The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 12, 1909, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
DR. JACOBS' VIEWS
TROLLEY PROJECT
Editor ?if Our Monthly Thinks More
Communication Between Two
Cities Is Needed,
We are pleased to notice that the
proposed trolley thrives and is mov
ing ahead. We regret that there has
been a little unpleasantness at the
Clinton end of the line. But it is
enough to say that if the road is built,
everybody will he glad. The only
differ, im e of opinion seemed t obe.
not as to the ned of quicker commu
nication between the two cities but
ns to the mo stfensible way ofsccurlng
It. it does look like a l ;l- undertak
ing, the securing of such a large sum
of money that will be needed, but ail
wil watch the move with the deepest
interest. The money for the survey
has ben secured. We would certainly
deplore a move (hat would in any way
injure the Columbia, Newberry and
Laurcns railway. That road is very
much in the heat's of the Clinton peo
ple. The general sentiment here
seems to ho that the trolley would
take nothing from the railway, hut
would greatly stimulate its business.
Nobody is more popular in Clinton
than is President Childs, ami his
dealings with this city throughout,
has been that of a thorough gentle,
man and a fine colaborer for the
building of the ?Ity and all its enter
prises. He is ever ready with a
helping hand for every scheme gotten
up here, be i' biji or little.
We have learned that there is some
prospect, tho how true it is We cannot
say as yet. that the plan urged In
these columns years ; cm. is likely to
be put in'o operation. elsewhere we
?rall attention to the proposition sug
gested in our neighboring city of
Lnurens to build a trolley line be
tween the two cities. Of course i?
Is not the first suggestion of that
sort, and eventually that trolley w ill
be built. At pN 8< Id WO a: e wail
on it, but tho proposition was tl is.
that on the railway between Clinton
and Lauretta, hourly trains be tun.
Connecting 'he two places. We un
derstand ihat i':. sldi til Childs l as
such a sciiet::,- in contemplation. Our
oith'.cns should HieouragO hi lb in ev
ery possible way. They might take
II up with him :.t. 1 see \. hat can be
connection between the two cities,
o ir Monthly.
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rmartlug. nervous feet ami Ingrowing nails, ami in
tuuitly takestho ating oiitot cornaaud bunion*. It's
tho greatest comfort dlacoverjrofthcagc. Allen's.
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aching feet, 'fry it to-day. Bold l>> all Drutrgiata
and stioo Stores, Its' mail for vr.c. in plump?.
h n't accept any tubittiute. Trial |?ackago FltKK.
Addrccs Allen Oltnetcd, Le Hoy, N. Y.
v. \ rKitL?o \v.ws in in.i: i.
The People of Waterloo ami
Their Friends,
VVatiirloo, May S.?Mr. doc Wharton
has returned from Greenville, where
ho was one of the attendants at the
marriage of Iiis cousin, Mr. Marvin
Whartoh, to Miss Agnes Agnew.
Mr. Drntiyoit of Du*' West, who is
spending some time here, spent the
week-end in Greenvlll \
Misses Lillian Kelson of Atlifnta
and Main I Nelson of I Ionen Path are
spending this week with their mother.
Mrs. Virginia Nelson.
Mr. i>. Caspar Smith returns today
from Atlanta, where he las been
under treatment a; the Robertson
Sanitarium.
Mrs. I., n. Moi row has returned to
her home at CulhoUn Kails, after a
pleasant week's visit to her mother.
Mrs. T. Dendy.
Mrs. Joseph .1. Dendy. with her two
IntertesiuK children from 1.aureus, is
visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr. ate! Mrs. \V. W. CulboitsoU.
Those from Waterloo going over to
Greenwood rot the oratorical contest
were; Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. PeafCC
Misses Mau I Culbertson. Sunic Peurce
; nd Pauline Nichols, and Messrs. A.
C. Long, W. C. Wharton. I). W. Lone
'I". .It Anderson, D. A. Anderson. .Ir..
S. II. Nelson ami Dr. .1. L. Fennel I.
K<\. W, I'.. Wharton of Columbia
is in the city this wet k, looking after
his farming Interests,
Mi and \lrs. lien King of Greenwbod
county were the guests Sunday of the
family of Mr. 1!. S. VVIletltt and wife.
Mrs. .lue Anderson of Coronaca was
the guest for several days this \veok
of Waterloo relatives.
Mr . and Mrs. .lohn Sanders of Co
lumbia have been most delightfully
tntcrtalhed for the past fortnight in
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Miss K?hlt in Anderson has closed
hot school for llio summer, near Lau
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McKelg of Harlan. Iowa, rays <>r it
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