Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ROl BAKING Absolute Absolutely has Many mixtures substitutes for I baking powder composition or c so wholesome a nor will make Royal is the only Bi from Royal Grape LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. Mr1. l. Cooper of Owings was a visitor hore last Friday. Mr. W. IH. Suttle of Gray Court carme down Friday to spend the day. -liss Sadie Rossignal of Greenwood, is visiting in Laurens as the guest of Miss Dot IIudgens. Mrs. J. C. Garlington and Mr. and Mdrs. Frank Spratt of Greenville, spent Sunday in the city. Mr. John Yarborough from near Cross Anchor was a visitor in Lau rens last Wednesday. Mrs. John F. Molt spent a few dlays in Greenwood inst week as the guest of Mrs. L. G. McGee. Mr. iEdward McCrady spent last \Ve linesday and 'Thursday in Green Wood on business. Rev. W. iE. Thayer, of Chester, caine over yesterday to the funeral of .\lrs. It. A. Cooper. Miss Rebecca Dial left yesterday for Denmark to visit her cousin, .\liss Guess. 11. II. Blease, Esq., brother of Gov. Cole L. Blease, was an interested spec tator at the Sullivan trial Friday. >\'. J. N. Wright, Jr., of Spartan burg, spielt the week-end in the city with his father, Mr. J. N. Wright, Sr. Mrs; W. N. Wright and Miss Lilla Dorsey, of Jackson, Miss., are visiting relatives in the city. Miss Grace Barksdale, of Green wood, has been visiting Miss Dorothy Iludgens for several days. 'C. C. Featherstone, of the Green woodl bar, attended court here the lat ter part of the week. Dr. W. HI. Washington spent several days in th~e city the early part of the week. Mrs. .Josephi T. JTohnson and children have beeni visiting her mother, Mr is. Amelia Anderson, for several days. Miss Helen Sullivan is visiting friends in Waiterboro and othler lplac es in tit.q lower part of tihe state. .Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Moore and SOin, or Honen Path, attended the funeral of Mr's. R. A. Cooper yesterday. .Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Davis, of Princetonl, were here yesterdlay to at tend the funerai of Mrs. Cooper. Messrs. W. H. and J. P. Poole, of oreenville, uncles of Mrs. R. A. Coop er, were hlere to attend her funeral. Miss 10stelle Taylor, of Princeton, spent several days in tile city last week wviths relatives. Mrs. A. C. Todd has ref urnued firom MadIson, VCa., whelre she has b)een visitiing relatives. iMrs.. T. L. Timmierman spent yes terday in Spiartanburg with her moth er. M rs. ILowls Maclhen, of Greenville, attendedc~ the funeral of Mr's. Cooper yesterdlay. Messrs. .Johnu L. Blagwell and MT. Bi. McCuen, of Princeton attended tile funeral of Mrs. Cooper yesterday. Mrs. -B. K. Hlumphrles and son, D. K. hleft 'Baturday for IElborton, Ga., to spond the summer. M4r. W. H. Hudgens is in th~e city after an extended trip over his ter ritory. - diss Dorcas Calmes loft Monday fo a visit to se'eral cities in Wississippi *after which she will go to Saluda,, 1N. 0., for several weeks. Messrs Luther 'Brice and Rutledge 10sborne, Wofford college students, spent several days here last week as -the guests of their college-mate, Mr. SMiun Lncan. rAL. POWDER ty Pure r no substItute are offered as toyal. No other is the same in ffectiveness, or nd economical, such fine foo king Powder made Cream of Tartar Miss May Singleton, of Columbia, is the guest of Miss Mayme Ferguson on West Main Vtreet. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allen, of Ilonen Path, were here yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. It. A. Cooper. Mr. 13. C. Crisp and daughter, of Mountville, were in the city yester day. Miss Mary King, of Clinton, has been visiting friends in the city for several days. liiss Albera Riddle has returned home after a week's visit to frienis and relatives in Clinton. Mir. Rex Simpsoi, of .Miullinis, is spending the week in the city with relatives. Supt. of Education J. it. Sullivan will attend the meeting of state sup erintendents at 'Winthrop college this week. Sheriff '.John I). Owings, who has been ill for several weeks, was re ported yesterday as being somewhat hetter. Solicitor .1. K. lenry, of Chester, a warm friend of lion. I. A. Cooper, was here yesterday to attend the fun eral of Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. J. X. Richardson and little son, John, are in Wilmington, N. C., where they will remain for several weel:s visiting relatives. Miss Corrie hart has- returned to the city after a visit of several weeks to relatives in the lower part of the state. Miss Wit Lou Gray and Miss Beth Shell are among the teachers from this county who are attending the summer school at Winthrop college. Mr. Eugene KIng, of Clinton, Pass ed through the city Monday on his way to Augusta w'here lie has accept ed1 a ptosition. Mr. .J. Ilolandl Willis, who has been making his home in S'partanburg and1( wh'lo Is nowv living in Gray Court was a visitor In Laurenus Friday. Mr. andI Mrs. JTames RI. Davis are sptending some time with Mr. Davis' parents near Clinton. While Mr. D~a vils Is away Mr. flon Sullivan Is act lng as substitute cairrier In his place. Miss Louise Chilcot, who was with Mlnter~ Company here for several sea sons, Is vIsiting Miss Bramble for sev eral (lays on her wvay home from Den nettsville. Mrs. W .R1. ichey, Sir., and Mtrs. J. Jr. Adams wIth her two children wvill leave Wednesday for H~endlersonville, N. C., to visit Mir. anid Mrs. C. E. Park cir for several weeks. Messrs. Rufus May and "Tack" Towvnsend, of Greenwood, were visitors ini the city Sunday, having come over' through the country in Mr. May's au tomobile. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. WIllis had as their guests last wveek theIr nieces, Misses Laura Clinkscales, of. Andlerson and Laura Lee Willis and S'araah Mackey, of GreenvIlle. Mr. Ellis Gray, scon of Mr. andl Mr's. R. L. Gray, was among the graduat ing class of Trinity College this year. His brother, Mr. Car'ol Gray, Is also a student there. Mr. and Mrs. Gray attended the commencement exorcis es. M. J. Owings, pruesident of the rmers .Bank, and C. HI. Roper, osshier of the Enterprise Bank, are ~ttending the meeting of the State Blankers associatIon in Charleston this week. Dr. 0. C. Albright and Dr. TI. L. Timmerman attended the meeting of the eouth Carolina dental association in oreenville last week. Dr. Clifton Jones was on the program for a pa per, but .he was unable to attend. Ball Ganes This Week. /'ho crack Watts Mills aggregation [f ball players will journey to Green wood 'Thursday morning to begin a three games series, one game of which will be played here. Thursday tnd Friday afternoons the two teams. will battleoon the Greenwood diamond Ernd on Saturday afternoon the 'Watts Mill and. Greenwood braves will go after each other on the local Watts Mills ground. The game here Satur day afternoon is scheduled to com mence at 4:30 o'clock and the great est game of the season is expected, the Greenwood team having been "collaborated" from all sections of the state and the Watts boys giving promise of being In fine form. * * ** ** ** ** * ** * * ** * *R * ('ROSS I11LL. * * * * * * *. * * * * * *' * * * * * * * 4' Cross 11111, June 22.-A number of relatives and many friends here deep ly sympathize with the family of Mr. John Mlathews, who (lied at Clinton where he had gone for treatment.. Mr. Mathews,, whose splendid home is sit uated in the upper part of Newberry county eight miles below Cross Hi11, had been sick several months of a compliation of diseases. He had sought relief from various sources without avail. A few weeks ago he went to Clinton under special medical care, but continued to grow worse un tii last Saturday when the end came. ills remains were brought here Sun (lay and interred at Souls Chapel Methodist church. The funeral was .'ondilucted by 1lev. .1. T. Miller, of Wa terloo in the presence of a large con course of sorrowing friends and grief stricken relatives. The deeeased was a successful farm ier, about .15 years of age, and leai es a wie, who was Miss Willie May hl1l, and two children, together with a number of other relatives. ,Mrs. Gussle .\leDonald and children of Atlanta are spending the summer here with lris. Mdionald's parents, .\ r. and .lrs. Sam Crisp. Airs. Anna Wells and daughters, Misses Nellie and Mabel of Atlanta, are visiting their many relatives and friends in Cross 1111. Mrs. Shm Turner went to Atlanta last. week to see her (laughter, Miss Abbie, who was quite sick. Miss Abbie is improving and they are expected home in a day or two. )r. and Mrs. Whitesides of Maiden, N. C.. are spending some time here with the latter's brother, Mi. 1'. It. liasor. ''hey will also visit relatives near I)onalds before retn in lag homie. Mlrs. W. II. lisor of \hilttmire, with her Iwo children. was a prominent Cross 11111 visitor last week. Many friends give a cordial wel come to .\Iisses Leonora and Gertrude Leamnan of Greenwood while they on joy a pleasant visit among the people of this. their native home. Mr. John 11. Rasor and little .J. 1I., .1r., of Greenville, spent Sunday in Cross 11111. hays Pharmacy h ti'6uariters foi' LIV-V1mL.\~X. V Mr. Yan cy Gilkersoii has nceptedl a ptosition in Florence wvith his form er empIloyer' andl w.ill leavec next wveek for that city. Mr. Gilkerson has hun dredsd of friends throughout. thle city and county w~ho regi'et that lie is go ing to leave his native town. Oh! you enalomel get/'uut of the way and~ let LIV-VEhl.I do(1 the woi'k. P~uriely vegetable. As Itays Pharmacy llev. and Mr's. Frank War'dlaw atnd children, who have many friends andl relatives here, have been visiting at the home of Mi'. andl Mirs. C. HI. Iloiper for several days. Sunday night Mr. Wai'dlaw preached an imprei'sslve sermon at th~e Presbyterian church, taking as hIs subject "The Manliness of Christ." .Why be constipa wh~ien you nn b~uy Li V-VER-~LA X Wom Rays P'harm acy. Coughs and Colds W1eakeni the System. Continued coughs, colds and broni chial troubles are depr'essing and( wveakcn the system. Los of weight and appetite genei'ally follow. Get a 50c bottle of Dr1. King's New Discov-. er'y ,today. It will stoy your cough. The fIrst (lose helps. 'lhe best mledi eine for stubborn ~c6ghs, colds and all throat and lung yfubles. Mir. 0. 11. Brown, Muscatine, Ala., writes: "My wife was sick during thte hot sum mer01 months andl I honestly believe Dr'. King's Newv Discovery saved her lire." Good for' children. 50c and $1.00 at your' druggist. NOTICE OF ELECTION. An election for tr'ustees of Ora school district 'No. 12 will be, held at Ora, S. 'C., en the 1st 'I'esda in July, being the 7th day of thi 4n nthi at the stable of L. P. Blakele -' JAMICS H. ULL1 VAN, 48-2t By order of County .Board. DR. CLIFTON JONES ,Dentist eme La sms aUna PbmtgeOe. '.. as; Raunam. 1St HEADQUARTERS FOR Fruit Jars, Jar Rubbers, Jar Tops and Jelly Glasses. _ Solid Carload in stock of best quality and at very " LOW PRICES. + Extra T1ops, best quality, onl 15 espr dozen oLatest style and best quality Jelly Jar Rubbers 5 and 10cts per doz. Glasses only 25 per doz. Best Quality Sure 'calJarsBall Screw Top Mason Jars Pints peGO 0cents Pintsper doz. 50 cents doz. L Come and let us save you money and give you 4 $the best goods. PnS. N. & E. H. Wilkes C Cmpany CHARLES FROHMAN'S GREAT PRODUCTION " 'THE DAUGHTER OF THE HILLS" By The Famous Players Film Company The AT The-Idle Hour ~Ahursday, June 25th. A Romance of Ancient Rome played in the shadow of Nero's Throne; the conquest of a Savage Heart by a Gentle Love. On account of the warm weather, those who can, are particularly urged to attend the Matinee to avoid the crowd. Price --- 5cts and ins.