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* * *-* * * * * * * * * * e . * * * BARKSDALE NOTES. * * * ** * * * * * * e S e S * Sn.e Barksdale, June 15.-The farmers of this community are very thankful for these good rains they are get ting now. We had a real good rain last Friday. Miss idez and Daisy Baldwin were visiting Aliss Allie and Bessie lishop last Sunday. Miss Ruth Barksdale, who has been visit ing friends and relatives at IIartfort for tlie past two weeks, is at home now. Mi. and .\Mrs. .1. '. l leniderson were visiting at \i t'. T.A. rmstrong's Sun day. God has cnlled one of our good old fait.hfut darIk ies, .1. S. I'rankling, who .is been a good old faithful servant for many years. l':verylotdy was sor ry to hear of his death. lIe died at his ('hur'ch where he was a faithful and good tetinher last Sunday. * S * * * S S * * * * * 5 0 * M.\iDICN NI-:W'.. * * * * * * * * * * * * * S * Mladden. .June 11".-- 's sir: when onJle is told repeateIly that w lhen 'laddei N\ews" is lmissing ini your w eekly columniis, thler' is a u+ hty toi.l welv l I L tan n attre lik' t''y o be oatter andf w1itht a tgrin ih ist am-:' - td as tit' trut t To the tii .: old niau Who assaitred me solemnttily that'. .\itd - tien news was all that he read ih TI'e Advertiser; to the little woman :,t ha. euf Texas who has plaintively ''ot :flained "'hat is tie matter?" to the utaid in \'irgiitia who wrote "Siite' there is no \adden news there Is noth 'ig in 'Ile Advertiser" ,Now dom't 'et your iue pencil out!) to all oi - ers who have told me how mue:t they appreciate the dots I send asstrance "that I'm on the job again." Now that I have given my own self a very gen tIe pat on the shoulder, I'm ready to chronicle our goings and comings. I don't know who the Jonah is but very evidently he is with us, for no rain here yet. It rains to the south, we hear of it towards the west, in sight of us it comes in the east and we can smell it so near it comes on the north and still we are dry, dry. I beg leave to call attention to the program of the W. M. U. which will meet at New Prospect Saturday the 20th. Besides those on the program we will be very fortunate to have with us that day Dr. Eutzminger, of Brazil, head of the Baptist publishing house at Rio who will tell us many interest ing things of our work there. Dr. A. B. Langston has been on a visit to his uncle Dr. W. J. Langston of Columbia. Mrs. Langston and Miss Mamie Langston joined him there Tuesday. They will be accompanied home Friday by Dr. Eutzminger, who is a co-laborer of I)r. Ixingston in Baptist work in lrazil. Mrs. Junie Finley, who has been juite sick is now improving. DIr. Fen :tell. of Waterloo, has been her faith ful physician. Mr. and Mrs. Thturman Finley have a new boy at their' house. Mothetr andi habe ar'e doing well. Miss Kate Woffor'd left Saturtdtty fotr tihe summer school at Rock 11111. Mi'. J. D. Culehtson has ireturined front a tr'ip to New Orleans and the gulf, -ile was delighted with the ;tleasurte trip a nd is considering ill vesting in the land near ther'e. Miss Jlessie C'ulhertson htas be'en ont a visit to her uncle. Priof. 13. Yt. (Cul htertson. Mrs. May' Mtaddtett andi childrten sipent sunday with hter cousin, Mrs. Griiff linley. The friends of Ml's. Madiden wvill be glad to know that shte is im turoving. Miss .Julla (Cuningham has gone to nturse her uncle near Mountville who Is thought to be taking fever'. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TYLERSVILLJE DOTS. * * * * * s* * * * * * * * * * '* 'I * * * * TPylersv-ilIe, Ju tne 1..---Th'ie farmers of this section aret r'athler' blue over their cr'ops, not1 hlaving any rain to amount to anytlhing in severl~t weeks. Mrxs. J1. WV. P E'terson) andt grand ter an extendetld visit to re(lti ves at Greer and 'pa rt anhurtg. Mr'. Ni los Clartk of'(' Itoni spent thle week end with r'elat i e's herl'e. Miss Fanitie IPool1e returnifled home Satur tday from lilackS .\lount11a in, N. V. whlere' she hats been at tt'nding thie Blue11 M'Jss M\at tie Hell PcIeters'ton is in (lintton attedinlg the, orhlanage comn -rnencemientI. Mr'. and Mr's. I". L. ('ooper andit chill diren ale vlsi t ing re(lati vs here'(. Mr'. Willi1am Peter'son of Woffor'd c'ollege is at homie for' the situmer v2 Sation. 'Miss Grace Poole r'eturined home from Charleston Friday to spendl the s'um'mer with home folks andi friends. Mr. and Mi's. R. E.~ Poole and Mas ter Eiatile, spent Suinday wIth Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Holland and family. Mr. Will Wright of Clemson college etniend home folks last week. Quite a number from the conimun ity attended Sunday school at Lang ston Sunday morning. It is a very lively Sunday school and new mem bers are being enrolled every Sun (lay. * * * .TE3iS F1OM O1iNGS. * * * * . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Owings, June 15.-On 'last Thursday .lessrs .1. W. Dupree, R. O. Hunt. J. T. Owings, Erskine Stodard, and Mr. Gray, all of this town, left for Reedy river to engage In a fishing party. It was exceedingly late when the tired, but jolly crowd returned, and they were forced to admit that their luck might have been much better. Miss .lany Goddard of ('oronaca. but who has been visiting lr. and Mrs. It. A. Stoddard for the past. few wecks. returned to her hiomtle last Salt itchay. Alr. I. It. Duprce of Simpsonville spect Friday night withi his father, \Iv. 1. \V. )elprce. M'rs. A. \l. Smith of Iuncans was the guest of \rs. Ilattie Willis last laturday. Ml r. and \I l's. Thomas Owings were the ;uests of Mliss !Price Wallace last Saturlay. M1 r. andi .\i rs. .\rthur Stoddard were the gues:ts of .\lr. andI \irs. L. L. Tem pItiton I:+:t 'l' tisdiy night. \lisses 1.ila loore and Miss enulalh Itryson called on .\lrs. illen 8todd!ard ast S aturday af'tenoon. .I. .I. Ilunter had a catr of i'e ship tine in this town last. Tuesday, and states that lie will remain in the iee business in the future. The people of this place consider it a great favor to buy ice so cheap. and get it whenever they prefer. .liss Lila Moore, who has been re siding with her sister, Mrs. R. A. Stod dard during the past winter and spring returned to her home at Mt. Vernon, where she will remain for several months. Misses Annie and Alva Stoddard, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stoddard were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stoddard last Friday. * C* * * * * * * * * * * * * LANFORD NEWS. " " " Lanford, June 15.-It is hot and dry through this section . The small grain crop is very good. A threshing ma chine would do some good business through here. Capt. J. W. Lanford has returned from a visit to Cold Springs. \iss Nannie Lanford is visiting .liss Ruth Wash, at Parksville. S. C. Ml iss Flossie Lanford and Mr. Rich ard Moore were married last Thursday in Spartanburg. They will make their home at Gray Court where Mr. .loore is in business. We wish for them a long and happy life. Mrs. Darrell Nelson and two chil dren are visiting her sister, Mr1is. Joe Williams. Mr. and Airs. Palmer Thomas and Mir. and Mr's. L. (.. Mloore spent S'un day at .T. R. Franks'. 'Mrs. W. M. hiiggins andl son, Jack, are speindinig the summer wvith Mrs. .J. S. Hliggins. Al1rs. W. Ii. Drtummnontd is visitinig Mrs. Louis Anderson in Laurens. AMr. Pierce Rogers and wvife ate spending sonic time at WV. I!. Drum La:nf('rd has put oni new life since the college boys and girls have gotten com. oMeG Pat teirson's faitly have com hmefor the summerlt'i. Aliss Roblin Pat teison is at htome af ter an extemndedi visit to Greenville and Spar tanitbtirg. Alri. IEarl Ic Thomas spent Saturday night and Sunday here with his par' ents. .\lrm. J. M. 'hDeShieleuls andc wife and Aliss Grace attended Wofford comn mlenlcemlent t his wveek. AMin. Oscar Cannoint and ftamily of linen Ptath spenit Sunday at Mir. L. Ml. Caninon's. Airs. Mattie Lanford is imnproving slowly. Mrs. T. R. WVolff is sickd at thils writ lug. Misses Minnie amid Mlaggie Cooper arc at home fronm liot Splrings, N. C.. where they have been in school. Air. andc AMrs. .1. Lee Langston spent Sunday at Alin. H. J1. Patterson's. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *~ * * * * MOUNT OLIVE.* *C * * * ** ** * ** * * * * ** * Alt. Olive, Jutne 1 5.-Rev. W. A. Due worth It reachted liere Sutn day itight. ie delivered a v'ery forceful sermoni and( wvas greeted by a large anid attIen lyve atudience. Mrs. Mlary Snmlith, widow of the late Dr. Jfno. R. Smith, of Laurens, is spenin~iig several (lays wilth Mr. anid Mrts. Jloel A. Smlithi. Miss Pearl Anderson and brother, Mr. Johinnie Anderson, apent Sunday with Miss Lillie Martin. Mesttt'. George and Herbert Coop er attended the big barbecue at Water loo Ratutivay. 'Rev. W. A. Ducworth visited Mr. Geo. W. Washington, S'aturgay night, Mrs. Emma Mahon of Rabun is vis iting friends and relatives in this vi cinity. Mlr. Ralph Davenport of Ware Shoals spent Saturday night with Mr. Jim Culbertson. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 'Martin visited at Dr. J. O. Martin's Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. E0rnest Uurnts of IEkon spent Sunday with MIr. Osgood Mar tin. 'Mrs. .ohn Wells of Coronaea is vis iting her son, Mr. .1. C. Wells. * * * NEWS FROM YOUNGS. * * * * * * A * * * * * * * * * * r * * Youngs, .lune Ia.--ILast week we had Several nice siowers, and some parts of the township had hard wind and rain. Last Tuesday the little soin ofl Mr. Andrew iianadhack was struck l lightning and instantly killed while inl the house. At thle Same time his mlothl 1r was Si) severely shocked that foi .everaI days it was thought that she c outld not. recover. but when last heard fr0m she was iniproving. The iamiily li cS 1(1 Wbetcin her(" and Gray Court. (luring tie saine storm, it is report ed that .\ll. Itoht. ('ody who lives Oil Mr. W. I'. HIarris' place had a cow killed by lightning. L.ast. Friday afternoon Itethany ihurh, ill the northwest part of this towniship was blownr down and aimost coinpletely demolished. There was tot have been an all-,'.;iy siiigi:ng at liethiajy Sttnday, but it w:, held at the Schoolhouse nearby instead Several irom this section atteulted thite singing. Mrs. Grteen. who lives with her Son, Mr. W. O. Sutton, has been qtuite sick for several (lays. She returned home last Sunday from an extended visit to her daugh ter at Welford and her sister at Spar tanburg. We think Mr. and Mrs. Sutton have the prize baby of JLurens county. He is 3 1-2 months old and weighs a lit tle rmore than 21 pounds. Let us hear from some one else. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burdett visited Mrs. Burdett's grandmothtr, Mi s. Mad den, at Waterloo Saturday. Mrs. S. h. Glenn visited her mother. Mrs. Mandten at Waterloo a few Clays ago. Mr. J. 13. Williams and family of Lanford visited relatives here Satur day and Sunday. Mi's. Darrell Nelson of Cierrer is visiting her sister, .firs. Alex Aoer crombie and Mrr. W. Z. William,. Miss Jessie lburdette ::as in liior're shopping S'at.irlay. Miss Essie (:lenn of l')ie visitt.i relatives he: Saturday. Mr. Austin Abercrombic spent Sat urday night with Mr. 1. F. Davis no'a Ora. My iirst berries were Panned. the tit Inst and not the 7th as statgd last week. * S.. *e oe e e ee 4 * Princeton Locals. P'rince'ton, Ju ine 1 5.-Mr' Sloani D. Bagwell is at home from the universi 3y of' South Car'olina to spend t he summer mionthis. -Mri. anti Mi's. M. M.. Arnold and daughter, Eleanor, spent Saturdally with relatives in H oneat Path. Rtev. Rt. F. Mor'ris was a v'isitor' in Miss IKiddie Arnold is visiting rela lives in Pelzer. (Cadets .1. h. W,~ood antd J. A. Iiritt of ('lemson ('01lege aire at home foi' the stunmer' months. Mris. 'T. II. (Cariter' has r'etu rned fr'omi a ileasanit visit to her dauightei', Mirs. J. E. Alien ini lionea Path. MrIi. J1. K. Saxon wats a visitor ini Waie Shoals Friday. Miss Mariy Arn'iold is visiting her auniit, Mi's. W. L. Taylor in Laurens. Messi's. it. A. Cooper and J1. S. Machen of Lautrens, were Sunday visitois here'f. Little Miss Mattie Monroe of I lorea Patth spent a few dalys with irelatives hiere this w'.eek. R1ev. 1R. F. M orriis hats i'eturntd fr'om iLatta, whieri lie assisted in a seies of meetings. Mrhi. W. II. Carter' wais a viitor in H onea Paith Thur'sday. tit the M iss lNngen in Mon roe Is visit - ing in Lauren'siI this week, tht guest of heri autt Mi's. 11. A. 'Cooper. Messrs. it. A. Monroo and W. C. Foster' wee Hundoay visitrs here. Mirs. Smith anod MaisterI Williami Stone hav~e r'etur nned from a visit to friends In H onea Path. Mr. J. F. [Davis was a visitor in Mr'. and Mr's. Rt. A. Monroe, of hionca Path splent Sunday with rela tives her'e. Mrs. W. HI. Monroe and childi'en, Lucile and Lillian. spent Iast week endl with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ilurts near lHonta Path. Miss Lydie Bagwell is visiting rela ivon nmer Un-nea Path. Frederica Morris has returned from a visit-*to relatives in Turbeville. Mr. Bascom Cheek spent Saturday in Honea Path. Miss Lucile and Master Ewell Cul bertson of Greenville are visiting rel atives here. "* * * . e *e * " " " * " " 4 * DIALS. * " * * "* " " O " " * " " " * * "** "* Dials, June 15.-Miss Nell McCall is on an extended visit to llendersonville. I r. Marvin Armstropg left Monday for Boston where he will resume his dities. iBefort reaching Boston how ever, he will stop over for several days in North Carolina and New York .\liss 10lma I lrris had as her guest last, week. Misses Alpha and Vera Mar tin!. Mrs. Iobert Owings and children of Poluntain Inn, silent Sunday with Mrs. 11. Y. Simmons and family. Mr. Charlie Mctall Was the weekv entid giuest ot' his parents, Mr. anai .rs. .\lee McCall. .\rs. I. S. rooks has rtriiined frot at Ipleasati t visit with relatives in Laurens. \Ir. and .iMrs. Arthur !larris and11 (chibiren, speant Sunday with .\l r. I). I). i i{Jams and family. .\ I iss \laie ('iiy was the gttest of1 her cousini, .\iss l ileen ('urry Thu 11rsday. .\essrs. .1. It. and 1). 1). 11: ownlee were bPusin:es visitors in I aurets Saturday. Mrs. 4). i). Iarris and son, Malarvin. visited relatives in Iattrens last week. Miss ssie Nash of Fountain inn was the attrat ive guetst of Miss Jewel Curry Sunday. Mrs. Z. N. (ray spent last week with her dagitter Mrs. Floyd Curry, who is very ill at this writing. Mr. C. I). Fortner, candidate for railroad commissioner, was in our midst - last week for the purpose of meeting the "dear people" I presume. lie made a good impression however, and doubtltss many votes besides. Rev. F .W. Munnerlyn filled his reg ular appointment here Stnday morn ing by preaching a rousing sermon to a, good congregation, using for his subject "jealousy". Mrs. Essie Roberts and children of Ilacksburg, returned to their home last week after a short visit with Mrs. Roberts' sister, Mrs. Ambrose Holder. Miss Lurce Abererombie entertain ed a number of her young friends Sat urday evening with a "tacky party" Refreshments were served, and all report a nice time. Miss Kate Curry is expected home Saturday from Columbia. where she has been teaching in the 'I'pworth Orphanage for the past several months. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray and little son .Jim. of Shiloh, visited relatives here Sunday. U'se an Alaska Freezer, they freeze quicker and it takes less ice. All siz es in stork. * * *) * * * * * *) * * * ' * * ** * JONES NEWS* Jones, Juane 15.-Rev. it. F. Morris of Princeton gave us a splendid ser mon. 11e wili continule to preachl for is every second( Sunday night. Rev. Wim. lluzhardt of liod1ges also( gave us a good sermon yesterday aif ternloon. H~e will preach for u18 On tile -Ith Sunday afternoonls at 5 p. im. Misses Sara and J1enlnie Mart in and I sabell liencham have retutrned from L~ander. Miss Wynoina Riley hlas tfiied her1 schoo01 near'141 Lauras anld meturnedlC~ home.* Messrs. Walter and Frank Jlones have at beautiful crop. Mr. and Mrs. (1. L. (Graham were tile recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Graham of Hodges. We' recently had thle pleasure of mleetiing the( following friends, lDrs. 1100(d and Russell of Green wood, Dr. Cooper of Ekoma, 'Dr. D)onnan of lloyds mill and Jtudge Acker of Donalds. .Judge B. L~. l lenderson and his5 gr'and~son M\aster' Douiglals Smnithl have retu rnedl from a veriy plleasanlt tri p to rma nchville. TIhe hall1 eame at Ware Shoals on Saturdaliy between Ilionca Path andt Ware't Shoals resutlted 6 to 2 in favor of Ware( Shoals. WXe recntly had1( thle pleasurte of mneetintg Mr's. IBallentine, widow of the late lamented D~r. W. J. lHallentine. Iler friends will he gladl to hear thlat she is enjoying goodl health. Mrs. TI. N. Grahlam and dlaughter, Miss Sara. of Stoney Point visited Mr. and Mtrs. 0. 1. (Graham last week. Mr. Wilton Strawhomne of Laurens, is one a visit to his father, Mr'. John St rawhome. Misses Belle and TLillian .Jones are in attendance upon the State summer schoo01 at Rock Hill. Outr Refrigerators uso less ice, and keep things cooler. . Complete stock on hand at reasonarble prices. See our line of Porch Rockeors, pic s from at1.r, u. * * * * * * *TIZ SOOTHES SORE, *9 * PINE BLUFF NEWS. TIRED, SWEATY FEET * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "* *," Ali! what relief. No more tired feet; Pine Bluff, June 15.-Mir. Gus Coats no more burning feet, swollen, bad visited his parents yesterday near smelling, sweaty feot. No uore pain Harris corns callouses or bunions. No mat Harri Sprngs.ter what ails your feet or what under Little Mary, the daughter of Mr. and the sun you'vo Mrs. W. 11?. Griffin, of Cross 11111, is t r 1 e d without spending a while with her grandfa- getting relief, ther, \1r. R. S. Griflin. just use "TIZ." 'TI," draws 'Tht W. M. U. will meet at Betha T out all tiio p)0 bara in July. We hope to have a good honous exuda meeting. t 1 0 n its which Mlr. and Mrs. Gay Thompson of Puff up the Ninety Six were recent visitors of W. fet; "'I'I" is P. Turner's family. is g d a K" Mir. .1. Ii. Campbell and wife and "TI Z" w ill Miss Mazelle, visited M r. Sain lry- cu re your fo t is so you'll t " son's famhily, of Moutville yesttrday. er limp or c your face in pai. Ars. les, of otville, was the m tight and your Mrs Lles o Mnaivile ~~s hefeet will nov neerhurt or' get sore, guest of Mrs. W. P. Adair during the swollrn or tired. imst week. (;et a 25 cent box at any drug or .\i('sss. Irvin 11111 and W. G. floaz- department store, and gett instant r mali were the guests of W. El. Me- lief. IDaniel's faat ily of the Ikom section .\ir- G. . I ~.lozan is imaproving reectl tly. H rM..Augustus G1 i~r . ad visited his brother in Greenwood this week. Attorney at Law 'OPENS OFICE l 1 tE. HA N\1 oF lI',S 111,11. -l--in office' r(-elltdy- ociCied by J01111 l. .lr. Gts Hiart, A i.aurens Roy Opens iiet'etset, Iaw Office in the lank of Laiurens liluildinrg. atteni(111 giieu to nil busiuest .r. .\ugustus U. I fart, a well-knitown rtice il ill State (ourts. y.oung i.aurells luau, has Oieled an of flee here for the practice of law. Mr. iart is the son of Mrs. C. . C S PILLS Clark of this city. lie graluat- T DIn toIL it. edl at the University of South C let tr !'lll ~ ~ ~ inIr n lf r A\ll Carolina in 11' 12 with A. It. and It. S. ',.ses sealed with llue 10 T nbo other. i,, of "racV dcgrees and was assistant in the (e- 1 Askctll.(,1.TPII im ment of biology at the university eats known as Best.Satest;AlwaysRellnb'. in 191: while studying law. In \lay of SO[D BYDRIflISTSEVERVWHEtE last year he went to work for the State For sale by Supreme Court, where he has worked LAU ENS DBUG CO. since, resigning to open up his law of- Druggists Everywhere. Ilee in Laurens. This year he receiv ed the degree of bachelor of laws from the university, with distinction. 'Mr. Hart deserves much credit for having won such an excellent' education, es pecially so since he worked his way through college. He has opened up a law office in the office recently occupied by John M. Cannon, deceased, in the Bank of Laur'ens building. IT'S TRET, FOR BALKY BOWELS AND STOMACHJ " .,. 04 We want all people who have chron trouble or conmtipation, The Village Blacksmith: lmatter ohow long standing, tf try one dose of Mayr's Wondcrfrrl Stom ach Remedy-one dose wvill convince couldn't hold a candle to the way we you. This is the mtedicine so mnny of our local people have been taking shoe horses, and make all kinds of with surprising fcsulte. The most Iron work. We have every modern ap thorough system clefuiser we "Iver sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem- pilance for turning out good, quick. edy is no0w sold here by Laurens Drug work and all the skill that has eum Co. ulated through the experience of ages. Pr(etty ;c05t cards of Laurenls, 5 for Glad to prove it to you any time. S. Mayes~ 5 and ie Store. IJ. D. 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