisS2 o lot 8, 51s$i; 1 lot
i f. siSs sSt 49, issss3 is II st
it IS $1sss; iet a. sisS2; 81 lot t. a. Sf sis:
$11e:s2; 1T Is, $ls.s2; iet Is, s1s.sS: lot
LET &c. 1852; not 81. $1esa: lo g. a. i siS;
si5S.$$: S5st g, $5s.ss; 1T q, s1ssS: l SS
fot i. siss e; ies sIsss G' 40 sasss
%, Lot 3st T. sas:s;s g. II : $ies2; lot s1s.-
s. 4st $685. i ls g. iisssssS } }St }iS
Fl i; T. S2sfs it. S's'Ss 81
g; let 20, sle.s2; lot FL, SIS s2;. lot -.
1T 81 5fsi 5st 1T S7ss siS5 5S
st. ST. 49, let $ISs SisS ss ~ F. 3sss 9t
49, 1882; 1T 81, sls:s2: lot ;ss, 1852.
: All I OF BLOCK Biol 81; 60 q. S. 49,. ~, a.
90 Lot J. S1s;sS; lot z, s1s.s2; LET 3, s1e:-
s1Sgs Sis sissa 10t tot 'ssaSSss iat
s1ssS & T. s1Ss St III ioi i4 r. s1sa Bst
lot is, $16.s2; lot 16, 1852; lot II, SIS.
IS ss Sf;ss g. si;s it iSt
: -, SlsoS 81. H.. I'D ] i
81 IH5 SsiSsSlHs { is5IssS 1e et
i55sssf fjs e! 1T f ~ sla 5St
sss i fa 81 sis ;1Ss II a. sisss; lot Is,
;|$ s::E ' st 3 EsssII If II II I3s
IL i55s$$i Ss ST. III IL i g. si;J s III 81
!1SS siss Ss IL ict 'a T. RIAL sGt e. III
Lot l. 1852; iot 3, S1s.s2; lot s, ii
81 ' 1St ;;11ssss $685. l lSt It ;5s
SfssS i. s!sss II fs14ss s1s. 81 ii
a. $is s. + 'asssi sisss; III si 6:
ss !ot fls:;s s a 5ot sis.sg g. s1s:-
81 ;; i;si; =. !, {sSS e &
%. Lot /, 1892; lot .. S1s.ss; lot q. s1s-
81; lot "a, 3le.s2: lot s. SieSS: u Ia va
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
EVENTS OF A WEEK
IN SOCIAL CLINTON
Marriage Of Mr.. Mcneil and
Miss Walker.
VARIOUS NEWS ITEMS
Many Parties and Social Affairs En-
li'en Life In iIustling Neigh.
hOrhNNh Town.

Clinton. Feb. 7th.-Last Tuesday af-
tcrnoon Mr ,cN,iu ,, ,,.,
w.,,,or v.,,.,, ,.,
'' ''"''eN' hephew oil the
orlue' 'he keN. {. Lewis Fowler per-
forming the ceremony I'm the presence
of n number of frinud. and ro,,ti,,o,
>,r. ,
'''"e''" ''o
'''"'' "''' 'e' P''' an" NUMBER or
quests d"llShtlui wedding supper.
Mr., and Mrs Mcneil are at home in
the housc Owned hv hin, ~, ,,,..,r,
.,roo,
~, r.,, w
,r,,, ,,,,,,,
n.r,,. ., ,..,,;,,, '','H WV"
VI 'i'''e p'o"
rrid., .,.n,
or .u,o,I,,. np,n ,,,.., ''''''''
which ,n,,,, ,,i,..' ,,'n, ,,,, 'N'' "'
uun,ro,. r
,,,, ''P' "l
Nj, , Ma, - ;. ~
.ou,i,,, y ~ ,
ANA Mr.. ,oh,, ~ na,n, N,'
r,., wool, r ,,,, ''0
Mic, LIix, Inn,e -, c.,
tbe wool, ,-o,d vim ,,o ,,,,s,a',
Nr. n 1ooo,, -,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
SUPT. PITTS AT PRINCETON.
visits School at That Placc-New Mer-
camille Firm-personoL

Princeton, Feb. 7th.-February came
in bringing sunshine and "Old Folks"
say that winter is only half gone
few OF the young people went to
Rabun church yesterday. Among the
number were Misses Maude Machen.
kiddie Arnold, Messrs John Machen
and Ben Bramlett
superintendent of Education, Geo. L..
Pitts visited the Princeton school Wed
nesday of last week This was his first
visit to the school and it is hoped will
not be his last. Mr.. Pitts told the
boys about the corn club but so far
none of the Princeton boys have ioin-
ed it,
Prof. Cork has been to Greenville to
visit friends.
Mr. Allen j. Sullivan went to Lau-
rens today on business
Mr. Willie j. Bramlett is at home for
while from Draugnon's business col
lege at Columbia, on account of bad
health.
Several of our people went to Lau-
'N''' '''"' "Sth, a lc" vi Ineln were.
Messrs Jno. NJ. Wood, w. H. Monroe,
Jno. Taylor. and Miss Luda Taylor.
Mr.. j. III. Maddox has sold his stock
of goods at Honea Path and is erecting
store here where lie Will soon begin
business.
Miss Grace Taylor OF Laurens is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. James of Columbia is here get
ting up music class to teach by mail.
Messrs Jcter McCuen and Herman
Dugan of IIonea Path spent yesterday
here.
Miss Emma Mahon of Grecnville is
visiting relatives.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
CROSS HILL GAVE TO
MOUNT VERNON FUND
Pamela Cunningham Received First
Contribution on Fund to Buy Prop
crty From Liberty Springs.

Cross Hill, Feb 7th.-Mrs. Hayne
Bryson of Rock Mart. Georgia, visit
ed relatives here last week She was
called home Wednesday on account of
the death OF her brothers. child. Mrs.
Biiie Leaman accompanied her to Rock
Mart.
Mr. S. w. Lowe has been trapping
the tigers" lately He arrested five
recently near Goldvile and says he
has proof to convict.
Mr. Carl Proffett came in from West
Virginia last week on account Of his
fathers serious illness. Mr.. Proffett
is much better today.
The paper by Mrs. Swygcrt on the
life of Miss Pamela Cunningham was
interesting. 1t will be OF interest also
to know that the first funds collected
by Miss Cunningham from the Mount
Vernon property was collection Civ
en- by the Liberty Springs congroga-
ton. Cross Hill, as the record will
show. Miss Cunningham was a mem
Der OF this church and her father a
ruling elder. and one of the original
contributors to the property. now
owned by the congregations
Mrs. Fraser Sanders of Greenwood
visited Mr. and Mrs French last Fri
day Mr. Perrin Watts of Florida is
also with Mr.. and Mrs. French.
Mr. j. w. Hill sent fine hound dog
by express to man in Pine Bluff. Ar
kansas, last week.
Miss Kate Addison of Ninety Six was
Cross Hill visitor last Saturday and
Sunday.
number Of traveiing horse traders
were III town last Saturday and trading
was lively for while. They had some
pretty horses. Mr.. Hugh Fuller also
MIR. Enoch PinsoI each traded for one
of the best horses
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
BIG MEETING AT FOUNTAIN INN.
representative Men Will Meet And
Discuss Matter of Electric Line.

me LaurcnS chamber of commerce.
appointed committee last week TO
meet representatives from Grcenvillc
ana intervening points at Fountain
Inn in reference to the electric trolley
line that is to be extended from An
derson TO Grccnvillc and to Spartan
burg. For some reason the plans of
the meeting had not culy maturcd and
ii was not held.
However, since that date, the local
chamber of commerce has been in
correspondence with the Grccnvjlln
board of trade and the aproo,onr,
reached that meeting be held on next
Friday morr1g at 10 o'clock in the
town OF Fountain Inn Grecnville will
send large delegation to the meet
mg; representatives all along the line
VIII attend; Clinton will have dele
gates; in fact, people from miles a
round Will be on hand to discuss ways
ana means of interesting the promo
terS of the line. Laurens will he RON
resented by at least twenty five Of her
best business men.
1t is we'll known fact that the new
trolley company has vast resources at
hand and that it will build it's lines TO
and through any county that can show
where the Investment will pay, and
where the people are sufficiently intcr-
cSted in the project to give little
time and labor in an effort to get the
line.
The idea is to get the line to extend
from Greenyillo to I.aurcns. via Simp-
sonvillo, Fountain Inn and then ON to
clinton and around by Glcnn Springs
to Spartanburg. If the people all
along this way wish to get their claims
before the promoters they Will do ven
to attend the Meeting at Fountain Inn
on Friday of this week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
PREVENTS
BIG AUCTION SALE
Sale OF Watts Properties WIZ ;,c Held
Next Friday Morning. ut l0:3O
O'clock Balloon AsccnSiou.

Because of the severely inclement
weather yesterday, the auction sale
of lots by the North Laurens Realty
company had to be postponed until
Friday of this week Beginning at
about ; o'clock Tuesday morning. rain
and sleet began to fall il continued
so practically all day. and it was
useless to carry out the intentions
regarding the sale. However. Mr.
Arthur, manager of the cOmpanv. stat
ed that the entire program that was
mapped out for Tuesday will he car
ricd out on Friday. The hour of be-
ginning is 1880.
Ihe Realty company suffered con
siderable loss on account of the most
ponmcnt, for Prof. Swartz who will
make the spectacular balloon asccn-
sion, was on hand, as was the large
bahd from Newbcrry. Prof SwartZ
Will remain in the city until Friday
ana Will make his balloon light talk
lnS with him any young man i'm the
city who may so desire. and the brass
'''''" '''i' ~ W DtII y HIS Dtpn secured
ior another engagement MIR. Arthur
announced from the court house stems
yesterday that every feature of the
day $ entertainment would be carried
out and that the numbers which have
been given out. chances at the free
lot Will be good on that date. Let
everybody bring the numbers: some
Dody VIII win the lot. Come prepared
TO have regular holiday OF it,
This auction sale promises to be
the biggest real estate deal i'm the his
tory of tho town. The lots which are
lald out from the j. ID. Watts property
near the Watts Mills are valuable es
tates and they will all be sold to the
highest bidders, according to the terms
announced in The Advertiser for TIC
last weeks
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
LAURENS MEN WIN PRIZES.
Awards In Butter and Milk Contest
Won by Men of This County.

AT the butter and milk exhibits in
Columbia last week, several prizes
were won by Laurens county people.
among whom were Messrs Dorroh G.
Harris, and w ID, Byrd. In the CITY
last Friday, Mr.. Byrd stated that there
We" great many exhibits, i'm fact
more than had been looked for. but a
number had been thrown out because
of failure to comply with all the rules
or the contest. However, MIR. Byrd
said that the start was a good one and
that there would be a great deal of
good to come of these annual exhibits
and contests. He said that there were
a number of excellent addresses deliy-
cred at the meetings.
Among the prizes, Dorroh e Harris
won half of the second and third priZ-
es in the dairy butter contest. receiy-
ing $40 as prize; in the same contest
Mr.. Byrd received half of the fourth
and fifth prizes. reviewing 1915. For
the best cream, Mr.. Byrd won second
prize. receiving $3.50 while Dorroh &
Harris won third, receiving $3.50. Dor
roh & Harris won second prize in the
milk contest receiving $3.50. The to-
tai amount OF $&S7J was won by rcp-
resentatves from Laurcns county.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
WEEKLY LETTER FROM RAEvN
Personal Mention COnrcrin~ Rnhun
People and Their Friends.

Rabun, Feb 7th.-Mr. Stobo Bolt
and Wife spent last Monday with her
brother, Mn w. P Baldwin.
Mrs. Eiiic Mason spent last Mon
day with her mother, Mrs. II. a. Owens
MIR. Boyce Wolff was the guest of
Mcssrs Sloan and Nesbitt Mahon last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Walter Baldwin was in the city
Saturday on business.
Mrs. j. a. Mahon is still very sicl,
at her home in this community
Several young people from Prince
ton attended the service at Rabun. on
Sunday morning
MIR. l.. III. Roper and Rev. f. c.. Wat
son of Laurens spent Saturday night
at the home of Mr.. James Roper
Mrs. Markus Owens who has been
critically i'll is improving slowly.
MIR. Charlton Armstrong and Miss
Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. James
Mahafley of Fountain Inn were at Ra
bun Sunday morning.
Rev. a. Il. Vaughn OF Piedmont had
very large congregation at Rabun.
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Roper of Laurcns
spent sunday with MIR. and Mrs. James
Roper
Rev. A. l., Vaughn and T.. C. Watson
are spending a few days in this com
munity hunting.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
Bright l.. Metts Dead.

unintentionally, the notice Of the
death of Mr.. Bright l.. Metts was omit
ted from the last issue of The Adver-
tiser. Mr.. Nets died on Sunday three
weeks ago at the home of his grand
rather, Mr.. Jas. Motts at Little Noun
tain, and was buried at Mt. Tabor Lu-
theran church on the following Tues
day' the Rev. Mr.. Ercpps conducting
the services. MIR. Mctts was 80 years
of age and leaves widow. who was
Miss Alice Meadors and one child; for
number of years and up until the
time of his death he was the railroad
agent at Goldyille.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
RURAL POLICE FOR
COUNTY OF LAURENS
Provided Senator Whartons
Bill Passes.
WORK OF LEGISLATORS
General Assembly Passes on Some
Matters That VIII AMect Affairs OF
LaurcnS City and County,

Among the bills that have been in
troduced in the legislature. affecting
the interests of the city and county
of Laurens are several by Senator
Wharton and Representative Irby.
Prominent among these is the bill
authorizing the expenditure of $4,000
on the court house building here. in
troduced by Senator Wharton. The
bill met favorable report from the
committee and in all likelihood will
pass both houses, it having already
passed third reading
The bill authorized the rebuilding
oil RaSor'S bridge has passed both
houses and become a law. This bridge
according TO the bill must be built
within years time; the sum of ST.
SEQ was apportioned to cover the cost.
II is practically certain that the bill
introduced by Senator Wharton leng-
thcning the term OF Office for the sun
enntendent OF education and the sup
orvisor, and for increasing the salary
Of the latter, will become law. This
bill has already passed the senate.
Senator Wharton has introduced a
bill, which has passed the senate and
now in the house, providing for two
mounted, rural police officers for the
county of Laurens. The duty of the
officers is to patrol rural districts, act
with usual police authorities, and re-
cave compensation not less than $50
per month and not more than SIS. The
b31l will likely pass
Mr. lrby's bill authorizing the city
of Laurcns to vote bonds for the pro-
posed electric railway will in all like
lihood become a law
In addition to these there are several
bills validating certain school cleo
tions in the county; one of these was
introduced by Representative Sullivan.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
NEGRO KILLED AT CLINTON.
dumped From Scnboard Train and Met
Death on Steel Rails.

Clinton. Feb. 7th.-A highly respect
ed negro of this section. Butler Will
son, was killed in jumping from a
Seahoard train at Dover Junction last
Wednesday night. The body was
found in a horrible condition about
or o'clock the next day by freight
train force.
1t seems that Wilson had been to
Charlotte and when tne train stoned
at Dover, it being between one and two
O'Clock in the night. he possibly hesi-
tated. getting used to the dark. TO
jump Off until the train w;.a beginning
to move. Then he jumped and fen on
an adjoining track breaking i'm his
breastbone and striking his head. The
exact facts will never be known The
train from which he alighted went on
its way and he was quite dead when
found the next day.
He was a tenant of Mr.. r. II. Wripht's
and highly thought of by white and
black.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
EDITOR BONEy RESIGNS.
VIII Become News Editor on Eews
and Courier Next Month.

MIR. 5. lG. Boncy who has edited The
Advertiser for the past two wears
lacking a few weeks, has rendered bis
resignation. effective the last week I'm
this month. With reluctance the
management has accepted the resie-
nation of MIR. Boney, rcgretting his de-
ciSion to sever his connection with
'he paper which has been marked by
pleasant cordiality throughout.
II" goes to Charleston about the first
ot March, having accepted the position
.ol news editor ON The News and Cour-
I'r place which he is capable OF fill
ing to the satisfaction of all concerned
Ihe Advertiser will wish him wen in
his new field of journalistic cploavo,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
CLINTON BAPTISTS
OCCUPY NEW CHURCH
Beautiful New Building TO BE Dodicnt.
cd Next Sunday, Services Morning
and Evening Revival

Clinton. Feb. 7th.-The chief events
in Clinton for the next few weeks viii
center about the beautiful new Bap-
tist church. 1t is at last finished and
equipped at cost OF $1,000 and is
one of the loveliest. most artistic struc-
lures in the state, credit to Laurens
county.
The first services, to which the pub
lie is cordially invited, Will be held
next Sunday. Several guests are ex-
pected, among others DR.. a. ]. S.
Thomas, editor Of the Baptist Courier.
and the Rev. j. ID. Mahon, former
pastor.
On the following Sunday the Rev.
l.. A. Copper, state evangelist of the
Baptist denomination, assisted by Mr..
Ruby in charge of the music, will con
duct a series of meetings. Laurens
people recall the delightful meetings
held by these men in Laurens few
Years ago.
skilled organist has been engaged
or sacred concert but the date for
that has not been set yet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
Presiding Elder Duncan Here.

Rev. w. NJ. Duncan, presiding elder
of the Greenvillc district filled the
appointments in this county as an
nounced last week, completing the two
days engagements with the service at
the First Methodist onurch of the city
on Sunday evening. A large crowd
was present to hear Mr.. Duncan; the
sermon was a forceful presentation
of the elements necessary in the sue
cessful performance of the church's
mission in the world.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-09
Prof. ID. y. Barrow to Lecture.

Secretary O. p. Goodwin of the Lau-
rens County Farmers union announc-
es that Prof. ID. N. Barrow of Clemson
college will be in Laurens from Mon
day the nth of this month until Wed
nesday the 10th. and will deliver ad-
dresses at the court house on farm
ing All subjects of interest will be
treated in this series Of lectures, and
'he people will do wcly hear them