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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
FOrtescue.

delayed Correspondence, June !, ~. }
George Craig spent Sunday In our
city.
Belle holland is visiting Iiazel
Carter this week.
Mrs. Mae Beaver returned To her
home In 81. Joe. sunday.
Mrs. T.. T.. bunker and children
visited with Mrs. :. I. Bunker last
week
Mart Rodrer, of Kansas City,
spent Friday and Saturday with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Mary and Jane Hines left
Sunday for visit with relatives In
Independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon, Of
st. Joe, visited with Mrs. &. W. Craig
a few days last week.
The Childrcn's bay services were
we'll attended and q good program was
rendered by the little folks.
Mrs. &. ". Craig wcut to ST. Joe
last week and brought her father, MIR.
Lowe, home with her. Mr.. Lowe has
been very sick, but Is slowly recover
ing.
nrtIr
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Grace and Bonnie Smith made a
trip to Nodaway, Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Garner went away FRI
day to visit her daughter In Iowa.
Fred and Claude Young, of Sa.
vannah, visited Sunday AT John Ora.
hams.
Lee Hughes and wife and Anis
spent Sunday at Zen Colvin's, near
Nodaway.
Roy Colhour and Grace Graham
visited Sunday with Ruby Jenkins,
near Fillmore.
Several Of the people Of this VI
entity attended the church and hap
tizing at Callen's school house, near
Nodaway, Sunday.
There will be preaching at II a.
M, and q basket dinner and a pro.
gram In the afternoon, the NTH Sun.
day In June, near the school house,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Mrs. Nina Hogan and daughter.
Eva, visited at Romine's Thuriday.
Mrs. Tuarh Groves, OF 81. Joseph,
came up saturday for visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon, OF
Sabelha. are visiting with Mrs. Jas.
Rhodes.
MIR. and Mrs. q. ". Craig, Of Ma
pier, visited with their son, &. W.,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Crawford, Of Forest City,
visited with Mrs. George Lease the
first Of the week.
Miss Florence boyd spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Hicks, Of the Benton district.
Mrs. Ida Howard and Marie left
for their home IN I.angdon after a
few days visit with relatives here.
The Presiding Elder. Rev. Briggs,
preached Ia a large crowd Sunday
morning and evening at the church.
BELLE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
New Point, and Vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cain are
better.
Matte Glenn went to Waihcna.
saturday. to visit friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Meyer spent
Sunday at Ralph Meyers.
gladys King, OF Oregon. visited
al Scott Carson's over Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Acton went to Rosen.
dale Saturday to visi, her mother.
Claude Williams and family Wis
tied At The home Of ALDER, Williams.
Sunday.
At this writing. Grandma Ruhl
Is very low, expected TO die al any
moment.
Mrs. Ella Boswell Is able To visit
her friends again, after several weeks
sickness.
wills Goldman and family were ov.
er from Fillmore In their car las,
Saturday.
Will Terry and wife and Claude
Bender and wife were at Fred IRE.
hers Sunday.
Mrs. Rayhill and daughter Chris.
tina went to Oregon Thursday, re.
turning Friday.
--Chas. Fields and family and VIII
Acton and family spent Sunday with
Faith and Mother Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q. Forncy and
son and Mrs. Philip Forney spen,
Sunday at the Ed Buntz home.
Mrs. Sam Coirman and son, from
near Forest City. came out Sat urday
evening 10 visit relatives and attend
the social.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII knealc and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert kneale went To
Kansas City Tuesday to see Mrs. VIII
Dreher. who Is very sick.
The Holt County Sunday school
Convention, announced 10 he held
here June - and -, has been post.
poned until next September. Dates
will be announced later.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida
Lentz will rejoice to know that she
Is 80 much better that she has been
moved from the hospital to her SIS.
tiers, Mrs. Mary polly's.
The social was a decided success.
both socially and financially. The
evening was good and a large crowd
attended. The ladies thank the band
for their kindness IN furnishing music.
Rev. r. ID. Roberts and wife went
to Parkviile Monday to visit friends
and to attend commencement exer-
cises. They viii also visit In Kansas
CITY, and their daughter. Mrs. Pansy
Stevenson and daughter viii come
back home with them the last of
this week.
"A surprise birthday dinner was
given Mrs. Mabel Field Friday. DIV.
Ing 10 the rain, but a few Of the
many invited could attend, but those
present had a delightful time and ev-
cry one. both prcsen, and absent,
wish Mrs. Fields many more happy
birthdays.
A card received from Mrs. u. u.
Hoover tells that her health Is much
better and baby Is getting fat. This
L. FL.
Hoover says she likes her new home
much better than al first, They can
20 out on the lake al an! line and
catch fine fish.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Obituary..

Rachel Callen died At the home Of
her daughter, Mrs, A, II, Rushman,
In Nodaway, June 10, al 2;.W y. IN.
She was born In Armstrong county,
Penn, August -, 1922 She was W
years, . months and ~ days Old. She
leaves two sons, one daughter, also
nine grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren To mourn her loss. She
was an old pioneer settler Of Andrew
county and was we'll known by
great many of our neighborhood. Her
maiden name was Townsend. She
was married To Samuel Callen, No
vember 30, 1854. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. J. W. Gar
rett, OF 81. Joseph, at 2 p. m, June
u, Text, Rev. ~, verse !. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Seed oats for sale. Inquire Of M.
Buntz.
S. Gladfelter and son, Otis, Of
Fillmore, were circulating among old
friends In Oregon, Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Kelley Is at home
from st. Louis, where she has been
for two months, with her little
daughter, Esther, who Is receiving
treatment In hospital there. Size
says Esther Is improving some, but
very slowly, and 1t will take two years
to effect cure. We are indeed glad
to learn that she Is improving. Mrs.
Kelley will return to her daughter ID
q few days.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
RUBY.

Harry Kreek Is able to be out, at.
ter q severe attack Of neuralgia In the
head. ..
Robert Hatch was called to st. 10.
seph on business, Wednesday OF this
week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Monarch.
NERO.

Blanche Jenkins spen, Friday and
saturday In 81. Joseph.
John Sollars spent Sunday with
Jake Falsely, Of Amazonia.
Mrs, j. j. Garner left Friday for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Allie
Kretzer, Of Cromwell, Ia,
Mrs. j, II. Patterson spent Friday
with her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. J. Clemmens, Of Amazonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chilcoat and family
spent Sunday al the home OF Alder,
Wilson and family, of near Nodaway
There viii he a big basket dinner
preaching and baptizing, June 30
lnl2, on +. u. Colhour's place. All
are invited to come.
Those who attended preaching
and baptizing at the Callen school
house from here were MIR. and Mrs.
Josh Chilcoat and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hughes and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Garner, Nellie Lumley,
Pearl and Mae COlhour, Blanche Jen-
kins and Edna Garner.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Misses Ruth and Nellie Devorss
OF st. Joseph, are visiting relatives
here.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

" Para poner una musica apropiada
esta tabula tan conmovedora en- su sem
cillez; estos tres cuadros llenos dc CO.
lor, de vida, de ingenua poesia- ha de-
clarado Puccini,- quiero cantar, can
tar, cantar con cuanta mas inspiration
yo pueda. sin preocuparme en- adoptar
este esotro estilo quiero, en- suma, que
EN- mi nueva partitura no haya mas que
m1sica "espontanea.
Por de pronto, pareciendole oport1no
conocer de cerca el ambiente en- que Sc
supone que ocurre la acci6n de ''Anima
allegra' el insigne autor de tBohe-
me" emprendera dentro de unos dfas
una excursion por Andalucia
Tedeschi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05
In questa casa triste
tn hal portato ! 'incanto
della tua giovinezza
bella fiorente sana 7"

Luego ell muchacho lie revela que ha
empezado quererla de verdad desde
ell dia en- que la yi6 expresar su algeria
por la dicha ajena. cuando la boda de los
dos campesinos. Lolita, dominada por
la emocion y ell amor, Sc deja acariciar
por Ell, contestandole:
.. Taci. Non dir piu niente
Sono felice piango"
Vuelven los amigos, y comprenden
que hay novedades. :. Entonces suben
calladamente a las galerfa del patio y
empiezan a echar flores y mas flores So
bre la gentil pareja.
Acude tambien dona Mercedes pre-
guntando -s' Pero, hijos, que es este !?
Y en- seguida Sc convence de 10 fun
dado de sus anteriores suposiciones v
esperanzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

va es cosa segura. Despues de ha-
Der descartado. por diferentes razones,
no sc cuantas decenas de libretos que lie
habian sido ofrecidos. ell maestro Puc-
cini ha decidido, por fin, poner muslca
a un libreto cuyo argumento esta toma-
do de la deliciosa comedia lei genio
alegre," de los Alvarez Quintero
FL autor de este. libreto es el joven
poeta Giuseppe Adami ell cual EN- parte
obedeciendo las exigencias del ARE
glo, V en- parte atendiendo las indicacio-
nes del propiO Puccini ha introducido
no pocas modifcaciones en- la genial y
popularisima obra de los dos ingenios
andaluces.
Algunos persOnajes de la comedia
original han desaparecido; otros han
surgido, en- cambio, de la fantasia del
poeta y del compositor; otros, final
mente, han adquirido mas comicidad o
mas impetu de passion Ademas, el Sc
gundo acto de la comedia en- el libreto
ha quedado variado completamente, y
tambien los finales de los otros dos ac-
tos han sido cambiados de raiz
Sin haber perdido por clio su caracter
de encantadora ingenuidad Y ternura,
la jOcunda y poetica obra de los Alvarez
Quintero- que en- el libreto Sc titulara
Anima allegra Sc desarrollara, pues.
en- la siguiente forma:
En- el antiquisimo castillo de los mar
queses de Arrayanes Sc lleva una vida
insopOrtablemente mon0tona y aburri-
da, debido la exagerada austeridad de
la anciana marqueSa dOna Mercedes
de su administrator, d. Eligio. FL pro
piO hijO de la marquesa, Pedro, no con
sigue acostumbrarse a ese genera de vi
da tan oscuro falto de toda diversion;
!asi eS que sc pasa casi tOdo el ano en- la
capital mas cercana con el pretexto de
Sis estudios pero, en- realidad, divir-
tiendose de 10 Undo, y no volviendo a
su casa sino muy de tarde en- tarde, pa
ra pedir dinero su madre
Esta Sc queja por sus constantes au-
sencias y lie reprende; pero, 10 que 6l lie
contesta
@ Mamma, la giovinezza
ha bisogno 'amore,
ha bisogno di sole,
Qui dentro 81 muore
Pero, por fortuna, sobreviene de re-
pente un hecho por ell que en- ell castillo
la vida yaria totalmente.
Al cabo de una larga ausencia, vuelve
Lolita, la sobrina de la marquesa Her
mosa, ,elegante ,llena de bondad y algeria,
la muchacha sc hace querer desde un
principle por todo ell mundo. Solo el
gruil6n de d. Eligio acoge con desagra-
do y descon6anza esa oleada de juvenil
algeria que invade la casa con la llega-
da de Lolita Y asi Sc 10 da entender
claramente dona Mercedes, la cual no
encuentra del todo injustifcada la alar-
ma de su anciano administrator.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

Amorel amorel amorel'
exclaman todos guisa de salutacion
hacia los novios.
Y con esa palabra, eternamente ma
gica, termina la opera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

Solo puo yiyer lieto
chi gil altri consola,
CHI porta in sc un tesoro
d allegrezza infnita
perche il sorriso vita -
En- torno de Lolita Sc levanta un him
no de agradecimiento enthusiastic, la
lovial muchacha triunfa.
Pero he aqui que Sc presenta, serio y
grave su primo Pedro, enviado por do
ma Mercedes para que Sc traiga a casa
la muchacha. Esta no quiere obede-
GER 5Que hay de malo en- 10 que ella
esta hacienda? No solamente no con
siente, pues, en- marcharse con Pedro
sino que lie expresa a este ell deseo de
que Sc quede la fiesta el tambi6n. Y
para convencerle mejor,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05
mon ii rifiuteresti
Sc mi volesS bene. =
le dice, con intenci6n y picardia.

sc mi VOlesM Dene.
le dice, con intencion y picardia.
~ Pedro Sc queda La fiesta CONT
MIA. En- cierto momento, la traviesa
muchacha va no le parece bastante su
voz para cantar hacer votos por la di-
cha de los novios Y entonces, al pro-
pio tempo que llega tambien D. Eligio,
furioso por tamana algazara, ella
sc lie ocurre otra inocente travesura
CORE a la iglesia Immediate, Sc sube al
campanario y empieza echar vuelo las
campanas La muchedumbre, mas VI
mas entusiasmada, aplaude; mientras
unos pichones que tienen sus nidos on ell
campanario rompen volar, Lolita can
ta acompanandose con ell repiqueteo de
las campanas:
g.. e la gloria del cielo
che da qui 81 distende !"
Y los campesinOs le contestan:
'Benedetta Benedetta!'' -
A 10 cual Lolita replica:
Ah potessi in una stretta
abbracciar umanita -
Y ell acto acaba con un himno de ale
gr1a, Ell ell que Sc funden las voces con
el tanido de las campanas
Al empezar ell tercer acto va Sc nota
que ell genio alegre de Lolita esta reaii-
zando ell milagro de conquistar tambien
dona Mercedes, hacienda mas inten-
sos en- derredor suyo los mas puros SEN
timientos de amor, bondad belleza
La anciana marquesa, hablando en- el
patio con d. Eligio- que sigue, 6l solo,
tan NAL contento Y grunon,-le confia
M e nato un altro sogno
mel mio cuore materno.
Non | avrei mai sperato
Milo fglio trasformato:
questa casa, che in passato
detestava, ormai gil place"
Este dulce misterio no tarda en- reve-
larsele a su intuici6n maternal: es un
misterio de amor.
Pedro Lolita vuelven juntos del
campo, acompanadOs por un grupo de
amigos y amigas suyas. Todos vienen
cargados con manojos de flores a. despa-
rraman por ell patio, haci6ndolo mas lin
do poetico.
Mientras los amigos van a colocar las
flores en- las galerias del patio, los dos
primitos Sc quedan solos unos instan-
tes.
Muy emocionado y tierno, Pedro lie !
dirige entonces unos timidos galanteos
a Lolita. =" Gala = lie responde ella,
burlonamente- Isl tie oyese mi no.
vic.
Pedro Sc queda desgraciadamente Sor-
prendido, Y asi 10 da comprender ale
jandose de la muchacha unos cuantos |
pasos. En- aquel momento vuelven los
amigos pero dandose cuenta de 10 que
esta ocurriendo entire los dos primos, sc
apresuran a marcharse de puntillas, !
sonriendo comentando la escena
Mientras tanto Lolita, viendo ell efec-
to que su Erase lie ha causado a Pedro lie |
tranquiliza, diciendole =" No te apu-
res: he bromeado!"
Pero respira: "Ah, entonces 81 que
aqul me encuentro a gusto - Pero
jquizas pensabas marcharte ?''-le pre-
gunta ella.
Pedro Sc pone muy triste y lie cuenta
que tiene que dejar ell castillo, pues no
puede traer al lado de su madre a un
nino, hijo suyo, que tuvo de una aman-
tie, muerta unOs meses antes.
Ahora es a Lolita a qhien le toca que
darse extranada y afigida: Sc alicia de
su primo, le mira con rabia y casi llo-
ral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05
DESDE ROMA
POR CORREO
Ode nuestro CorrespOnsal. }

La nueva opera del maestro Puccini,
"Anima allegra'', sacada de "Genio
alegre", de los Alvarez Quintero.-
Las modificaciones introducidas en-
la obra.-Los propositos de Puccini
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

Naturalmente la muchacha no tarda
EN- darse cuenta de clio en- reparar en-
que cuando estan presentes su tia d.
Eligio nadie sc atreve a reirse nj a CHS
tar Mas no por ESQ sc da por vencida,
V, lejos de clio, Lolita, secundada por su
fiel doncella Coralina, decide persistir
Ell su actitud en- sus modales bullan-
gueros hasta poner ''un POGO de revolu-
cion" en- ell castillo
En- efecto, Sc sube a una mesa llama
en- derredor suyo a los familiares de la
casa Sc dispone a contarles un lance
Sumamente gracioso Pero su auditorio.
aunque de mala CANA, va POGO a POGO
desfilando tras de dona Mercedes. que
Sc marcha indignada, y la muchacha Sc
queda sola con Coralina.
-. Scappano tutti via?
Che importa l.. c. la luna
per farci compagnia"
Y las dos Sc ponen a cantar una can
cion a la luna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05
Segundo acto.

Unos dias despues Sc celebra en- un
cerro cercano una fiesta popular con
motive de la boda de dos j6venes cam
pesinos. Lolita Sc escapa de casa con
Carolina para asistir esa modesto ce-
remonia y Sc divierte extraordinaria-
mente EN- la feria, y luego en- la boda,
gastandose todo el dinero que ha lleva-
do cOnslgo. De pronto cae en- la cuenta
de que debe hacerle un regalo la no.
via. Y como va no tiene dinero en- el
bolsillo, obsequia esta con. un pre-
cioso secreto que lie ha revelado su di-
funto padre:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29
IN MEMORIAM
Nora Copeland Lnngston.

Death is always sad, but when the
Reaper comes suddenly and unexpect-
edly as the lightning flash, and our
loved ones with but sigh, pass from
our hearts and homes, forever, then
1t is peculiarly sad and human hearts
cry out in their sudden bereavement
lhus 1t was in the death Of the loved
wife of j. Lee Langston, Nora c..
Langston, when on April 2, 1912, her
pure and gentle spirit went home.
Nora Langston was born into n good
Iy heritage, the daughter of God fear
ing and God loving parents. from a
race OF people, noted always for their
sobriety and truthfulness, and in her
life she eXemplified all the virtues
that go towards making the strength
of nations, Christian wife and moth
er
In every phase of life she was found
faithful. AS daughter she was ODE
dlent and aifectionate. | know how
dear she was to the hearts of her faith
cr sincere and helpful to her friends
and to her children she was all that
mother should be and today they in
their grief can call her blessed!
In her church, to which she was de-
voted, she was ever faithful and her
presence will be missed in the society
OF which she was helpful member.
On the 10th of October. 1887, she
was married to j. Lee Langston and
truly the heart of her husband did
trust in her" Mutual love and mutual
forbcarancc made their home an ideal
ly happy one and the husband feels
today utterly shipwrecked, the light
OF his heart and home has gone out
May he be enabled to pray, as did the
Master in His Gethsamanae, Not NV
Will, o Lord but thine be done!
Though her death was not expected
vet her life, the record she left bears
testimony to the fact that when she
was called, she was ready to go.
Though oftentimes lis leading
Are where deep shadows lie,
And to our fearful pleading
There secmeth no reply"
So it is in the death of she who was
so loved. To husband, children, broth
ers and sisters. though we cannot now
see why it was she was called while
| it was yet day" yet we realize that
God doeth all things we'll" and in
His own time we'll see and understand.
May the memory of her consecrated
life be an inspiration to all who knew
and loved her and God grant that the
husband and children, as they weep
today in the shadow of broken home
by faith may
Look up! dear hearts, look up!
Though sadly torn AMI riven
Look up and see that just beyond
Is Mother Home and Heaven!
G. G. w.
Madden, May 8, 1912.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29
McBEE OFFERS OPPORTUNITY.

III you are looking for an opportunity
to get ahead in the world McBee. S. c..
is your town. In an old settled com
munity, of slow growth, everything is
nailed down." so to speak. but In
McBee success is ready, willing and
waiting to repay the man who Is will
ing to give his pluck and energy. There
are splendid openings for farmers
merchants, manufacturers-eve
Surrounded by fine farm lands that
can be had on easy terms and at s15
to $50 per acre, McBee has trebled its
population in twelve months. Three
railroads, refrigerator car service
schools, chuches. excellent neighbors
and no liquor make McBee the best
proposition in the South for home
seekers and investors.
McBee Is located sixty miles north of
Columbia In Chesterfield county on
main line Of the Seaboard All Line
Railroad at its junction with the South
Carolina Western Railway. 1t is the
terminus Of the c. M. C C. railroad
The Southern Land DEVELOPMENT
Company, of Laurens, S. c., owns IT,
600 acres of fine farm land and town
lots In and around McBee and is look
Ing for men who have pluck and ener-
gy and determination to get ahead
in the world. Write them for their
attractive proposition.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29

Do you need glasses? Have you any
eye trouble? IL SO take advantage of
this opportunity to consult an eye
specialist in your home town. DR.,
Reese now has his office at the Vino
ma Hotel, Laurens, s. C. He practices
unuer the laws Of the National Optical
Association, and is member of the
South Carolina Optometry Associa-
tion: He assures you skillfyl scientific
attention. and will tell you whether
you need glasses or treatment. Your
eyes are worth many hundred times
the price Of pair of glasses. Poor
or impaired eye sight means a handi-
cap, no matter what your position in
life.
Now at the Winona Hotel. Lau-
rens, s. G..
VIII visit your home when requested
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29

There never was time when peo-
pie appreciated the real merits OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now. This is shown by the in
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by it. If you or your children
are troubled with cough or cold give
IL trial and become acquainted with
It's good qualities. For sale by all
dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29
What Texans Admire

is hearty, vigorous life. according to
Hugh Tallman, OF San Antonio. I'VE
find," he writes. that Or. Kings New
Life Pills surely put new life and
energy into person. Wife and I
believe they are the best made. Ex-
cellent for stomach, liver or kidney
troubles. 25c at Laurens Drug Coz,
and Palmetto Drug Co.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Miss May Dele Barre delightfully."-
entertained the Fortnightly club Fri
day afternoon. In addition to the reg
ular members of the club, several Wis
iting ladies were present. Seven ta-
bles were prepared and the game of
Forty Two enjoyed. After a number of
games were played, delicious ice
course with cake was served.
600
Miss Mary Todd entertained the
Forty Two club Thursday afternoon,
at her home on Main street. The
guests were entertained on the porch,
delicious fruit punch being served up
on their arrival. After the games were
played, tempting course Of ice cream
and cake was served. Miss Todd was
assisted in entertaining by Misses Dor
cas- Gaines, Amelia Todd and Anna
Prentiss.
Mrs. A. H. Sanders entertained in
formally a few friends Tuesday morn
ing, In honor of her guest, Mrs. Clar-
ence Cross, Of Chester Three tables
for dominoes were prepared. After
few games delicious luncheon was
served.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29

Take a good look at Eichelbergers
coal ad In this paper. They mean
business.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29

Enjoy an evening Of delight by Wit
Messing Valley Farm" at the Opera
House Friday evening Local talent
local hits-specialties c Sneral admis-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29
Money to Loan. Apply
to t. Gibbon Traynham,
Laurens, S. c.

Take good look at Eichelberger's
coal ad in this paper. They mean
business.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29
DIR. III. ID. REESE.

Ufaduato OF the New York ODbthaImic
College in 1s97-Twenty-five Years
OF Practical Experidcnce in Optome.
try and RefractiOn-He will make all
Examinations Free and Fully Guar
antee All of His Work.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-29

Money to Loan. Apply
to t. Gibbon Traynham,
Laurens, S. c.