The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-19
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL MENTION.


Misses Bertha Jacobs, Lille X. Watts
and Dallas Watts of Cross Hill were
in the city Friday
Dr. and Mrs. John G.. Cooper of
Ekom were visitors to the city Friday,
Mir. Frank p MCGOWAN attended the
special term of the Federal court in
GfeenVllle last week and also visited
Anderson on professional business.
Mrs. Il. c. Mcdaniel and Miss NVvrt;o
Culbertson of Exon were i'm the citv
stopping Friday.
MI. j. B. Park, former citizen of
Laurehs. now prominent attorney
'oi greenwood was among the bust
ness visitors here Monday. He was
accompanied by his little son.
Mi. X. =. Sweeney of Fairmont was
visitor in town last week
Mr.. Fred Walker spent some time in
Enoree last week.
Mrs. Henry Holder and children
spent several days with Mrs. w l.,
Armstrong in Gray Court during the
past week
Mr.. j. c. Self, one of the leading bus
mess men Of Greenwood was a visitor
Mr.. w. B. Sims prominent farmer
living near Waterloo, attended court
here last week.
The following party from here went
to Columbia Monday to see Maude
Adams in What every woman knows
Mrs. NJ. l.. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs.
j. ID. Watts. Mrs. w. e. Lucas.
Miss Jennie Fleming. who was call
ed home on account of the illness of
her father. Mr.. j. o. C. Fleming, re-
TUNED to the College for Women Mon
day.
Mrs. j. H. Davis, who has been
Spending some time here with her
pa snts. DR.. and Mrs. l.. S. Fuller. re-
turned to her home in Clinton Mon
day.
Ms. S. NJ. Wright and children.
Frank and Thomas spent the Weekend
With relatives in the city.
Ms. Coleman, of Laurens. s. c.,
visited her daughter Mrs. J. y. Du-
PYe at her hcme in Converse. Satur-
day and Sunday. returning to her
hone Monday.-Clifton Chronicle.
d. l.. c. Fuller. MIR. ID. A. Davis and
Mr. A. e. Hill, three weIl known men
D.. Fuller deals principally i'm the
finest flour. Mr.. Davis is handling
handsome goods in the mems furnish
ill., inc and Mr. Hill is engaged in a
hig piauO business The Herald and
News likes to see Laurens citizens in
Ne@nerry. Herald & News.
NJ" and Mrs S. A. I.eaman and Miss
Sue Leaman were visitors here from
Cross Hill Friday
NJ. j. c. Watts or Cross Hill was a
visitor i'm town last Friday.
Ms. Rosa |. Caine has returned
from Baltimore.
D. and Mrs. w. II. Dial are in Phil
adslphia.
Miss Sallie Carson of Spartanburg
was the guest of Mrs. G. E. Gray Tor
several days last week.
Misses Zelene Gray and Rosalie
Franks 9nd Mr.. j. w. ID nklin spent
the DAY in Greenville yesterday. hav-
ing cone through the country i'm Mr..
DuNilin's auto.
Misses Annie and Elizabeth Richey
have gone to McColl, where they will
remain for some time as the guests
of Mrs. Frank Tatum.
Mrs. Walter l.. Miller OF Greenville
arrived in Laurens yesterday to spend
lew days with Mr. and Mrs. j. G..
SULTAN.
Col r. n. Cunningham and MI w.
II. lIudgens are in Greenville this
week as jurors in the United States
Dis. ict court.
Nj, c. II. Anderson of Greenwood
on sunday visited his father. Mr.. l.. c.
Anderson. who has .ctn quite sick
fC% Narai we-Ms.
.' Willis Eichelberger. a well
kno,,m young business man of the city,
who las been confined at his home for
som me because OF sickness, con-
tinu2S very i'll. and his family and
friends are quite anxious over his
condition.
MI ID. T.. Barnett came up from
Chaoin Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with his family in the city.
NJ ). NJ. V. Miller has returned from
4 visit to friends and relatives in
Grealville.
Deputy Sheriff S. c. Reid and family
have moved to the city from Clinton
and are occupying their residence
near he Laurens graded school build
ins.
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