Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | Miss Roberta Dorrob speut Sunday . in Gray Court. Mr. J. T. A. Ballew, of Lisbon, was in the city yesterday. Miss Beta Meredith visited relatives in Gray Court Sunday. Mr. John T. Stokes, of Mountville, ?was in the city Saturday. Mr. Joe M. Pearce, of Waterloo, was here on business Friday. Mr. J. C. Pinson, who lives near Madden, was hero Monday. Mr. John A. Owings, of the Knob section, was here Saturday. Mr. John H. Wasson, of Mountville, paid a visit to the city Friday. Mr. Alvln C. Phillips wasj in town Saturday nursing a lame foot. Dr. J. L. Fennell, of Watorloo, was among the visitors here Friday. . Mr. R. Wash Taylor, of Pea Ridge, was here on business Thursday. Mr. J. Frunze Shockley, of Laurens, (Route 3, was in the city Friday. Mr. James H. Epps, of Greenville, was a visitor in the city Saturday. Mr. James D. Pitts, of Centerville, was In town shopping Thursday. Mr. J. M. Smith, of Waterloo, paid a business trip to the city Friday. Mr. Charley Wolff, of Alma, visi ted among his relatives here. Friday. Mr. W. Plnkncy Hollams, of Shiloh, was in town on business Thursday Mr. W. Mack Bryson, of Ora, was { in the city on business yesterday. Mr. J. Robert McDanlel, of Laurens Route 4, was In tho city yesterday. Mr. J. W. Donnan, of Tylersville, ?was mingling with friends here Thurs day. Mr. Earnest McDaniel of Ekom, was a business visitor in the city Thurs day. Mr. Andy I. Boyd, of Madden, R. F. t)., was among friends here Satur day. Mr. John Q. Brown, of the Little iffliivor section, was in the city Satur \day. Mr. James M. Simpson, of Barksdale, was in the city buying goods yester day. Mr. Robert M. Bolt, a Rabun creek farmer, paid a visit to the city Thurs day. Mr. J. F. Knight, of Waterloo, Route 1, was here on business Sat urday. Mr. Gus A. Sponce, one of tho Sage town farmers, was In the city yes terday. Mr. W. T. Traynhant, of the Friend ship section, was a visitor in the city Monday. Mr. Humbert Sullivan, of the White Hall farm, was In town on business Monday. Gapt. John W. Lanford, of LantOfd Station, was a business visitor here Thursday. Mr. A. R. Thome, the Ekom mer chant, was In the city on business yes terday. Mr. John H. Balentine, of Brewer ton, came over to Laurens today on business. Mayor J. N. Leake, tho Gray Court Teal estate live wire, was In the city yesterday. Mr. L. Calvin Culbertson, one of tho Ekom farmers, was in th? city yesterday. Mr. Rus.-tell E. Patters*on, of Lan ford Station, was among the visitors here Friday. Mr. Frank Fuller, one of Mount ville's progressive farmers, was in the city Saturday. Miss Sadie' Sullivan has returned home after a delightful visit to friends in WInn8boro. Mr. Billy Snow, the "pumpkin rais er" was in the city buying farm sup plies Thursday. Mr. R. O. Hatrston, the county coro nen^was in the city on "unofficial" business Friday. Mr. Geo. W. Riddle, known to his friends as "Uncle George," was in town Saturday. Mr. Will ?. McClintock, of Ora, the fancy chicken raiser was here on busi ness Thursday. Capt. G. W. Drummond and Mrs. Drummond, of Lanford. were In the city Wednesday. Mr. W. J. Watklns, manager of Hon. Joseph T. Johnson's farm on Reedy river, was in the city on busi ness Wednesday. Mr. Ernest E. Simpson, of the Pop lar Springs section, was in town Mon day on business. Mr, Glenn Fuller, the progressive, intensive farmer, was in the city chopping Saturday. Mrs. W. E. Barre was among those who went to Rock Hill last week to witness tho pageant. Mr. Wyllo C. Smith, of the Mt. Olive section, was a business visitor in the city Monday. ?Mr. Henry C. Sims, one of the Waterloo farmers, was In Jho city chopping Wednesday. Mr. D. S. Mahon, of the Rabun com munity, was in town Monday buying goods for his store. Mr. T. B. Childress was In the city yesterday and reported nice showers In his neighborhood. Mr. John H. Powers, who has a I knack for truck farming was plying' his trade here Saturday. Mr. W. S. Benjamin of Lisbon, whoso hobby is raising strawberries, was in the city Saturday. , Mr. A. G. Hart, of the University of South Carolina, spent Sunday in the city with his mother. Mr. Thomas Q. Sullivan, of Irawood Farm, was in town Thursday selling Mrs. James H. Shelley and children of Wilmington are visiting at the homo of Mrs. A. L. Mahaffey. some fine home grown hay. Mr. W. C. Mitchell, of the Lisbon section, was in the city Monday at tending to business affairs. Mr. Charlie. Q. Holland, of the low er Pea Ridge section, was a visitor to the county seat Monday. Mr. A. Frank Knight, of Henderson vllle school district, was among the visitors In the city Saturday. Mr. Walter Baldwin, who lives at the old Baldwin place near Monroe shoals, was In the city Wednesday. Mr. James E. Roper, of the Hick ory Tovern sertlon, was circulating among friends In the city Wednesday. Mr. Emmett Allen, a former Lau rens boy, now traveling on the road, made Laurens on his rounds yester day. Mr, J. Will Peterson, foreman of Mr. M. B. Poolc's large plantation, was in the city on business Wednes day. Mr. W. B. Latimer, the well known singer of Old Quaker, was circulat ing among his friends in the city Sat urday.' Mr. Ed. Clary, an old Greenwood boy, now a resident of Laurens, was a visitor here this week.?Greenwood Index. 'Mr. W. M. Myers, the farmer and glnner of the eastern part of the county, was a business visitor here Friday. Mr. J. W. Ladd of Columbia, state agent for the Manchester Life ins. Co. was in Laurens on business yes terday. Mrs. W. A. Wallace and little daugh ter, Ella Ursula, and her mother, Mrs. E. D. Walsh, of Augusta, are visiting Mrs. U. R. Wallace. Mr. Calvin Anderson, who occupies the "Old Red House," the Anderson's home of ante-bellum days, was a visi tor in the city Wednesday. Mr. R. W. Willis expects to return Thursday from Hot Springs, Ark. Ac cording to letters received from him he is much Improved in health. Mr. A. (Tail Fuller, one of those* progressive farmers who always brings vegetables, eggs, etc., with him to the city, was in town Wednesday. Mrs. J. E. Glenn and children of Laurens spent the week end In the city with Mrs. Kate M. Lawson and other relatives.?Greenwood Index. Mrs. W. M. Bates, who Is now mak ing her home in Florence where Mr. Bates has a responsible position, has been visiting friends in the city for several days. Mr. Kelley Howell, formerly of Lau rens, but now making his home In Greenville, was in the city Monday visiting the merchants interesting them in the lines he is now selling. Miss Donle Counts and Miss Josle Sullivan have returned from Alber marle, N. C, where they have been teaching school the past session. Miss Daisy Eichelberger, has re signed the position which she has held In Columbia for some time and has accepted a position as stenograph er in the ofllce of Richey & Richey. Mr. R. Fleming Jones and little Miss Laura Vance, Mrs. W. D. Ferguson and Miss Janet Macfarlane left yes terday In Mr. Jones* automobile for Sumter where they will visit relatives for some time. A splendid Porch Rocker for $1.75, others at $2.00, $2.75 and $3.50. They are comfortable and will wear well. S. M. & E. II. WIEKES & CO. NEWS OF THE WEEK IN TOWN OF CLINTON (Continued from Page One.) Zee Wright, Gertrude Hipp, and V. P. Adair. All were delighted and amazed at the splendor and perfection of the spectacle and prouder than ever of Winthrop o dlege. Personal Mention. Mr. Darby Fulton Is visiting Mr. William Jacobs. Prof. Hugh Shockley of Spartan: burg, hns recently been the guest of Prof, and Mrs. E. H, Hall. Misses Edith McCutcheon nnd Le nora Purcell attended part of the Chicora commencement this week. Mrs. Frank Webster and little daughter have returned from States vllle, N. C. Mrs. liOftln is the guest of Mrs. C. M. Bailey. Mr. T. P. P. Carson, now of Green ville, spent the week-end with friends here. The family of Mr. J. F. Jacobs spent tho week-end\in Anderson, mnking the trip by automobile. Mrs. Robt. Copeland of Laurens has been visiting relatives here this week. The families of Mr. Baugh and Mr. W. E. Bell have removed to Green ville where they will continue their wholesale grocery business. Ashamed of Your Desk? Well perhaps you ought to be. You've prospered. Your business is growing. It is worthy of the dignity of you and your business to usher friends and business acquain tances into that dingy office with the battered-worn Desk? A COMPLETE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Modern as your business, cost very little, and bear in mind, little things like that go a long ways toward influencing favor or prejudice to your business. Try fitting up your office with up-to-date equipment and see if your business don't increase. We have a dandy line of Office Furniture reasonable priced. $14.50 $21.50 \7 $15.50 Our Desks are made of selected first quality Oak and finished in very latest finish. $6.90 $3.75 and $5.00 Without Anns $3.75 With Arms - $5.00 Gunn Sectional Hook Cases from $10.80 up The best for Office or Home Call and Let us show You How Cheaply we Can Furnish Your Office. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Company Laurens, South Carolina Skin On Fire ? Just. the mild, simple Wash, the well known D.D.D. Prescription for Kczoma, and the itch is rone. / A trial will prove it. / Wo have sold other nfemorlles for sklu trouble but none flint Are couhl guaran tee ns wc can th?i i)A).D. remedy, If tho first reRiilnr sfV.o/ $1.00 bottle does not do exactly as ?ny, It will not cost you a cent. LAUERN? DH?G CO. Laurent*. S. 0. Jno. W. FerRUton a C. FeothersUxie W. B. Kjdfffat FEROUSON, RBATtlB^ffJNE & KNWftT Attoroey? at Law Laurens, S. C, Prompt and careful attention Riven, toall baabuHts. Office Over Pahoetto Bank. N. B. Dial A. C. TofJD DIAL & TODD AllonicyHjil f./iw Rnterprise Bank Building, l.nnrcn?, S. C. PRACTICE IN ALT. COURTS tfonej to loan on Real Estate Long Time. Money to Loan On improved farm lands on long time and easy pay ments at reasonable expense. J. S. CRIAG, Laurens, S. C. ?Il-8t