The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-10-11
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Local and Personal Mention.
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was in town Saturday shopping.
Mr.. A. ID. l.. Barksdalc, OF Grecnriue,
was in town Tuesday on business
Mr.. W. p. Harris Of Gray Cougt vas
Il business visitor in town Monday
MIR. Edd Hicks spent few days in
Atlanta last week on business.
Mr.. A. w. sharpe and Houston Wool
OF Princeton were in town Friday.
Or J l. Dornon vas in town fut 4
few hours on Friday
Mr.. W. G. Long and family of Wa
tcrloo, were visitors here Friday.
Mr.. II. A. Graham of Grconvillc was
Il business visitor in town Saturday.
Mr.. George Goodgions, of Williams
ton, was visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. E. B. Wright and children, of
Ashvile. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Crews
DR.. j. o. Martin, of the Mt. olive
section, was in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I1 Bramlctt and
Miss AWE Mahaffcy spent Sunday in
Clinton visiting friends.
Mr.. c. b. Bobo filled the pulpit at
the i'irst Baptist church OF Clinton
on Sunday morning.
Prof and Mrs. L. G. Lee of Waterloo
were ii town for fcw hours Monday
afternoon
MIR. Fowler p Childrcss made a bus
mess Tip to Atlanta a couple OF days
last week
Mr.. W, w. Fowler of the Mt. pleas
ant section was a visitor in town Fri
day.
Miss DUPONT; Gregory Of Grccnvlle
arrived in the city Friday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. T.. ID. Eastcrby.
Mr.. Tullic BaDb and family Of the
Hickory Tavern section were hcir
Saturday shopping.
bis fine boy was born to Dr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Miller Saturday night ut the
local hospital.
Mr.. Thomas |. Swygert attended the
laying of the corner stone OF the new
court house in Grcenvillc Tuesday.
Mr.. }. NJ. Sumercl Of the Hickory
Tavern section was in town Saturday
on business
Miss Annie Hun left Saturday for
Fayetteville, ~ c., where she will
spend the winter teaching.
Miss Lila Hart who is now teaching
school in Grcenvillc, spent the week
end here with her mother
Mrs. Rosa i. Cainc, Mrs Virginia
Cainc and Mrs. \. ID. Gray motorcd to
Grccnvillc Friday TO spend the day.
Miss Anna Ruckman, who has been
visiting relatives in this county has
returned to her home in Stauu,0n, Va.
Mr.. w. s. Adair. of the Whams Lawn
section, was in town Friday on busl-
ness.
Rev. II. r. Mosccy, OF Cuba, ar
rived here Thursday to visit his broth
CT MIR. G. ID. Mosclcy.
Rev. II. l.. Dagsou and sister. Mis-.
Alexander, Of Gray Court, were in
town Tuesday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Cadd Bailey, ot Cliu-
ton, were here Monday for few hours,
shopping.
Mir. ] w Mckee and l.. c. Bark5-
dale wcnt TO Atlanta Wednesday and
returned through the country. Bring
ing with them two now cars
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Jones are the
proud parents Of a big nine pound boy,
who was born TO them Monday morn
ing at the local hospital
Mrs. w. r. Dorroh, who suffered a
broken leg several days ago, is report
cd as doing as nicely as could be ex-
pcctcd.
Rev. c. r. Rankin and Mr.. p. 4.
Simpson LETT Tuesday for Greenwood,
where they will attend the Synod
which convcncs there this week.
McAs"s Charlie and John Hicks. who
have been 'raveins for some time in
Arkansas, arc spcmGing a few weeks
a thcir'homcH N lhis city.
Or. A. W. Troitcr, of Scvierviic.
Tenn, arrived here Monday afternoon.
and is the guest Of his daughters, Mrs.
C. II. Hicks and Mrs. r. B. Chiidrcss.
Miss Mary Anderson, formerly dean
Of Flora Mcdonald College, but now OF
Gulf, n. G., is visiting Mrs. G. F. Ran
kin for a few days
Mr.. John II. Nelson and daughter,
Miss Golda Nelson, Of Fountain Inn,