The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. Maria Boulware and Miss Mary
Agnes Anderson went to Greenville
Saturday to attend commencement at
the GreelNille Female college this
week.
MIR. William Claus Duncan son OF
MI o. c. Duncan of Cole Point, is one
OF Wofford's graduates this year.
A party of Laurens young people
VIII attend the dance in Clinton to-
night.
Miss Josephine Fuller will return
today from Baltimore where she has
bee nstudying voice the past winter.
Master Dick Fuller has returned
from visit to his uncle, Mr.. j. A.
Holmes in Washington.
Miss Lucia Cockeral of Jacksonville,
Fla is the guest of Miss Annie Smp-
son.
Mr. w. l.. Gray will deliver an ad-
dress at the Copeland school house
next Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr. J. l.. Cooper. ticket collector
on the Southern railroad with head
quarters in Atlanta. spent the past
week with his family near Langston
church
Z Dr " X. Aiken and family accom-
,s"uied by Mr.. John n. Wright attend
ed the opening exercises Sunday of
y commencement week at Clinton college
Mr, o. H. Hunter of Ora was in the
city on Monday.
Mr.. Jim Wade Hill of Mountvlle
and Mr.. Mason Hill of Cross Hill were
in ;he city on business Monday.
MIR. o. C. Cox of Lanford was in
l,aurens Monday
Mr.. Chas. f. Brooks. former county
superintendent of education was in
the city yesterday on the way out to
the home of his mother in Dials town
shin. He was superintendent of the
Bishopville graded school last session
Miss Juanita Wiley of Lancaster is
t. : guest of Miss Josie Sullivan
Nh. Willie Nelson. son of Mr. Thad
Nelson left last week for Etomah.
Tenn. where he will be engaged in the
railroad business.
NIr. j. b. Rhodes and daughter of
Gray Court, r.. f. ID. 3, spent Friday
ana Saturday in the city.
Mrs Samuel f. Talley has returned
TO her home in Fairfax after a visit
TO her parents, Mr. and Mrs William
Bod.
Miss Willou Boyd left on Wednesday
for New York to join Prof. l.ibby's
party for Il three months trip in
EUTope.
owing to the removal of DR.. Adams
'r)m the city to take charge of Bethel
Presbyterian church, we lose Miss
.isnes Adams from our corps of teach
ers. All are sorry at parting with one
80 much beloved and sosdear to ALL
Our Monthly.
MI Larry Martin. accompanied by
his brother-in-law, Mr.. John Wright OF
Enoree made business trip to
Marshall, n. c. during the past week.
Mr. Samuel r.. Sloan. progressive
Young farmer and secretary of the
OaEville camp, Woodmen of the World,
paid us a pleasant call Thursday,
Messrs John and Orene Mills. the
yopng sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John D,
Mills, are at home from the University
OF South Carolina.
Miss Pearl Medlock of Dals spent
lew days III tne CITY laSt week De-
fore going on to Clinton for com
mencement
Mrs. ID. E. Barnett returned Satur-
day from visit to relatives and
friends near Cross Keys.
iir. NJ. l.. Copeland and little daugh-
ters, Beauford and Mary. left Tues
day for a visit to Glenn Springs.
Miss Frances Davis returned from
Columbia yesterday where she spent
the past week visiting friends.
VII. j. H. Boyd has returned from
Washington, Mrs. Boyd will remain
some time longer visiting friends in
that city.
Misses Mary and Hetty Lake have
rctIrned home from Hullms institute.
Virginia.
Benedict Mayer of Nowberry is Wis
ting his grandfather, Mr.. w. W. Jones
Edwin Lucas is at home from Wof-
ford college.
Mrs. Ella Hudgens of Swit2er is
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. Rufus
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