Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Makes Home Baking Easy POWDER Absolutely Pure Tho only baking powdor imatlo from Royal Grapo Oroam of Tartar 10 AL?M.N0 LIME PHOSPHATE I LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | T. Coke Turner, Esq., of Greenwood, wtn in the city last week on business. Mr. .John Cannon spent Sunday In bock Hill. Mr. Chas. Heining Is at home from Davidson College. fir. Albert Dial made a (lying trip i. . daCOll Sunday. i !iss Luclle Simpson, of Converse College, is at home for the summer. Miss Annie Rlchey is at home after uaort visit to her sister in Augusta. Prof. NV. P. Culbertson. of Mount ville, was in the city Monday on busi ness. Dick Fuller, who has been attending the University, is at home for the sum mer. Vir. Kennerly Todd has returned '? ?n a live months' stay in the State oJ Texas. Misses Willie and Roberta DoiTOh I tin visiting their sister. Mrs. Wright, in Woodruff. iiss Wessie l.ee Dial left Saturday :< spond some time in the mountains; >' North Carolina. <Hss Olie Adams, of Bethel, York County, Is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. .T. J. Adams. .'.iessrs. Phil Huff, Carlos Moseley, Moore and Hastings Dial are at home from Wofford College. Ilossrs. Carl Barksdale and Tom ?nratt, of Clinton, were in the city ,-!..nday visiting friends. Miss Louise Crews, of Atlanta, ar rived in the city Monday night to vis it friends and relatives '??trs. P.. IL Dalle, of Philadelphia, is i EARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS. Take a thirty days Practical course in our well equipped Machine Shops mid learn the Automobile business, und ncccpl good positions. ( HA It I.OTTE AUTO SCIIO?,.. Uiarlottc, N, >PE(I \l ROUND TRIP R VTES. Special round trip rates from Lau-, n s to: Philadelphia, Pa., $20.55. Tickets on :;;-le June !>. 10, 12, It! anil P.i. Final limit Juno 29. Ashovllle, X. ('.. $3.50. Tickets on mi e June Stil and 9th. Final limit .Inno 28tlh Black .Mountain. ?::.!?:.. Tlckots on June I"' and Hi. Final limit .lone 28tli, Knoxvlllo, Tenn.. $7.ii> Account Summer School, Tickets on sale .Inno is. Pi. 2o. 24, 2 ?>: .Inly I. S. 9, lint) IS only. Ticketi will be limited lo reach original Starting point not I At or than l.'i days from, but not ln : 'ding date of sab'. Rochester, X. v.. .$211.2:,. Account ? r.cienl Arabic Order Nobles of Mys |i Shrine. Tickets on sale July 7. 8. Iilid 0. Fluni limit July 18. Atlantic City, N. J., $22.45. Tickets on sale July 7, 8, and 0. Final limit j.ly 20th. Tor further information apply to F. J. Nelson, Ticket Agent. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you overworked your nofvous sys? i/.i i and caused trouble with your kid neys arel bladder? Hnvr >?.? pains in loll B, side, back and till elder'/ Have you it flabby appearance of thp tne-a, und un ilir the cvos? A frequent rtoslro to puns urine? if ho. Williams' Kidney Pills will cure you?Druggist, Price f>0c. WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Prop.., Cleveland, Ohio LAURENS DHU? iO, Laurens, S. C. ?luked in 80 minutes with FAR-A-SIT-fl-CIDE PIMPLES iSlK Cured qulAt*. Take no nuhstllule. \ O6O1' by mull or express from Maof., */ 7 Dr. I? *? Sh*rp tt C?... Commerce, Ca, P " or 50 /rom druggist*. Laurens Drug Company Laurens, S. C. in the city visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Halle, Sr. Misses Willie and Lent Jones have returned from a pleasant visit to rel atives in Newberry. Miss Elizabeth Simpson, of the Col lege for Women In Columbia, is at home for the summer vacation. Misses Alluwee Watson and Alleene Franks have returned from Limestone College for the summer vacation. Misses Mary and Julia Sherard, of Ninety Six, are visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs. W. H. Gllkerson. The Bryan !??< ture. will be held In the graded school building instead of the opera house as at tlrst published. Miss Sadie Sullivan, Jennie Fleming and Elizabeth Simpson are at home i from the College for Women, Colum bia. I Miss Amelia Todd, who was operat ed on last week in Columbia, is lm . proving steadily but Is still at the hospital. Misses Rebecca Dial, Annie Simpson and Annie Huff, of Converse College, arrived at home a few days ago for the summer. The friends of Mr. J. O. C. Fleming will be sorry to learn that he is con . lined to his house on account of a slight illness. Mrs. William Colder and Miss Mar-I jorie Gelder, of New York City, are visiting Mrs. Gelders daughter. Mrs. E. P. Mint er. Mr. Geo. McCravy. who was carried to Columbia last week for surgical treatment. Is getting along as well as could be expected. Miss Jessie Scott, in returning to her home in Statesboro. Ga., stopped over in I.aureus for a few days visit ing Miss Roth Shell. Miss Mattie Lou Anderson, who has been visiting Miss Wessie Loo Dial, left Saturday for Ashevllle, where she will visit for some time. Miss Kate Stone has returned to her home in 1.aureus, after spending sev eral days with her grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Reeves, near Harmony. Mr. Pierce 1 rby left Saturday for Charleston, where he will join his brothel'. Mack, in the engineering de partment of a laic.- lumber company. Capt. W. R. Rickey, Jr. has been ordered by Adj. Gen. Moore to the Mex-! lean frontier to take part in the ma neuvers lb- will leave about the 10th. Rev. R. II. Moseley and his son. Mr., II. L Moseley with his bride, who have j been visiting Rev. Moseley's brother,' tion to accept one at some other point, their homes. Mrs. Mary Knight, of Clarendon. Ar. kansas, is spending some time in I-au reus, her native town and county, vis iting her mother, Mrs. Sarah llrara lett, and other relatives. Mr. Messer Babb, after being confin ed to his home for several months, was again out on the street Monday I looking even better than he did before 1 his sickness overtook him, Snpt. Charles Brooks, of the Ninety Six school, is a! home for the holidays He has already accepted the same po sition for the coming vein and will return to his duties in the fall. Mr. J. S. Bonnet) was carried to Greenville Friday to be placed in a hos pital for treatment. While his condi tion is not such as to cause any alarm, his many friends are hoping for an early recovery. Among those from this city who are takln? the New York trip with the piers party, by the way ol Iho Clyde Steamship Company, are Messrs. M. L, Copoland. W. G. Lancaster and Ar thur Leo. They will bo gone about ten days. Miss Louise Miller, who bits just graduated as a trained nurse, after taking the three years course at Wes ley Meinoral Hospital or Atlanta, came down from Greenville Monday to visit her sister. Mrs. J. G. Sullivan, on South Harper Street. Miss Beta Meredith of the local post OfnCO department, and her sister. Mrs. Dorroh Peden, of Gray Court, will leave in a few days for a visit to At lanta. During Miss Meredith's ab sence, her place at the postofflce will be 111 led by Miss AI Ueno Crews. Dr. J. Knnx Simpson, with Ills moth er and other member* of the family, will leave the latter part of this week lor their summer home at. Montreat, X (' Dr, Simpson will remain there I until the 1st of July, when he will go to Jacksonville to enter upon his du ' ties In the hospital there. The woman Of today who has good health, good temper, good sense. bright , eyes and a lovely/complexion, the re j suit of correct Tivlng and good diges tion, wins the admiration of the world. If your digestion Is faulty Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will 'oorrect It. For sale by all dealers. I SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. j * * ? ? .. ...... . r^fHMHMtfrifcf*ft Mrs. II. K. Alken, Mrs. W. R. Mc Cuen, Mis. Virginia Miller and Mrs. c. M. Clark are attending the com mencement exercises at Winthrop where a number of Laurens girls grad uate this year. ooo Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks are now making their home in the city, for the i present being located with their par I ents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. Hicks. The i return to Laurens of Mr. and Mrs. [ Hicks furnishes much pleasure to a large circle of friends, they being very prominent in the social and musical circles of the city. ooo Will be Married Today. This afternoon at half past four o'clock. Mr. W. M. Hates and Mis.; Frankie S. Heeks, will be married at the home of the bride-elect's aunt. Mrs. .lohn M. Clardy. The Rev. W. 13. ! Tbayer. pastor of the First Raptist Church will officiate. Later in the af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hates will leave for a visit to Washington, Philadel phia and New York. Returning south ward they will spend sometime near Richmond, at the home of Mr. Hales' parents. After July first they will be "at home" to their friends in this city. The OUt-of-tOWn gUCSts here for the marriage this afternoon include Mrs. W. C. Rasor. of Cross Hill; Miss Annie Moore, of Cow pens: Mrs. W. .1. Moore, of Greenwood: Dr. ami Mrs. .1. I). Austin, of Clinton: and Mr. Daniel C. Reeks of San Antonio. Texas, brother of the bride-elect: Mrs. WillllOt Smith and Mss Jene Henderson of Ware Shoals. ooo Taylor- Ponnington A very quiet, but pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mrs. L. B. Taylor in Augusta last Thursday. May 25th, when her eldest daughter. Miss Ida O. Taylor was married to Mr. Oliver Ponnington of Columbia, S. C. Owing to the recent bereavement in the family no cards were sent out, only the family and a few (dose friends of tin- contracting parlies witnessing til.' ceremony, which was performed by Rev. T. R. Kendall of St. .lames Methodist Church, There were no at tendants. The bride looking very handsome in a tailored suit of white <doth. with which was worn a small white hat. came in with the groom to the sweet tones of Mendelssohn Wed ding March rendered by Mrs. c. M, Gregg. After a delightful wedding luncheon Mr. and Mrs. PenningtOU left for Co lumbia where they will make their home. Mrs. Ponnington is tin; eldest daugh ter of the late Mr. Hiram Frank Tayl lor and wife, and is a young woman of excellent Qualities. Mr. Ponnington is a prosperous young man of Columbia, being engaged in a large furniture business. An Obedient Son. The proi'JKal son entered (be old homestead through the kitchen win dow. "Father can't sny that I dis obeyed blm," he soliloquised; "ho warned me never again to darken his door and I'm heeding his good advice." Bitterest o. ill. Thai is tbo bitterest of ai!, to wear the yoke of your own wrongdoing.*--* Kllot. Old Neu Furniture, Worn out chairs and furniture are made like m-\v. at a cost of about 20 cents with one coat of L. & M. Varnish , Klein. .Mahogany, On\<y .Walnut, etc . col ors. Directions on each can. Get ii from .1. II. .V M. I.. Nab. Laurens. and .1. \V. Copeland Co., Clin ton. When your buvgy and wagon wheels are rUttlillR the tires are loose. h is economy to koop your tires Iiu'? t on your running stock, it takes a real mechanic to do wheel Work. K. C. F. lecker has the experience ami tin tools to do all kinds of carriage work, in Gray <k- Kastei by s yard. 1 S V. G LYMPH'S Kit.IIT. A.WAY II v i: It TONIC The Groat System Rulliler Sold on a guarantee; Money back If not satisfactory?50c bottle Sold by Laurens Drug Co. Notice Creditors. All persons holding claims against ? the estate of J. P. Saxon, deceased, J aro hereby notified and required to present them to the undersigned, duly proven, on or before the loth day of June 1911, or le barred. C. A. Savon. May 24, 191. Administrator. 43-3t Asthma! Asthma! POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists ; mail on receipt of price fi.oo. Trlftl Tarkapre by mntl \(\ rents. WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Prop... Clev.Uod. Ohio LAURENS PRI G CO. Laurens, S. ('. m ? / Headquarters for Summer Comforts We have the largest and most complete line of Summer necessities ever shown in Laurens, including the following well known and popular lines: Vudor Porch Shades, Palmer's Hammocks, Mission Porch Swings, Arctic lee Cream Freezers, Colonial Table Glass Ware, Crex Rugs and Art Squares, Ball's Sure Seal Fruit Jars, Old Hickory Porch Furniture, White]/\lountain IceCream Freezers, Odorless Refrigerators and Ice Boxes. We are better prepared to fill your Summer wants than any other house in Laurens and you will always find our prices most reasonable. We invite you to call and examine our stock, we are sure you will find what you want and at money-saving prices. Embroidery 1 Flouncings 1 This week we will throw on the c counter two lots of the ahove. These c we bought at a bargain and offered at y almost half their real value. They J C come in 5 yard lengths and will not S y be cut under any consideration. The y % price is 50 cents and 75 cents. Only a ? S limited quality offered. Act promptly C ? before they are sold. Can't be dupli? y * cated this season at fhese prices. % I LACH CURTAINS | y This week we open direct from ^ y the manufacturers a line of Lace Cur < > tains running from 50 cents to SI.50 C <r a pair. Inspection will prove these to y ? be good value for the money. J I W. Q. Wilson & Co. \ I f:or the Purpose of j I Advertising Q Spartanburg' Business College A 0 offers free luition to ore- person ? from this county who enters the school on or before the 2<>th of June, accompanied by one stud ent who will take the Full Course or by two students who each will take :i Single Course, either Book* keeping or shorthand, For catalogue, etc., address, 1.. Neel Vernon, Principal, i Spartanburg' Business College Spartanburg) S. C. When you feel tz:::^. vous, tired, w >rried or despondent it is a mire sign you need MOTTS NERVERINE PILI?. Thoy renew tilt" normal vigor and make life worth livipg Bo ?.uro and ask for Mott's Nervfcrine Pills C*U8MS WILLIAMS MFC. CO.. Props.. CU-eUnd. Ohio LAl'RKM BRIO CO. Laurens, S. l\ Stop Scratc hing par-a?sit-i-cidc cures itch and mange in 30 minttlcs. Pimples and Ringworms quickly. Price j 50c ;it LA URIONS DRUG C< >. I ?><><? by mail <?r express from Dr. I*. J. Sharp & Co., Commerce, |Gn. Guaranteed, "Take no substitute." Coca Cola Bottling Co. I.aureus, S. (\ WINTHROP COM/EHE Scholarship mid Entrance Kxamlnntlon Tho examination for tho award of vacanl scholarships in Winthrop Col legG and for tho admission of now stu doni? will he held at the County Court House on Friday, July 7, at !? a. m. Ap I plicants must he not less than fifteen years of age, When scholarships are vacant after July 7 til ly will 1)0 award ed to those making tho highost vor age at this examination, provided they Mini the conditions governing tin award. Applicants for scholarships ! should write to I'rcsideul Johnson he roic the examination for scholarship QXfl initial ion blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will onpn September 20, 1911. |for further In formation and catalogue, address Pros l> It. Johnson, Hock Hill, S. c. 7-9-19 It - Notice of Citizen's Meeting, The Hoard of Trustees of tho school listrict of tint Town of Laurens, S. c I hereby call a public meet Inn in th> Courl I louse at Hi o'l !?-. 1:. '!'!. da v. ,|p mi -Uli, l!'l I, of It'll IliOr o oili /.ons who I'oturn real rtr personal prop erty hi said dlstrtoi, for the purpose of levying a lax on nil such real iilnl personal property to maintain the city schoob during the scholastic year, I '.M l l:'. a nd to ob'Ci t hree t r'u'stoos. I'v order of the Hoard of Truste,' ? C. il Kopcr. 17 V. 101! ( OLLEUI (H ( II \ ItLP.S I'ON. 127th Vear l>- : in- September 29 lOiilrnnoo exjiniinatloiis at all the county seals on Friday, July 7, at 'j a. in. The college Is well t-iido.wod, en abling it to maintain the highest stan dards. it offers complete 1 your course In Ancient and Modern Languages Mat! omatlcs, History, Eonuotnlcs, Science and Engineering. ('otirsea for H A . R. S.. and H S degree with Engineering A fie.- tuition Scholarship to each County ot South Carolina. Vacant lioycc scholarships, giving $100 a year and free tuition, Open to competitive examination in Septcmb? r, Expenses reasonable. Terms and catalogue on application. Wrlto to Harrison Randolph, President, Charleston, s. c. UNIVERSITY OK SOUTH CAROLIN \. Scholarship Examination, The Unlvorfilty of South Carolina offers scholarships in the School ol Education to one young man from each county. Each scholarship is worth $100 in money, and $1S term fee ami free tuition. Examination win be held at tho county seat July i l. 1911. Examina tion of students generally for admis sion to the University will be held at the same time. Write for Information to S. c. MITCHELL, President, Columbia, & C