Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 8 8 8 8 08 8 8 8 8 8 8''S 8 g - 8 Local apd Personal Mention. 88 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Mr. and Mrs. L. Dunk Curry wei Olopping in. the city yesteroay. Miss Mainlo Moore of Yorkville here on a visit to her brother. Miss Annie Gilkerson spent Mondi VitIernoon in Clinton, with relatives Capt. W. N. Dyesr ' spent Mondi right in Greenwood. Miss Nell Payne opent the week-i in the city with homturolks. Mr. Hilraf P. Durdette, of Lianifor was in the city on business yesterda .1. N. Leak, Mayor of Gray Cout was a visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Marlo Philpot spent Sund: and Monday at lionie with her par'nt Mrs. W. 1). Copeland and Mrs. J. McFaddin1 of Clinton, were visito/s I.nurens Monday. Mr. 0. 13. Simmo'is was a visitor Greenwood. Mondav afternoon 'ai night. Congressmanl Jos. T. Johison li been spending several days Ii the el with relatives. Mir. .1. T. A. Ballow passed hirou. the city yesterday on his way to C lumlbia to attend the state fair. Mr. J. M. Ma'hews, of MoNiintv was a busi.9 Visitor here yesterdal Mr. and .irs. 11.. 11. SIm on. Spartanlbur-g, wvere thle guiests. at" ti hoie ( f .i . N. Wright Friday. Ni ss MarIe Philpot, who is atten !Ng Winthrop college. Is at hoie wi bor parents 6'r a few( days. Miss Eilliy McCrpdy of Charlesto is the guest of Mr. and Nirs. W. McCrady. Mr. J. W. McKie has returned to t0 city after spending several days Abbeville. James If. Sullivan County Superl tendent of Education, Is among tho attending file State Fair. Capt. I. A. Web$ of G reeniwoo was a business visitor in Lairei vesterday. ..Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Parker and li girl returned Sunday to llenderso ville after vIsiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Rilhey, S'r., for sonie time. Mrs. P. W. Devore. of Greenwoc is very slek at the home of her pa ents, Mr. And Mrs. Oxner, near lDark dale Station. Dr. W. P. Turner, of Greenwoo passed through the city Sunday on I way to Biarksdale Station on profe sional business. "Uncle Tack" Dendy, who has bei confined to the hospital for sever weeks is again able to 1be on ti streets. "Uncle Jack" Glenn, assistant to t] sheriff at the county jail. has been it well for several weeks but is nc about well. Mrs. J. J. Pluss is spending ti week with friends and relatives Greenwood and will attend the Pie n'ont Fair. Miss WVII Lou Gray is attending ti state fair in Columbia this week. S' has in charge the Laurenis school e L~ibit,. -Miss Jayne Garlington wIll ,be the State Fair in Columbia this wet handling the Laurens County Tomna C!ub exhibit. Mrs. IL. R. Blrooks and Misses lEth Willis and Claudia'Gray, of Ga Court, were visitors. in the city Mo: day. Miss Mary Barkeale has returns to Winthrop College after spendih HIe its slo~rto sell Kelaogg's Tast less at fIrst. Hie said 25ic per 3-os bei tle wasl~ topo mtuch. So we made i price Iae. Nowy almost ever'y Uruggl recommiends, and~ sells quan titles NOW 15c FOR 3.,0Z. BOTTLI USE!) TO BE 25SC Colats inoimor t hani the 01(1 "To1 1tuross-to-Take"l - 'kind, and le thani the aromaitft ie, 0or flatvored kii -3 ozy. b)ottle nOW 15e insteadl 25e-for'mer 50c bottle (7.oz.) n( 25e. Get it at Your Druggist he week dCwith her~pairents~ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Barksdale, a few miles from the city. 8 Anliouncement of the marriage in SCharolston last Saturday of Miss Wil lie Marshall Brown to Dr. Joseph e Smith Rhanie is of interbet here where the bride visited some years ago. Is Mr. Arthur Putnaim. of Barksdale, is doing relief work in the Post olflice Ly fur several days, taking the place of Mr. Den Sullivan who left some time Ly ago to teach school in the lower part of the state. d Mir. J. T. Armstrong, of Gray Court, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. Arm strong Is one of the county's 'corn farmers" who doesn't have to solid his money west for things which ought to be grown at home. Mr. Earle Cain, who now holds a re spolsiblo position with a large wliole sale jewelry house in Chicago, has . been visiting his mother, irs. Itosa 1. " Caine, for some time. Ie will retuiin to hIs work in a few days. n Rev. C. F. Rankin, who has been in 'd an Atlanta hospital for several weeks, is reported to be imi proving Steadily Is and regaining much lost strength.I ie ty will probably retirn home te li Iatter part of this week or next week. h Il'. 11. r. Laigston, one ot hiie clerks at the store of .1. 11. Sullivan. has been si(k for several days. S.t i urday and Sunday le was not well, bItt (',te to woin loinday agaInst. the ud vlee or his firends. Wlwlking througii tle corriior of i e otti house MIoiday m IIoining he Sud deIIly becaime ve'y sIek an(d lad to he ear Sied to thei lerk of courtil ' oillee wee he was atteided hy lils pifysi I'iani. Ile was later c arried to lis boardin g place where lie has reiied I. plending complete recovery. See J.tWarren Kerrigan at The Idle Hour Thursday it- in "His Father's Son." Mag nificent. 00WN COES OFF AS Is EASY AS YOU PLEASE! -"COts-I." Itclug Used by 31illions! e ' It Is the first time that a real, sure as fate Coril cure 'ias ever been dis covered. "GET-1IT" is tle new corn -. nder based on aa -enItirely new pin d.,. Find th3 Lady Who Uaes the World's Createst i- ciple. It Is a new, different fornula, jv never successfully imitated, It makes corns shrivel and then vanish. Two drops do the work. You don't bundle ie i) your toe any more with sticky In tape and plasters that press down on _the poor corn-no more flesh-eating -salves that don't "stay put," no more hacking at cor'ns wvith knives or i'az ~e at's, no more bleedling or dlanger' of 1)10blooloio. No more lImping around fat' days wIth sore corns, no more -coin pains. "GETS-IT" is now the biggest sell at ing corn cur'0 in the world. Use it on k an hat'd or soft corn, wart, callus obunion. Tonight's the night. to "GETY1S-IT" is sold by druggist9 ev er'ywhere, 25 cents a bottle, or seat direct by E. Lawrence & Co.,-Chicago. i "ETrS-IT" Is sold in Laurens by y Laurens Dr'ug Co. and Ray's Phar'm ci- acy. Every woman visiting our store next ad week will be allowed to purchase a ug This size pan regularly sells for 35 to D .50 cents. You don't have to purchase at ... anything else to get one of these-. d -* L ANFORD NEWS, * C< * * sI1 Lanford, Oct. 26.-The farm work t has heen greatly hindered by so much A grey deal of-grain is being sowed Miss lhobin Patterson spient severa: I day's in Lajurens last week. Mi's. M. A. Moss, of Knoxville, Tenn.5 and Mrs. TV. E., Houston, of Car'rollton, G'a., spent last week here with thieir 'I- sister; Mrs. J. Vf. Lanford. . NM Ie Mi'. J. C. Coopei' and Mirs. C. F. <l S(ainp were the guests of Mt's. .T. W. Laniford Satui'day nIght and Sunday. Miss Carrie Lou Higgins vIsited ini Laurens regently, t ) Miss Mary Bloho spent the week-end ~ with 'her mother at Cross Anchor. I Mrs. W. E'. Thiofnas and children Ci have returned to their home after ma a] Iweek's stay withi her' parents here, il Mr. and Mi's. 1E. HI. Moore. Mrs. Liza Halcomib and Mr'. Lewvis i, hialcoml; spent several (lays her'e last It week with Mr. W. IT. Di'ummond's 7' inmlly. ~'Mr. 3. R. Pattirson is in GreenvIlle b, SthIs week as a juror to the U. 5,..cour't i 1 Miss Alpha Martin Is the guest of 'S Mrs. 3. RI. Patterson tis week. * V Mr's. Lena Moore spent seferal days ft last week in Laurens. d1 pIev. W. M. Owings was in town ti $ Monday on business, - a s4 During. Week of FOR ON You can have one of these new Ho and pay the balance of the low cas vided you enroll before our limited LI !OF I r"i t $i "White Beauty Advertised in Leading Magazines "WHITE BEAUTY"---THE NEW HOOSIER CABINET 40 Labor-Saving Features 17 Entirely New This is the cabinet which contains Mrs. Frederick's Food Guide, answering the eternal question, "What shall I cook for dinner?" It has. the remarkable shak er flour sifter which cannot wear out. This is the cabinet which reached a sale of over $1,000,000 immediately af ter it was placed before American wo men. The Hoosier factory has never caught up with orders since this new Hoosier appeared. The opportunity to own it on the Hoosier dollar plan is one you should seize at once. Other women are making up their minds now and the sale is strictly limited. Sale Opens Monday, Nov. 2nd I. N. &E H. WI Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Waldrep, Mrs. W.********** ******* Patterson and Mr. R. J. Patterson tended the fair at Laurens last Tues- IDPITNWS * ,y, a city. Mrs. J. W. Lantosd and Mirs. J. D. Cl on, c.2..--nac~to oley were in Laurens Tuesday ? uhrifres~bhn opping.soiggan alcotnivey Miss Fannio Harmon is spendingneral0)1adgtee. o week in Lauroiis.MrCltoMadnofSrtn Mrs. J. D. Johnson psent the week- ugisiitnhofokfoafe 'd in S'partanburg. cas There wvill be a play at the school M' n r.fuu Vleo rs >use Friday night-"Att Dinal' 11, pn una vthM.Wl tilting Party". Admiqsion wil be Wle' a~y and 10 cents. The public is invited. Mss'.G .Pttan Th as u .Join the Hloosier' Club Sale, starts wt h atrsprns oniday, Nov. 2nd, and closes Satur-'ihemnfrndofM.adM'. Ly, Nov. 7th. Jh er yptiewt hmi E.\LTHKY HAIR SOFT, 10tct o hi iteduhc'ls FLUFFY ANID RA DlA NTwek hleautiful hair (lees nlot just happenM. nrDncnlaoavito be so, but is alwvays a matter of vel(as'(trlnattehm treC and proper nour'ishment of the tir roots. No matter if your hair is (aM.J ..aena lnsil iling out, stringy, lifeless and full ofIst vek indru'tff, Parisian S'age, an iniexpen- Scol~'lopn on y at t ve tonic, sold-by all druggists, Is all llaa ih M.~ liel~ ant is ever needled. It. nonishes ti'e Iul'J tir roots and sIimiulates the giowi sth ahe' CoddoitOc.ffy-O.aconto ~Vhmt~tormuchi'ahniifaiseoily.edi'hord 'itle Paisan a nunditel im- ~so grain. Quinin coo Chlvery 0~'Cs thearaaseoapby toilinghereth 'I inl brlliany an vigo, iurge iniiin. homaeolks for paefew Mr.' tkand r s o diRufus thle o Cos Paris nn Sae can lwaysho 11a shpden tk t Sundaye wit Mr. Quine Mesir.neo. Dtts nahomas Dn 3l~httilan 9ail aplid :'etmntcanusent Sanauranig hea d. unda 'a ilnvrri oata 'a Tthe n frieuneds for any pus. Mrs. Asknry 'ouncan mad pak v sito idlsigbnftt orhi n mPleasantith Mr White. Puceta. asleac.r PAGE FIVW November 2nd LY $1.00 >sier Cabinets delived to your home i price in weekly dues of $1 --pro allotment is taken. THE FAMOUS HOOSIER $1 PLAN 1. You may choose any of the new Hoosiers -"White Beauty," or "Oak Interior" at slightly less price. 2. $1 puts your Hoosier in your home at once. $1 weekly quickly pays for it. 3. The low cash price fixed by the factory prevails strictly-no extra tees. 4. This sale is under the direct supervision of the Hoosier Company. 5. The sale is strictly limited to our small allotment of new Hoosiers. 6. Your money back if you are not delighted with your Hoosier. The Woman Who Owns a Hoosier Saves Millions of Steps You can see for yourself that with .your whole kitchen at your finger' ends you can sit down at work in front of this new Hoosier and do your work in less time. Your walking is reduced to almost nothing. The Hoosier cuts the cords that binds you to your kitchen. Take this opportunity---enroll tomorrow. We place on sale Monday,' November 2d., a limited number of Pure Aluminum Sauce Pans, to women only. Full Quart size. Aluminum Pans of this size sell regu larly from 35c to 50c. You do not need to buy anything else to get one of these pans, but you must come early for these won't last long. and Closes Saturday, Nov. 7th. ikes & CompanyI e* * ** * ***** **.** * in the leg. It is claimed the shooting * Rs IIILL NEWS. * " as atccidental. We railed to get any names enivole in the trouble but un * * . . . * * . . * . * * * * e d4arstandl that one arrest has been Cross Hill, Oct. 2t.-One of the made. . largest hogs we have heard of this Mris. .Tames Koon has been right season is a pig 10 months old1, measur.. riek for a fcw days. lng four feet and eight inches from ears to tail, well proportionled with * *** . . . *.4 *4 ,. a1n estimated weight of more than :i00 Thuis por'ker belongs to Mir. Tom Cole, *' .ASN('lAi.'lON NOTrES. * a farmer near Iliarris Springs. Ths * Hy G. ('. hiedgepeth, .issoelational *' hidicates that Mr. Cole lIas the corn * Secretary. * also, and .if. so, there will be hog and * hominyathis house. * H Invitations have been received to TPhe following ministers have work the .ma rriage ofMs-rn iie in the Laurens Baptist Association, of Chester to' Mr. L~rry D)illard of namely, HI. L. liaggott, W. D).'L. Blald Cliinton Wednesday, Nov. 4ith. Miss win, JT. D. Hlowen, J1. A. Uiock, J1. 1P. I lafner' was one of the Ciross 11111 Coleman, IB. 1). Davenport, E. A. Fuul teachers last session and has many Ier, G. C. Hledgepeth, tl. B. .Jor'dan, hR. frIends lhere who wish her a long G. Lee, M. L. Lawson ,E. M. Lighut and hapipy lifek. foot. J.A. Mar'tin, Guy Martin, F. 1I. MIr. Geo. M . I Iannah attended the Rains, WV. P. Smith, C'. W. Smithi, . United States court at Gl'renville last Mf. Trogdon, WV. HT. Waters, W. S. Wal week as a grand ju ror. Mr'. Ihainnah is rter's and Ri. JT. Willlanms. Eleven of a man of experienuce and 111pr ii ~neas these pastors live in this Associatlion, and~ was well rqual ifled for' sn Iui diy one in Newhierry, 0one ini Saluda(1, two R1ev. J1. T1. MuIler of the.~ Aethod it in Spartannhurg anud six ini thie ( ireen dinuirch ananon need lherie Sn lnday m orni- vi lle Association. lng t hat. Quar'tet ly C'oinferenee will The average salary paid( the pa stois envenle at the Met hodisi chinrchi Wi'd- rof thuis Association is $2 17.18 pcir inesday 0 th11.4 week. ' luitr'h. Mlisses M~ariy Mar'tini and Emma iipp Trho average hu rhemb ernishi p is of thlo Mountville school spent last 116. week 0end with fii.nds here - TPhe thirty-four churches In this As Dr. G. F. Klugh has been right sIch sociation r'epor'ted for all objects the for aeveiral days. paist year' the sum total of $3l2,323.75. A little scrap occurried among the Tiwelve chur'eehs reported no hap. colored folks a week ago a few milles tiem1s while Clinton,, Friendship and from town in which one man was shot Fiirst Laurens reported 47 baptisms.