Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"?To | LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | 4 Mr. E. E. Pitts, of Waro Slioals, was k*? visitor in the city Saturday. Mrs. J. A. Wofford, of Madden, was shopping in the city yesterday. Mrs. O. B. Mayer and family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. VV. Jones. Mr. H. W. Fouche went to Lau rens toduy.?Greenwood Daily Journal Rev. A. T. Jamison spent Sunday in Laurens?Groenwood Daily Journal. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ilurksdulo went to Laurens Sunday.?Greenwood Dally ournal. Mr. W. H. Gllkerson, Jr., Is at home r a few days on account of a slight sickness. Miss Minnie Havlrd, of Newberry, Is In the city as the guest of Miss Bes sie Crews. Miss Alleeno Franks is spending a while in Anderson as the guest of Miss Eva Tribble. Misses Ella May and Ola Trlbblc of Anderson are visiting friends here this week. Mr. Jack McCravy will leave this week for Wrlghtsvlllo Be^ch, where he will send his vacation. Miss Annie Jaraleson Is spending this week In Prosperity. She will re turn to Laurens Saturday. Mr. Alllo Sharpe, of Princeton, drove into the city Monday with several triends^ln his large touring car. Miss Mary Sullivan, of Laurens, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Melles.?Greenwood Daily Journal. Miss Mary Todd has returned home after spending several weeks with friends in North Carolina. Mr. C. H. Roper and Mrs. S. J. Cralg have returned from New York after spending a week there with the South Carolina bankers. Miss Eleanor Duckett, of Clinton, and Miss Salllo Belle Buford, of New berry, were the guests of Miss Lilllc Miller for the woek-end. Mrs. W. J. Moore returned from Laurens this morning, whore she has been visiting.?Greenwood Dally Jour nal. Miss Nell Wham of Trinity Ridge, spent Sunday In the city on her way to Woodruff, where she will visit rel atives. Vjlr. and Mrs. H. B. Ellis went to ?^Laurens today in Mr. Ellis' car. They will spend a week.?Greenwood Dally Journal. Misses Minnie and Sarah Dorroh left Monday morning for Fairmount, Ga.. where they will spend a few weeks with relatives. Mr. Geo. L. Pitts attended the meet ing of county superintendents at Rock Hill last week and was appointed on several Important committees. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. R. Dorroh of Wood ruff, spent a few days last week in the city visiting the former's mother. Mrs. W. T. Dorroh. I Vance Irby will leave this week foeWsullivan's Island where he will spend several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wright and chil dren, of Woodruff, passed through the city Monday on their way to Tlmmons ville where thoy will visit Dr. and . Mrs. C. A. Foster. r Little Miss Emmie Lou Washington has as her house guests this week Misses Florence and Marie NeuiTer of | Abbeville, Harrlotte Mayer of New berry and Louise Leonard, of Spartan burg. Miss Mamie Stansell. of Greenville, and Misses Myrtle Llttlejohn and Louise Johnson, of Gaffney, are the attractive guests of Mrs. ('.. Dudley Young. Miss Corrie Hart will leave today to visit Greenwood, and Cokosbury for a few days afterwbicb she will vis-' It her two married sisters In Green ville who have recently become resi dents there. .Mr. L. a. Langston, for a long time cl.ief of police here and a native of ' th's county, has been visiting In the city for several days. He is a broth 61 of Policeman John T. Langston. JVlr. Lnn;;ston is now on the police force at Darlington, where he is held In tho highest regard. ^ Mrs. William Solomon and lllttle Jkseii Bernard, left Monday morning for ' Norfolk, Va., where sho will visit her sister for some time. She will go from there to Baltimore, Md., and Re hoboth Beach, Del., and thence to Lau Ttl Camp. Mrs. Solomon will bo gone fo" several weeks and anticipates hav ir^^fckvrry pleasant and enjoyable trip. White Rone Grove* 5Vhlte Rose Grove Woodman Circle will meet Thursday afternoon July 18 h at four o'clock. A full attendance is deserved. Picnic at Wham's Lawn. Thoro will be a public picnic at Wham's lawn. Friday, July 26th. to y'whlch tho public Is cordially Invited nnd requested to bring "well filled ^biskota". Several speakers will be present and an enjoyable day Is an ticipated. ? MADDEN NEWS Madden, July 16.?"Laying by" will soon bo here with the farmer folks and as the ones through here have done their share of work doubtless they will enjoy the rest. Arrangements for the accommoda tion of the people who will be here for Live Stock Show are being looked after by our accommodating merchant Mr. Culbertson. There will bo an il lustrated lecture by Editor Hunnlcutt and other speakers worth while. Mrs. Percy Flnley was taken quite sick last Friday night. Dr. Christo pher was called early Saturday morn ing and her friends will bo pleased to hear that she is now getting on nice ly. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wofford enjoyed a pleasant visit to Owings lately. They visited Mrs. Power, an aunt of Mrs. Wofford. Little Kathleen Martin is visiting her cousins, Elizabeth Martin and Blanche Cox of Ora. The frlonda of Mr. Tlgglns will be sorry to hoar that ho is not so well. The death of Mr. R. H. Hudgens caused genuine sorrow here. He was a good man, one of the quiet, unassum ing kind and in his death LaurenB county has lost a citizen of great worth. Our Bincerest sympathy to those who bereave tho loss of a father who wan so much to his family as he was. Messrs. T. S. Langston aad G. W. Proflltt visited Dr. A. C. Fuller of Trinity Saturday night. They had a most enjoyable trip. Tho Sunday school at Prospect has "renewed Its youth". We had last Sunday a decided increase in attend ance. Mr. T. S. Langston Is the effi cient superintendent and he has the work of the Sunday school In his heart Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Madden visited the latter's father, Mr. Higglns of Gray Court Saturday. To tho dear little unknown friend from Cross Hill who sent us a kindly message by the little maid, our sin cere thanks. It warms the heart to know that one's effort though small are appreciated. Mr. L. G. Roff Sick. Advertiser Lynotype Operator nas Slight Atack of AppendlclteM. The many friends of Mr. L. O. Roff will be sorry to hear that he has been confined to his room with a slight attack of appondlcites. Whether or not will he will undergo an operation has not been decided yet. His Illness necessitates the leaving out of several of The Advertisers spe cial features this week. The social and features this week. The social and personal colums were both landed a heavy blow. Visited Postum Plant. Rattle Creek, Mich.. July 10.?Miss Hannah Talbert of Laurens, S. C, was among today's visitors to the plant of The Postum Cereal Company, Ltd., one of the chief points of interest in th.it city and the mecca, last yenr; for nearly 20,000 visitors. Miss Talbert was shown through the various factory buildings making up the mammoth pure food plant and lat er was escorted th ough the private art gallery of C. W. Post, which con tains many notable paintings, bits of sculpture, rare relics and curios. BJir ('. A W. C Kxcurslon. The C. &? W. C. Railroad has an nounced special excursion rates from Greenville and Spartanburg to Augusta lor .Inly 30 and 31. A great crowd Is oxpeeted to take advantage of the op I'ii t unity to visit the city of Savannah. The price will be $2.00 from Laurens. Tickets on sale for trains Nos. 2 and 54 i No Dnirs Allowed. The cemetery committee has asked that the Advertiser request all per sons who enter the city cemetery to leave their dogs outside. During the past few weeks, many of the plots have been greatly disfigured and torn up by dogs. They also request that visitors who remove dead flowers will please place these In one of the four large cans placed In convenient places for the trash. Insect Bite Cost Leg. A Boston man lost his leg from the bite of an insect two years before. To avert such calamities from stings and bites of insects use Bucklen's Arnica Salve promptly to kill tho poison and (prevent inflammation, swolling and pain. H'jals burns, bolls, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts bruisos. Only 25 cents at Laurens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. When yoa feel voas. tired, woiried or despondent it U a iura sign yon nood MO ITS NERVEJUNE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and make life worth living. Re aura and atk for Mottet Nerverine Pills g'^Jfl. WUXJAMS MFC. CO.. Prop.., CUr.Ucd. ObU LAURENS DRUG CO. Laarens? S. C Bring "her" to S. M. & E. Ii. Wilkes & Company and let us show you the finest line of furniture and housefurnishings that you will find anywhere in the city. You are sure to find just what you want here, and you know if it comes from Wilkes & Company's it has quality to it. Our showing of homefurnishings is the best we have ever had, every where you turn you will see real bargains. Come in and let us show you what we have here for you even though you are not ready to buy now. Only $1.75 Made of Selected first quality solid oak, large size, tine golden finish, bent wood arms, Leather Seat. Only 50cts Solid Oak Chair, heavy and strong, woven cain seat. WILSON CAMPAIGN FUND. Tho Advertiser will Accept Subscript thms to Campaign Fund for Wilson and .Marshall. As everyone knows, It takes money and a lot of it to conduct a presiden tial campaign, it is equally as well known that Governor Wood row Wil son is not able to supply the smallest part of a fund necessary to round out n campaign dtiring <he coming elec tion. Although the democratic party seems now on a suro way to victory this fall. It is not an assured fact by any means. A systematic and exten sive campaign will be carried on in doubtful states in order to hold the ground already gained and to gain more. Speakers will have to be pro vlded for and literature printed. With victory almost in sight, an immense amount of money is needed to make sure of the campaign. The Columbia State, and The Char leston News and Courier have started a subscription list In this state to aid In the great campaign. The county papers have taken up the idea and pcoplo all over South Carolina are contributing In varying amounts to the fund. The Advertiser stands ready to accept subscriptions from this coun ty. As laurens always comes forward very generously on occasions of this kind, it is hoped that large numbers will take advantage of the opportunity to aid tho democratic party in those Btates where help is needed. As The State is nearer tho Laurens territory, tho subscriptions from this paper will be forwarded to that, paper with the request that the money be sent to the proper source. Do not put the mat ter off, but send in your subscription right away before dismissing the Idea from your mind. All Records Broken. The Advertiser has been making a few notices about champion vegetable raisers for the past several weeks, but a record breaker In the cabbage line was sent In by Walter Harris Satur day afternoon. This one out-distanced ali other cabbage heads brought in heretofore, for it tipped the scales at 21 pounds. This cabbage was so large that if Hen. Bourne's parcels post mea now in effect, it would cost 42 cents to get it to market by mail. PHw! PH*?! PI!?! WtllkftBM' Iff41?* Pita OUUa*ot will ear* BN ?4. Blceaiiic aaa ttohlav pjIm. it ?b ?orba the tumor*, allara Itching- at oaoa, a poultloe. giVM Inatant reHef. WIMIaaaa' Indian Pile Otatraent Is pra t>ar*:l for Plica and Itching- of the private pa -tu. Orua-jrlata. mall 60c and $1.0*. mv IAIN Mfa. CO.. Prent.. Cleveland, OMo LAUBB1CS BRUtt ?0. Laurent, 8. C Special Sale -NOW ON Every Work Day in the Week. There is always something doing at the Big Store. J.H. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. Mall Carriers \Till Fly. Tills is an age of great discoveries. Progress rides on the air. Soon we may BOO Undo Sam's mail carriers Hying in all direction!:, transporting mail. People take a wonderful inter est in a discovery that bcncllts theni, That's why Dr. King's New Discov ery for Coughs, Colds and other throat atid lung diseases is the most popu lar medicine in Amoiicn, "It cured me of a dreadful cough," writes Mrs. .1. F. Davis, Stickney Corner, Me., "af ter doctor's troaotiiicnt and all other remedies had failed." For coughs, colds or any bronchial affection its un equalod. Price f?0 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle freo at Laurens Drug oC. and Palmetto Drug Co. If you are a housewife you cannot reasonably hope to be healthy or beau tiful by washing dishes, sweoping and doing housework all day, and crawl ing into bed dord tlrnd at night. You must get out Into the open air and sunlight. If you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowi .s In good order by taking Chamberlain's Tab lets when needed, you should become both healthy and beautiful. For sate by all dealers. During the summer months mothers of young children should watch for any unnatural looseness of the bow els. When given prompt attention at this tlmo serious troublo may be avoid ed. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can always bo depended upon. For sale by all deal