The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-08
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The many friends Of Mrs. l.. p. Nc
Gee. who was recently operated on at
a hospital in Columbia will be glad
to learn that she is doing nicely
Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. Robert Nj. Wasson from Lau-
rens Route Six was among the visitors
in the city on salcsday.
Col. John II. Wharton, Of Waterloo,
was among the visitors here for the
day on Monday.
Mr.. j. Albert Hellams, who lives in
the Hickory Tavern section, was
among the visitors here for salesday.
Mr.. Homer S. Balentine Of the
Brewerton section, was among those
here the first Of the week
Mr.. Henry C. Sims from near Wa
ness.
Mr.. Edd Burgess, merchant Of
Boyds Mill, was among the Monday
visitors in the city
Mr.. r.. V. Coats of Cross Hill spent
the day here Monday.
Mr.. J. A. Lippford from near Wa
terloo spent the day here on Monday
attending the sales.
Mr.. George A. Mcpherson who lives
in the Mt Olive section spent Monday
in the city looking after business.
Mr.. Sam Saxon, who lives in the
Huntington section OF this county
spent the day here Monday.
Mr. Robert M. Bolt was visitor
here on Monday. Mr.. Bolt lives in the
Rabun community.
Mr.. William NJ. Myers Of Clinton
Route Two spent part Of the day
here on Monday.
Mr.. j. B. Young Of the Friendship
section was among the business visi-
tors here for the day on Monday.
Mr.. Bob Moore from near Cross
Hill was visitor here the first OF the
week
Mr.. George w. Profltt Of Laurens
Route Four spent Monday in town
looking after business.
Mr.. fI1rnest Bennett from near
Fountain Inn, was among tho visitors
to the city last Thursday. coming in
to spend the day on business.
Mr.. ID. B. Roper Of Ware Shoals was
among the business visitors here last
Friday.
Messrs Edd Anderson and w. w.
Redden Of Waterloo were among the
visitors in the city on Monday.
Mrs. Claude r. Boyd, of Spartanburg
is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. f. Jones,
on Irby Avenue.
Mrs. Eugenia Vim. Of Waterloo,
was in the city shopping Monday.
Messrs s. l.. Moore and H. c.. Sims,
prominent farmers of the Waterloo
section, spent Monday in the city.
Mr.. Marion Moorman, Of Columbia.
spent the weekend in the city with
his sister, Mrs. Virginia Caine, and
his brother, Mr.. Hal. Moorman.
Master John wilkes, who was sick
last week, has about recovered.
Mrs. b. l.. Clardy entertained the
card club Of which Mr.. r. G. Hilton is
member Thursday evening at her
home on West Main street. A number
of games Of bridge were enjoyed after
which tempting salad course with
coffee was served.
Mr.. NJ. w. Boyd OF near the city was
among the visitors In the city on Mon
day
Messrs B. NJ. Wolf, John w. Mckee
and w. N. Dyess motored to Goldville
Sunday, whore they spent the day as
the guests Of Mr. Jno. l.. Young.
Mr.. J. C. Burns OF Greenwood spent
yesterday In town, enroute from the
north where he has been spending a
few days buying an additional supply
of spring goods for the Red Iron
Racket stores.
Y Col. l.. H1 Burns spent Monday in
Union. where he went as the repre-
sentative OF the Baltimore Credit AS
sociation to mako an inspection as
expert on the stock Of the McLure
Mercantile Co.