The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-02
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM THE COUNTY
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GIVE LOCAL NEWS
Happenings OF Interest to Man, Peo.
pie all over the County and to Those
who have lett the Family Hearth.
stone and gone to other StutrS

Solu Iolnt, Sept. Young corn
is looking linc since the rain. Cot
ton picking is the order of the day
with most of the farmers.
MIR. Sam Monday, Of Grccnyilc, has
returned home, having spent the week
with his aunt, Mrs. John Cannon.
Mr.. Shaw Cunningham, or Clinton,
spent Sunday with holnerolks.
MIR. Tom Duncan and littlo niece,
Willie b., spent Sunday with home
folks.
MIR. Gary Fowler and wife spent
Thursday with Mrs. Fowlcr's brother.
Mr.. I. b. Mcdaniel, near Maddcns.
making the trip on motorcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson spent
Thursday with the formers brother.
Mr Erb Nelson, at Madden.
Mr.. Gny IG. Moore has about got
ten his room to his house completed,
Mr.. o. G. Duncan and wife spunt
saturday night with their son, Mr..
f. #. Duncan at Laurens.
Mr., II. l.. Hampton was in Cold
Point Thursday.
MIR. John d. Hunter ana fomilv
Spcn, Monday with Rev. j 4 Hr,ch
Of BarkSdalc.
Mr. 5 II. Goggans. candidate for
mouse or representatives.. was can
Vassing in Cold Point Friday.
MADDEN, Sept. l.-Wcll the bows"
u'u pretty well! thought at one
lime truly We could all join in the
long meter Doxology but-Bob cooner
oelng left out takes a good deal of
rejoicing out of us! The regretab,o
part to me is, if only l50 more of bi.
county men had stood by him, Coon
er would have been in! Far awav
and yet SO near him" was his chanca
'or winning the governorship The
f'boyS' however are impsovine IN
knowing who to vote for. Coopcr IS
clean and capable and a young man.
ne II yet be honorcd- that is the con-
sollng thought Of his friends lust now
The protractcd meeting began ot
Prospect Sunday. Rev. Jodic Martin
preached for us Sunday morning Dr.
~ 5 hangston preached Sunday night
and Rev Mr. Lawson Of the First Ban
tSt church came Monday morning 10
prcach the rest Of the week We aro
all hoping for revival.
The sick OF the ncighborhood arc
better. Aunt Betsy Notes and Mrs.
NJ. /. Allison, two OF our Oldest resi-
dents are getting on very well Mrs.
o. ~ Culbertson and the little girl
are doing fairly well. Her friends
nope she will soon be herself again.
Mr. ). a. Wofford met with a pain
ful accident Sunday afternoon when
his chair went through a weak place
III the foor Of the piazza and he was
thrown violently out on the ground
striking his leg On a rock causing
bad bruise. He was unable to walk
Tor day or so but is improving now
and hopes to be at his work as usual
soon.
Misses Susie Davenport Of New
berry and Lora Montjoy of Clinton,
spent several days as the guests of
Misses Carrie Lou and Ruby Cunning.
ham.
The friends of Mrs. IMmas Bailey,
OF Florence, she who was the lovable
Dora Benjamin, were pleased to shake
hands with her at church Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Clinkscalcs is off on a
visit to relatives in Spartanburg and
Morgantown, N. G.. Mr. Cnnkscales
Is staying at the home Of Ncighbor
Powers and that means he is well
cared for
Miss Sara Bryson, after stay of
two months with home folks, left for
the Thomwcll Orphanagc Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calcuu are with her
mother, Mrs. Madden for visit.
DR.. A. B. Langston and Mrs. ] A
Wofford VIII attend the w. M. l. at
Warrior Creek today Mrs. Wofford
responds to the address of welcome
and DR.. 14angston will address tho
union in the afternoon.
Mr.. Carl Proffltt had the misfortune
to get his buggy torn up by an auto
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