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LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. R. L. Motes, of Atlanta, is vis iting his relatives here. Mr. H. C. Duncan, of Cold Point, was a visitor in the city Monday. Dr. and Mrs. W. H-. Dial are spend ing awhile in Hot Springs, N. C. Mrs. .Thad Simpson is in Ashville, N. C., visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Roper are spending several days in Henderson Ville. Mrs. A. I. Sanders and little son are spending several weeks in Saluda, N.' C. Mr. M. . Copeland spent the week end in Saluda with Mrs. Copeland and child ren. Messrs. J. F. Hfarty and Arth-ur Lee spent Saturday and Sunilay in Saluda. iDr. W. IT. Irby has retuirned from Hot. Springs, N. C., where he has been spending most of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and children of Greenville have been visiting relatives in the city. Mr. C. Ii. Roper left Monday to join Mrs. Roper in Little Switzer land, N. C. Miss Anna Prentiss of Greenville urrived in Laurens yesterday to be the guest of relatives. . Mr. 1C. W. Garrett of Greenwood, spent Sunday in Laurens with his mother, Mrs. \V. 11. Garrett. Miss Bessie Crews will leave today for Atlanta where she will spend somb time with relatives. Mrs. C. D. Cobb with her children, of Greer, are visiting her sister, Nirs. ID. It. Blakeley. Mr. and .NI's. 11. F. Fleming of Greenwood are in the city visiting their son, NIMr. R. F. Fleming, Jr. Miss Margaret I)lal and Master' Frank D!al left last Sattrday for a stay in Biltmore, N. C. Misses Elizabeth and Lenoir 11111 of Greenville, arrived 'yesterday to be the guests of irs. Vir'ginia Caine. I isses Olivia and Bettle Bramlette leave ithis morning for Mt. Mitchell, N. C. Mr. and Nts. Warren Bolt and childrenl are spentding several Weeks at Hender'sonville, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. Ii. K. Aiken will leave this week for IIendersonville, N. '., going through the country in an automobile. Col. L. E. Burns, of ied Iron Racket fame is spending several days in (reenville looking after binsliless intrests. Misses ('aroine S'peights an .ne' s Speigats of (reenville will arl.,e to day to be the guests of Nlisses himo gene and Kathleen Wilkes. Miss Nantio Peterson is spending seve:al aILiays in Darlilngton as the guest of her brother, 'Nir. John Peter son. Prof. and Nits. .J. Furman Thomason and child, of Blainbridge, Ga., are visiting Prof. Thomnason's relatives in this county. Mr. U. Keenhan, secretary of the Lau rens bottle blowers associal lon, left several days ago for Mlassilon, 0., where lhe wiillI visit his paretnts. Misses Willie May, Annie Hello atnd Bess Childr'ess have returned from a pleasat visit to relatives ini Foun tain Inn. Mr's. E. C'. Simpson, of the Bar'ks dale sectfin, took the train htere Mon day for Deeanur, Ala., to visit her parents. Prof. anid Mrs. B. L. Parkinson have arrived in laurens and ill be0 at the home of Nits. VirginIa Caine on South Harper street. Miiss Roberta Dor'roh, accompanied b~y Misses Salli D~orroh and Lucy Pedon of Gray Court, left Monday for a trip to several places in Georgia. Mrs. John T. Stevens of Kershaw Is visiting Iter parents for a few days, after whlich sihe wvill leave for H end~er' sonville, N. C. Mr's. James Dunkhin and lIttle son, Miss Virginia Grey and Mr. Russell Gray are spendin' a few days on Suxl Hfvans Islanid. Mrs. JT. ID. Jeans of Greenwood, Rpent sever'al days here last week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ilampll Hunter. Mt'. Jeans caine over and spent Sunday withx them. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Darlington, and Misses Lucy Vance aed Claudia DarI ington left. Monday for Green Park, N. (3., where they will spend a month. They motored through the country. iMisses Polly Prentiss of Greenville, Orace IDuPre of Spartanburg, and Lolla Dell Ramsey of Anderson, ar rived yesterdaty to* visit Miss Carol Roper. Mise Iv al and Jeanette Sandrsof UionandGladys Gridges of ,Blackstock, the gnests of Mr...and Mrs. J7. T. A. Ballew epent the day here Tues=An. Mr. W. M. Hayes if Greer spent a cpuple of days here this week. ie will leave Thursday for the northern markets and will be accompanied by his father. Mrs. R. 1. Babb was called to At lanta yesterday morning on account of the sudden death of Robert Adams, a nephew. The deceased visited here whihn a child. Mirs. W. W. Rucker returned to her home in Bessemer City, N. C., Mon day after a very pleasant visit to her sister. Mrs. W. H. 'Culbertson Jr., In the Mount Pleasant section. Misses Mario Setzler, of Spartan burg, Maartha Boozer, of Columbia, and Shirley Black, of Gerogetown, will arrive today to be members of a house party. Miss Margret Dunlap will entertain a house-party this week composed of Miss Maarle Setzler, of Spartanburg, Miss Martha Boozer, of Columbia, and Nis4 Shirley Black, of Georgetown. Mlr. Richard Dunlap, who is now on the Dunlap place near Alountville, and .\lr. 10ugene Stokes were members of a very enjoyable house-party in Abbeville county last week. 'Mr. Jack B. Timmerman, at one time employed at the local freight station ofilce of .the C. &. W. C. rail road, has been transferred to the lampton oflice where he now holds a mocre responsible position. + +.I-~++'Z++++ + + + ++ + SOCIETY. + I+ ++ ++++ ++++ ++ 11n1trwell-Anders4on. .\Mr. Claude S. igwell, formerly of Lanureiis, and .liss Alida A iierson. of 'eiisylvaniia, were married oil the 2Ist of .1uly. Mr. llagwell is a brother of Chief lkagwell of this city ald hl s numbers of other relatives in tills coun ty. Nir. and Mrs. llagwell will make Itlffalo, N. Y., their fiittire hote. ooo 3r. and11 mrs, lhtvenport lieturni. Mr. aid Irs. .1ames Davenport, who spelit their honeyioont at the Isle of Palms, retu rned to tle city ''hu rsday evening. They were givn nit en thus instIc reception by their friends ip on their arrival. A brass band had been procured for the occasion anld placed In the tire-wagon pulled by the two big grays. As the young couple got lito their carriage, the baid struck up a i lively tune and the pro cession staited tip the street. .l r. Davenport, who is a member of the city police force an(d fire departilent was married to 'irs. Da\v.'n port at reieiiwood on the 26th. PllDEI OF .JENNICO. To be Shown at. the Idle Hour Thurs. diay Night. house Peters in Lend Ing Role. The famous romantic phly "The Pride of Jennico," by Abba Sage Richardson and~ Griace Livingston Furniiss, wvill be shown at the Idle H-our Thursday afternoon and night wvitlxh-louse Peters taking the leading r'ole. This Is oine of the "Famous Player" seies of picturies in whIch Ilouse Peters has already appelar'ed several times. Th'lis play w~as one of the greatest successes ever' lut ont the AmeiIcan stage and por'trayed in min'ig p)01icre by the F'amouts Play er actors, it makes one of the most effective films yet gotten out. As usual the Idle Htourt patrons will be shown several r'eels in additiont. The admnission char'ge will be the same as alwvays, fiye and ten cents. MILLION D)OLLAlt 3MYSTEIIY. To b~e Shown at the Opera House lHe ginning Th'lursday Afternoon andu Night. "The Mlillion D~ollar Mlystery" about wvhich much has b~eent said during the past few weeks by moving picturie fans, will be0 shownt at the opera houmm, the fIrst recel to be shown Thursday afternoon and night. Tihe series wvili contInue for twenty'-thriee weeks at the end of which time a price of $10,000 will be awar'ded to the per son making the best solution of -the problem in the play. The usual pr'ie es, 5 and 10 cents, will be0 charbed. lie sides this excellent featureo the uisual numb~er of good reels w i be shown. Off on Camping Trip, Mrs. g. D. Childreas, Misses Annie. Nell and Lucie Vhildress, Miss Fannie Bloulware, Messrs. Fowler, Dick and Dave Childress. Mr. Sam Kellett and Mr. Joe Smith composed a congenial party which left on a camping trip to the meuntains of North Carolina Mon day. -The male 'nembers of the party left by dprivate conveyance barly Mon day morning and wore joined at Greenville by' the ladiis. TPents and ample provisions were carried along for. a two weeks' trip. Theytwillvisit Caesars Head, Drevard, -Henderson ville and other pnoints. Ieal Estate Sales. Mlr. J. N. Leak, the Gray Court-Lau rens land man, reports the -following deals In real estate for the past week: 20 acres known as part of the Mar tin Riddle estate was sold to Mr. E. M. Riddle for $500.00. 30 acres known as part of the Mrs. Nan Knight homestead, witli dwelling and outbuilding sold to Mr. Clyde Illughes for $30.00 per acre. 07 acres Just outside corporate Hlm its of Gray Court, with tenant house, sold to Mr. Mace Langston for $50 per acre. Quarterly Conference. The regular quarterly conference of the First Methodist church was held in the church rooms Saturday night, Rev. P. F. Kilgo, presiding elder, pre siding. The affairs of the church were reported in splendid condition. Sunday morning Rtev. Kilgo treach ed to a large audience assembled from all the congregations of the city. On account of the summer season, he preached a very short sermon but one which made a distinct impression. Sunday night Rev. .J. L. Daniel of Un lon, plreachr d a forceful sermon to a like congregation. The morning service was the first held iII this church in several months. The church has been closed for re pairs and renovating. A beautiful new carpet has been placed upon the floor and the walls calcimineid. Th cexpens (s incident to clealing and refurnish Ing the church was iornte by the la. (lies of the congregation. Dunenn Creek Grave Vard Notice. On account of my recent and con tinaued ill ness I amn unable to have the grounds of Inunean Creek grave yard put in order, as I have planned for somtte thncue, to do, tihis summer. Sinctie I aIn dienledi this privilege, may I ask all those who have loved ones lburI'ied in the old ceietery, to meet, forimulate plans, an11d assist in cleant ing this grave-yard Where the tombs and the graves which imark the ashe., of ou - forefathers, mtolters and grantdtmothers, long since comt in 1 gled with lthe earth, now covered with veeds and 1t n(erbirush. I hope each will be impressed with their ldutty, al i teci ate the necessity and i1portantce of protecting and cariIng for this Old ist orki burying-llace. (NI.is.) 1.1mm1in1a G onti. Sp.atrtanutlrg, S. C. ('ol IlessitI ('nntdbintes to Speli Ifere .uigus 1i711h lit Court. Ioust The county Chair meI.'11(.tt of itnion G;reenville, Spartnburg and Lauren.s coutitites imtet it Sptr:taniturg .\loniday to aringe for the coigressioina Ctamit paign. After giving the miatter d11o contsiderat fon the followindg ititerary v:s decided upont: l'nion --Augist 1). Sptartanbutrg---.\utgut !i. Gr-eenville-Augustq 1~>. Laurents-.\ugust 17. The Ieetings ar'e t be hold in '.b court houise of each place, begintnating at 11 o'ioick inl thle mo ing. Thetr'e are titrtee ('and cliates int thc rade, the prt~eent conigriessmiani, .o T. .Joitnsoni, Santutel .1. Nichtol s, ci Spai'tanburg. and~ (Col. TI. C. FitDncan of Urnion. F. P. ROtGERIS D)EAD. t'ine'i 0f .1i's. (. P. Vincentt Diled 11ere2 Tuesday Night. .\lr'. Frank P. Roger's, unicle of Mi's 'C. P'. Vinceent, died at the htoite 01 fi'r. and Mi's. fincent here Tu'iesday itight . Mi'. Rogers htad been in poor itealthI for some ttme and r caime hter' about two monthts ago tot' ttreatmtent A few weeks ago hte sutffer'ed a stro'ke of pariaiysis atnd sitce that timte ihis lifie has iteen despaired of. 'IThe funercal sei'vices wet'e hteld Wednads~ay afternoon, the body being interred it the cemetery hei'e. 11ev, vices. Mr t. Roger's itad livedl in r'ecent Iyearz.: at WVoodrutff anti wa~s a membet' of the WVoodrutff Bapiitist churchel. At e time heo was a resident of thtis city andi~ his deatht was a shock to his many friends htere. Mr i. Rloger's Is stirvivedi by3 his wife, foutr br'othei's and twvo sisters. hils brtothet's and~ sisters arc Dr. Chai'les, of (Gray Court; W. L., of Weiford; 'Robtert, of Aiabcama; V. M., of C'avins; 'rs. W. Ii. Duummond, of Lanford; aind Mi's. Illicombe, 0-f Campobeilo. For Sullivan's Magistrate. 'Mr. L. C. Aberombie, a pt'ominent citizen of Sullivan township- and a most successful farmer was in the city this week and announced his can didacy for tho office of magistrate in his township. ils regular announce ment card appears in this issue of The Advertiser. At Copeland Sebool. Miss Jayne C. Garlington, tomato club organizer, will give a picture show at the Copeland schoolThursday night,August 6th, at 8 o'etock. N'o ad mission fee will be ~charged. ,.Thi nnhlic i invited to aa How the Trouble Starts. Constipation is the cause of many allnients and disorders that make life miserable. Take Chamberlain's Tab lets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sale by all dealers. 3lanagers Primary Election. The following named persoins have been appointed as managers for the different club precincts: Managers. Lanfor'd-Lj. M. Cannon, T. A. Drum mond, C. 0. Cox. Cross 11111-J. W. Hannah, J. B. Pin son, It. D. Nance; 1-. N. Fuller, clerk. Wades-W. S. Atchison, Wim. W. Walker, Robert F. Wade; Marshall Cole, clerk. Clinton Mill-W. A. Shand, G. M. Aleadors, T. F. Buchanan, II. Y. Adams, clerk. Alountville-J. S. Winebrenner, Wal ter P. Boyd, Claud L. Coats. Pleasant Mound--Edgar Burdett, Brooks Fowler, T. A. 'Cannady. Youings-Gray Ilarris. Jess Cheek, Damer Abercrombie. Ilopewell--J. L.' Dickett, Boyd Chandler, D. W. Williams. Pattersion's Store-C. C. flembree, Wi. Godfrey, ltussel Patterson. I.angston--l) A. (tlenn, W. -D. Byrd. .\Iartil l'onle(; c.u \. Owens, clerk. .koi-.. I). Terry, I,. C. Culbert son, A. 1). Williams. Daniel Store--W. L. Cooper, .\. I). .it eii 1, .1. N. .onos. L.aulreis Cotton .\lill--F. T. liuncan, S. If. Putulman, .1. W. Ilellais. I .-aurn -S. It. Todil. Albert )ial, HI. .\. WrIght: Urover Petersol, clerk Goldville-D. T. (bothfrey. .1. G. Italle, L. V. P~inson: W. E. Ilamer, clerk. Hitekory MTvern-W. .\. Abercrom. hiN , It. N. Volt. .1. .\. Coat . Jr.: .1. I. 'Tumb in Ili ng,. cilrk. P'oplar Ifig --..1. W ool, 1.. E. ,'rawfo-I, '. l'l. Sim; sonl. Sr.; S. E. .I Itedgo, c!krk. P~rinceton - .1. T. .\l::chenl, .Too T. Divieniport, .\. .1. .\oi-1': tol S. itu!T, elerk. W at ts.\.; - .1. \',. Sno-lld y E'. Y. .lc(iown, .laim s lilakoly; It. .\i lconle lork. lnt n -It. 1'. Adair, 1". .1. Cop' a d, Sir.. Thomas .\I. .\lIair: it. ) Ianuiin, clerk. l'ow.er-lt. C. Ow\ings-., 11. .1. G;. Olr ry, .John Stothlard: \'. A. Wh1-11, ch-rk. Gray. Coutl --Zen'o \Wil: on. .I. N. (arrisol. W\. II. larksiile; A. C Shell. (lerk. Shilolh ---I imgh S. WaIlace. Itusi Wilson, .oh.ni I. Wolil; .1. N. .\er romdi. clerk. \\'t i e-.I. Vi:. W h1,1m. !,:I it ren. .l 'll on , W. I.. .W S. .\dir, cler~k. . D ia s---'... Sto le-I. us. .l. II. Curry. W . It. li ri;S.. l. Owinlgs, clerk. Wtrlood . C. Andtero, W. itW lledhen, S. H. Nelson. T . ii, To --S A. I Taylor. .1. E. . ( ' :utnl. I. . Anderson. .\l i'e;. V. .\ claov, .1. W aowler, W. 1 . a.loiIl. I Coo. k t'. Cokor. . . 1 ok, 'IE. W. 'atton: W. . Tlacksutin lek . Gray;' - . lelbhl. .. .1 aot. .I. s Eda Fin Stewart,.s FoeGe T. Cook. C. B . li-ard, Hlenry Prior; Waillact Stvlert, clerk. 11I.b-nno--.. W. Ilorton. .ino. M . Copolam0. T. S. Simpson. WIhaere tie namte of thes clerk is ao beenI andegld oin thel mnaer twil thepoin.age oat liel eyspectvet pri eingts. guli'a ii(is es h.IaI Whe I ieni' a 1011.W.o iC. 1lhy, W. .ll es, Cootun511113 tthy Chirmanh Laurns Peo le 311 s-- liecosame ail NIdneyWoo il oe-Iltr i Co. Props. nliatr gN.rll wan.yu Noftice tho idne hsecret aios. eli Seei i the A oor is unaturs'a l ri tilotr-ae ttlsetc.ns Styl adiet Passagesir Mne t an Strnfu. 2i3tP tim. tn te srious kidnrt troube. I~s lmeto ue -acn Cirmyan. Doan' hav dTn Creatwor i ves7 S. Spa~rt abrg t . C.,ysa: the pasmft eplc~miw kidney seretione It0mu-ma-111 COLONIAL BOOKCASES Ot'bfr styles in furniture may come and go, bIut the C)l1ial1 goes on forever. Its simplicity and strength are tyically American, reflecting the (oilnating chara 'idi: cf our foreihthers. The unit i1.'a i Coloial Bookeases is a darig conception. Thfy :te More Than .ust Mere Jookcase They house 3our book:s in a wav thot ik convenient amd l)icasinllr, inl them the beaulil ii, com1bim dl with tihe prictical, finds r)L'1'fctc expression. I hiy not oily furnish but deeorate your home, Incstig-ition and _-omparisut with otoers will convimce you. \\e II ve -li..l.4 eaiy,ed ' lor 4tspectbi io d .'ougil bc oieas4ed s. i. E. H. WILKES & C0. b WASHINGTON;DC. to W AND RETURN FOR $12.00 +2 Aug. 12th; 1914 via Charleston&WesternCarolinaRail way C mpany, and Spartan burg and Southern R. R. Call on M. J. SIMPSON, T. A., + Or write Laurens, S. C. + . ERNEST WILLIAMS, G. P. A., * Augusta, Ga. LItNFOlItD NEWS. * iy((alo esaetosytt L an ford. Aug. 3.-AMfr. .11 l'1ra Thom a o13 ntidd odaa1hv anod fa mily arec the gulests of t hedoeertfeatndheai agm former's iairents,~ 31t. ad \ r1s. W. A. etigt i 111g taan m TIhomuas, lthis week. nliolewilfieeoe. ou .irs. D )siaI .1:arti and 01 daught, er, aoIwsa ice ihsitc 31ilss MTary, arie visitinog friends andlwihhs ruh uh ufeiga I id eta li ier. t 'uue'i ey(~ itLl hthro 31r. Cofer Gbossett ando wife are' vis - ntjsa eal oj~ ec Iting at 31r. .1limic 11 Pat tersonl's. pii a13. 1lw~eIsil 10) 31 rs. Tfom lu rgess has gone to 113 1 abet o 1 a iin Geor'gia en a visIt. i creyileaavri 10t .\Irs. J1. Lee Langst on is the guest.asr h odpoieo il ~n or 3lrs. 11. A. Mlills this week. 1' htIfh~ elz htmyrcr Aliss Pauline Nelson is visiting at Ii uw r11 ~ti (i httl 31irs. II. 3!. Johnson01's this week. ti iy u oo h ap~ntu .\irs. Ophella F'owler, who was ~oidntifctteitSit atriicken with tmraly3sis onl her waly 1 11pe'tiedtt.lgsric to clotrchi last Friday, we are gl ad to ~l i oh)vlrt '-lc o.'h repor1t, is consid(er'aly impr~oved. olclodrI evnalbrr 3ir. JT. S. I liggins, who has beenleul3cdb h 1011 n ogsr quite slek, Is able to lie out again. lelkthlogsvieoteen Mr. II, S. IBurdett has returnied from gneat111 rlbrr nyft the summer school at Knoxville. Air. L~. M1. Cannon was a husiness 111 o e'igbtc ih(Clet visItor to Laurens Mionday. Mir. T. R. Wolff was in LautrensRspcfly Tuesday on busIness. 0...Thmsn The meetIng at the MethodIst church closed Friday night. There were !wstobewihoniai4 three added to the membership of the adidgsinadsethnrd ~ church. o olr o e~ieadtcteW Annual Picnic oahope.i NwOl~nbtn The annual picnic of Myrtle Campcuewse(ce.Onrtrighm No. 206, W. 0. *W. will be held at Ibgntkn hmollsTb FriendshIp Presbyterian church ones n okdrih ln.Iue Aug. 14th, 1914. There will be several rgt"Sl yaldaes speakers invited. The public is cor -_____ dIally invited to come."TePdeoJnno"ithe R. M. Wasson, res~ h deforTusa * CePk. eight Do miss stais toat a