Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Miss Loule Crows, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. D. R. Murphy and son. of Eno- qz ree, were in the city Tuesday.. n1 Mrs. Jack Davis, of Clinton, spent o Thursday in the city with relatives. Mr. Edward McCrady is sppnding 11 several days in Charleston on business. I Miss Annie Gilkerson is spending f awhile in Anderson visiting relatives. Mrs. Geo. A. Browning, Jr., of Gold- t ville, was shopping in the city yester- y day. - t ' Magistrate .P. M. Hellams, of Gray Court, was a visitor in the city yester- b day. Mrs. F. P. Tatui and children. of a McColl, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T F. Bolt. Mrs. John Spratt and little child d are in Clinton visiting her mother, t Mrs. Neville. Miss Lola Delle Ramsey of Atider son was the guest Sunday of Miss Carolyn Roper. Mrs. 1N. B. Wright and children of f Ashville, .N C., are visiting Mrs. T1. ., Crews in the city. Rev. G. C. Iledgepeth, of Watts qill. 'l returned yesterday from the Southern 'I Baptist convention. Mr. Earle Wilson has purchased a I now model Hudson "Big Six" through the Greenville agency. Mrs. C. E. Parker, of IclIderson- i Ville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richey, Sr. C Mr. an'd Mrs. W.-P. Thomason, Sr., s of -the Shiloh vicinity, are visiting c their son and Mrs. W. P. Thomason, Jr. Mr. John F. Gray, of the Shiloh sec- I tion, brought his little son to the hos- I pital for treatment Monday morning. i Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 'Cleveland, of t Greenville, spent the week-end in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Mose Icy. Mr. J. R. Eliclelberger, the hustling Ii agent of the Gulf Refining Company, I spent yesterday in Greenwood on bits iness. MIsses Marguerite and Ilattle Simp son, who have been attending Chicora \ college, have returned home for the I summer vacation. Miss May Roper and Mr. Palmer . Roper spent Saturday and Sunday in v -Iaurens visiting at the honie of Mr. a and Mrs. C. II. Roper. I] Miss Smith, formerly milliner at Davis Roper Company, camie up from il Newberry Sunday to spend the (lay f with Miss Bessie Crews. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle F'mitlh and lit CIO children, of Columbia, are spending 0 a few days in the city with Mr. Smith's i1 lotlier, Mrs. J. R. Smith. d Dr. A. J. Christopher returned yes- v torday from Nashville, Tenn., where he has been in attendance on the Southern Baptist convention. Mr. A. S. Perry, manager of the I Idle Hour theatre, was called to Char- - lotte Sunday morning on account of 1 the sudden death of his uncle. t Mr. W. N. Austin and C. 1D. foyd, of c 'the Trinity-Ridge section. passed f through yesterday on their way home from the Southern Baptist convention. Rev. M. L. Lawvson, who has been attending the Southern Baptist con- c ventlon In Nashville, Tenn., stolpped C over for a few (lays in Atlanta to visit t his son who is attending a medical 'I college there.I * * *9* * * ee eeo ee ee1 * 9 * OWINGS STATION NEWS. * *e e Owings, May 1 9.-The in terdenoim Inational Sunday School convention of Dials township was held in this i town on May the sixteenth and a very I interesting program was rendered. a1 'Tho welcome address was rnndered by C Miss lBeulah Bryson. The floor was I then to be giveni to Ernest White, ' who chanced to be absent on this oc- E' casion, but at the request of the presi- C dent, Rev. T. W. Munnerlyn readily took his place. Messrs. C. B. Owings and C. R. Wallace spoke. Then the e mnonotony was changed by excellent t mnusic by the choir, Mr. W. C. WVilkie s acting as loader. An excellent dinner ~ was then served in the grove near the home of Dr. G. WV. Owings. In the I afternoon Drm. Brim, of Clinton, and E Mr. liankin delivered excellent adl dresses which were enjoyed by all who heard thenm. A lar'ge crowdl at tenided and all reported a good time. The friends of Miss Sue A. Owings 'will be glad to know that she is speed fly improving and has gained several pounds 'since she went to Ashville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dolfus Owings were the guests of Mrs. Ella Stoddard last Monday. Miss Lula Elchoiborger, of Laurens, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Owing. Dr. Brim spent the weeli-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Hunt. Mrs. Dr.G. W. Owings has returned from Baltimore where she has been undergoing an operation. .Mrs. Owings Is progressing nicely and is able to resume her duties. J. T. Stoddard was in Laurens en bnninean last lMonday. . MADDEN NEWS Madden May 19.-Wien did the "old st inhabitant" ever remember as luch cold and windy weather in the 1erry month of May Don't all you Id timers speak at once! IDespito some sickness -among the ttlo folks preparations for Children's lay goes on apace. We are looking Drward to a nice day Saturday. Dr. A. B. Langston was among hose who attended the Baptist con ention in Nashville. He was one of lie speakers for the occasion. The friends of Mrs. Bezs Wright will e glad to know that she is convalesc ig rapidly after her severe illness Ir. Wright came down from Spartan urg for the week-end. Mrs. John R. Finley spent Wednes ay in Laurens as the guest of her sis Dr Mrs. Evie Power and a very en 3yablo day was spent. "Aunt Ieb" went up and accom anled hr nephew Douglass Bryson, omo from the hospital. Douglas is a avorite out. our way and all delight know he Is getting better. rwo imore cases of nimups-Mr. 'hurman Finley andl Miss Jessio 'hiompson are the ifflicted ones now. Mrs. M. T. Allison spent part of 1ist week with her niece Mrs. May ladden. The writer recently had the pleas re of spending a (lay at the home of Ir. Elisha Watkins. A quarter of a entury ago I spent the (lay at that ame place. The hostess on that oc asion was Aunt Betsy Teague. Her ;uests for the day were Mesdames ,ee Shaw, Lula Henry, Dorcas eWin y. Lou Dean. Allie Martin, Kate Cunt .ingham and the writer. When I liought of that day I felt like one who treads alone Some banquet hall descrted," r all but me have gone. The same Ind hearted hospitality for which the 'inley home was noted is still (is ensed there by Mrs. Watkins and her leasant daughter, Miss Bess. Again has death been in our imidst. Vhen the evening shades gathered on ist Monday evening the spirit of John .Madden went home. lie had been ick for several months and his death as not unexpected. lie leaves a wife nd five children, two sister, and one rother to mourn his death. Mr. Calcutt of Augusta and Mr. Robt. 'immerman of Clarks 1111 were here cr the funeral of their father-in-law ist Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant. Mr. John Armstrong of LaurcIIs was ut this way Tuesday morning hunt ig chickens. lie came in the wrong irection till after Childrens Day any ray! Lawson-)orn. William Lawson and Miss Enmmna torn, both of Enorce, were married by lagistrate Crews in his office Monday iorning, in the presence of a few in arested spectators. Following the cremony the couple left immediately r their future home. Autos Increasing Raipidly. According to the records in the lerk of court's omlce, there have been ver fifty automobiles purchased in his county since the first of the year. 'lie last car registered with the clerk ore tho iiumber 287 and several nowvn to have been sold had not been Lcensed. The county will easily pass le three hundred mark before the ad of the year. Violatedl (Child Latbor Laiw. C'ol umbia. May 15l.-CVom missioner Vatson announed~ today that it was ecessary yesterday to have arresiedl woman at Pacolet for violation of the 1h11( labor laws. lHer child was undler 2 years of age andl was worked in a till. She was finied $10. 'rhe arrest 'as made under orders of Inspector roesshel, of Chester. ndlgestion. Can't Eat? No Appetites A treatment of Electric Bitters in reases your appetite; stops indiges Len; you can eat overytpiing. A real pi~nng tonic for liven, kidney andl tomach troubles. Cleanses 'your thiole system and you coel fine. Elec ric Bitters did n prf for Mr. TI. D). 'ceble's stomach tjibles than any iedicino lie over ti d. Get a bottle )day 50c and $1.00 at your dlrug;Ist. ucklon's Arnica Salvo for' Eczema. Trwist the Gild SUM Largest and most comp] will find only prices 2/udorAZo. give youa privacy with the joys of "out o' doors." Sleep, eat on your porch 1 Got air, keen appetite and deep sleep through Dr Air, who soothes nerves back to health. Vu3dors laat. You can see out but not in. They keep fresh, for they're stained-not painted. We have them in various widths. $3 to $10 will equip the average porch with Vudors, They are cheaper beenuise they are ettier, 4, 0, 8 and 10 ft. sizes In stock. "The Freezer wth thle Aerating Dasricr" The most wonlerfil of all freezers. P v meanls Of its astonishimg nerat inig Spon)4' it whips n:r into (ery particlo of th" freezing cream, making ice ern m t 1h-:t . a revelation in texture end delicacv. )'; breakn all rceords in rp-, t! makes perfect ice cre~ua fi 3 imixariteg. Itequires muc let 'bor tad um.s lasr Ice and salt 0han aINy < !.,r . See it before y)ut I1:7. a f, 2, :1 4, 6, and 10 f(. sizes in stock. Once you use an Alaskia you wi ll nev er use any other. Ice boxes thait keel) lee. Several sizes to select from. Price fronm $8.75 up. II We invit IIS. M. &E. NOTICE OF EllTION. saild qtuestlon, Stat ofSouh Crolnaon the 36th (da Cunt y of L auroln, erton in said Couny ofLanrits.agemient of the Whtereas, petitIons signed by a le- district. gal number of the qualifiedI electorsq Only such el and free-holders resIding In Sullivan per sonail prol school district No. '7, banu rens county, who exhibItt South CarolIna, atsking for ant eletlin r egistI vtlon C upon01 the question of votIng- an addl- In the gener a tional 0on0 mIll tax upon the pr op- Iow~ed to vote erty In saId school district to be~ used T hose favo 0 rot' school purposes5C. ha~ve been fIled liona taxd shal wvith the county hoard or educationini ii, e or an electIon Is hereby orider' upont edili(( thereion.1 GREAT VALUES IN [MER G( ete stock ever shown ii goods of guaranteed qu are the lowest to be fou de - i~ ?kidor RE- ENFO RCED HAMMOCKS THE KIND THAT LAST Beautiful line In stock. Prires from $1.75 up. Go--Carts, light, dura1uble, ensy -runn, li, from $t.5 up. nic MA ,je BLL HIAE TH1 TIC SMI n :: UM5RO DIl M~ost complete and best line of Prices frot e you to call and inspec SH. Wilkes d said election to 1)e held mila ito lta y of May, 1911 at Bre'w- ltcnann h listr'ict, undler the man- Itn o rne hr trustees of Bald schoolopn ttehor f ectors as return real or Ith horo 4o'l erty for taxation andnonwe thy ha leir tax .rOceipts and tebloscutd ertifle se as reeguired Tetute hl I(i Idof shall be al- o h lcint h Ifig t he one mill addi-tonwthntu (ly I vote a ballot contain- am TIES" written or print i'hs gaist he o e na 113e hourdef foeonanIhl ti te ou o 4o'l nonEhe hegsa theckhalltond Th. I eY tru.. e L hal. DUP )ODS. i the State. Here you ality yet our nd. W;__ IIv I3P j *i~* Finest line of Refrigerators ever shown. Price frone $9.50 up to $50.00. Splendid Porch Itockers and Settees. 'rices fronm $1.2# up. rCKOLSTV CGINAL O. STOVE ".QUIPPE0 H A GLASS FOUNY PLE AS A LAMP. (ES A CLEAN AND POWERUL IE FLAME. Y TO RE-WICK OR REGULATE. PORCELAIN EURNER DRUMS T CAN'NOT RUST, AND AUTOMA- |M WICK STOP WHICH PREVEN'TS )KING. ARY COAL OIL *n Oil Stoves ever shown in city | n $7.50 up our line. SCompany. m ." voe,,"a WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS >n. Polls shall .em and an - i rouble wiher kia 8 o'clock In the neys and bladder? Ihnve you pains in enaini Open1 un loins, side, back and bladder? Ihnve you >c ntheatr flabby appearance of the race, and un I be closed, and urine? Ir so Wi~nrns' rde Pt1 w oure you--I 1rup.:Ist, l'rice 50c. 'lport the r'esult WILLIAMS MFC..CO., Preps.. Cleveland,OhIs county auditor 't1Ui(EAN bi)t ,00. ndtent of educal- ""CWC"j"" !I ' thereafter. -- SHSulvn .. C. lins & Co. heats the world ' .SI mm w hen It. (oines to sellinug not Ionsa nua rf County Iloard. racket goods. N .11 LI5HE5 -White 1l o, N. Y.. HMILTN.ir Oiur.