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THE WEEKS' EVENTS ABOUT CROSS HIIJ Marriage of Miss Atkinson nnd Mi Doittlnick?Mr. ami Urs. (Guthrie Entertain* Cross Hill, March 12.?The weddin of Miss N'lna Atkinson nnd Mr. Larr Domlnk-k was a beautiful evenl < Wednesday evening, taking place ! tbo bride's home la the presence < a large assemblage of relatives friends, the Impressive niarriugf. boi vice being read in the drawing icon where the decorations wore lavish an beautiful. The bride and groom stood be for aa improvised altar of greenery an directly beneath a huge white we'J ding hell to plight their troth. A beautiful program of organ inu.'.i was rendered during and precedin tho ceremony, which was performe by Hev. Mr. Sheoley, of Cbappells. A delicious wedding supper wa served and the decorations in the din lag room were most, effective an pleasing. The table which held th bride's cake was lovely in whito am yellow, tho centerpiece being a pyra mid of white narcissus and goldei daffodills. The presents were exceedlngl; numerous and handsome. The bride, as Miss Nina Atkinson lias always been 0110 of the most pop ular and admired young ladles In thli section, while the groom is a youni man of much promise and his friend: who are legion, congratulate him mos heartily upon having won so charm lag a young woman for his bride. Dr. T. .1. Peake spent several days last week i:? Columbia, on profcsslona business. Misse:; Kate Addison and Sara Qol phin, of Ninety Six were the charm ing weok-end guests of Cross 1111 friends. Major Joseph T. Ligon, of Green wood, was the j;ues4. last week of Mr Thomas H. Carter and family. Mesdames W. 11. Hagood and T H. Coleman were over from Green wood for several days last week ai guests of Mrs. Marshall A. I.eaman. Miss Sara Roddey, on of the teach era in the Waterloo high school puss.-i through the city Friday en route to bei home in Rock Hill, for a week-end vis it to her home people. Mrs. .1. Y. Matthews Is at home from a delightful week's visit tc friends in Newberry. Mr. .1. Rufus Wllcutt spent yester day in Waterloo, on business interests ALL the real value a watch has is in the movement?in the material, finish,adjust ment of that move ment. The Howard is the only Amer ican watch always finished and adjusted as a fine movement, at whatever price it ir. to be sold? from ?35.00 to $150.00. Vvc arc distributors tor this dis ' i'.Ktlve watch* FLEMING BROS. New from Cover to Cover WEBSTER'S . NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY JUST ISSUED. Ed.in Chief, Dr. W.T. Harris, former U. S. Com. of Education. The Webster Tradition Developed by Modern Scientific Lexicography. Key to Lit erature of Seven Centuries. General Information Practically Doubled. 2700 Pages. 6000 Illustrations. 400,000 Words and Phrases. GET THE BEST in Scholarship, Conven ience, Authority, Utility. I Mrs. R. Alex Austin upont Tuesda and Wednesday with her daughter; Misses Annie and Katie, who are- sti dents at the Presbyterian college t South Carolina, Clinton. Mrs. Joseph Pooro, of Willlamsto and Mrs. Frank Hrainlett of PrlncetOl have returned to their respectlv homes, after an enjoyable visit to thel sister, Mrs. Mary Robertson and neici Mrs. Mason A. Hill, on Main strec Mr. Austin Lennian has accepted 8pl< udid position with Dillard and He land, of Clinton. Dr. J. H. Miller is at home from professional isit to Chester. Mr. Henry Doyco has returned froii a brief visit to relatives ia Cllntor Mr. Lewis Hanna is spending sotn time in Yorkville. Miss Rebecca Cralg was the ver; attractive week-end guest of the fain ily of Mr. R. Alex Austin. Mr. Thomas II. Carter spent Satur day in Laurons. A charming hospitality was dispen sed on Thursday by Mr. aad Mrs. Jo soph A. Guthrie, when they entertain ed a congenial party of friends a an elegant *J o'clock Hinner at the! handsome home on West Main street Quantities of spring flowers decor ated the prettily appointed rooms jardinieres of large, graceful BoStOl ferns adding the foliage touch. At a beautiful table in the dinln) room, of which the centerpiece wai a huge silver bowl of hyacinths rest Ing on a silver waiter edged witl feathery fern, wero seated th youiu guests who were present. The candh shades were white and green and tin delicious menu served carried out tin chosen color in many particulars. The occasion was thoroughly in formal and enjoyable, Mrs. Guthrie who is a strikingly handsome matron receiving her guests with her custom ary grace and cordialty. * 1 % SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. *********** * jji* * * A wedding of exceptional interest throughout the Bouth will occur in Columbia, S. C, on April 5. The bride Will be Miss Fredree Ansel, daughtei Of the governor of South Carolina and the groom will be Dr. George Hunch of Columbia. The wedding will occur at the gubernatorial mansion and will be the social event of the season in South Carolina. Miss Ansel is a charming and accomplished girl, a member of tho A. S. A. fraternity and will have what is known among college Kirls as a "trat" wedding; the attendants and girl friends assisting III the ceremonies all being "fiat." sis. ters. Miss Ansel with Miss Junanita Hewitt, was the guest of Mrs. F. A. Hull on South Main street last sum mer, and has many warm friends in Asheville.?Asheville Gazette News, coo The Royal Hungarian Ochestra pleas ed the audience Monday night by their beautiful interpretations of classical and popular music. An appreciative audience was at the city opera house to hear them. After the concert an Impromptu dance was gotten up by some of the young men, and about fifteen couples enjoyed dancing at the armory. The Hungarian Orchestra was engaged for tho music. ooo The Henry Laurens chapter of D, A. R. met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. C. Featherstone. Oil account of the inclement weather and the absence from town of sereral mom bora the number of those present wa not so bur,'- as the usual meeting Mrs. Fcatheratone read an Interest lug paper of "Green's Campaign in th South." A matter of interest dlsciiBSO' by the chapter was that of contrlutut lng to the fund which the Daughter aro trying to raise to preserve th home of Francis Scott Key, the autlio of the "Star Spangled Manner." It wa decided that the chapter contrlbtlt to tliis fund. Mrs. Carrol Miller wa received into the chapter as a nc\ member, and Miss Elizabeth Guonzen of Wisconsin was a visitor for the uf ternoon. Mrs. Fentherstone serve a tempting tea after the business horn ooo Miss Daisy Sullivan entertained th Mysterious Twenty Two club at he home Wednesday afternoon. The clu enjoyed a progressive game of nation: After the game a dainty salad cours was served. Among the visiting g:!rl present were Miss Elizabeth Quenzen of Wisconsin, who is the charmln. guest of Miss Joste Sullivan. Mis Helen Crisp and Miss Gladys llu! were also visitors at the club, ooo Mr. and Mrs. N. Ii. Dial entertxlnc a few friends at dinner Tuesday even lug. ooo Mr. Sam N. Vance surprised hi many friends here Sunday by t?o!r.| married to Miss Pearl Uyke, of Cen tral. S. C. The wedding took plac at Liberty, S. C, the young coup! driving over to Liberty from Central Mr. and Mrs. Vance returned to Green wood Sunday night and are now board lug at Rlley's Hotel. Mr. Vance I: originally from Laurens, but has beei here for several weeks, being draughts man for Cothran & Cothran. YVhib Mr. Vance has been here only a shor while, he has made a host of friendi Mrs. Vance, as Miss Pearl Ryke. is : daughter of a large contractor am builder at Central and she is ver: popular In her home and BUrroundinj counties. This young couple have tin CHANGING AN A D VERTISEM EN T DOES NOT CHANGE THE SUBJECT.... I am still prepared to do all kind: Of WATCH. CLOCK and JEWELRY Repairing at Moderate Prices, and Guarantee all my Work? A Full Line of EASTER GOODS Just Received. WATCHES, CHAINS, BRACELETS, KINGS, NECK-CHAINS, LOCKETS, AND NOVELTIES. Wrn. Solomon The Reliable Jeweler. Next to Hotel, Laurens, S. ('. HIDES! COW HIDES! HIDESl How about your hides? Are you satisfied with the present prices you are receiving? THE CLINTON HIDE AND SKIN CO.. established and managed by a practlnl tanner and hide man, Mr. 8. M. Watson, who has had 11, S. wide experience in manufacturing leather and dealing in hides, is now open to the public and will welcome any and all communications in this line. Von can ship your hides by freight or express and get your money by the next mall satisfaction guaranteed always or goods refunded. Try us, we pay the freight and expreBS. Write for shipping tans and priees. This week wo will pay tho following prices: ? Qreen hides, per lb.7 % to 8c Green salt hides, per lb.S'/j to 9c Dry salt hides, per lb.1 0 to 14c Dry (lint hides, per lb.10 to 15c Try us once and It will mean a continuance of business. THE CLINTON HIDE <& SKIN CO. CLINTON. S. C. prtng (Opening MISS LYDA lU'DD ANNOUNCES II KU SPRING MILLINERY OPENING MARCH 18TII AND 19TII CROSS HILL, S. C. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL AND SEE HER BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF THE SEASON'S LATEST CREATIONS IN SPRING MILLINERY, NOVELTIES AND NOTIONS. MISS RUDD IS ASSISTED BY MISSES ANDKRSON AND LILLY MA10 RUDD, WHO WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN SHOW INC YOU THROUGH. congratulations and best wishes o many friends here.?Greenwood Cor News and Courier. OUR SPECIAL NOTICES. Wanted?At once ten bead of heifer: about a year old. Also 2G White Leg horn pullets of young ben.;. J. S .Machen, Laurens, S. ('. 33-2 Fashion Note.?"Opening Day" visit ors are cordially invited to include OUI store in their calls. J. C. Shell & Co. Laurens, S. C. 33-1 Cow Wanted?I wish to buy a goo< cow. fresh in milk. C. 1). Moseley at Moseley & Roland's Hardware store Larueus, S. C. 33-1 For SalO? Improved Marlboro proll fie and the Early Yellow Dent sect corn; $2.00 bushel, or $1.75 in lots o 5 bushels. W. C. Y/harton, Waterloo S. C. 3 For Hent.?The Musgrove building! and barns have been put in good order Connected with it is a two-horse farm Any party desiring to rent the sanu will please confer with Mr. G. C Young, Clinton, S. C. 41 The k t I'd y 111r Dairy and Stock farn has select, Toole and King cot ton seed for sale. Apply to W. D Hyrd & Son, Laurens, R. F. D. No. 3 41 Par-n-slt-clde cures Itch in 20 min utes. Price f>0 cents, sold by Young's Pharmacy, Clinton; The Miller Co. Cross Hill; Laurens Drug Co., Laurens ?It For Kent?Prick store room in Mason ic Hall, opposite Red Iron Racket and formerly occpied by them. Terms reasonable, Apply .1. S. Hunter, Lau rens, S. C. 31-51 Card of Thanks. We take this method of thanking the Laurens Fire company for its good work Friday night in putting out the lire In our woodyard. .1. w. & r. m. Eichelberger. We are now showing plain and fancy Flower Pots in all sizes. Prices from 5 cts up. o. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. GMGHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND X5y||^. BRAND LADIRS I -r A?U your HruffsUt for Cm-CHH.S-TnR'S DIAMOND brand PIU.S in Rkd Gold metallic boxes, sealed with RU>?>on. Tako no othrr. Bay ?F ? l>ru,-,:Nt and n)k for CHI.CUKs-Tf.R H DIAMOND 11 11 A V M PII.I.H, for twentr-flve years rcKarded as Best,Safest, Always Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ^ted ?TER'S A .tens V 0xhtx gout- Caster &tg early if you don't want to be disap pointed in your drive. Large as is the equipment of this livery stable we shall be overtaxed to supply the de mand for Easter outfits. So order early so you won't be among the dis appointed ones. Special rates for church calls Easter morning. Better put your namo down for one. Cljiforeas; & Ctnl?tess 'PHONE 2a LAU RENS, S. C. On im: to tlic fact tliut we are soon to install a modern bakery, puttiug in a new oven and the latest labor saving bread making machinery, which will make our bakery one of the finest in the stale. To do (his WO must sell good to get the room, so for the next 30 days uc will make especially attractive prices on most of our stock of groceries. We ask that you call and price our grocer ies and sec just how cheap wo have marked them. All our grocer ies are fresh and guaranteed Come Today J. S. BENNETT LAU RENS. S. C. Buy You a New Home We can furnish you with the Best Building flaterial to be had anywhere. We handle First-class Lumber, Sash; Doors, Blinds, Lime, Brick and Cement. Shop work of all kinds. Window and Door Frames ready made for any size openings a specialty. Our reputation has been built upon supplying honest goods only and having the right price. GRAY & EASTERBY, | LAURENS, S. C. ?