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LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | Mr. J. C. Hill, of Mountvllle, was a visitor In the, city Monday. Mr. W. W. Grumbles of Owings spent yesterday in the city. Mr. D. W. Hart, of Gaffney, was a visitor in the city Saturday. Mr. J. M. Lowe of Waterloo spent the day in the city last Monday. Mr. W. W. Grumbles of Owiuge was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Gussie Hood of Sumter is the guost tbis week of Mrs. W. D. Fergu son. Mrs. J. Y. Wallace left today for Au gusta whore sbo goes to be with Mr. Wallace. Mr. E. W. PattOU Of Fountain Inn Route No. 2, was in the city on bus iness Saturday. Mr. A. M. Sherbert of Lanford was among the business visitors In Lau ren s last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rear, of Flor ence, are visiting the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hay. Mrs. E. P. minter left yesterday for New York where she will visit her brother for a fow weeks. Among those Who were here last week on a bus ss trip was Mr. Joe! m. Knlghlon o' uipsonville. Mr. W. E. Pitts came down from' near Gray Court to spend the day in Lau t ens yesterday on business. The friends of Col. N. H. Dial were glad to see him on the street yester day, after an illness of several weeks. , Dr. Davis, of Clinton, was In the city "Wednesday having brought a patient up for consultation and an operation by Dr. Schayer. Mrs. Dorroh Pedcn and two children, who have been visiting Miss Reta Meredith, have returned to their home in Cray Court. Mr. .1. M. Todd was in the city yes terday on Iiis way back to bis old home near (Stay Court, after living for a short while at Woodruff. Mr. Pryor Pabb, much to the pleas ure of his many friends, has returned to his work at Davis Roper company after several months of sickness. Miss Eliza McDonald and the Misses Hunter, of Ora. after spending several days in tho city as the guest of Mrs. ; Hampton Hunter returned Saturday to Orn. Mrs. Ed. Hart of Laurons, who has been the guest of Mrs. Howard Ellis, left this morning for Hodges where she will visit relatives.--Greenwood Journal. Miss Laura Purns has moved to Greenville, where she will reside with her brother, Mr. James Purns. Her many friends her-* will regret her de parture very mum. Miss Jessie May Maboffoy of Clinton w ) has accepted a position as teach er at the school near Madden, passed through the city Saturday en her way to take up her duties. Mr. II. Terry has returned home af ter spending several days in Chatlotte where he went on business in con nection with the sab- of some real es late which he owns there. Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Rankin have re lumed from Atlanta where Mrs. Ran kin has been in a hospital for some weeks. Their many friends are glad to bear of her continued Improvement. Mr. J. G. Wham moved his family to Laurons, last week, occupying (lie Holmes house on East Main street, recently purchased by him. Clinton loses a very ontorprfslng citizen in departure of Mr. Wham ami Laurens gains.?Clinton Gazette, Miss Josie Prathor, of Clinton, who is visiting in the city, was the guost of honor at a little neighborhood can dy pulling given on Monday evening in Gaffney by Miss Hattle Lou Little .lohn. Quite a number of friends en joyed this informal affair.?Spartan burg Herald. SOI'It STOMACH. Gas and Heartburn Stopped in Five Minutes. Got rid of Indigestion. Or dyspepsia, or whatever you call your stomach misery. Drive out the sourness. Lift off the heaviness. Stop tho fermentation of food. Danish gas, heartburn, foul breath, dizziness, headaches, nervousness, nlghtswoats and bad dreams forever. Got a 50 cent box of MI-O-NA tab lets at Laurens Drug Co. today. They guarantee them for any of tho dis eases named above or for any stomach distress. No bettor prescription for indiges tion was ever written. MI-O-NA mafces the stomach vigor ous and strong enough to digest food without aid. For sale by Laurens "Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. W c/triAi nun nnncown * ^ /at IIS t i.iVO\,?M/\l<( j| QHMM^ ^ ?^'fr WaUaco-Pltte. A very happy home wedldng took place at high noon on Thursday, Jan. 18th at the One residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wallace, near Shiloh church, when their eldest daughter, Miss Alma, became the brldo of Mr. James Twyinan Pitts. The beautiful I bride was handsomely gowned in a travelling dress of blue cloth trim med with point lace. To the stirring strains of Mondelsohnn's Wedding March played on tho organ by Miss Lucile Wolff, tho wedding party went in procession to the parlor where the marriage service was performed by tho Rev. J. M. Dallas, pastor of Friend ship Presbyterian church. At tho close of tho Bervice tho young people received the hearty congratulations of their parents and friends. The wed ding dinner was served to the bride, groom und guests in the dining room, and was a delicious repast consisting of all the good things of the season. Mrs. Wallace provided a dinner that was a credit to that clever and kind hearted lady. Tho bride who is very popular with all the people received many handsome presents both us'fi.l and ornamental. The groom. Mr. Pitt-*, is 0110 of our highly esteemed young men, who is widely known for his fno sterling character. The young ton pip will take up their residence at the old home of tho Pitts family in Brew erton, and their many friends look to l them to keep up the kind hospitality and traditions that have made that fine old place noted throughout the county. Tho marriage of these two young people has brought into relationship two of tin? oldest and best known fam ilies in Laurens county, who were here ? before the Revolution. Both the young people come of the good obi Scotch' Irish race which has done so much for the welfare of So;.*ii Carolina. Among those present lit the Wallace Pitts wedding were observed the fol lowing: Mr. Clyde Franks, Laurens, Mr. Haddon Wilson, Mr. Willie Wolff, Mr. Thurman Pitts, Miss Lucile Wolff. Miss Barnie Wallace, Miss Minnie Wallace and many other members of the family. Mr. .1. T. Pitts is very well known In Ware Shoals where he is the genial ' obliging assistant manager of the gin. May ho and his fair bride enjoy ev ery happiness. ooo Lucas.Piani. The many friends ami acquaintanc es of Dr. .1. F. Plant, who as a minis'* terial student served several Baptist Churchos in Ibis county several years ago, will bo interested in the an nouncement of his marriage which took plase several weeks ago. Dr. Piani was married to Miss Alice Jo sephine Lucas, of Bryan, Tex. The young couple left on the 20th of this month for Bio de Janoir, Brazil, where they will make their home. LOCALS FROM DIALS. * ************** Dials, Jan. 23.?For once we have had a tasto of real winter weather. Snow, sloot, and ice have reigned su preme for the past two weeks and ev ery one is glad to soo the last of it. Miss Huth Martin and brother. Glenn of Lanford. were the guests of Mr. B. W. Mai t in and family last week. Mr. Caspar Fowler of Fountain Inn siient tho week-end with Mr. Kniest Harris last week. Cadet John Simmons, of Clemson. is at home now, owing to the state of bis health, as Is also cadet Miles Hun- j tor of tho Citadel. Miss Catherine Holiams of Wash ington, Gn.j is the guest of Miss Kmma Harris. Miss Sallio Brownlee has returned from a visit to Hendersonville. Mr. William Brooks was a visitor in Laurens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knight of Clin ton are visiting Mr. Martin Holder and family. Rev. R. M. Du Boso and Mrs. DnBoso of Princeton were visitors in our midst recently. Mr. DuBose was form erly preacher in charge hero and bo and Mrs. DuBose are always welcome visitors to their many flrends. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bolt and children visited Mrs. J. R. Brownlee and fam ily Sunday. Mr. Robert Heliums of Greenville visited Mr. John Simmons last week. Mr. John B. Brooks, of I>nurons spent Sunday with his mother. Misses Kmma Harris, Maggio Har rison, Cntherlno Hellams, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Simmons. Tho quickest and most effective remedy for loosoning tho phlegm, re lieving lrltatlon and curing any cough or cold Is Bloodlno Cough Checker. For that awful cough take Bloodlno Cough Checker. A 50 cent bottle will last longer than most any cough. Laurens Drug Co., Laurons, S. C. Our lino of Window Shades is the most complete wo have ever shown, all colors, nil qualities and all sizes. S. M. & E. II. Wllkos & Co. We Offer You the Best Furniture Values to be Obtained in the City Come and let us prove this assertion. Remember if you get it at wilkes & Company's its the best the market affords. Every thing new and up-to-date. Won't you come and let us have the pleasure of showing you the best and cheapest line of Home Fur= nishings to be found in the city. $8.75 Beautiful Pedestal Table solid oak,highly polished 6 feet length. Would he cheap at $10.00 $1.75 Regular $2.50 Value Only $5.90 Extra Special Value Made of solid Oak, beautifully finished, roll head and foot. Regular $7.50 value. Just $10.90 Frame made of quarter sawed oak, golden finish, upholstered in best Chase Leather, spring con struction A 1. The equal of this couch could not be duplicated elsewhere for less than $12.50. THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE New Hose Arrived. it will doubtless bo assuring news to tho property owners In Iho city toi know that 500 leOl <>f tho new hose i lire hoso) which was ordered by Ihc City SOine tlnio ago has arrived. Tin remaining BOO feet will come in some t llUO later. We are offering the greatest vahn s in Chairs ever shown in the State. S. M. ?t E. 11. Wilkes & Co. Notlee. I would like to know at once (ho nan', s and address of every deaf, du in I) or blind child In the county, ,-lsc fho untilc and address of the parent i of such children. I nm In position to help such unfortunate children ami am very anxious to bo fnformed about r?Very such child in the county at nice. Ceo. I,. Pitts. upt. of Education, Laurens, S. C. LET US RENEW YOUR GARMENTS jj AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS ij By our famous methods and processes of Cleaning and Dyeing None other can give you the benefit of long ex perience, modern appliances, or serve your ',', needs as well as FOOTER'S DYE WORKS, \\ Cumberland, Md., America's Greatest, Best ;; and most complete equipped Cleaning and Dye- ', ing Works, Discount from regular charges <j during months of January and February only. \; Ask for Illustrated Booklet. \\ Very truly yours \ \ FOOTER DYE WORKS Cumberland, Md. !! Attention! 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