The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

Messrs j. p. Saxon and l.. S. Mach
ray of Scutlietown township were bus
mess visitors to the city Saturday
/ Mr.. William ID. Watts, after a visit
Of several weeks in Laurens and other
points in the State, has returned to
Denver Col.
Mrs. c. G. Featherstone has return
ed from Blackville where she has been
visiting her parents. Douglas Feath-
erstone who has been sick with fever
at the home of his grand parents,
Rev. and Mrs. j. ID. Pitts, is much i'm
proved
Mr.. ]. w. Todd went to Greenville
last week on business.
Mrs. Fred Trbbe and children of
Anderson are visitingM rs. h. w.
Tribbie.
Miss Rosa Bailey spent last week in
the city as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. ID. Nj. Norwood.
Misses Ramelle and Elizabeth Young
are on visit to their cousin, Mrs. S.
b. Talley, Fairfax, South Carolina.
Messrs Cannon and Blackwell, at
tOrneys. have moved their office to a
cutie of rooms in the Simmons build
| ing.
Mrs. w. l.. Wait of Lake City arrived
in the city Monday and is the guest Of
the family of the Rev. II. G.. Watson.
Mrs. Brooks Swygert and Miss Lucia
Barksdale are i'm Sumter for the annual
meeting of the State chapter of the
Eastern Star.
Rev w. A. Clark has returned from
a visit to Little Rock in Marion county.
Mrs S. c. Todd is in Spartanburg
assisting Rev. l.. Nj. Roper i'm mission
AIRY evangeiStic work and after a visit
to Williamson and other places will
return to Laurens about the first of
July.
Miss Maggie Darlington of Columbia
is the guests of Mrs. w. A. Clark while
she is i'm the city engaged in teaching
at the summer school.
Mr.. James Todd attended the ball
game in Greenville last week
MIR. III. b. Haddon has returned from
Ashevlle, where lie has been on bust
ness.
Mr.. Shell Swygert has returned to
Laurens. All his friends are glad to
Sc him back.
The farmers say that you can al
most see cotton growing these days
There is much talk even i'm Laurens
about the Jeffrie-Johnson fight to be
held soon.
Laurens is full of pretty girls this
week. Some of them are attending the
summer school.
Mrs. j. p. Marion OF Sumter nee
Miss Lii Irby who has been quite
sick is improving.
The friends of Mr. Frank McCravy
who is at Hot Springs. Ark, will regret
to know that his expected improve
ment is not making very satisfactory
progress, and that he will probably be
absent some time yet. Judge John w
Fowler is at Hot Springs with Mr..
McCraYy.
Mrs. L. f. P-Wilimon teacher Of vo-
lin at Chicora college, Greenville is
in the city today at the residence of
Mr.. c.. f. Rankin. Mrs. PWillomon
is contemplating forming a violin class
in Laurens.
A city farmer reported to The Adj
vertiser office the fact that squares
had been discovered on his cotton June
squares appeared first of the month
or caller and blossoms are now ex-
pected every day-in the country.
DR.. Tsadore Schayer has returned
from Cincinnati whittier he accom-
panied his sitter. Mrs. Adolph Shayer
and children who have Joined Mr.. A.
Slayer IN the Ohio city, their future
home.
Miss Mayme Ferguson returned to
Springs in company with Mr.. and Mrs
George Baker of Columbia who are
travelling in their machine from
Glenns' to Columbia
Miss Francis Cook ana Miss Lois
McClary of Williamsburg orived IN the
city today and are rhe suesrs OF Miss
Marguerite Simpson
Miss Nell Darlington of Spartanburg
is the guest of Misses Gladys and An
rie Huff.
Miss Fanny Mae Jones of Gaffney
is visiting Miss Ruth Easterby
Miss Clara Barnett visited relatives
at Simpsonville during the past week
Friends in Lurens of Miss Kellar
Lake Fowler of Kelton. Union county,
have received invixltions to her mar
riage, June 2S, to Mr.. Robert H. Mid
dTeton of Parksville.
Misses Matte Lee and Adaline
Pryor of Chester are visiting at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Dial.
Mr.. A. C. Shell and Miss Eva Shell