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LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. ? Mrs. N. C. Oliver has returned from O": Dgcbtirg. Mr. Joe McMillan of Renno was a visitor here Saturday. Mrs. I). A. Davis and children have returned from the mountain.-. Miss Lucia and Annie Simpson have returned fron? HeudersonvUle. Dr. W. H. Dial spent last Tuesday In Columbia. Mr. W. H. Anderson lias returned from his business trip to the north. Judge John W. Fowler has returned from Glenn Springs. Mr. .1. 1. Chandler, of Milton, wa in the city Monday on business. Mr. Robert Medlock, of the Merna section, was in the city Monday. Mr. Dick Cathcart, of the Trinity Ridge section, was In the city Monday. Mr. Ludy Baldwin, of Hickory Tav ern, was a visitor In the city Monday. Mr. Jno. Pat Madden, of the Friend ship section, was In the city Monday. Mr. Pat W. Madden, of the Cold Point regions, was in the city Monday. Mr. Helton Owens, of Eden was a visitor to the city Tuesday. Mr. Tom P. Byrd, of Ora, was In the city Tuesday in a business way. .Mr. Wylie Smith, of the Mt. Olive section, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. Wade H. Pinson, of the Madden community, was in the city Tuesday, a pleasant visit to relatives in Orange burg. Mr. B. C. Simpson from neat Parks dale, was here on business Saturday. Mrs. Mary L Held, of Pauline, is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. Shell Swygert, who Is now lo cated In Augusta is spending several days here with homefolks. Miss Jennie Shealy has returned from Greenville where she spent sev eral weeks visiting friends. Mrs. Will Bowen and children of Raleigh, X. C. are visiting Mrs. R. E Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Switzer and chll dren of Woodruff spent a short whih here last week with relatives. Mr. D. A. Davis and Mr. T. J. Me Al lster have returned from the northern markets. Mr. Hoy Simpson, now of Spartan burg, spent several days bore last week with homefolks. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hark have been the guests of Mrs. David Childless for several days. Mrs. 'I'. I). Darlington has returned home after spending a few weeks in; the mountains. Miss Sadie Sullivan left Saturday for Cross Anchor, whore she will ?each school during the coining year. Miss Wessie Lee Dial returned homo Wednesday after a pleasant visit to friends in Bntcsburg. Mr. John Hicks has returned to h'.a wo:k In Arkansas, after several weeks spent with Iiis family here. Miss Corrls Brown, Of Anderson, is in the city visiting Mrs. s. G. McDnuiel and Mrs. M. L. Roper. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lanford, of Pauline, were visiting relatives in the city last week. Mr. Henry Pinson, of the Ekom com munity, was tile guest last week of Mr.# Frank Held. Mrs. R. L. Bailey and daughter. Miss Clnytc Bailey, of 'Clinton, visit ed relatives in the city last week. Miss Mary Taylor, of Princeton, was the guest of Miss Hester Cooper Wednesday. Mr. J. W. Saxon and. sons, Bennett and Joe Saxon, came up from Water loo last Thursday to spend the day. Mr. drover Richcy left Monday for Atlanta w here he will enter a business college. Miss Carol Ropor has returned home after a pleasant visit of several months with relatives in Petersburg. Ya. Messrs. Hoy Little and Dick Chll dress will take In the excursion to Johnson City this week. Mr. j. w. Hopkins, Jr.. of Columbia, spent several days in the city this week. Mr. Jno. H. Ellcdgc, of Poplar Springs, was in the city Monday on business. Mr. Elijah Bagwell, of the Poplar Spring section, was a visitor to the city Monday. Little Miss Marie Sullivan of Tum bling Shonsl was a visitor in the City Tuesday. Mr. Zack dray, of the Dials com munity, had business to look aftC; in the city Tuesday. Mr. Martin Arnold, of Princeton, was in the city Tuesday buying goods for their store. Mr. Hobt. Chapman, of the upper part of the county, was In the city the early part of the week. Mr. Cliff C. Caldwoll, of Rabun Creek, was In the city the first of the week. Mr. W. M. Myers, of the eastern sec tion of the county, was in the oily Monday on business. Mr. Joe IL Lindley. of the Homier sonvllle district, had business to n> tend to In the city Monday. Miss Ethel Langston h:<s accepted n position with Swltzor Company and lias entered upon her duties there. Misses Grace end PearJ Barton, of Greenville, are the guests of Mrs. Vir ginia Caltie on South Harper street Mr. George Bush, after a very pleas ant week with his sister. Mrs. Serena M. Sullivan, of Tumbling Shoals has returned to his home at Bush, 8. C Misses I'll/..ruth Moseley, llattic Gray, Pauline and Wilmer Prchtisg and Amelia Todd will go to Johnson City on tlie excursion today. Among those who will go to Johnson City today on the C, C. & (). excursion ' will be Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Clarke and Mrs. Archie Boazman. Mr. \v. P. Ohildress, Mr. W. P. Chll dress, Jr.. and Misses Annie Belle and Bessie Childress will go to Johnson City today with the exclusion party. Mr. J. A. P Lancaster, of Pauline, I spent several days in the city alst week with his son, Mr. W. d. Lancaster and Mrs. Lancaster. Mrs. Harriett Bosby oft revcral days ago for her former home in Virginia where she w ill remain for sonic time with relatives. Miss Sarah Holt, of South Harper street, returned home Sunday from a very pleasant outing at Hendcrson ville. X. C. Miss Cora Armstrong and Miss Lillie Miller left yesterday for Woodruff where they will teach during the coin-' ing session. Miss Addie Shea'y has returned from Greensboro and Hawrlver, N. C, after Bpending some time there witli friends Mid relatives. Mr. W. R. McCuon, secretary and treasurer of the Chamber of Com- 1 mcree. has returned after a short stay in Montreat. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, Jr., and children of llartsvllle, have been spending several days here as the guests of relatives. Miss Annie Edmunds has returned to the city to take up her work in the millinery department ol Davis Roper company. Miss Agatha Reid has returned to her work in one of the Columbia hos pitals after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. Rhett Reid. Ml3s May Little has returned after spending some time at Hot Springs, N. C. She will remain here for about one week before going on to Green ville. Mr. Lewelyn Corgdurn from Norway S. C. who lias been visiting his sis ter Miss May Corgdurn and his aunt. Mrs. W. D. Sullivan, at Tumbling Shoals, has returned home. Mr. Land of Columbia, who has been spending some time in Wllllnmston, came through Monday in his automo bile and carried Misses Lyd'c and Jaoln darlington to Columbia. Mrs. I). II. Counts is in the moun tains of Westet n North Carolina whore she went for the sake of her health, which has not been good for the past few months. Mrs. P. P. Tatuin and children have returned to their home in Me.'oil af ter a visit of several weeks with Mrs.! Tatum's parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Holt. Miss Jessie Trotter, of Scvlcrvillc, Tenn., lias been spending several days in the city with her sisters. Mrs. C. II. Hicks and Mrs. II. H. Childress, pre paratory to taking up lie- duties In the Cray Court-Owlngs high school, where she will teach this year. Pursuant to a resolution adopted at the last meeting of the Thursday Even ing Bridge club, a meeting will be held this afternoon ai 6 o'clock in the li brary for the purpose of discuss.ng plans for the coming year. A very delightful party was that giv en by Mrs. Geo. C. Albright Thursday afternoon when she entertained the Social Club. Assisting her were Mcs daines W. II. Anderson. H. K. Alken ami J. II. Tongue. During the after noon original games of several kinds wore enjoyed. \ tempting 3alad course with iced tea was served with which to refresh the guests. Strengthen Weak Kidneys Don't suffer longer with weak kid neys. You can get prompt relief by taking Electric Hitters, that wonderful remedy praised by women every whore. Start with a bottle today, you will soon feel like a new woman with ambition to work, Without feat/of pain. Mr. John Howling of Somln'onelsco, writes "Gratitude for the wonderful effeel of Electric Hitters prompts me to write. It cured my wife when all else failed." .VOOd for the liver as Well. Nothing better for Indigestion or biliousness. Price i?0e and $1.00 at Laurens Drug Co. and Palmetto Dial", Co. Corrci lion ?>. To Seining. In its last issue. The Advertiser stated that the close season in Lau rens county for seining was between April 1st and Nov. 1st. This is a mis lake. That 18 the close season in most of the counties, but In Laurens and several others, seining is lllgnl only between April loth and July 15th. AH those who have a torpid liver, weak Indigestion or constipated bow els, look out for chills. The seatlOll is here and the air is .full of disease get ins. The proper thing to do is lo put your liver litt good condition and purify the s torn neu l/ind bowels, dr. M. A. SIMMONS LIVKR MEDICINE is the right remedy. It answers the purpose completely. Price -?<(? per| package. Sold by Laurens Drug Co. MADDEN ENTERTAINS MISSIONARY MN Delegates Assigned to Dif ferent Homes ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM HAS BEEN ARRANGED The Annul Heeling of The Woman's llaptis .Missionary Union ?>f I.aureus Count) will be Held at Prospect Church, Septem her 17th and 18th. Madden, Sept. 1.?The W. M. U. of Luurcns county will meet with the Now Prospect baptist church Sept. 17 aud is. The following program lias la-en ar ranged by the secretary of the Union: Wednesday Morning* 10:30 Devotional, .Mrs. Molllo l.neu sten Address of Welcome, Miss Susie Lang ston. Response, Mrs. Jno. Ferguson. Enrollment of messengers. Presentation of visitors. Reports of presidents of 1st, 2nd and 3rd divisions. "What Our Quarterly Meetings Mean to Me." Mrs. L. B. Hand, followed by Mrs. Mamie Caldwoll. Beading of Constitution and By-LaWS Reports from societies, Appointment of committee on time, place and resolutions. Report on literature, Mrs. Nat Austin. Election Of nominating committee. Announcements. Adjournment lunch hour. 2:00 P. M. Devotional. Mrs. I'da Yeargan. Reading of minutes of morning ses sion. Reports from Sunbeam and Royal Am bassador Bands. Exerciso by local hand. Discussion: (a) "The Essentials of; Leadership". Mrs. A. B. Barksdale, followed by leaders of bands, (b) "The Goal to which our Societies should Strive." Mrs. W. E. Chap man. Miss Llllle Martin. "How do S. C. Sunbeams Stand in the w. m. c. of the Southern Baptist Convention?" Mrs. Brooks Nash. Report Oil State Missions, Miss Belle Burch. Distribution of apportionment cards. Reports of committee on obituaries, Mrs. Nannie Drumtnond. Adjourn men t. Thursday Morning 10:00. Devotional, Mrs. C. E. WVitson. Report of Y. W. A. societies. I. "Mission Study from a (Mil's View point." Mary Lake. L'. "Present Opportunity for Service in Our Ow n Community." (a) "What Our V. W. A s Can do to Make the Community a Cleaner and More Beautiful Place in Which to Live." Ethel Simmons. tb) "A More1 Righteous Place." Moo Bald?, (e) "Our Young Woman's Debt to 'Childhood." Rm ia Wolfe. How to Conduct and Maintain a Y. W. A. in Our Chun lies." Miss Belle Burch. Report on Training School, Mrs. Min nie Lee Willis. "For What is Our Home Mission Con tribution Used?" Miss Rebecca Rag got t Report on Home Missions. Mrs. C. B. Bobo. Address, Mrs. C. I-:. Watson. Adjournment ?lunch hour. 2:00 P. M. Devotional. Mrs. Jno. Robertson. Report on Foreign Missions, Mis Em ma Itoper. Personal Service. Mrs. .1. Scott :> 'Orgo. Election of ollicers. Miscellaneous. Collection. Minutes. Adjournment. Below will he found the hollies to which the delegates have been nsslgn ed: Boaverdaiii, Mrs. Fur in an Brown. Bellview. Mrs. W. II. Illldgcns. Berthabara, Mrs. Jno. A. Madden, Bet ha nt, Mrs. Jno. (} Brown. Bculah, Mrs. Jno. Q. Brown. Chestnut RldgC, Mrs. P. II. Mai tin. Calvary, Mrs. T. S. Langstoii. Clinton. Mrs. .1. D. C'ulberlson. Cross Hill. Mhs Beiinio ProlUtt, Friendship, Mrs. J. A. p. Moore. Dlirblll Creek, Mrs. .1. M. Dean. Cray Court, Mrs. T. S. Lnilgstoil. Harmony, Mrs. .1. A. Wofford. Illglllnild Home. Mrs. J. II. Bow. i\ Holly drove, Mrs. Jno. R. Flllley. Lniiford, Mrs. w. s. Benjamin. Langston. Mrs. .1. W. Martin. Laurens, First, Mrs. M. T. Allison. Laurons. Second, Mrs II. L. M uldoil. Lucas Ave.. Mrs. (1. II. Finley. Lydia. Mrs. O. W. Martin. Mt. Gallagher, Mrs. P. W. Flnloy. Mt. Olive, Mrs. Bee Culbcrtsoti. Mt. Plcnsnnt, Miss Suln Martin. Mountville. Mis. Furtnan Brown. New Prospect, Mrs. J. L. Fliiley Poplar Springs, Mrs. I.. W. Martin, Princeton, M i s. .1. S. Mat n. llabun Crook, Mrs Cm ? !h< Union, B. V. Culbcrtsou. Warrior Creek, Mrs. T. D. Drown. Waterloo, Mrs. K. Y. Wutklu . Visiting Indies, Mrs. Tpm Shaw. nsod ao)8umsuAV' it op uieqi bj>m pun epiiMjj s|t| uiojj .touoiu B.wojuoq oiq ?noj? Aiojjoq )(usoop oqw uwtn eqx, ?Buoiv -<jjo^ Bu|tsv<j I CROSS HILL NEWS J f 4t Cross Hill. Sept. L- Mr. .1. 11. Colo-: tnau, our faithful rural mail carrier, went over to Clinton Saturday to visit relatives. Miss Lizzie Carter returned Satur day from a \isit to relatives in Wal halla. Mr. Hugh Leainai) lias been at home the past week on the slek list. Miss Helen Poole of Greenville spent the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Fuller. Miss Kllnor Hes-Hortes left for her home Saturday, after a nice visit to Mr. ami Mis. 11. 1.. McSwnlll. Mr. Louis Proffctl of Maddens, was in town Saturday witH friends. Rev. Mr. Presley of Mount Carinel, preached Sunday at Head Springs A. K. P. church and the meeting will continue several days. Mr. Bon Anderson. Jr., was :> Cross HIH visitor Saturday. Dr. n. o. Whltteu i?f Pondleton, Is In town and will locate hero to pruc* tice medicine. Most farmers have been busy the past week with fodder pullti g. This work cotton nicking will begin. Miss Huth Simmons and her friend Miss Mosoley returned Saturday from a visit to friends in Greenwood. This correspondent made a trip to Clinton by private conveyance last Thursday and was delighted to see such tine crops of cotton and corn. From Milton to Clinton the crops ate especially tine. i Mrs. Wistar Heeder and children left Saturday to visit relatives in Greenwood county. Mr. and Mis. .1. K. l.eaman gave a party Saturday from ."> to 7 p. in. in honor of Master Miller Iranian's sixth birthday. Quite a number of little folks were present to enjoy the even ing. Mis> .lulln llalloy ;;f Mken Is spend ing several days with Miss Theresa I >a von port. Kt v w it. Itatebford Is spending part of his vacation at Montreal. N C Miss Deila Kiddle of l.aureiis ami Miss l-.thel Tongue, of Mountvlllc, vls Ited Miss Hesslo inn last week. I.aureus visitors Honored. v charming affair ot* yesterday from 10: UO to 13 was the party given by Miss Annie Luclle Coole In compli ment to her Iioubo guests Misses Agnes Speights, Nellie I'oolo, Margie WobI and Helen Sulllvun. The porches and parlors wore most inviting and tables lilt 1 been arrange. 1 for bridge. Here llian) games were heartily enjoyed and the guests were served a delicious sal ad course. Among those Invited to meet the honor guests were: Mrs. J, i\ Abney, Misses Julia Connor, ia>itio Jennings. Ktnih Hurnside. (lenoviovo Singleton and guests, i?ois Heese and Ix)l8 (ilgnllllnt, of Anderson. Kathryn Connor, Uobeccu Moore, Kdun Harvey, Virginia Klugh, Kvelj n Hosenberg, Mary Frances Hrtnson and guest. Mar tha Mat ion, and Uusslo Cnlhoun. Miss i'oole's guests will lie the re cipients of several pretty attentions while ;.. >.ie city. Friday night. Miss l.ottte and Virginia Jennings will en tertain with a delightful dance tor Miss Speights. Greenwood Dally Journal. Literally Truo. "Say. Chlmplo, wot'a a suffragette?" "A c.ffragotto's a woman who wnnta a chnnco to knock the stuftlng out of tho ballot-box." -Judgo. ?,:#J ?2 ?ja ' ? You Will Find in Our Office Furniture Department One the choicest and best assortments in the country, and you will also find, upon careful comparison, that the prices are the lowest known on ^oods of reputable character. After careful investigation we are confident you will find our Office Furniture of the highest quality and low in price. Flat Top Desks from $7.90 up. Roll Top Desks from $15.75 up. Sectional Book Cases from $8.80 up. liiy Office Chairs from $3.75 up. Fit up your office with our elegant but inexpensive office furniture and your business will increase. S. M. & E. H. WILKES & COMPANY L i ill dip lllHWiiimii aim ?