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1 The Bakers?. P0? *y!bd o 'iuteiy 'Pxire ^^^^ owaei' Royal Grape Cream of Tartar 8 made from. ?Made from Grapes? A Guarantee of Pure, Healthful, Delicious Food * SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. j 'i i. i. ?* H 1 M i ?. * **** V' *> ?. .* ? Anderson Sander?.. On Thursda) afternoon :'t 6 o'clock, Miss Pauline Anderson was married lo Mr. Alexander Haskell Sanders, (he ceremony, performed by thu Rev. .lohn I?. CroiH, pastor of the bride, takln idaoe at the home of the bride's mother Mrs. Amelia Anderson. N'o cards were Issued and only tho immediate families of the COUplo wer e present ut the marriage. The Anderson home was very pret tily decorated for the occasion, espec tally th<> parlor, where the ceremony was performed, and the dining room. Where tho dinner was served the guests afterwards. Miss Anderson wore a beautiful gown of Champagne voile, with lace trimmings to match, carrying a lovely bouquet of white car nal ions. Mr. Sanders was dressed in the conventional black, suiting the hour. Immediately alter the cero inony, beautifully and impressively spoken by the Rov. ,1. 1>. t rout of the First Methodist church, the guests re paired to the dining room, which was decorated in pink carnations and light ed by the soft pink glow of candles. While a very qulel wedding, unat tended by the vast number Of friends whom the two young people may well claim, ii was nevertheless one of the most Important and happiest social events in Laurens in recent times. Miss Anderson was a member of one of the oldest and most popular families in tho County; she herself has always la . II held in highest esteem and affec tion by all who knew her. and her friends in this city are numbered by iho hundreds. Mr. Sanders is a young man of sterling worth, having won for himself tho respect ami consideration of tho business lifo of Laurens by per sistent application lo his duties and a si riet adherence to those principles thai go to make a successful career., Mr. and Mrs. Sanders are at homo i>> their friends at the residence of Mrs. if. B. Copeland for tho present. I In a few weeks they will occupy their bcautb'ul new cottage on South Har per street. The out of town guests here for the Andes son-Sanders wedding wero; Mrs. Joseph T. Johnson, sister of the bride, of Spartanburg, and her daugh ter. Miss Mary Johnson; Mrs. Kiln ("avis. oi' Spartanburg; Mrs. R. F. Jenkins of Oroenville, and Miss Nora Sanders of Camdcn. tho two last j named being sisters of the groom, ooo Coniplimentar) to Miss Vndcrson. Compll.ntnry to Miss Pauline An derson, the bride-elect of last week. Mrs. Harked L. ('lardy very charming ly entertained a number of friends at her home on Laurel street, on Wed nesday afternoon. Mrs. Clardy was :. sisted in receiving by Mcsdames T. F? lor Simpson, II. K. Alken and <'. B. ft ray, who also noted In the capacity Of judges in an interesting and excit ing embroidery contest. Bach of the holies present was handed a linen doily upon which she was rotpiested i-i embroider the letter "S." The tnsk was a most delightful one. since the work constituted a present to Miss Anderson, who was on Thursday after noon married to Mr Alexander Has. kell Sanders. When all the ladles had finished their work, the Judge.-, examined each doily with careful con sideration, finally awarding the prize lo Mrs. Samuel 101 more Honey, nl lhough there was some difficulty in deciding between Mrs. Money's work and Mrs. Ii. I' Oopolnnd's. The prize handsome silver thimble, engraved with tho dote of the occasion, was presented by Mrs. Clardy to Mrs. Do ney, who presented it to Miss Ander son, tho guest of honor. After the sewing contest and a social half hour. S delicious salad course was served by Mrs. Clardy. nsnlfltcd by Misses Car oline Fleming and Jennie Simpson. The ladies who enjoyed the afternoon ;i! Mrs. Clardy's wen-: Mcsdames W. II. Anderson. T, Foster Simpson, N. C. .Ionian. W. I-L Washington. H. C. Copelaild, Connor Fuller, J. J. Adams. C. I',. Cray. II, K. Alken, Jos. T. John Mm. of Spartanburg, S. S. Honey; .Misses PflUllno Anderson. Bmlly Meng, Lila Hart. Blln Unland. VVIllou Hoyd ami Annie Cilkerson. ooo Mr. ami Urs. Cope hind Receive. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Copeland enter I'tnefl oil Wednesday evening at a mosl delightful tod in honor of Mr. llltd Mrs. Samuel Llmore Honey, at tl ir elOganl suburban home in West Laurens. Notwithstanding tho ex reediugly Inclement wenther nil the Invited guests accepted with alacrity the opportunity to enjoy tho hospital ii\ of the Copeland home, and a most delightful evening was spent. Mr. lind Mrs. Copclnjld were assisted In receiving by Mrs. R, W. Hall. Mrs. Lu cy N. Hoyd and Mrs. C. K. Cray. At nine o'clock the guests were es corted lo the dining halls, where quite nil eh e.ml slipper was served. The seating itrrnngemont at the tables was unique and pleasing, it having h ion itrranged that Mr. and Mrs. Honey wore plnced nt tho table in tho contor of tho hall, together with Mr. and Mrs. 11 belt Creswell Todd, Miss Pauline Anderson and Mr A. H. Ran dors; ihc last named COUplS wore to be married on tin> following afternoon. The (lining Imlls were tastefully hung in filling decorations und beautifully Iigliled wiiii vni'l-eolorcd candles. Tlie supper, niosi delieious in every re spect and served with the elegance and charm tltni characterizes such nf fairs bildend |>y Mr. and Mrs. Cope laiul, consisted of live courses. Those who nie) Mr. und Mrs. Roney were: Mr. und Mrs. V C. Fetitherstone Mr. and Mr.--. It. 13. Copeland, Dr. and Mrs. Ii K. Alken. Mr. and Mrs. I.. R. Ulackwell, Mr. and Mrs. La mar Smith, Mr. and .Mrs. A. t\ Todd. Mrs. T. I). Darlington. Mrs. C. R. Gray. Miss Maynn ForgUHOll, Miss I iinline An derson and Mr. A. II. Sanders Miss Prunks Kiilerliiins. Miss Laura Leo Simpson, of lOlber ton, Gu., was. on Wednesday afternoon ho attractive honoree nt a most de lightful reception, tendered by Miss Rosalee Pranks lo the members of the Mysterious Twenty-two Club, :it her home on South Harper street. Miss Simpson is quite popular in LaU rons, having visited hero on n number of occasioiiK and made numberies 'riends, who hall her visits with (le Ight. The reception on Wednesday iifteruoon was n happy event. Miss Pranks sustaining her enviable repu tation as hostess. Nations was the game of the afternoon, alter which a delicious salad course was sorved by Miss Franks, assisted by Missis 7.v lone Gray ami Allcno Franks. Those present were: Misses Annie md 101 iza belli Richoy, /clone Gray, Grace Simmons, .losophlno Fuller, Lu llo Martin. Kli/.ahcth Shell, .losio and Daisy Sullivan, Mary Todd, Aurelia i'unce of Clinton, and Laura Lee Simp son of 101 borten. ooo >i i>>s (ililkersoii's I'arlj. Mrs. Alexander Muskel I Sanders and Mrs. Samuel 101 UK)re Honey were the .'nest;; of honor at quite a dainty and indeed a mos) charming reception on Friday afternoon, wl en Miss Annie Gllkerson received a number of her friends tu meet the two brides, one of last week ami the other of Thursday ?vening. The occasion was a violet party, violets being used in all the locorntions and In the cream and cake served ns refreshments, Miss Ullk ? rson was assisted in receiving by her sister. .Miss Julia Cilkerson. am! .Miss Frances May Tl nines. The quests Were received ill the halls and conducted to lllC parlor, where the- were presented t<> Mrs. Sanders and .Mis. Roney. After a pleasant social hour .it cards Nations refreshments, consisting of cream and cake and minis, were served, the ? olor scheme hoiug carried out in oaeh. Those who had the pleasure of meet ing Mrs. Sanders and Airs. Roney wore Ytcsdntues .1. .1. Adams. W. It. Uichoy. Jr.. it. 15. Copeland, R. !? Clardy, <>. \v. Leonard of Spartauburg. W. 11 \ndcrson and Joseph T. Johnson of Spnrtnuhurg, am! Misses Resale Todd. Dorcas Culnies, 1311a and Resale Roland Liln Hart. lOniily .m<'hk. Kate Glenn and NN iiion Royd. 000 Mrs. II. K. Ur.bi?. Hostess. Mrs. it. 10. llnbh was iho charming hostess at a delightful reception Frl day nfternoon, complimentary to Mrs. James 13. Mintei of Sednlia, who is this week the guest <?f Mrs N. 1?. Dall. Mrs. Rabh's guests were se\ >n young ma trons of the City, who have come to Luurciis since her own marriage. They were delightfully entertained at Na tions, aller which a delicious ttlnd course, coffee nud cheese straws were served. Those present were: Mrs. lames 13. Mlliler, Mrs N. I!. Dial, Mrs. A. C. Todd. Mrs. I.amar Smith. Mrs. .Nlorrlsolt, Mrs. Chas, F. Itankin, and .Mrs. W. H l>i,l._ I OUR SPECIAL NOTICES. Twenty -live words for 1 ? uly.1 ei-nts in The Ad\ rtisor's Wont-Ad column will hu 1 ';c (re Cos!) in advance -Nut lee In glvoii thai aft ?.? I January 20th, cash In advance will be required for all advertisements appearing in tlils coluu 11 l'0|?J ri|fl?i r'lo . r I tt ted by the \ lonol Riscull Co.. the blgesl bakery in he world. Tills i; proof of it : SllpCl ?Jt'lty. Its 1 111' !. I ac it. ": :' (dp;. I'ljtlll Kloiir i Ihe pur. ;t ;.|i I best, call for i! (tad t ikn no oil r kind, you get more pounds of broad for the same money, 21-21 Copyright Hour is the flour lo 1 when money is scarce, it will cook more loaves of bread ihnn oile r flours, flail for Cop\ rlglll. 2 I 2l Heard loss Hniioy. Cane Seed ami l*eas, Got your order In early. M. IIfowler. Lauren;. fl ('. :!.-h Wanted -Loan ol ?2.r>i 0.00 011 Lnu? rons County Real I3i Rile, world $."?.000. Cnlhoiui Company, Bpartaubtirg, 8. C. 2'?-ll NVaiilfil \ rood P-teiiogntpher, Can I make out with sei \ iet i from |l till I. FergiiFOti A'- Foalherslolie. 2fi II Wanted Girl* lo Sou Llghi work. I Afler you l ai n, can make $1.00 per day or more easy. Rxponaes. paid 1 while learning, Anderson Overall I Factory, 0. Ii, VanWyek, .Manager, j Andorson. S 0. :'.f.-2t or Non-1 "Pretty i.s as pretty does"?with a stove as well i- with the "sweet voting should be measured?first* by its performance-?second, 1>\ it.- appcaratuv. buck's Stoves and Ranges have all the advantage - ami conveniences of the added?and they arc as beautiful as it possible t<? make iIumu, While It is tlie ''itisidi's" of the stove that realb count?--we should call vour ornamentation of silvery nickel, "i extra heavy dep >sit, placed away from the li< nontarnishable, found on ill buck's Stoves and !<..:.;?? Another reason why von should own a buck's. See tln-m and K i us ull vo Keystone Traction Water Well Drillers Are Honey Makers. Li ; Wn-ri^ry ',-.- ? ? Everybody uses water. A drilled well is the only means of obtaining ;? pure, cold and unfailing supply. Dug weih and spring's are simply cojs p ?ols for collecting disease breeding surface drainage, 85 nor cent. 01 Typhoid Fever is contracted from bad water. A Keystone Drill will penetrate the bed rock and tap the pure, unfailing streams bolow. All surface water i-; securely cased ??IV. A drille I Well rarely goes dry in the mos! protracted | drouth. It is safe. There is more money in a Keystone Drilling Outfit than in a Threshing Machine and you Work all the year round instead of three months ou< <>f twelve. Machine is the mosl complete '?n the market and must not be con founded with cheap and flimsy outers. Drills a 6-inch holo through any forma tion to any desired depth at th" rate of 50-foot a day in ordinary formations. Costs $r,.tn) a day to run in fuel and labor. Will go anywhere undor Its own steam and can be set ii|? and put to work in 30-minutOS. Write for catalog No. I. Keystone Driller Company Beaver Falls, Pa. Plant Wood's Seeds For The Garden 6 Farm. Thirty years in business, with u steadily increasing trado every your?until wft have to day one of tho largest businesses in Bccdfl ln this country?is the best of evidence as to The Superior Quality cf Wood's Seeds. Wo nro headquarters for Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats. Cow Peas, Soja Bean.? and all Farm Seeds. Wood's Descriptive Catalog tho most useful and valuablo of (larden ntul IV.ini seed Catalog*) mho led free on icquest. T. W. WOOD & SONS, Soedsmen, ? Richmond. Vn. Ur. King's New I.SSe^ ISs The beat In tho world* On Pad ial Payment s A small amount down and tt lit 11' indnth will sonn Uisy a Diamond You \\ ill have it paid for before know it, and wi( i. iIm m noy j Mould Besides? You know tlio quality i tul llio n\ of tin- I tinmond you I) i.v froi 1 Wo .sell the he:d and . . i'? sdnabiy low \<iu >??:. Fleming Bros JEWELERS. I t if 115 L $ CAD A * V * : tl^HKaisiu Hri T, fo thoenk? ( 4. ?in!?* Crai & fresh * Pr?ll, Unnau npra C & t'lioeolutc undothef < . . jj* foctionorio^ nivny. k< vt on HK hand. See II * w?.i] ? .. ? ?i_' ft* O*** ?4? 4? 4* t 4* rfc !\ n u We :?ppre in tliis bank Iv past year* W< c iai ion by vi possible at all hope < > nl roiia&c. We s imposed ll'iil" the jf: ur appro 79? Nie l>i i: i O MARr ? Marble and < o o S 5 5 ? Good-bye io the "Stock" or"** A man c do double \ of work v,' r/b Blount's Light Enough x\ v. ? / forONL Mule- x STRONG . ' Enough \ for TWO! Blouni's "Trt> amount ''True Blue" ! s can with >. )OtCf. I ehind the Do all your and culti with a Used from bedding and v : ny the crop! The greatest labor?savi r vention for Planters since the cotton gin. Thousands in co tant use throughout the South. On Exhibition Every Day at Ii hi Git ? } c .. r MB Oftti - .?.V.V. ??UM??