Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 8 Local and Personal Mention. 8 8 8 88888 8 8-8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Miss Clatie Roper of Spartanburg ts visiting home folks here this week. Mr. Jack McCravy Is'spending his vapation In Hendersonville, N. C. Wiss Ainnie Kibler of Newberry I the guest of Miss Nell Payne. Miss Fannie Poole of TPylersvile, spent the day here last Saturday. 'Dr. G. F. Klugh of Cross Hill spent liursday afternoon in Laurens. Dr. J. M. Blearden and Mr. Fred Lit tle motored to Hendersonville and spent a few lays last week. Mr. W. G. Ross has returned home after a few weeks' stay in Henderson ville and other points. Mr. and Mrs.' E. V. Ferguson and little daughter spent a few days in Tryon, N. G., isit week. Messrs. .John Inman and George Klugh returned yesterday from New York where they spent several days. Miss Sarah Iteld returned hlioae Sunday after a pleasant stay at Har ris Spring.a. . Miss Margaret Parker of Greeniville is spending several days here as the guest of Mliss Polly Prentiss. Misses Jennie and Addle Shealy left Fridayfi for lall River, N. 'C., where they wIll -spend their vacation. Miss Mary I)amon of Charigston, is visiting at the home of Miss Mildred Gusque. Miss Neille Wallace, of Atlanta, has been spending her vacation -here with 'riends and relatives. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, of Princeton, art i'ed in tIhe city Monday to spend sev":ral days with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1'. Ta'lor. Mr. S. R. Todd left last week for Georgetown where lie has aceepted a position inl the U. S. . Internal Itevenie depart ment. Mr. W. G. Laneasir and family left yesterday for P'au iline. in Spartanburg county, where they will spend several days with relatives. ' The many friends over the county of Mrs. W. C. 1rby, Sr., will regret to learn t'hat she is very sick at her' home here. Mises Caroline and Agnes Speiglis, who have been the guests of the Misses Wilkes, have retua raid to thl r-1'hom in Greenville. Miss Lolla Dell Ramsey, who has been the guest of Miss Carol oliper, left yesterday for Greenville where she wIll visit Miss Udora Ramsey. Mi ses Lucy and Lola MePliall have 4(cturned loie after a very pleasant visit to frienids anad revlatives in Ander Rev. all I Mr's. W. L. ulbertson, of ShlIman, ('a., are visiting relatives in the colunity. Largely on his necolnt a family reunion will he held at the old homa;i place near Ekoi today. Miss oherta Dlorrioh returned to thie cIty Mond(ay after an enijoyable trip to Georgia. She was accoman iied home by Miss Nelle WVhiteside, of' 10l. berton, Ga., who will speand some time visitIng relatives in this county. ~Mrs. W. ii. Webb and (daughter', MIss Margar'et Webba wh'o have beena visIt ing relatives hier'e for several weeks'l(, left Monday for Spartan bur g and( llen dersonvillo wher'e they will visit for a few days befor'e returning to theia' home in Nashville, Trenni. 'Dr. and M.!rs. 11. K. Aiken r'eturn'aed Moniday faroma Moantreat and 1llender-. Bonyllle. Masfter Rlobert Aikena, wh'lo lias beeai spiae~ing the sumnimer in the - Inountains, retur'ned with them. A'?rs. Clyde Ray and Mastear C. K., Jra., dMiss Nadith Sexton left yesterday no Spar'tanbuarg whier'e they will spenad the balance of the week with their mnother. Mrs. R. F. Sextoni. Dm:ArIH OF F. W. ('AltlMMM:. lBrother of Mrs. lBroadus C'lardy Dledl Westerday in Atlanata. Mr. F. WV. Carlisle, a brothear of Mrs. 'oadus Clardy died yesterday in At lanta after a short illness, le will be buried at his old home in Opelika, (Ala. thIs afterntoon. Mr. anad Mars. Clardy hef't yesterday to attend the funeral services. They weare accom panied by Mr. Caarlsle, father of Mars. Clardy, who has beent making his home 4in Launrena for the past few months. .Pho many friends of Mr. and Mars. Olardy and Mr. Carlisle sympathaize ldooply with them in their loss. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Yturidrugt will refund mnoney ft PAZO Ol1TtME~NT tail to cure any came of ItchIng, 3)ind, Bleeding or Protruding Pjle In6 to 4 days Je 4st application give Ease and Rest. 50c. When a man has suffered for sever #1 days with oolie, diarrhtoesy or oth er formi of bowel comnplaim t and is then cured sound and well 1y one or two doses of Chamuberlal 's Colic, oeaand Diarrhoea e ody, as is , ae the case, It isi -bu nttural that ~ishould be enthusiasticlj his praise 'if the remedy and espee Ily is this the case of a severe attack when life La threetened. Try it when in need -bf such a remedy. !it never falls. aBold by all dalears. + SOCIETY. + Tolbert.WatkIns. The 'following announcement will be read with great interest in Laurons, where the bride-to-be Is a well known and poputar young inmber of society. Tihe groom-to-be is an Anderson boy, a graduate of the Citadel and a very successful teacher. The announce ment follows: Mr. and Mrs. James Frankilin Tolbert request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Mamie Gray to Mr. Thomas Del Watkins On Saturday evening the twenty-ninth of August at seven thirty o'clock First Methodist Church Laurens, South Carolina. At 11ome Thonasville, Ga. Moves Into Nw Home, Mr. and Mrs. T. L.. Mlonroe began moving yest.orday into their new home onl Jones street, just opposite their former residence. Their new residence was comupleted ot0ly a few days ago and is a very handsome home both on the outsi(le and insile. LaureIns Boy Prolited. Mr. W. P. (Barrett, a native of [mau rens county, who has been connected with the Davis-Wagner' llusiness Col lege in 'Norfolk. Va., has recently been electe( Vice-Pr1 es ident and Secretary. 1Mr. Garrett has only been connec t ed with the college for two years which is proof that his promotion is the re s41lt of exceptional ability. / C(arid of ThammInk s. We wish to thank the gooi people for their kindness and coturtesy they showed Ius (ii t1ng the sickness of1 my wif and Imother. .May (od bless themt in tIis life and wheti they pass over the river may lie give to each ole a crown with imany stars inl it. It. T. Pitts and Children. August 17, 1911. W. D. WI. l'iiling. Mdr. C'. A. Power attendiedC a W. 0. W. uInei liing at. I)aventont chul-ch, in ( reevilie roui nity, Sat ui'day, where he assisted in le uinveliug and de iver'ed a sholrt. address on Wooeraft. An unusually large crowd was in at tendance Illionmi Dollar M3ystery. The tird.( episodeo of thle Aillon Dollar .\ystery, ttiled "A Leap in the Dark" will be shown at tle Opera lrouse ll Thu rsiday. Those who have seen the fiirst. reels have praised them very highly. Two r'eels arte shown every ''lh u rsday. ANN'Al. FIIENDSlir iONI('. A SuiptIious Dinner, A ildresses anii Social ]ircour'se were Plisat Feaituries of an En:tjoyabl~e Day1. As has beenm custonmariy siince its tor ganization, Myrtle (Camp, W. 0. W., held its annual Ipintc at Fr'iendsh1tip chiurch, In the wvester'n part of the oonty. Friday' when the graves of thie depar'ted dead1( werie decor'ated. 'The alttendiance this year' sitrpassedt even the large cr'owds of past years, at least 600 people being ipresenit. At' ter' the decorat ion of the graves anid the usual memioial ser'vice held in the cemtetry, the craft r'eipaired to a conveniently arranged table noearby where a sutmpltuoeus dintner' was served and the pr1ogramt continued. L. D. 'Elledgo, C. C. of the camp, acted as tmaster of ceremonIes and R1ev. J1. M. D~allas opened with pr'ayer'. Tihe fir'st speoaker' intr'odumced was Hon. C. A. Power', H ead Consul, who spoke of the gr'owth of the order, its plurptose and idieals, str'essing the fact of -its charitable nature. lie was followed by Rev'. J. M., 'Dallas, who spoke on "iFraternalisnm atnd wvhat a muan ought to do to makeo a good cittzent." Iloth speaker's comumanded an attentive heat'ing and left aminy valuable houghit with the audience. After the speaking the fr'iends and relatives gathered Into gr'ouips to slpeind a social honr together. Thle day was thoroughly enjoyed by all wh'lo attended. and next. year's gather' ing will boecagerly awaited. *POPULAR SPINOS DOTS.* Popular Springs, Aug. 17.-There was a large congregation at Popular Spri'hg Chiurch yesterday and heard a slelndid sermon by -the Pastor, R1ev. W. 'H. Waters, Rev. B. P'. Mitchell, wife and sion worshiped wIth us yesterday and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jo'hh. W. Beeks, .The protracted meeting began at Popular yestorday. 'Rev, 10. W. DavIs preached last night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert South a girl Aug. 16a. - Missa oea Simmonn 'returned from a visit to her Uncle's J. B. and W. A. Moore near Bradley alst Tuesday. Mrs. J. 13. Mooro and little Misses Louise and Sarah Moore came home with ier, and spent, awhile with Mr. 1. P. Simmons. Mr. II. 0. Walker was right sick last week but is able to be up again. Mr. and Mrs. .ohn Posey, of Green ville, are visiting Mrs. Posey's father Mr. Jno. W. Simpson. Mrs. ILydio Walker and children land Miss Juliette Walkur of Gre'en wood, visited at Mr. .J. A. Walker's last week. Mirs. Lou Moore is visiting relatives in this community. Mi's. HIima Singleton and Chilidi'en of West Minster are visiting ier brothers, Messrs T. T. and J. 11. Wood. We are having an abundaice of rain now. We would like to have a few days of sunshine as there is a lot of fodder about ready to pull. ir. .Jas. Aceks and wife are visiting his father, Mr. .1no. W. Beeks. Mr. 0. 1). Dodson, of Greenville, was visiting relatives in this section the latter pai't of last week. -ir. Jas. P. i)odson and a party of 'riends of Donalds cime over to Boyd's Mili last Wediesday fishing. They caught a iice chance . The bal aice of the crowd cine Thursday and Ithey had a fish (linn tet Oil Ile banks Of Rowedy Rtiver. Mr. J. E. loore and (ighter, Miss Annie from near Donaids visited this section recently. Mliss Olive Mahlaffey. or Belton, iis visiting Miss IEutice Copelaid. Mm'. J. It. EIledge is building an ad dition to his house. Mr. H. A. Pitts ani fatilly have moved iuto his new residence. Well, it will niot be long utitil the primary anld tilis ('I'rrespoidenit will be glad wheii it is over, so peopile (nit think (; sonivilting else besides poll t ies. 4 * * 4 . '* * * 4 * 4 * * * * * Shiloh, .\ug. I I.---War in central l':trop.e and politics inl South Caroli ia are two pretty good texts 'for to comtiiieit. on. Warm is no s11maIl ci pheir, mark you, as some might thin Ik. When tuii are called out1 aitnd placed in line to fiace ('enituulon balls, gunls ainid swords. then coites tie trial and tes;t of ian. Well, I amil not goi iin, to theorize inl no long lent on war, but. Ily-Jiigo, I'm not going. i Nriiope can scrap it 01t. a,1nd I'll go do)wIt to the lrook and lish.. Iliiee thiien on the 25th, I will go to the prihimary ulectioni1 ani east Ihl VOWte hit. Will Livide tihe sheep Iroim the goats. Min. W. '. Gray has east is,; lisinlug basket linio the 1Iiscatorial waters of Reedy river. His catch of the finny Liibe is good. ir's. Iarsey A bere rom bie anld dalugh ter. Miss Lillie, of Clinmtoni are visiting kitnsfolks here. 'I'lTe peach and apple cro is good. 'IT'e .madaim is drtyinig and e'aing. Slit (lls on us very -1ensionally for iheilp, thlou gh I alIways ex'usi myselmf--. too lbmsy r'eadinig thle papers. Mhiss libe')ccaL Wa'llace is coin ~iedi to a sick bed. We wish heri a so reco've'ry. A golod imuilt belongling to \i r. C. . libo 'Otin~i hun, was killed by light ing yesit'rday at 'tenter' liabun * (hNTVEl PO)iNT1 NEWIIS, * * *4* * * *' * * * * * * * * * * * 4 Center' Poiint, Aug. 17.-Sever'al o>r this section ' attended the Chtildr en's D~ay at Mt. 'Pieasant Satuirday' re-. porting a -nice time. Mrs. Nan Tharpe of Savanniah, Ga., is visiting her siator Mt's. M. 1L. C. Moor'e. Miss Filorence Strawhior'n of Gi'eeii wood is visiting M issesq Minnie andt Mamtle Miller. Misses r 's and Josie Mae Wa'ttsonh returiined home today, accompanied b~y thirit aunt, Miss Maudie Mloor't. Miss Mattie Leoe Riddle' of' Lauitr'ns visitedl hier aunt, Mi's. WV. I. Millet', iast week. Misses Eva and( Maiite Moore. L~ols anti Josle Mao Watson visitetd Mr. andi Mi's. M. L. Moore of nieai' Iroatd nmotith last week. ,Mr. and~ Mr's. J1. 'L. SI ribling spent onto night last. week with the lat ter's brothieri Mr. Enoch Freeman. * Back at Her. A dear little girl visiting at my aunt's home kept every one amused by her original remarks. Oneo day she was tolling how she and her sis ter pha$'ed together. "Oh, yes," she said, "we quarrel sometimes. Once sister told me I made her sick and then I told her she didn't give me much of an appetite."-Chloag. Tribune. impossible. " "A person should think twtc fore speaking." "Perhaps so, bu~ some people Y'ere to think twice be tore spealting they would be so 'ex hausted they couldn't speak."-Bip minaham Agoe-Harald. USE "GEITS-TT," C}RNS SIlIVEL, VANISH W1s the New Way, atlid You'll Forg Vou Ever Had Corns. "2 dovs Plit oil fin 2 seconlId,. co! shrivels, cones clean off!" That tho marvelous story of "GI'TS-lT, thei new-plan corn cilre. Nothing cai be simpler for ty. cure of corls--aln it *Aver falls. 11 3 wiy 111iIInoahs c .tg cerne ItoP No Pait,,.' You Uso people abre using "(;iGTS-i'' today and Vihrowing away their fussy plas ters, sticky tal pi, Io!-CatWing s:aives atid "Wrappliig ouitfits" that nutke hbundle aromint the toe and choke I into paini by plo'ssing eitliet oil 01 around the corn. Tliere is nothinj to stick to you r stocking, nothing t( cause Inat'lllation or raw ivss, noth ing to iress oi or aronld the coln 'oilt itltly it in 2 scconds. No ior<, knives, razors, svissors or files,,. wit kheir1 blood-poison Tiragel :'r " 41IT'S- I'l" for that V0rn, 9a1.lus, w:ai or hiinioni. "(1,iCT -I'IT" is S)I4' by dirtiggist: everywher, 25c a bottle, or sent di, reet by '. I.,awrce & (o., (ticago "r iS- IT" Is sold inl 14111rens I: Laurens )rug ('o. No need for caloiael with Its nallse ating effcts. LI V-VEit-LAX is happi in restults. RHiys Phariacy. ('oilne to us 'or .lelly lasses ani Fr Kt lrliubber's. 4 'ost ly Tirentintent. "I was troubled with (olistipatiot and Itin(igtestion and spent hluldred of dlollars for nietdicinie anid Ireatuinuti wiites (,. II. Ills, of Whitlow, Ark "I went to a St. Louiis ho-itital., als to a hospital in New Orleans, bu1t int (eItre was efected. Oil 1111rning homlit I began taking f'hainberlain's Tab lets, anad workel right along. I utse< thi for Sotme time atd ail now Al right." Sold by all d---alers. Suniier ('oniths are iinieronis. FSununitiiler colis are dangerouls. ThoI indiente low\ vitality, and oftenlea 14,11 t serious throat and 111ng 1troubles, Inl lidinig colsmlplioil. )r. ling' New 1 iscovery will re'ieve tilt' eoigl or col i proiitly n1l1 prevent .collt li cationIs. It Is soothing antid itisepti< and IniAks youi feel helter at oil('( To ilelay is dagroll' o1n---get a hottl of D)r. Kiing'.; Now lDimcovery at 0once4 .\ontoy h ark if not satliled. .ine atu. $1.00 ottlis a1 yout r dIrggi-ist. Greatest of All Human Blessings Tho v"n -' udru thing, ioh worlil Is love Ix l h l.,t helplss 1iant. ffie- il' m moth r I' cil-s to becomol mrort pliant, to expandfl utao pal. fromn th strain upon enris nd i;l igamuents. Involved it sothles th -*f ii netwAi o terves wit whichI :.1 th: w t::s,'e~s art stuppliled. *Thuts IL grent. d hare of' th1e pin. l pe~riod of ('xpectanicy pane '"in 1com~fort. '1hero lai12 no c-stio)1n bt wvhatt. tsute1 re'Ilef 11 ha in, nrked-t lifhtlen ce up:on th Ini ai lItIto bok tent by3 mh i ai n-h use. fiui Iinformtn l igiveni d~ inexper.'ienced F'riend~" and ho(w to av ,1 cakin-g brea:sts. It has beeniI ptrere/in our Jlboratlory for over forty yl-ars and Is knlown~ favor. aibly to Jmo~st drutgitsts everywh'tere. Get' 2. btottle to-daiy andra wrilto for btook tte Altlantal * :t. Ie suir to atsk fo'r andL soe that yol'l aget ''lotheLr's F~riende.". How To Give Quinine To Children, PiTnfRlLINIl it the ttrade-mlnrk name gIven to at ImlprovedQuiinte. It isa Tasteless Syrup, pleas timt to take and( dloes not disturb tile stomlachl Children take It antd never know It Is ouinlile Atlso especIally adapted to adults who canttl take ordInary Oininet. Does not nausente no: :antse nervousness nor rInging in tihe head. Try It the next tImhe yout need ouItnilne for any~ pur. Pose. Ask for ?'i-no' n'-tinala package, The name Fl.JDR!LINIC is blown in bottle. 25 cents. SAVE THE HORSE If you could take out an in surance polIcy that Avould1 guarantee your ho/se or mule against colic for fifty cents you would hurry to do so, would'nt you? Dr. Boyd's Sure Pop Colic Remedy is colic insurance in drop form. 60 drops instantly relieves sever est case. Price 50c and $1 a bottle. No drenching. Results gtdaran toed or money refunded by ,For Sale by Ray's Pharmacy, Launena . C.f 0 READY FOR THE FALL TRADE WITH 0 A Solid Car Load of High Grade * C0OK STOVES 0 We have marked these at remarkably Low Prices and they are made of the best material-well finished and sold under a perfect guarantee. Cook Stoves from $7.75 up. 00 I La* 'No. 8 Stove and 4 Joints of Pipe only $12.75 0 Come to us for your stoves we have them I suitable for every room in the house. Also for Chur-hels, Schools, Stoves and Halls. so M.&E.H.Wilkes&Co. o I Early Arrivalst j + A new and complete line 4 of Voile and Crepe Waists ( in the new styles and cuts. !Bought at a bargain and to 0 be sold at a bargain $1.50Ovalue for 98cts : NEW SKIRTS We are now showing a Shandsome line of the ad- e Svanced styles in Fall Skirts. Call and see them. H. TERRY Get It By Parcel Post. Get It By Parcel Post. 3 -Equals -25 Ao rln - istatemnt bta coe Inthie. you ngro udfe~yf'ed ( cs ot3Cnts equl B pund of iany ad ma stoc or pultry toni SOOt3 ag.tus ieve it, try It outil Buy today, a can of- BeeDeeStock Mediea Bee Dee"*OC &PIJuo