Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RO1 BAEL Pow . Absolut ROYAL-the n of all the baldi the world-eel great leavenin, purity. It mall biscuit, bread, 4 Insures you ag all forms of ad gowith thelow LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. R. M. Wasson was here on busi noss Friday. Mr. W. P. Coker' was a business vis )tor in Laurens Saturday. Mr. L. E. Henderson, of Owings Sta tio'n, was a visitor in the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. -R. E. Taylor, of Prince ton, were visitors in the city Monday. Mr. Aubrey Alexander, of Green wood, was a visitor in the city yester day. Dr. Isadore Schayer of Columbia, spent Saturday and Sunday in the city. Mr. W. A. Baldwin spent the day in Laurens Monday coming in od busi 11ess. Mr. James F. Ilarney spent Monday and Tuesday in Spartanburg on busi ness. Mr. J. W. Holland, of the Lebanon section, was a visitor in the city yes terday. Mr. J. C. Burns spent last night in Greenville, looking after business in terests. Mrs. Carlos R. Moseley left Sunday for Spartanburg to visit relatives for some time. Miss Susie Gray has returned from Greenwood, where she visited Miss Julia Connor. Mr. James Moore has aecepted a po sition as salesman in the grocery store of A. .. Mahaffey. Miss Janie llunter, of Ora, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. llamp Hunter for several (lays. Miss Allene Franks of Clinton, spent the week-end with 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jlohn A. Franks. Mirs. Milford Cheek and dlaughiter, MAiss Sarah Cheek, of Princeton, were in -the city shopping Tuesday. 'Miss Daisy Hluey, of Rock 11111, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J1. M. Cannon, on West Main street.* Mr. Rober't Chipley, a prominent young business man of Greenwood, was here last Fridlay for a short while. Messrs. William Mc~iowan a'nd Dick Fuller of the University have been spending se~eral (lays here with home folks. Messrs. J.ohn F. Bolt and W. R. Richey, .Jr., have returned from 'a lig hunting til in the lower part of the state. Miss Gladys Shatau, of Greenville, was among tihe visitors in the city wo attendl the banquet anid (lance Friday evening. Mrs. RI. Brooks Childress *hasi been In Greenville several (lays where she went to undergo an operation on one . of her ears. Miss Linda Thompson, of Andlerson, Is the guest of Mr. and Mr's. 3. 1R. Lit the, having come to the city to 4ittendl the banquet and dlance Friday night. ' %r. . A. Simmons left the city Fri day for K~ans~as City after having - 'heen in the city severafl days with his 'parents, Mr. handc Mrs. 0. B. Simmons. Dr. Isadore Sehayer, who is now making his home in (Columbia, spent the latter plart of last week in tile city, hlavin~g come up to attend the banquet. Mr. J. \Nayne will leave this week for New York. During his stay In the north Mrs. Payne and son, D~oug las, will visit r'elatives in Alexandria, Va, Mr. 'Drayton Barksdale, who is at tendilng the University of South Caro lina, has 'been spendling several (days in the city with his father, Mr. J. Aug. Iharksdale. Miss Amelia Ledge, of Gaffnoy was the guest last week of Misses R~osalie and Ailleen F~ranks, having come to the city .to 1be pr'esenlt at the banquet Fridlay evening. Miss Maele 'Williams, of Virginia, spent several days in the city last week as the guest of her sisteor, Miss ENG DER eIrPure lost celebrated ig, powders in ebrated for Its j strength and es your cakes, :te., healthful, It ainst alum ant lulteration tha priced brands. Bessie Williams, at the home of 'Mr and Mrs. J. S. Bennett. Miss Lottie and Octavia Jones of Spartanburg spent Friday in Laurent as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R Richey. They came down to attend the dance given in the armory. Mr. J. M. Simmons, of Mounttille was in the city yesterday with a party of friends, having driven up in a new fifty-four horse power Cadillac tour ing car, which lie purchased a few days ago. Mr. Wise Calmes of the United States Navy is here on a visit to his sister, Miss Dorcas Calmes and other relatives. le is stationed on the bat tleship, Maryland which is now in th( Pacific. Among those here for the dance last Friday evening were the following young gentlemen -from Greenville: Messrs Cain, . Westervelt, Smith Thompson and West. /Mr. Yeargin of Spartanburg also attended the dance Miss Ludie Taylor, of Pringeton, whc underwent an operation for appendici tis at the Julia Irby sanitarium sev eral weeks ago, is rapidly recovering. She is still at the hospital but will go to the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. L Monroe within a few days. Miss Pearle Clardy received a tele gram Saturday morning from the sup erintendent of education at Raleigh, N C.,' notifying her that she had beer elected as one of the teachers in th< Wakelan high school located at Ze bulon, N.'C. She wired her'acceptanc and left Monday morning for Zebulon N. C., to take ip her work. Mr, It. F. Fleming, who has beer convalescing at the home of his par ents in Greenwood for about a month wa nthe city Saturday. Mir. Flem lng appeai-ed to be0 very much irmlrov ed in health and stited himself thai lie was conscious of considerable imi pr-ovement. Hie returned Satur-da3 night to i-emain sevei-al weeks longer A Quiet Marringe. Milas Ida Vanhoy and Mir. Fred Boyd were tinjuelly muarri Wednesday af ternoon at the home of Rev. \V. II Lewis, in the Laurens mill village. Th( two young 1)eo1)1 are ver-y populair ir the village amid have received cohgr-at ulations and good wishes from numer eus friends. Jiolt-Willianms. Wai-e Shoals, Feb. 2.-Miss Agnoe flolt of Tu'mbling Shoals was marrie( herec last Sunday at three o'clock it the evening to -Mr-. Fi-ank Williams 01 Fork Shoals, Grieenviillo counaty. Th( wediding took place at the parsoniagt wher-e thme ceremnony which made th( happy youing pecol'3 0one was perfor-m ed by the Rev. J. M. Dallas. TPhe pret ty bride wvas dressed1 in traveling sull of gray cloth and was accomp~anied tC the marriage altar b~y hier- cousin, Mi Lodi Bolt. After the wedding whiel' took pl-ate in~ the library the bride ant gr-oom received the congi-atulations oi their friemnds ~'ho had come 'to se( them united inm the holy bonds of wed lock. The young people0 will makt their futur-o home at Fork Shoala where they go wvith tihe best Wishies o1 the-irmany friends foir a long and hap lpy wedded life. The Best C2onght Medicine. "I havo usedl Chamberlain's Cougl Remedy ever since I have been keepini house,' says L. 'C. Iha mms, of Marbury Ala. "I consider it on c1f the host rem edlos 1 evei' used. My .hildreni have al taken it and it works like a charm. Fo: colds and whooping cough it is excel lent. For sale by all dealers. * Everybhody -Ha4lt! * Rteadi this and t hen hurry off * to buy your tickets for- thme show * next Friday. SOCIAL AND P9RSONAL. 'Miss Mayme Ferguson entertained the nombers of her bridge club Thurs day afternoon in a very delightful manner. A number of -interesting and exciting games were played, after which delicious refreshments were served. 000 Bridge Party. Mr. and Mrs. Frapk Caine enter tainedi a few friends very delightful ly last Monday evening with a bridge party. During the evening a delicious salad course was served. Those pres ent were Misses Linda Thompson, Pauline Prentiss, Imogene Wilkes, Messrs Edward McCrady, Charles Fleming, and Moore Dial. 000 " Banquet and Dance. The young men of the city were the hosts at a most enjoyable banquet and dance last Friday evening in the dining room of the King Hotel. The invited guests were the young ladies of the city and many out-of-town vis itors who were here especially for the occasion. The dining room of the hotel ,was very tastefully and artis tically decorated for the evening. The beautifully gowned women, each with a bouquet of pretty flowers and the delightful charm of the decorations presented a picture of beauty unex celled. The evening was one of un limited enjoyment and one that will always be memorable. Each of the young men played a part in mak ing the occasion enjoyable for each was called upon for a short toast. Dr. R. E. Hughes acted as toastmaster and played the part in his usual en tertaining manner. Aster the banquet all of those pres ent adjourned to the Annory where several hours were spent in dancing. The music during the evening was furnished by the Lauvens orchestra. The following enjoyed the evening: Dr. and Mrs. I. I1B. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunklin, Miss Wessie Lee Dial with Mr. Coke Gray, Miss Lalla Mae Dial with .Mr. Ernest 10asterby, Miss Rich ar(ls with IMr. Jack McCravy, Miss Lucy Sitgreaves with Mr. Albert Dial, Miss Polly Prentiss with Mr. Moore Dial, Miss Allone Franks with Mr. Dick 'Childress, Miss Imogene Wilkes with Mr. Charles Fleming, Miss Mary Wilkes with Mr. Job Little, Miss An nie Simpson with Mir. Robert Roper, Miiss Carol Roper with Mr. Ernest Machen, Miss I[attie Kate Easterhy with Mr. Marvin WoliT, Miss deucy Simpson with Mr. Tom Swygert, Miss .Josie Sullivan with Mr. Chas.. Simup son, Miss Ruth Easterby with Nir. James Sullivan, Miss .Dorcas Calnes with Mr. Rice Niecles, Miss Gladys Slatan with Dr. Schlayer, Miss Willie Ml ay Childress with Mi r. James Hiarney, Miss Mary Todd with Mr. Vance Irby, Miss Aurella Lodge with ir. Floyd Franks, Miss Macde Williams with Nl r. -Lancaster, Miss Rosalie Franks with Mr. William Fisher, Miss L~inda Thompson with NIra. 1udwaril McCr'ady, Miss Flora Cox wvith Mr'. Dick Fuller', Miss Mar'y \Villianms \vith Mir. lBolin. (oftton Wecdding. Mr. and Mirs. Clyde TI. Franks cele bi'ated the first anniver'sai'y of their marriage Inst Thursday evening with a "cotton Wedding". Tiheir attractive little cottage w'as most ap~propriately andl uniquely degorated with great bunches of the fleecy staple arranged most tastily. D~uring the eveninug about seventy-fly'e guests called and sp~ent a very (1deilitful time. The host and - hostess serv'ed a most dlelleious4 salad course. As a manifestation of the dCeervedl popularity of this young couple, many gifts of cotton articles were brought by the guests and pro seated the host and hostess. It was an occasion of rare attractiveness and one long to be remembered by those p resent. Elcelbelerger-Elcelhelerger., Thursday afternoon Niss Jpaisy 10lchelberger and Nir. Rober't :Eichel berger, both of tis city, surprised their numerous friends by getting married, tihe cei'emnony being per'for'm ed1 by Rev. W. P. Jacobs, at lisa home in Clinton. The bride had beem! visit ing in Cliinton .foi' several (lays anid Mr. m10lchelberger joined her' Thu rsday afternoon after other arrangements had1 been pertfected. The happy coum pie r'etui'ned to Laurens the same af ternmoon and1 are now making their home here, whero/Mr'. Eiechelber'ger is in business. Both young 1peopl1 are v'ery w~ell and pop~ularly known and ar'e greatly ad'mii'ed tot' their' ninny splenidid qualities. Thme b~ride is a dlaughter of Mrs. IHattie IRichelbertger and is a young wvoman of grace and talent. Mrt. 10lchelberger is a wvell knowni young business man of time city and is well liked whierever known. Don't You Believe It. Some say that chronic constipation eaninot be cured. Do 4' you believe it. IChatmberlain's Tablet$Jhvo cured oth ers--why not you? Cve them a t'rial. They cost, otnly a qularter. For s#nle by 'all dsleir. PARLOR A Mahogany, Birds Big line to sel Table like We are showing a be bly priced, and v you through. Y S. N. & E.IE LADIES Wanted to act as local county repre sentatives for an established firm handling a high grade line of house ii. 1d remedies. Can evote all or part of time. A good c slice to establish a lucrative busine s. For full particulars write at once to Josephine Webster Remedy Co., South Bend, Ind. Annual Meeting of Stockholders. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Merchants Building and Loan Association will be held in the offices of the Bank of Laurens on Fri day, Feb. 6th, 191.1 at 5 p. mn. J. .1. Adams, 28-I t-md Secretary. 'O'NTY LI'ENSE. License for Traffie In Seed ('otton and Inylneked Lint ('otton iI the (oumity of Laurens, S. C. for the Year A. D. 1914. State of South Oai7lina, County of Laurens. Pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly of South Carolina providing therefor, approved the ISth (lay of Feb ria ry A. I). 1905. BIe it resolveId by the loard of ('oaun ty ('olum issioners of Lautrens (County, in the State of South ('arolina, In reg uilar annial meeting ass:1nbled; h'1at the license for T-rallic in Seed Cotton and1 UnplIacked Idint ('otton with ill the limits or 'said1 county ror' and duiinlg the perliodl beginning the 15th (day3 or August and1( ending the 20th1 (1ay 'or 1)ccemnbet' or the year t A. D). 191.1, he and1( the same1 is hlereby) fixed in tile sum or Two hiundrted and~ Filty and 00-100 I)ollards. All licenses to b~e is suled by the Clerk or ('our t or saild counlty as5 prov'ided 1by law. l)one at Laurlenls, S. C'.. tis tile 8th day or .lauiary A. I). Il1-I. Jr. I). MIOCK, Sutpervisor'. Cler'k or tile lloard'. 28-It NOTIC'- OiF Ei,1+("I'l0N. State oIf South Caltinalt, Whlereasa, pteti tions signed by3 a legal numbe 1111 'of thel (ult41ified electorsa alld( frtee-hiolderms resaiding in Waterlioo schIool distr'ict No. I ai Laurens counlty, SoilthI Carl'ina,1 4aking rot' an1 eilectionl upon01 thle questioll of v'ot lingla addi - iln said schlool distr'ict to he uiseid ror schlool purpt'Ioses, 11av e beenl filed w itih tihe countty hoard or eduiOntiloll, aln ciectioniI la er'eby3 ord(eed itpon1 said (luestionl, sa1(id etionl to bue hleld oni theC 2Ithl (lay or lFebruar11y, 191-1, at AMt. Ga11llgher inI said, disltrict, under(01 tilt ':n1anIagemnent or thle trusltees or said schlool distr'ict. Onv suc alele '(ctor a's ri eturn'l real 0o'r) p:''onla Iprope1'1rtfor' taxaltion11 andii whlo exib it theclir tax re(cei pts alld regisat1ionl ('('Ilflea tea as r'equ ali'ed iln tile genll'1 ele'tionl shtalilbe 411lowed to vote. ThIIose ravoin g tile 3 1mil1 a1ddition al tax shall1 vote 41 bllot 'onltaiintg tile wVord' "'Y i'S"' wri Itell or 1prin1ted th11ere tionlI talx saili vote a1 bailot containl Ingl tile word "'NO"' wriittenlIt Pr trinlt htottr or 8 o'cloc'k int thte for'enoonl and1 sh11all r'emal in oplen util11 the hour11 or 1 o'clock ini the af ternloonl 'when1 thel(y sha(ll be cilosedi, and( tile halIl'otsa cout - ed. Th'1e trust~tees shtalI r'epor't thle r'esul t or tile elctlin to the coun11ty auiditot' and coun0111ty super~tinltenldent or eduicai tin wit hill tell day1s thtereaftr~. 28--2t ly ord(er' or (County Hoard. EPL* a re curable, All kinds * ~ danger. Tho CA USE blalways Internal. H E M-RoI D talt produce amaz~ing resulta by attacking the INTERNA L CA USE. 'rThe ilea' are drIei up' and LND LIBRARY Eye Maple, Golden Oak act from at prices that will cut in either Golden Oak or Mal Only $18.50 autiful line of High-grade F rould like for you to call a ou are welcome whether y< I. 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