The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-05-10
JONES NEWS

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Jones, May Cur brother-in-law,
Mr.. Lem T. Fl. Daniel, of Chandler,
attended the quarterly meeting at
Ware Shoals last Saturday. Though
50 years Of age his friends will be
pleased to hear that he is in good
health. He is the father OF Prof. d.
W. Daniel, Of Clemson, ana other sons
who have achieved enviable reputa-
tons.
The excessive rains have greatly re-
tarded farming operations, and the
| farmers are very Respondent.
! We are indebted to our good friend,
Prof. ". P. Culbertson, former teach
er of the Jones high school, for a cor
dial invitation to attend the closing
exercises of his school at Mount Olive
on the 9TH inst, and greatly regretted
that eXacting professional duties fore
ed us to forego the pleasure of at
tending
Mr. and Mrs. G. L.. Graham recent
ly visited the formers brother, Hon.
L. "A. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Reeves, of An
derson, recently visited the formers
mother, Mrs. Matte Reeves, at Ware
Shoals.
Work has commenced at Ware
Shoals on the various improvements,
and Mr.. Riegel is superintending 1t.
Miss Laura Ellis, daughter of the
lamented NJ. B. McGee recently passed
away and was laid to rest in the wal
nut Grove cemetery where her parents
and other relatives are buried. We
tenderly sympathize with the be-
reaved family.
Born April 2 tn, unto Rev. and Mrs.
Humphrey, daughter.
We recently met our warm friend,
Mr. Newton Alexander, of Greenwood.
He is veteran Of the Civil War, sc
years of age and is remarkably we'll
preserved.
We are indebted to our friend, Mr..
Odell McNinch for 4 recent kind favor.
Rev. and Mr.. Harley and Mrs. G. l..
Graham attended services at Bctha-
bara.
Mrs. Walter Herring and sons, af-
ter prolonged visit to her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. w. Townes Jones, has
returned to her home in Marion.
After prolonged illness Mr.. Ben
Ijamin Lipford recently passed away
and was buried at Turkey Greek GEM
etery with Masonic honors. We SYM
vathize with the bcreaved family.
| Mr. Walter NJ. Jones has stand
of cotton.
Our warm friend, Dr. Charles II.
Burton, of Iva, is taking post grad
uate course in New York.
The novel feature Of women dele
gates to a political convention last
Monday was very gratifying to me as
I have always been an ardent advocate
of womcn's rights. They now have
the right to aspire to any office in the
gift of the people and their partcipa-
ing, refining and purifying influence.
AS Is we'll known wome have always
been actively identified with every
movement for the promotion of all
that is good, pure and noble. Let ev-
cry woman enroll and go to the pri-
mary and vote for those who will do
all in their power to prevent ring rule
and the confiscation Of our homes by
oppressive taxation.
Our nephew, Sam Williams, Of lan-
lens, and cousin, Douglas Smith, Of
Greenvile, were at Ware Shoals re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morrison have
moved to Greenwood.
We recently met the following
| friends: Jas. Graham, Bob Hodges, w.
,FI. Emerson, Mac Cochran and Ell
bridge Tinsley, Of Hodges; Walter
Nash, Of Eden; William Dodson, OF
Donalds; Prof. Langdon Smith, OF
Lander College; r. G. Connor. Alfred
Snyder, G. G.. Hodges, Jas. Moore, Dr..
Marshall and host Of Others, of
Greenwood Hon. j. w. Bowen, OF
Epworth; P. B. Kemp, Of Kirksey, and
Hon. s.. Fl. Sherard, of Ninety Six.