Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | Mr. R. C. Gray spent Sunday in Au gusta. (Mr. J. A. Coats of Friendship, was in the city Saturday. Mr. Isaac Owens of Rarksdale was in the city Thursday. Mr. J. Pat Caldwell left for Gettys burg Reunion Saturday. Mr. Lonza Culbertson of Madden ?was in the city last week. Mr. White Smith of Greenville was a visitor to the City Friday. Mr. L. E. Corbett of Lisbon had business In the city Saturday. Mr. R. A. Cooper is spending this week in Anderson on business. Mrs. Jones Gray of Woodruff spent tho day in Laurens yesterday. Mr. Clilfton Caldwell of Rabun Creek was in the city yesterday. Mr. and .Mrs. J. B. Ramsey, of iroartanburg, spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Machen, will spend the Fourth in Greenville. Mr. Geo. A. Spence ofSagetown was in the city trading last Friday. Mr. H. Terry has returned home after an extended Northern trip. Mr. J. I. Chandler of Milton, was a visitor to the city last Wednesday. Mr. W. Carl Wharton of Waterloo was a visitor in Laurens yesterday. Mr. Wm. H. Moore a Princeton farm er was In the city trading Monday. Mr. Robert M. Wasson of Cbarleton Hall was In tho city last Saturday. Col. Jno. II. Wharton )f Waterloo, spoilt the day in the city Tuesday. Mr. W. C. Razor of Cross Hill was a visitor to tho city last Thursday. Mr. Thud F. Moore of Sageiown was III the city resting up Saturday. Mr. fj. Eugene Wasson Of Laurens Route (1, was in the city Saturday. Miss Katherine Steppe of Spartan burg is the guest of Mrs. R. L. Wolff. Mr. Jno. W. Butler of Mondorson vil^ was In the city trading Satur days (sjpt- -1 W, Drummond of Lanford, -way, a visitor in the city last Tues day. Mr. .lames YVatklns of Anderson has been spending a few days in Lau rens. Mr. John Wright of Spartanburg. siient the week-end here with home folks. Mr. W. J. Benjamin and children of Darlington are here visiting rela tives. Mr. Wm. D. Sullivan, the Tumbling Shoals Scribe, was In the city yes terday. Mi. W. Nat Austin of Trinity Ridge section was In the city on business Friday. Mr. John 1). Blackwell of Ekom was in the city buying groceries Monday. Mr. Bee P. Bailey a Peo Ridge fra/mer was In the city on business Monday. Miss Amelia Todd is visiting in .Greenville as the guest of Miss Anna i-Prentiss. Mr. Elllo Babb of Rabun was among the visitors to the city last. SatU rday. Mr. Wm. P. Brown of Laurens Route I'., wheeled it to the city last Saturday. Mr. Geo. B. Brown of Laurens Route 4, was in the city on business Satu rday. Mr. Fdd L. Pitts, and sister of Friendship were In the city shopping Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Lockridge of Lynch burg, Va? Is the guest of Mrs. W. 1). Ferguson. MISS Both Mitchell, of Mountvillc, was In town Monday shopping and vis iting friends. Mr. .lohn Q. Brown of Little River had business to attend to In the city last Saturday. Mr. Glenn A. Fuller of Laurens Louie was In the city on businessj Inst Saturday. Miss Annlo Qllkcrson left Monday r Greenwood to spend several days with relatives, Mr. T. Jeff Crawford of Ware .v'h?als, vicinity was a visitor in the , ,'ity lasl Friday. Miss Minnie Crouch, of Nowborry, 1s spending a while in the city with Mrs. J. E. Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and .Mrs. TL C. Fuller of Waterloo were In Laurens yesterday. Mr. Zeb Vance of Hickory Tavern was In the city on business the latter part of last week. Mr. Daniel Bramlett returned Fri day after a business \isit to Eastern part of the State. Mr. W. Haskell Coleman a young r (Barksdlilo farmer 'hnd lvusihrss in the city last Saturday. Mr Carlisle Bolt of the Rabun Crook section was in the city Liking "half holiday last Saturday Mr. Joel w. Nelson of Laurens Knute 4. was In the city attending business ono day last week. Mrs. Mark Ilellams has returned j^Viome after a pleasant visit to- Mrs. .1 M. McLecs, of Greenwood. Mr. Geo. II. Brown a young Sage town farmer was circulating In the city the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Breelaud, of Allendale, have been visiting their daughter, Mrs: John Hicks, for sevoral weeks. "Uucle" Prank Raniage of Laurens Route 3, was in the city looking af ter his business affairs Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Hoff and little boy are taking a few days outing with friends and relatives at Woodruff. Mr. M- F. Medlock, ot' the vicinity of Fountain Inn, spent several days in the city this week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Miers have re turned from their bridal trip and are making their home on College Place. Messrs. Will S. Bolt and Millie Aber crom'bie, Hickory tavern farmers spent the day in the city Monday. Mrs Hart Rlohey has returned to her home in Florence after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richey, Sr. Mrs. G. B. Greene, of Anderson has been spending several days in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Crisp. Mr. L. B. Blackwell has returned home after attending the State Print ers Meeting held in Charleston hist week. Mrs. Lewis Meng, Miss Emily Meng, and little Misses Nancy and Bernice Meng are spending several days on the Isle of Palms. Mrs. Dick Richardson and children, of Pineville, are in the city visiting Mrs. Richardson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Sullivan. Miss Lillian Cook, of Rock Hill, Is the guest of Miss Lillian Miller this week, they having attended Win throp College together. Mrs. R. A. Cooper, with little Miss Elizabeth, has gone to Princeton to spend a week with her father Mr. .1. T. Machen an dother relatives. Mr. Sam Tally, of Fairfax, spent the week-end in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Poyd, Mrs. Tally having been here for several days. Sir. u. M. Culbortson, of Popular Springs, was a visitor in the city Mon day. Mr. Culbertson reports tin- crops as being in fair condition in his neig borhood. .Miss Nona Habel, of Creen Cove Springs, Fla., is visiting the Misses Duff. Miss Pauline Wiggings, of the same place, is expected also the latter part of the week. Mr. W. P. Thomason, and Miss Both Shell, delegates to the Baraca-Phila thi a convention in Nashxille, Tonn., have returned home after a most pleas tint and profitable meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor have gone to Atlanta to spend several days with Mrs. Taylors brothers and sis ters and to place their child in a hos pital under the care of a specialist. Dr. and Mrs. II. K. Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes leave Thursday in Mr. Wfllkes' automobile for Hender sonvillo where they will remain for several days enjoying the mountain breezes. Mr. Boss Blakeley appeared on the streets the latter part of last week after having been confined to his home for some time because of the injuries received in the railroad wreck near Cold Point. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Childress re turned to the city last week after their honeymoon spent in the mountains of North Carolina. They are temporarily at. home to their friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Childress. Mr. John Crews, of Columbia, spent the week-end In the city with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crews. Sev eral weeks ago he passed the state bar examination and has been admit ted to the practice of law in this State. Miss May Walker of Atlanta passed through 1 ?aureus yesterday en route to Woodruff where she will spend several days b< 'ore returning home. She has been the guest of her uncle. Mr. W. D. Sullivan at Tumbling snoais. Mr. I.. F. Medlock has returned to Iis duties at t:." Brooks Hardware Company after having boon confined to his home for several weeks near Cray Court because of illness. His numerous friends are glad to see him able to be out again. Mr. T. P. Monroe represented s. m. & E. h. Wilkes & 'Company at the meeting last week in Charlotte of the Tri-Stnto Rotali Furniture Dealers Association. Mr. Monroe was accom panied by Mrs. Monroe who wil remain In Charlotte fpr treatment for somo time. Mrs. William Banks and children, of Anderson have been the guests of Miss Wil Lou Boyd for several days. Mrs, Banks is very pleasantly remem bered here as Miss Louise Vance and during her stay here she has been the recipient of considerable at tent ion from her girlhood friends. The Kng of all Laxatives. For constipation, headache, indiges tion and dypepsia, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka. of Buffa lo, N. Y., says that they are the "King of all laxatives." They are a blessing to all my family and I alwtys keep a box at home. Clot a box ami get well. Price 2f. cents. Recommended by The Laurens Drug Co. l,aureus, S. C. I SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. | Adams-Latham. An announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Agnes Adams and Mr. William Latham at Clover, S. C. This wedding will be of COnsiderabl interest here, where the bride-elect is well known. She is the daughter of Rev. Robert Adams, who was pastor of the Presbyterian Church here at one time, and a sis ter or Mr. .1. .1. Adams, of this city. The wedding is to take place July IlUth. ooo Koeler-Whurlon. On Tuesday morning at eight o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kceter, Miss Viola Keeter be came the bride of Mr. Joe P. Wharton, of this city. After the assembling of friends and relatives in the Bast parlor, Rev. J. R. Miller entered taking his place in front of an artistically improvised altar of Southern smllax. At the first strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March skillfully played by Mrs J. 11. Shealey, Miss Ethel Keeter, sister of the bride, simply gowned in a dress of white embroidered French voile car rying a bouquet of pink roses entered, and took her place at the right of the altar. Following her, came Little Mary Helen Keeter carrying tho wed ding ring. The groom wtih his best man, Mr. 11. ii. Henley then entered. The bride came In on the arm of her father. She was beautiful in a hand some suit of king blue and carried a most exquisite bouquet of brides roses. Schubert's Serenade was soft ly played during the ceremony after which the bridal party left the parlor to the strains of the Bridal Ohorns from Lohengrin. Alter receiving the congratulations of many friends and relatives, Mr. and Mrs Wharton loft over the Southern for the mountains of Western Carolina. They will be at home in Greenwood after the July tho first. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wharton of Waterloo' Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. Shealey, of Saluda.j S. ('.. Mrs. C. C. Wharton and little Miss Lucile Wharton, and Miss Lucile Sheridan of Greenwood and Miss Ro bocca Knight of Tarboro, N. C, Greenville Daily Piedmont. ooo - One of the most delightful events of the season was the reception given to Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Wharton of Greenwood by Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. Wharton, at their delightful country home near Waterloo on June 28th from ? to " o'clock. The house though out, was docorated in ferns and palms. The guests were reveived by Mrs. C. C. and J. ii. Wharton. Jr., and urshored into the parlor which j was beautiful in palms and ferns. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. Wharton Sr., and Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Miller. The bride, a perfect blond, was lovely in her elaborate gown of blue ohar-j incuse with Bulgarian trimmings. At six o'clock the guests were ursh ered into the dining room hall by Misses Smith and Henderson where a delicious ice course was served. The dinning hall was a scene of lovliness in its color scheme of pink and white. The center table being adorned with a huge Battenberg centerpiece over pink ami a large bowl of pink and white sweet pens, Two magnlftcicnl candalabras Tilled with pink and white candles shed its soft rays over the room. The waitresses were Lucy Wal lace, Qonevlve Fuller and Noll Hen derson who wore lovely white voll dresses with huge pink sashes, At the door little Lucile Whijrton cave to each a dainty little souvenir a white heart tied with pink ribbon. ?During tho afternoon refreshing punch was served from an old fash j ioiied vine on\nvn,\ well in n < ??': nook of the vino covered porch by Misses Grace Miller nud Sara Wal lace. Tho former Wo.rO a lovely pink mcssnllno with crepe drapery and the latter it whlto embroidered voil ovc yellow. At 7 o'clock the guests re paired to their homos having oiijoyi i the most delightful fete of the season ooo Miss Nellie Pool?? is entertaining :;t a House Party this week at hot' homo "Tho Oaks'', on North Harper St. The guests are Misses Annie Docile foolo of Greenville; Annie Campboll of Piedmont; Lillian Vance, of Pol/.er; Fttnlco Weeks, of Aiken: Mem Hunter, of 0Wings, and Mrs. S.P. Campbell, of Piedmont. These young people are being delightfully entertained during their stay. ooo Mi38 BellO Martin entertained a number of young friends at her home near Madden, Saturday afternoon. After a few hours of social mingling together ICq cream was served, ooo Royd*Teague. A marriage of widespread interest was that of Mr. John M. Teague and Miss Gladys Boyd. Which was solem nized at the First Baptist Church par sonage in Newberry last Sunday. The Lowest Prices Ever Named -ON Fostoria Mazda Lamps The cost of Electric Lighting is still coming down. 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Phone your order to-day to S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. young couple motored to NoWborry and in tho afternoon at l o'clock wore united in matrimony by Rev. 10. Pcudlcton Jones, 1>. I>. The young hrido Is a daughter of Mr. .1. W. A. floyd and is an attractive young lady of many admirable qualities. The groom is n mombor of tho firm McLaurln & Teaguo, is a tine young business man and has many friends throughout the county who extend congratulations. They bit Sunday oven Ina. for Orangeburg where they will spend some time visiting rela tives. **??*????*?*? * ? It A BUN NEWS. Bnbun, Juno 30.?Mrs. Rebejuca Owens nnd daughter Miss Edna vis ited relatives in Fountain inn last week. Mr. und Mrs. Stewart Million spent Saturday night at the home of Mr. C. A. Dabh of Eden. Misses 'Cora Teaguo and lla/.el Boll were tho guests of Miss Ednn Owens Sunday. Mr.- Will Holt and children spent Sat unlay with her mother Mrs. Brown lee of Dials. Miss Mae Roper after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Thad Moore of Madden returned to her homo Sun day. Mr. Walker Cray and famil} of Kden spent Tuesday at tho homo of Mr. T. I', liabb Misses Mae and Alllo Dabh Of Ha ? 'Mr. T. F. Dabb an I d ighl - M'.sses Mac Sallle were i:i l,oureus Pat. unlay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash vlslb 1 her parents Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Hum bert of Princeton, Friday night. Sallow complexion i ?lue to a tor pid liver, DR, M. A. SIMMON'S I.IV KK MEDICINE purifh a and strength ens tho liver, regulates 'the bowels, iwcotoilfl the bl'entll an dr.> :ores the ruddy hue ot health to the Cheeks. Prlco cents per package. Sold by Daurcns Drug Company, Lnurens, s. C. FOR WEDDING GIFTS 1 > There can be no better place to select 5 your Wedding Gifts than at a Jewelry Store and no better Jewelry Store than ours. Silverware in every form, Cut Glass in many shapes and arti cles of every description that will suit the occason. 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