The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-07-15
LOCAL AND Personal MENTION.


horC on visit to relatives.
DR.. w. II. Irby is spending a few
days In the city with his mother.
Mr.. Edward McCaa'dy spent ycstcr-
day in Union on business.
w. w. Harris, editor of the Clinton
Chronicle was in the city Monday
Mr.. John w. Beeks of Ware Shoals
was here on business last Thursday.
G. c. Featherstonc Esq, Of Green
wood, is attending court this week.
Mrs. 7. Il. Jones, ofWoodruff, has been
visiting relatives in the city for sew
eral days.
Miss Retta Wilson, Of Camden, is an
attractive guest at the home Of Mrs.
M. J.. Lawson.
Miss Thelma Fem, Of Spartanburg,
is the guest of Miss Allie May Riddle
this week
Miss Lula Dial is spending awhile
in Greenwood, where she is visiting
relatives.
Mrs. II. Is. Aiken has returned home
after spending several weeks visiting
relatives in and near Charleston
Misses Alberta and Lila Riddle are
spending a few weeks at Burton with
their sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Lea.
Mrs. r. w. Willis and her mother
Mrs NJ. e. Hall arc visiting relatives
and friends in Anderson.
Misses Sarah Henderson and Lola
McPhail are in Grccnville visiting
Mr.. J. Cope Henderson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j, L, Clardy and two
children Of Jacksonville, Fla. visited
relatives in La,lrcns last week
Sheriff John D. Owings, after sever
al weeks illness, is again able to be
about his duties at tho court house.
Misses Gene and Helen Dodson OF
Grccnvillc, visited Miss Frances Ken
nedy on Chestnut street last week.
Misses NJ. p. and Lizzie Willis Of
GrccnVille are spending few days
with their brother Mr.. r. w. Willis.
Miss Anna Rhodes Of Gray Court is
paying a pleasant visit in Laurens,
visiting her cousin Miss Mittie Owings.
Mr.. j. Preston Smith, of Waterloo,
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Smith
is candidate for cotton wcighcr in
his home town.
Miss Mittic Owings, and her cousin
Miss Anna Rhodes of Gray Court and
little jamie Harris visited in Clinton
last week.
Mrs. w. Fl. Gilkcrson and Mrs. w.
G. Lancaster and little son. left yes
terday for Saluda where they will
spend several weeks
Miss Eliza Woodside of Grecnvillc
has returned home after spending sew
eral days here as the guest Of Miss
Hattie Simpson. 4
Judge T.. b. Gary and stenographcr
John Perrin of Abbeville, are guests
at the Gilersson House during the
session Of Common Pleas Court this
week.
Messrs. T. M. Pinson, ~ B. Pinson.
r. +. Wade and Dr.. Hugh Pinson were
in the city Monday, the first two com
ing up to attend court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moscly and two
children of New York city are in
Laurens visiting at the home Of his
brother Mr.. c. ID. Mosely.
Mr.. 10 Leaman ard family, Mr.. w.
M. Miller and family, Of Cross Hill,
and Mr.. Henry NJ. Miller, OF Whitmire
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie Wright OF Marion. s. c.,
and Mrs. ELLEN Clark OF Wards, s. c.,
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. w.
A. Clark
Mr.. w. r. Smith and his sister, Miss
Ruth, Of Tenniville, Ga, are visiting
Mrs. M. l.. Lawson. They go from
here to the mountains OF Western
North Carolina.
Mr.. J. c. Glenn OF Chester, general
counsel for the Seaboard Railway, was
O visitor hero this week attending the
session OF court.
Mr.. Robert Paisley, OF Spartanburg
was here on professional business this
week in connection with the sessions
OF court. Mr.. Paisley was at one