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? LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION, g Mr. J. L. Mahaffey of Elen was in town Saturday. Mr. R. W. Davis, of Fountain Inn. was In the city Sunday. Mr. J. M. Sumerel of the Hickory Tavern Section was a business visitor to the city Saturday. Mr. Ix>yd C. Ltingston, of Caroleen. hV. C, spent a few days last woek with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Lang st on. Miss Frankie Becks returned Sat urday from Landruni, where she has boon, teaching school during the past session. Miss Pearl Adams, who has been ?(siting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ;i. E. Babb will return to her home Thursday. Mr. ('.. W. Shell lelt Sunday for Au. gttBta, where he will enter upon his duties With the American Tobacco ? onipany. Mr. Messer Babb, whose illness was ? uted last week, continues to improve, t.e being able to sit up part of the t irno now. Mr. John Watts, visited Iiis father here for a few days the past week, while on his way from the oratorical 'jontest to the University. Mr. and Mrs. G. Dudley Young, who ? uve been living at Qaffney, have r aved to Laurens and are staying at tue residence of Mr. Young's mother, ' s. (1. P, Young. Among those who attended the Spar enburg Music Festival from here were Miss Helen Sullivan. Mrs. W. ('. Irhy. .:r., and her sister Miss Stephenson, Miss Julia Irhy, Miss Mattie Heliums, Mrs. .1 J. Pluss and Dr. and Mrs. \Y. II. Dial Col. Thus. B, Crews lias been quite ? well for the past several days, huv g been confined to his room since ? st Thursday. It was stated yester l! iy afternoon, however, that he was .somewhat improved and was resting Hier than for the preceding 4S hours Mr. Henry Ycui'gin, who 1ms been :? the freight depot ilOt'O for KOVOrcd '{ears, has nccopted a position with pi C. & W. c. Railroad at Cireenville : :id left yesterday to onler upon his . tties. His many friends hero wish t,.ni much success in his new place of business. KASTE It AVtii.s. intata Given at Methodist Church Last Night was Great Success. The Cantata given last night at the Mothodist church, under tho auspices of the Prosbytorinn and Methodist ?f.urch choirs was a great success, "tie soloists were in especially tine form and the chorus showed skillful Ircctiotl and hard practice. A very hstantial offering was taken up. The following program was carried out: ?? ay or Rev. L. p. McGec* Organ Prclud ! ' gel Guards ' Baril ope f?olp Mr, E. M. Wilki s \ngels at Gethsemane Contralto Solo and Chorus Soloist. Mrs. i!. K. Alken ri iio Wondering Angels a| Calvary Solo.-, ami Clio it Soloists: Miss Annie Ilichoy, Mr. .1. :. LI Ichs. '. >eh of Ages. Alto a:!'! Baritone Duet Miss Sin ally and M i\ c. 11. Hicks ? i gels of the Resuret lion Solos and Chorus Soloists: Air. lt. G. Franks, Mits Ami ? lllchey Tho victory Is Won Chorus T) ou A) Gone Itp On illgh Bai [tone Solo and chorus Mr. C. II. Casque .loy in The Mansions of Llghi Solo and Trio Mrs. 11. K. Alken'. Mrs. I). A. ' iv: Miss Annie Rich >y, Offering Tho Angels' Adoration C'lioll" i Innl Choi as il.VVK vor PJLKSl Then Go! Uoin-Hold ruder Money* ''.ich Guarantee. (?lud piles, protruding |VIIos, Itching l HOS, are Cfll'ed i <|":>i ;>?:,?? . by ? guaranteed Internal^yomcdy, br, i.conhardt'H Llcnl-Roid. Jri guarantee so broad thntf it coins you nothing you ' ?! no b ni u\S Don'i waste an j t|mq witlj 8/nves, suppositories ? ? other out&iQjr treatment. Attack the cause. Hem-Hold?$l for large bottlo, last ing L'1 days, at Laurens Drug Co. and druggists everywhere Dr Leonhard' i o? station b, Buffalo, n. v . Props. Write .'or booklet, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. I y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ * ffnfk ^*%^H|HIH|t4H|H|H(pf|l tt^ffc^F if* w ?r Dm is- llllson. Last Thursday at the bride's home at Liberty, S. C, Miss Florence Davis became the wife of Rev. A. O. Allison, pastor of the Second Baptist church of this city. The ceremony was per. formed by the grand-father of the bride, Rev. B. Holder, of Plckens. The bride has been teaching and doing special missionary work for the past two years In North Carolina. Rev. Mr. Allison has been preaching here since the first of February and has already made many strong friends. Tho happy pair returned Saturday morning and are now at home to their friends at the Manse. Monday evening the congregation of the young minister surprised the young couple at their home by giving a pounding. A large number of very useful and valuable presents wore pre sented to them. ooo Rlchej-Robbltt. Sunday evening, shortly after the services in the different chinches. Miss Elizabeth, Richey and Mr. Thom as Theodore Robbitt. accompanied by Mr. Sam Walker, of Augusta, quietly walked up to the residence of Rev. ('. F. Rankin where Miss Richey and Mr. Robbitt were married. Only the fam ily of Mr. Rankin and Mr. Walker wit nessed the ceremony. After the cere mony the happy pair returned to tho home of tin* bride's parents where' the joyful news was told to the surprised, family. A few refreshments were brought out and an impromptu wed ding supper was spread. The bride is the daughter of Mr. W. R. Richey, Sr.. of this city, and is wide ly known in South Carolina. Mr. Bob bltt is a well known traveling man with headquarters at Augusta. Monday afternoon the happy pair boarded the afternoon train for Au gusta where they Will make their home in the future. The good wishes of hosts of friends follow them to their new borne. SKCOXB WEEK COMMON PLEAS. Judge Re Yore Takes up Work Where .Indue Watts l eft Off Saturday, the Latter Having to go to Union. The second week of Common Pleas Court opened Monday morning with Judge i W. DeVore presiding, Judge Watts who presided during \ho first week, having gone to Union to hold COUI't there this week. Very little was accomplished in tho I.aureus court oil Monday. The case Of Fretwell vs Carter Which has been in tho courts for some time, was set tied, and in the case of OwlngS & Owings vs Mrs. .Mary 10. Cunningham, as administratrix of the estate of M. hi Cunningham, a consent verdict for $200 was taken subject to the defend ant's plea that she has fully ndminis. torod. Tuesday morning tho court was en gaged with the case of tho Lydin Cot ton Mills vs P. U. Partridge ,li Com pany, this suit growing out of nemo . cotton transactions. A nou-SU't was granted as to the main issue. De fendant company however consented' to a verdict for $123.22 on nc otttil of loss in weights. Provided the jury reached an ngre? mcnt last night a sealed verdict will be returned this morning in the ens< of s. i? Childress vs the Columbia, Newherry & Laurens Railroad for the loss of a mule belonging to tho plain tiff which was kill id bj a train at Parks station last fall. Tho suit was for :':.'T > and the case watt given to . . i week, a I or the lr.su nco of ' he A. Saxon of Waterloo Township va i (ho c. & \V. C. Railw Company. Tltis suit whs brought ii. the sunt of I Ii : , laltu l by tho plaintiff ' y falling in to an old abandoned sea.; ? i at Cold Point on High! last wlnl c Mrs. Saxon, accompanied by her husband. Mr, Will SVixon, whs returning from a Columbia hospital on the occasion of tho accident. Having missed ti e af i moon Main al Laurens. tho Saxons w.ul out front Lauren; on the night train. Upon reaching Cold Point, :!>? ; ? detdlniUion by rail, they alighted ( ie tl lrain and proceoded to tho waiting room !".t In going around a Rat err. Mr: . Saxon fell into ('? ? pit and was badly bruised, in addition to having the Imaplliil wound reopei d by (he falj. The jury gavo a verdlel for $1,000. in th,% caso of Mllbutn Wapon Com pany vs. n. Rouglns Gray & Company judge Walls directed a verdict for .- ! Tis-:-'?"? tho full ftmouht claimed. This Whs ft Mill on note! for the pur i liasb price of haggleThe o rehfl? ant - Contended that l!i i buggies were of Int'of tor quality and not up to speci fications, ami the picas <?f fallu'ra of coitf Idorotlon was Interpos td. We are agents for the Old Hickory Porch Furniture, ami Vudor l?<>r<'h Sha<les, full line ill stoek, let us show you through. S. M. & E. II. Wllkes & Co. * Tumbling Shoals. ? * ? *?*?#?*?*??*#?? Messrs. Ben and Tommle Crawford visited In Mt. Olive Saturday and Sun day. Mr. George Babb visited Mr. Ben Crawford recently. Mr. W. 1). Sullivan and Bon. Tom, attended tbe Sunday School institute at Dials Church last Sunday. Mrs. Dura Jane Llndley, accompan ied by her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Bagwell, made a visit In Friendship Section last Thursday. 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