The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-13
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Mr.. George II. Bolt of Trinity-Ridge,
spent Monday in the city on business.
Mr.. James NJ. Smith Of Mountvillc,
spent the day here on Monday.
Among the Cross Hill visitors here
Monday was Mr.. Richard Brown.
Mr.. Rush Wilson spent the day here
Monday.
Mr Jim a. Bagwcll spent Monday
here on business.
Mr.. c. II. Moore Of Cold Point, spent
Monday in the city.
Mr.. John II. Wolff was among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank spratt OF Grecnville,
spent Tuesday here
Mr.. William Mahaffey of Eden was
here yesterday.
Miss Ella Bearden, Of Enorce, was
in the city Monday doing her fall
shopping.
Miss Bessie Todd attended the Syn
odical which held it's annual session
at Senaca last week.
Mr.. l.. NJ Higgins of Maddens, was
among the visitors in the city last
Monday
Mr.. Tom NJ Shaw, Route Four, was
here Monday with several bales Of
cotton.
MIR. Albert \. Darlington, Of the Ra-
bun Greek community, spent Monday
here attending to business.
Mr.. Nat Austin who lives near Trim
ty-Ridgc. was among the business
visitors here the first Of the week.
Mr.. w. Earle Madden drove in from
his home near Holly Grove to spend
the day, Monday.
Mr.. Hiram =. Burdcttc OF the War
rior Creek section, was business Wis
itor here the first OF the week.
Nh jim Check has returned from y
months horsc-trading expedition in
the mountains Of North Carolina.
Mr. Jack Monroe, a merchant OF
Princeton was here attending to bust
ness last Monday.
Mr. w. c. Mitchell Of the Lisbon
section cams down Monday on busi-
ness.
Mr. G. W. Cook who lives near
Boyds Mill came in yesterday to at
tend to business
Mr.. John II. Powers of Boyds Cross
Rroads was here on business Tuesday,
returning home in the afternoon.
Mr.. Edd Corbctt motorcd in from
Lisbon yesterday to spend the day. Mr..
Corbctt drives Ford touring car.
Mr.. William Hunter young farmer
Of the Ora community was visitor in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. John Brown. a farmer from over
beyond the Enoree river, was here
trading Tuesday
Mrs. F. p. MCGOWAN has gone to
Lewsburg. w. Va. to visit her son,
Mr. William MCGOWAN.
Mr.. Robert e. Taylor, who lives in
the Horse Creek section, was among
those here on business last Monday.
Nit W. L 1 ol. Ho .
been critically i'll for several days at
her home in the country, is reported
to be considerably better.
Mr.. Joe Thompson of the Reedy
River section Of this county was
among the visiting farmers here Tues
day
Mrs. C. f. Parker left last week for
Cookville, Tenn. to join her husband
who is supervising the construction Of
a government building there.
Mr.. r. w. Brown, Of Cross Hill, was
business visitor in the city Monday
and called for few minutes In The
Advertiser Office.
Mr.. Clarence Griffin, of Watts Mills,
has returned from a visit to friends
and relatives at Pclzer and Williams
ton.
Mr.. Dick Fuller has left the city for
Johns Hopkins University where he
will continue his studies in the depart
ment Of medicine.
Mr.. George w. Profit from Boyds
Cross Roads, was here for business
purposes the first part Of this week.
Mr.. John J. Jacks Of Lisbon was
here the first OF the week on business.