The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-25
MADDEN DOTS.

Madden, Dec. 1G.-The date reminds
me That Santa will be with you ere
another letter reaches you. SO
wish for YOU a.id your readers, kind
cdltor, a peaceful, a Joyous and a hap
by holiday. May Santa bring to each
OF you your hearts desire.
A good deal Of moving will be the
order of the day before and after the
holidays, tho the personnel Of tho
community will remain about the
same
Mr.. and Mrs. DcShiclds, of Inman,
but moro recently Of Mccormick, W II
occupy the farm vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorroh. The latter are to 90 TO
tho city Of Laurens.
Mr.. W. II. fIudgcns and family arc
also to move TO Laurcns. He has
rented his farm for another year TO
a Mr. Brewington.
Mir. Collins has bought and will move
TO his farm recently purchased from
Mr.. j. H. Powers. Nh. Powers is
building a very prctty and substantial
bungalow on the land he Fought near
the school house, known TO the Older
people as tho Daniel Martin place.
The other changes will be local
Mr., Thurman Finley will occupy the
Old Cunningham home. Mr.. Claude
FINLEY goes across the creek, but near
enough to come back to Prospect. Mr
j. r. Finley will move to his place va
Gated by Mr.. G p Finley.
We wish for those who go from us
health and prosperity. To the new
comers we extend a cordial greeting,
trusting that in our midst they, too,
shall find health, happiness and pros
pcrity.
Mr.. Gus w. Chapman has moved
from his Madden farm to his recently
purchased home at Cold Point.
Mrs. Madden will occupy her home
again and Mr.. Paul Finley and Mcssrs.
Compton are to cultivate her farm
for another year.
Mrs. Lena Brown has been serious
ly sick for the past two weeks. Her
children, Miss Miriam, a Senior at
Winthrop, has been called home, and
the boys, Pitts, Miller and Hamilton.
Of the navy, are here. The latest
news is that she is better, and her
family and friends are hopeful that
the worst is over and that she will
soon be well again.
DR.. George Moseley, Of Cross Keys,
came over last week to see Mrs Lena
Brown. Mrs. Moseley, sister of Mrs.
Brown, is slowly recovering from in
fiuenza and was unable to come with
the doctor.
Mr.. ]. d. Culbcrtson attended the
marriage Of his sister, Miss Myrtle
CuIbertson and Mr.. Hugh Wallace
last Wednesday at the Culbertson
home. A regular old fashioned "in-
fare dinner was served at the hos
pitagle Wallace home, where the we'd
ding party went Immediately after the
ceremony. We extend congratulate
lions and hearty good wishes to the
happy pair.
We failed to mention at The proper
time that j. ID. Culbcrtson, the Bcrk-
shire hog raiser Of upper South Caro-
lima, accompanied by r. Judson Lang
ston, attended the Berkshire sale at
Pinchurst, n. &c. In this sale he had
two Berkshire hogs that were sold
at fancy prices. Mr.. CulbertsOn al
so added two more fine specimens to
his already splendid herd from the
sale.
The Misses Martin have arrived at
home for the holidays, from Green's
borO, n. G..
Misses Myra Wofford and Estclle
Martin, students at Winthrop College,
arrived home Friday for the Christmas
holidays.
Mcssrs. Thad Moore and Thurman
Finley are erecting tenant houses on
their farms.
We recently had the pleasure OF
meeting Mr.. Albert Todd, G. e w. c.
road master. Mr. Todd Is a Laurcns
County boy that has made good in his
chosen vocation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wofford attend
cd the funeral OF Mrs. Ada Wofford at
Woodruff Saturday. Mr.. Wofford re-
turned Saturday night, but Mrs. Wof-
ford had enjoyable visits at the home