The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-10-26
Local ard Personal yzentaoa,
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Week In Atlanta with relatives.
Mrs. w. L. Boyd left few DAYS agt,
for Atlanta to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Talley.
Nh. a j. Martin, well known farmer
of Youngs township, was a visitor In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Jared ID. Sullivan, of Cfowvw,
spent several days in the city Mast
week with relatives.
Mrs. l.. Connor Fuller has Been
spending several days in Rock Hill
with her sister, Mrs L. IN. Pitts.
Mrs. II. G. Duckett, of Andersen, Is
spending several ,da8s; in b,le city with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Crews.
Mr. and Mrs. BIar@ld Rogers, nf At
lanta, spent several days. in sthe city
last week with DE. and Mrs. w D. Fer
guson.
Mr.. and Mrs. wv E Dweus Mrs.
Rufus E. Sadker and Mrs. w. IS Bean,
of Clinton, were visitors lin the city
Monday
Mr.. w. III. Hough, who is now with
large jcwe1ry 6cm III Grecnville
spent tho Weekend in the city with
his family
Miss Mary 1Iitgn, teacher in the
Grecnyille schools, spent the week
end in the city with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. p t.. kHgo.
John Wilkes has returned from
Chapel Hill, N. e.. whtre he has been
working for Il few months. Hc decid-
ed that there was no place like home.
Mrs. Wells Clardy has returned
home after spending "A week under
the treatment OF a specialist at Spar
tanburg. Her condition is reported as
very much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. w II McPhail MI and.
Mrs. Frank Reid and Mrs. John Il.
Bolt spont the weekend in Barnweu
and Dunbarton visiting Miss Lucy
McPhail and Mrs. II. f. Owens
Misses Margaret Dunlap and Carrie
Fleming left Monday with Capt. Nell
FLEMING, Of Lanford, and other sol
diers to attend the annual meeting Of
the United Confederate Veterans, in
Chattanooga. Miss Dunlap goes as
sponsor from the local camp md Miss
FLEMING as her maid Of honor.
Dr.. and Mrs w. II. Dial left q few
days ago for Baltimore, Md, where
Mrs. Dial will enter hospital for
treatment at the hands Of specialists.
She has not been we'll for the past
CoVnrn1 r,nnthc q fri
that her present quest will be sue
ccssful and that she, will find early re-
lief
Mr.. Thomas Downey returned Sat
urday from Atlanta, where he visited
his brother, Dr.. Carroll w. Downcy,
who Is under special treatment at a
hospital. Dr. ]. H. Downey, Of Gaines
vile, GA, was in Atlanta for the same
reason. Mr.. Downey reports his
brothers condition slightly improved |
Samuel McGowan, ESQ, of Washing |
ton, d. c.. is a visitor in the city. He
arrived Monday morning and was out
early greeting friends. He had not
gotten far beyond the hotel door when
he stopped to admire the court house
lawn and to coramend the work Of the
ladies who hare been so dligcnt in
keeping it trim and pretty.
DR.. j. II. league returned to the
city Monday after a vacation Of several
weeks in northern cities. While away
he, visited Mcssrs. Hugh and Robert
Nixon ot (ornell University tho lat
ter having been unwell since going
up In September. DR.. league carried !
him to Baltimore for hospital treat |
ment and after remaining there for a
few days, they both returned home.
Mrs John Finkbeiner, Sr., Mrs Wal
ter Finkteiner and Mrs. Frank Barber
left last week for San diego, Cal, to !
join their husbands who had preced-
cd them some time ago Mr.. John
Finkbcincr went out to take charge of
glass factory, while his son and MI.
Barber will be his assistants. Mr..
John Finkbciner, Jr., has taken over
the work OF his father in the local
plant.
Among the ladies who accompanied !
tie Gaffncy high school team here
Thursday to witness the Gaffncy-Lau-
rens football game were Mrs. G. G.
Byers, Mrs. j. D. Bozeman, Miss Lou
isc Richardson, Miss Ruth DeCamp,
Miss Mary Cree, Miss Frances Nc
Arthur, Miss Mary Clary, Miss Mary