The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

gay and Sunday in Columbia visiting
her father, Mr.. C. ID. Barksdale. who
has been at the Columbia hospital for
several weeks. With favorable CON
iitions it is now thought that Mr.
, 8arksdale will be able to return home
within about ten days.
MIR. Broadus Cook and bride OF Ow-
ings were in the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. II. Mahon of Rabun
creek were in the city Monday.
Messrs S Y. Culhertyon and Luth-
tIr Stone spent Sunday a Cross Hill
Mr.. Grover Peterson returned last
r'eek to his home in Mississippi
Mr.. W. NJ. Stone from near Gray
Court was among the business visi-
:Ors to Laurens Friday.
Mr.. Calhoun McGowam who has
bcen making his home in Columbia
t':r some time has returned to Lau-
Yens.
Col ID. A. Geer. prominent Dusi-
Tess man of Bolton and a member of
TIE governors staff, was a visitor here
Monday.
visiting friends in Laurens leaves to-
Gay for Newberry where she will re-
main for several days before return
ing to her home in Columbia
Miss Mary Todd has gone to New
berry to spend several days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hill of Mount
Olive spent Sunday in the city at the
lone of MIR. and Mrs. John Nj. Hud
gems.
Mr.. l.. ID, Elledge. principal of the
S3kom High school, was in the cit!
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Owings rf Ow-
+ gs. are visiting at the hom" Of Mr..
J. G. Owngs, this city.
Mir J. Rapley Hellams nr Gray
Nnurt was in Laurens on business
}t;St Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Sloan. o. Anderson. and
Miss Mary White. are visiting Mrs.
=. p. MCGOWAN in Brooklyn.
MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Mcdaniel, of
.I-J.urens. are visiting Mrs. Mamie
Eiand Goodwm.-Augusa Chronicle.
NIr and Mrs. W. W. Grumh!e OF
0wings were visitors IN Laurens ldst
'rHursday.
Mr.. John b. Harmon OF Lanford
w@s in the city Monday.
MIR. John W. Taylor and daughter
Mss Estelle Taylor were i'm the city
l%is week from Princeton.
Col. Thos. e. Crews, executive com
4 tteeman from LaurenS county, and
Mr.. j. c Mcdaniel. one OF the Fed
cal election commissioners for this
{, c1Inty. went to Columbia last night.
,Mr. II. II, Owings, a we'll known
I@rmer of Dals township. was award
tI Il cash prize OF $50 by the Bank of
Fountain Inn for the largest yield
'1i corn on one acre. Nh Owings having
+. ade 80 3-4 bushels.
sir. Ernest Machen of Furman Uni
", sity spent Sunday here with rela-
riyes.
AIRS, l.. J. Massey of Roanoke. Va,
les arrived in the city to spend the
wlnter with Mrs. w, IL Gilkersoi.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNair of Aiken are
hfre on visit to Mrs. McNair's mother
Mrs. Mary Roland
Misses Annie and Elizabeth Richey
have returned home after spending
several weeks with relatives i'm McColl
Mrs. Crosby of Virginia arrived last
week to spend the winter al the home
ol Dr. and Mrs. II. E. Hughes.
Mrs. w. II. Anderson was among
The Laurans people who attended the
bazaar neld in Clinton last week.
hlr. Jimmie r.. Davis spent yester-
G'Y in Clinton visiting friends
Mr.. Lukullus Brennecke spent sew
al days in Columbia' and Greenwood
tsS week.
Miss Ethel Simmons is visiting in
q eenvlle.
Mrs. w. H. Dial, Mrs. Dunkm Watts
- d Miss Olynthia Jones are in
.O-angeburg. where they went to attend
tie state convention of ID. a. II. as del
e2atcs from the Laurens chapter.
Miss Aurelia Lodge has returned to
l%r home in Gaffney.
Miss Hattie Bentz. who has been
visiting Miss Rosalie Franks has re
turned to her home i'm Greenville
'rhe old old story, told times with
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