The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
EXPIRES. ROOSEVELT SHOT
BY INSANE MAN in MILWAUKEE,
CIRCUS IN CLINTON.
Big Day Expected. Other Items of In
terest to Friends There and Else

terest to Friends There and Else
where.
Clinton, Oct. l5.--The most exciting
piece of news in Clinton this week
seems to b that the circus is coming
Saturday.
The moN.g picture theatre operated
by DR.. Jack Young and Mr.. T. p. Car
son has proved n decided success and
will be moved this week to more con
renient winter quarters in the store
room on west Main street formerly oc-
cupied by j. |. Copeland and Brother.
Through the summer music was fur
nished by local members of the Pres
byterian College Glce Club This week
however an electric piano will be in
stalled
An attractive lyceum course has
been arranged for THIS season and
seats are selling we'll. Nothing is more
W NhS 'Icdll VI NllHIon lHdn lnc gen
eral interest people show in the ly-
ceum course. The first number will
be given on the 2lst, concert by the
Cosmopoliton Four. The managers
this year are Mr.. j. c. Harper and Mr..
w. w. Harris.
One of the largest and most enjoy
able receptions ever given in Clinton
was that on Friday afternoon when
Mrs. j. p Little and Mrs A. B. Gallo
way entertained at the home of Mrs.
Galloway Assisting the hostesses
were Mrs. IL. l.. Scaife, Mrs. w. b..
Owens, Misses Ellene McCaslan, Orrah
Bess Little, Irene Little Bera Bailey,
Loree Mason, Emmic Robertson, Mead
ows, Fannie and Allenc Richburg
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Owens entertain
ed on Thursday and Friday evenings at
dinner. about twenty-five guests en-
joying their hospitality.
Mrs. Charles Little and little daugh-
ter of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting rel
atives in town.
Mrs. Douglas and Miss Elizabeth
Douglas left this evening for four
weeks visit i'm New York, Washington
and Baltimore. DR. Douglas who ac-
companed them will return in few
days, after transacting college bust
ness in New York.
Miss Laurie Aull left early Sunday
morning for Roanoke. Virginia, in re-
SpOnse to a telegram saying that hcr
sister, Mrs. BOoZer, was critica iy -.
kilograms received since her arrival
hold out encouragement to Mrs Booz-
er's anxious friends and RELATIVES her"
to hope for her recovery.
Miss Elizabeth Young's friends are
glad to see her out again after an i'll
ness of several weeks.
The Rev. Thornwcll Jacobs Will Wis
it in Clinton this week and Will preach
in the First church Sunday. Mr.. ia
cobs friends are very proud of his
success in his great undertaking to
revive Oglethorpc college and make of
it great Presbyterian university
Mrs Jack Norman and little son.
Edwin Hall, are to visit Mrs. W. NJ.
McCaslan and other relatives here
next week
Mrs NJ. a. Hays returned last week
from Dillon, where she visited Miss
Pearl Hays on her return from a
six weeks visit in New York city.
Mrs. Boutwell, Graham, Sr. VIII leave
this week, after spending several
weekS with her son, at the residence
of DR. w S Bean.
Miss Louise Jones is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. George w Young, dur
ing her mothers absence in Aiken.
Mrs. Frank Websters return has
been postponed on account of the Sc
rious illntss OF her little daughter,
Frank Webster. in Statesville, n. c.
She hopes to reach Clinton next week.