Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HOT BISCUIT, ^ hot cakes, made with ROYAL Baking Powder are delicious, health ful and easily made* ? LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION, ? / ? S< Mr. Tom Bennett is at home on a visit. Mr. Arthur Riddle was in town one day last week. Mr. R. Y. H. Bell of Pea Ridge, was In the city Monday. Mr. I. C. Parks of Mountville, was in the city Thursday. Mr. Zack H. Tinsley was in town trading last Saturday. Mr. L. B.| Corbett of Lisbon was up on 'business, Friday. Mr. Jno. N. Ifudgens spent the week end with his family here. Mr. C. H. Pettus of Harris Springs, -spent Monday in Laurens. Mr. Clinton Wood of Yucatan, came down on business yesterday. Mr. J. C. McDaniel of McDanlels, was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. F. C. Smith of Mountville, was a visitor to the city last week. Mr. Z. R. Traynham and son, were visitors to our city last week. j Mr. Osctir L. Hunter of Ora made ?"business trip here last week. ^ Mr. Samuel J. Wasson of Friend ship, was in the city Saturday. Mr. M. W. Gray, or Lden, was a visitor In the city Wednesday. Mr. Clifton C. Caldwell of Rabun Creek was in the city Thursday. Mr. J. T. Cooper, of Ekom, was trading in the city last Thursday. Dr. J. L. Donnon was in town Thursday on professional business. Mr. W. C. Winters of Tylersvlllo was in town Monday on business. Mt. Jno. W. Taylor of Princeton, was in town the first of the week. Mr. Tom B. Childless, of Laurens Route 3, was here last Saturday. ?Rev. J ,T. Miller of Waterloo was among the visitors here Monday. Dr. H. D. Mahaffey took in the Greenville Horse Show last w?i k. Mr. Walter Snyder of Poachland was in town on business last week. Mr. O. C. Duncan of Laurens Route 4, was here on business Saturday. Mr. Win. Dodson was among the visitors here Saturday on business. 'Mr. J. Webb Elledge, of the Boyd MMl vicinity, was in town Thursday. | Mr. Calvin Tumblin of the Heilder-J sonvtlle district was In town Friday. ( Mr. .1. Robt. Crawford of Sullivan's, township, was in the city last week.' Mr. H. H. Pinson of tho Ekom sec-j tlon, was in the city one day last week j Mr. James Modlook of the Mt. Bethel j soction was in town trading Monday, t Mr. A. M. Ramage of Laurens Route! 3, was n the city on business Monday ( ?Hon. Joseph McCollough, of Green ville, is a visitor in Laurens tills week.' Mr. Jas M. Simpson Horn Route One, Laurens, was in town Saturday. Mr. J. II. Balentlne of Homing came over to the city shopping Tues day. Mr. Jno. C. Aborcromble of Burnt Factory was in town shopping Thurs day. Mr. Win, Wasson of Sullivans town ship, was here on business last Satur day. Mr. H. S. Wallace, the Shlloh farm er, was in Lie city on business last wook. Mr. Jas. A. Coats, of the Friendship Community was here for a day last week. Mr. II. Lee Madden of Madden R. F. D. was a business visitor here last weok. Mr. Harvey L. Blakeley, a Laurens county farmer, was in the city last week. Mr. W. W. Campbell of Waterloo was a visitor to the city first of the weok. Mr. R. W. Willis lias returned from Hat Springs, Ark., much Improved in health. M.. Ludy C. Trlbhle of Laurens Route 3, was In town on business Sat urday. Mr. W. Haskell Coleman of Barks < dalo was down on business last Wed nesday. Mr. J. H. Ball of the Barksdah community, was In town last Wed nesday. Mr. P. W. Flnley, a Madden farm IP er, was hero on business last Wed nesday. Mr. Jno. W. Madden, of I jam Routo 3, reports good rains in hi> vicinity. Mr. W. fl. Bolt, who lives at the old Bolt home place visited in Laurens Monday. Mr. B, H. Adair of Laurens Route 3 came over to the city on business Monday. Mr. A. R. Holmes of Lisbon, came up to the city last Thursday to spend the day. Mr. C. T. Murphy from Laurens Route 3, was in town Thursday on business. Mr. J. C. Rurdette was In the city attending to business affairs last Thursday. Mr. M. A. Summerai of Laurens Route 2 was a visitor to the city Thursday. Mr. P. B. Bailey, one of our Pea Ridge progressive farmers, was here Thursday. lOditor Reinsen, of The Woodruff Record, was in the city on business Thursday. Mr. X. It. Wood, of the Mt. Bothel section, was down for business Thu rsday. Mr. Laurens Knight of Henderson ville spent the day in the city last Thursday. Col. Jno. H, Wharton, of Waterloo, was mixing with friends here last Saturday. Mr. ('. Kugene Wasson, a Friend ship farmer, was in town on business Saturday. Mr. Charley T. Murphy of Laurens Route 3, was in the city on business Saturday. Mr. J. A. Clardy spent tho week-end in Greenwood with his sister, Mrs. W. .1. Moore. Mr. Geo. T. Withers, of the Hender sonville district, visited in Laurens last week. Mrs. F. C. Pea roe, of Green wood, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B. Machen, this week. Mr. .1. W. Peterson, of Laurens Route 2, was in the city on business yesterday. , Mr. (!eo. II. FJ1 ledge, youngest son of Mr. .1. P. Eloldgo, is now touring Costa Hico. Mr. Kobt. M. Wasson, of Charlton Hall, was in town on business last Wednesday. Rev. Jno. D. Pitts and Mrs. Pitts of Fountain Inn are visitors in the old home town. Mr. .lohn II. Wollte of Goodglon's factory, was visiting friends in the city Friday. Mi-. C. H. Pettus and two little girls, of Harris Springs, were in tho city Monday. Mr. .1. I). W. Watts, of Trinity-Kid:;.', was circulating with his friends here last Thursday. Mr. A. Jasper Traynham, of the Horse Creek district, was in town last week for a day. Rev. .1. M. Dallas, of Ware Shoals, pastor of Friendship church, was In tho city Monday. Col. and Mrs. Geo. S. MoCravy are the happy parents of a little girl born Monday afternoon. Mr. Herbert J. Martin the large farmer of the Trinity-Kidge district, was here Saturday. Mr. Wister L. Riddle, engineer of the county's large tractor, was hero resting up Saturday. Mr. Ceo. B. Brown, one of Sage-! town's staid farmers, was hero on business last Friday. About 20 old Confederate soldiers took the train Monday morning for Chattanooga reunion. Mr. Welley Abercrombie of Rahun Creek, was among those that came to Laurens Saturday. Mr. T. J. Sullivan and little son, Tommlo, of the White Hall farm, were hi town last Monday. Mr. Tom A. Crawford, of Ruthey's Corner was among those that came to Laurens Saturday. Mr. Mack T. Simpson of Cross Hill, visited his brother Mr. Kdd Simpson hero one day last week. Mr. Win. B. Motto, superintendent | of the County Home, was here on business last Saturday. Mr. .1. Frank Mitchell, a young farm er of the WOStem part of the county, was in the city Thursday. Mr. .1. H. Ba.lentine, a resident of tho Ware S>hoals vicinity, was in the city on business yesterday. Mr. J. Allen Riddle, of Warrior Creek, came down to the city Satur day to look after business. Mr. W. W. Madden of the Fiiend ahlp section, was attending business affairs here last Wednesday. Mr. S. Frauk Tuniblln of Laurens Route 1, was in the city attending business affairs last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gray, of Gray Court, were in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Gray Sunday. Messrs Tom Knight and Luther Bagwell of the Hickory Tavern vi cinity were in town Monday. Mr. Charley A. Saxon, a farmer of the Hickory Tavern neighborhood, was here on business Monday. Miss Marguerite Simpson has re turned from Chlcora college to spend the holidays with her parents. Mrs. D. L. Miller, of Greenville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Sul livan, on South Harper street. Mr. Wim. P. Brown of Laurens Route 3, one of our substantial farm ers was in the city Saturday. Mr. W. D. Sullivan. Jr., Will and Little Marie, of Tumbling Shoals, were in town shopping last week. Mr. Albert Hughes, of Hnoree, ex chief of police here, now farming, was here on business last Monday. Mr. W. Carlisle Bolt, tho young farmer of Goodgion's Factory, was here attending to business Thursday. Mr. Henry Dodson. of the local po lice force, left Monday to attend the Confederate reunion at Chattanooga. Mr. Ed Hicks, who has been spend ing several days here with homcfolks, has re tu rend to his work in Arkansas. Miss Lizzie Edwards has returned home after nursing three months in the Plagler Hospital, St. Augustine. Fla. Mr. Todd Knight, who has finished school at Waycross. Ga.. returned to his home in Sullivan township last week. Mr. W ,R, Richey, Sr., has returned home after a trip to New York, Wash ington and other eastern cities on professional business. Prof. Alsey Fuller, of Mountville, who is principal of a flourishing school in North Carolina, was a visitor in the city Wednesday. Mrs. Anne Clarke and Mrs. W. L. Boyd attended the marriage of Miss Lavinia Kennedy to Dr. lt. II. Brice in Duo West last Thursday. I Littlo Miss Margaret Wasson of Charlton Hall spent the day witli her grandmother, Mrs. Dora Edwards on Mill street las;. Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Hill of Moorsville. Ala., and Miss Hurt of Atlanta, will arrive today to be tho guests of Miss Amelia Todd, for some time. Miss Elizabeth Gucinzius, of Green Bay, Wls., and Miss Etta Brand, of Wilmington. N. ('., are the guests of Miss Josie Sullivan on West Main street. Mr. Sam Taylor, of the firm of Arm strong & Taylor, enterprising mer chants at Fountain Inn, was in the city Shaking hands witii old acqunint ences Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richardson, formerly of Augusta, have moved into the Dial house on Simpson street. Mr. Richardson is billing clerk at the freight depot. Rev. J. M. Dallas, of Ware Shoals, who supplies the Friendship Presby terian church, was in the city Mon day, as guest of Mr. Jos. C. Wasson on South Harper street. Miss Charlotte McGownn is expect ed home today after spending several months with relatives in Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana. She will be accompanied home by a young lady friend. Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Jones and lit tle Miss Nell Jones made an auto trip to Greenwood Sunday by way of Ware Shoa.ls. They returned the same af ternoon accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Moires. Miss Annie Sltgroavos, who lias been teaching in Aiken has returned home before the end of the session beeause of sickness. She has improv ed sufficiently since her arrival to go out riding. Mr. M. it. Poole, the largo planter of Tylersvllle, was in the city on busi ness Tuesday, having returned home a few days ago from an extended trip of 2 months to New York and oilier northern cities Dr. W. J. LangSton, who is now making his headquarters in Columbia, spent Sunday in the city With Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Power on his way home after attending the Children's Day ox ere 1808 at Prospect Saturday. Mr. Allen Bramlett returned Mon day night fr? n Norway, where he has been enga.^r I in moving a school house for .to trustees of that school district. It is quite a compliment to to Mr. Bromlett that he succeeded In landing this job at such a distance from home. ? Mr. Ernest Chlldress, son of Mr. T. B. Chlldl'eSfl who lives severnl miles from the city, has returned from Augusta where he has been attend ing a business college for tho past few months. Ho will return for sev eral months In the fall of the year and then get his diploma. See our line of Vudor Reinforced Hammocks, beautiful line, prices from $t.7."> up S. M. & E. H. Wllkes & Co. IN MEMORIAM Resolutions of die Death of Brother E. T. Shell. Whereas it has pleased our Heaven ly Father to remove from our midst Brother E. T. Shell, we as an assem bled Lodge bow in submission to His holy will. May His divine Influence so actuate us in our dealings that we can at all times say "Thy will be done," "The Lord giveth, the I^ord takcth away, blessed be the name of the Lord." Resolve 1st. That In the death of Brother Shell this l*>dge, of A. F. M? has lost one of its faithful and devoted members. Resolve 2nd. That our hearts are made sad when we see his vacant place and must realize that he will never meet with us here again. Unsolved 3rd. That this 1/odge extend to the bereft family Its deepest sym pathy In this time of gloom and sad ness. Resolve 4th. That a copy of these resolutions he sent to the family of our departed brother and that a page In ?our minutes be dodicated to his mem ory. Signed by? t. m Munnorlyn W. \v. Barksdnlo. L. C. Dor rob. ? RESOLUTIONS. Whereas, our friend and brother, E. T. Shell, has been removed from our midst and his work on earth Is finished; and while we bow in humble submission to the will of our Heavenly Father; we The Wesly Adult Bible Class feel that we have sustained a great loss, and the presence of our brother in our class will ever be ?missed. Therefore be it resolved: 1st. That we tender to his bornvod family our deep sympathy and love in this dark hour of their great afflic tion, and they be presented with a copy of these resolutions. 2nd. That a page in our Class Kre on! book with these resolutions be dedicated to his memory. 3rd. That a copy of these resolu tions lm sent to each of our County papers and the "Christian Advocate requesting them to publish same, J. C. Martin. W. H. McCain, P. 1). Bolt. Commit te Rest .Medicine for ( olds When a druggist recommends a i remedy for colds, throat and lung troubles, you can feel sure that bei knows whott ho is talking about. C. Lower, Druggist, of Marlon, Ohio, writes of Dr. King's New Discovery: "I know Dr. King's New Discovery is the best throat and lung medicine I sel|. It cured my wife of a severe bronchial cold after all other reme dies failed." It will /lo the same for you if you are suffering with a cold or any bronchial, throat or lung cough. Keep a bottle on hand all the time for evoryono in the family to use. It is a home doctor. Price 0 and $1.00.' Guaranteed by Laurel 'rug Co. and] Palmetto Drug Co. .Mine Brides. We are showing a beautiful line of Rich Cut Class, Hand Fainted French China and Gorhams Sterling Silver in fancy odd pieces, suitable for wedding presents. Our prices are always the lowest. ' S. M. ? E. H. Wllkes At Co. Piles Cured in 6 to H Day s Your drugglM will refund money if VA7.C OINTM1..NT lall? to o:ne nny cusp of Itching, Blind, nice tin:; "i Protriidim;j>llefl InC t'? 14diu The first application (riven Kit sc nmWKcst. f>'Jc N. B. Dial - A. C Tonn DIAL & TODD Attorneys uf Low Enterprise Hank Building, Laurens, S. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Money 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. CRT?G, Laurens, S. C. ?11 -st To Cure n Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops ihe Cough and Headache awhyrforks off the Cold. nruaaUtfl refund money fl it (alia, to euro R, W. QROVQ'S ?ifr:inture on enih bor. 25c. ?HICHESTER S PILLS . *.| it'. Jlliiniunil'Yl Ifi <( kr.l I.?1,1 I fllh lilt: ke no Hiiit". liny of roiir iiKfl-l. XI < M Ill ? III.IS-T.... IHAMIIM? W, IIA .\ II I'll.l.-. f. , aa ?C* H jremknown* iBeU.Stfest,Mmtyi !?:.'. ?r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS f VTKYUHIKE Bhaftlnfir, Pulley*,/ Delta, Repairs and Files, Tooth, Locks, Etc. LOMBARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA, OA. Gel our circular btfore you buy. !l ' - ..-. j ??r'i?r [ See our line of Unexcelled Refrigerators at moderate prices. They save Ice and preserve food. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Company ? Gifts for Graduates! ^ Graduation Gifts that will serve as a constant 3i renlinder in after years to come that the Parents 9fc and Friends appreciated the significance of the Graduate's Greatest Day can be best selected at ^ Our store at ? TEMPTINGLY LOW PRICES A glance through our store offers many suggestions in Jewelry of the reliable grade, pretty creations in tip aft to-date Broaches, Necklaces, Lockets, Silver, Novelties, ^ Watches and Diamonds. William Solomon Phone 328-2 Rings Reliable Jeweler Laurens, S. C. W8 HB?lIHSgafflg^^ i 5 n Shoe Economy Can be best obtained by selecting your shoes from our complete stock. We know that our shoes are dis tinctly superior to most foot-wear and you, too, will be convinced if you permit us to show you our spring lines. FOR WOMEN! The May Man ton shoe has no superior. FOR MEN! The Keith & Pratt shoes is unexcelled in quality and style. Call and ask to see them. H. TERRY Get it at H. Terry's oy Parcels Post Get it at H. Terry's g by Parcels Post ? ? >? it >: ifti :?? iDJI >: H H =!? >l - >< I! H ? ft 8 M >< ft ft ? tf ft - M ft M ft R M H ? R!? >r>fl 7/,f /i/?i/o A/t/i Wi^H the Aerating Dasher ? II!.- ...?? ,l,.,f.,l ?f iilPTree/er?. Its ?^f-**''*^- - TIIF, most wonderful of nil freezers, astonishing aerating spoons whip Into every particle <>i' the cream, making ice. cream that is n revelation in texture and delicacy, (I breaks records In speed? makes perfect ice cream in 3 minutes. Requires much less labor and uses less ice and salt than any other freezer, S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.