Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8, Local and Personal Mention. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 88 Mr. J. A. Roland will return to his work at Hartsville today. Solicitor Cooper is attending court in Newberry this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson, of Clin ton, were visitors in the city Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Taylor is visiting rela tives and friends in Fountain Inn this week. Mr. and Mrs. 'Eugene Cummings and children of Barksdale, were in the city Saturday. Miss Annie Childress has returned home after a very pleasant visit to Greenwood. Messrs J. 1. Martin and J. B. O'Dell, of the Ware Shoals section, were visi tors in the city Monday. M1r. C. L. 'Moore, of Charleston, spent the week-end in the city as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H1. K. Aiken. Mr. Frank McCravy has returned to the city after having conducted the singing for several revival meetings. Mr. Ray Simpson of Spartanburg, is visiting homefolks here for a few days. Miss Lou Belle Pitts, of Jacks townsbip, has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Young. Mr. D. A. Davis is spending several weeks in Hot Springs, Ark., for his health. Mr. Richard ). THazie of Mountville spent the day here Saturday on busi less. Mrs. R. E. Copeland has returned fron a pleasant visit to relatives in Al-bevillc. M'. J. Y. Sitgreaves, who is attend ing a business college at Raleigh, N. C., spent the week-end in the city with his parents. Mr. and M'rs. I. Sitgreaves .rs. J. P. McNair, of Aiken. and Mrs. 11. A. Ilcleod, of Cheraw, who have been visiting Mrs. R1oland, have returned to their homes. Mirs. Albert Dial and Miss Lula l)lal, of Laurens, are the guests of Mi. and 3\11s. WV. J. Nloore.-Greenlwood Dalily Jorunal. irs. W. P. 'liolmason, who has bon undergoing treatment in a Columbia hospitail for several weeks. is reported to be ilproving steadily. Miss lielen Sullivan with Miss Iluth Simmons, who has been her guest for a. few days, will leave todlay for Iten derson, N. C., to visit friends. .\r. Dick Fuller ateilded the Jule Biall given last week during the coil mencement exercises of tlie l'niversi ty of South Carolina. *Miss Allene Franks spent several days in Anderson last week where she was one of the attendants at the wedIling of Miss Tribbie. Messrs George L. Pitts and Charles '-. Hicks have returned to the city after traveling for several months in Georgia. Mi'. and Mr's. D). M. Norwood have returned home after spending some time at Mr. Norwood's 0old home in North Carolina. Messr's 1llenry Campbell, Louis Seed and Elthan Frierson, prominent young business men of Belton, motored over to Laurens Sunday andi silent the (lay. Misses Alice and Lucile Itiddle spent a shior't wilie here last Wed nesday enrtoute to Clinitoni where they will visit their sister Mi's. W. TF. Pit Mr'. L. TI. I lel lamis, of the (Gray Courit sect ion, was a vsii (lit inte ('itY Saturdl~ay. Mr'. iIllatms s'eteid very mnuch pl eased wi th thle crop ipriosp'c t s tng for ('harilottIe, N. C., to undl~ergo tr'eatmtent in one0 of the hospitals therel. She was accomnied bi1(1y 1her (lin, of' ('amden, stoplped over' in thei c'ily for' a lew hiouirs yest(erdaty withi Mrhi. and1( .\lris. 1k.\M. WIlkes while on thiei, way to the mo~iiuntains. drenCl, I ii y, .11'., anid .1 ohni S i(loen , ofi Ianiiinm, arel visiting ..\'. andi .\irs. 8. M. Wlks. Mrt I. Dvidsoni cam iu.lp Su-el (lay to spend the w'e'e-end. ('ol. I. . Iititns of fte lied Iront llaelket spient part of last week ini 1ness. Mrs1. tiun alStccomilpanied himi \il'. nmd Mis. C. 1". Ilankin and clil TRankiin will i'eturn't the latter' part of th wii eek but the oither member's of thle f'amiily will iemaln rot' Ithe summhier' and will be joined by hinm later. TYhe many friends of MIss 1iesler' Cooper for'mer'ly of Laurens bit., now of Chester', will be pleased to learn ushe has 'ecovet'eid froni a serious oper' at ion for' aplpendieitis wlehn was utn dergone at the Chester Saniiator'li. Misses Sarah, iHohor'ta andl Willie Dorroh, Mi's. J' N. Richardson andi Mr. and Mrs. Bruooks Swygort left yes torson for Charleston to attend the meeting of the Grand Chapter, Easterni Star. Mr. Gary Eichelberger, who has been travelling North Carolina for a wholesale millinery house, Is spend Ing a couple of weeks here with hoimefolks. He will leave the first of next month with the fall line. Mrs. Ross D. Young is still confined to the Julia Irby sanitaritun, though she is showing signs of improvement. While she has been sick, her sister, Miss Inez Ray, of Albermarle, N. C., has been visiting her. Misses Grace Terry and Elizabeth Curry, students at Brenau College, are spending several days here as the guests of Misses Amelia and Lilla Todd before returning to their honies for the summer vacation. Miss Lula :Dial spent several days in Greenwood last week and was present at the reception given by her cousin Miss Grace Barksdale in hon or of Miss Abney, whose marriage to Mi. Henry Thayer took place last Wednesday evening. Mr. Edwin Moseley has gone to Blue Ridge, N. C., to attend a meeting of Y. M. C. A. workers. From there he will go to New York to spend the sum mer with an uncle. His brother, Mr. Roland Moseley, will also spend the summer there. Little Misses Mary and Beaufort Copeland returned home yesterday af ter a delightful visit to their aunt, Mrs. M. T. Simpson, at, Cross 1111. They were accompanied by Miss Lucy Boyd, who has also been visiting in Cross Hill for sonic time. Mr. W. C. Rasor and two sons and Mr. A. M. Hil, of Cross 11111, were visitors In the city Monday. While here .lr. Rasor purchased a large cab inet Victrola fron Mir. W. P. liudgens with which to furnish entertainnent for his family and friends. Mr. and M1rs. Gus Owens and Miss Mary Visser, of Allendunle. 'motored tbrogli the country to attend the 1-icks reception Saturday evening. They caine up by way of Augusta and returned by way of Colubnila, Mrs. Ilicks and daughter, 1Elizabeth, accoin panying them as far as Columlla. They were dirving the latest tuodel Studobaker car. Aliss Mae lo MeCarley has returned to tihe city for the su niner afitor teaching in Bennettsville. For Jin IrnynlrIIed .4peillfe. To liinprove the appetite anad st.rengthen the difgest ion try a few dos es of C ha inbher'l lin's Tablets. Mr. .1. 11. Seitz, of Detroit. M ich., says: "h'ley restored mny appetite when Jimil I.:i red. relleved me of a bloated feeling and caused a pleasant and satisfactory inoveinenit of the bowels." For saie by all dealers. Deafness Cannot Be Cured Uv local ailiCationa. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutionni remit-dies. Den fn-ss is enuse-d by an Inflamed condition of the mu cous lining of the Iustachiin Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you lave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result, and unless the inflanmation can be taken out and this tube restorel to its normal condl tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten aro enused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an Intiamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by llatrs Catarrh Cure. send for cireulars, fre.e. F. J. CIIINEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio. sold by Druggists. 76c. Take IHails Fanty Pills fer constipation. Why not se11(d in yotir stubscri ptlon retnewal TiOD)AY? D~on't put It off any longeri. C'onistipatilon ('ured Overnight A smaltl doItse of Po-D~o-Lax tonight andi yotu enjoy a full, free, easy howel miovemlent iIn the morninag. No grlin tg, for P'o-Do-lax is P'odophiyllin (May Apile I withloti t thle gipe. P'o- i)o- Lax corrects thle casue0 of Contstipaltlon by a rotisin th le L iverI, inlie Qi asig le flow ot' bie Ic.Ille ics Natuore's an (setieI in thle bo wel s. With I lproplr mottnt of bilec, digest in in ho wels . perfect. No gas, no0 fermtentat ion, no .onst i)atin. D.nit lhe aick, nervous, ir'rilable. Get a hottlei of 1Po- I o--Iantx froni yoiur drutg gIst now atul eure youri (onstipat in InvIgorating to the Palo and Sickly The Old stadard general strengthenn tonic, OROvE's TASTELEsS chill TONIC, drives out l.ailatin.enrichmes the biood.and buiids up the ays. temn. A true tonic. F'or adults and children. 50c lon1 ger. ('.11101.1 .\ PI:0Pl: TIll 0 1-' S 1 0.i~it'll I*:E. l:lD V SuiiY rrs l-'l nil S ift i rlIefu by Use of' hStima llt ieer. in itheSute ils frIm th Ile u1.-te o .\lay r's WVoinder till llinedy. .\lanyi hat' t aken I ti remed and t'll today of the beniefits I hey receIved. ItIs elfects (omeb 'pi ekly th flirlst doise conin~lcts. I tore ist wirt two Caruolina folksN hav witte in: "tor y'ars I have s fiored fromi a i ease whiIch lot -.Ae doctors. I hteard' 0o' yourt reinedy 1 id1 one0 bottle are' noe relief'. Youl fill tratmoent. hat n atto t r.'d mte.' "I at mntissh-d thrtough iiersoi'nalliune have savedI my life.'' .\t uyr's W\oii lerfuiIl~ lemedy trive. 'i e'r. minlinlt resul ts rO5 t( macli, livero ami Intest la Iina ' mnis. lEnt as ui ch hadt wit'over you like0. No mUore (disti ess after eatin1g, pressuret of gas in theo hottle o( your dritggist now and triy It on an ahisolute guarantee-If not satIs factory money will be retur'ned. + SOCIETY. + 4, + In lonor of Miss Childress. Mrs. Earl Wilson was tho charming hostess at a party given last Friday afternoon in honor of tMiss Whi'te May Childress, whose marriage to M1r. James Fulton Harney will take place this evening. During the afternoon the guests played several enjoyable rounds of forty two. after which the ho!tess served a delghtful saIad colrise. 000 Misses Grace DluPre and 1lelen Bur nett, of Spartanburg, and Miss Lois Holt, of Wilmington, N. C., are the guests of Mr. and Airs. Carlos I. Moseley. Ar. and irs. Moseley en tertained a few friends in their honor Saturday evening and again Monday evening, both parties being very en joyable affairs. 000 Mr. and Mrs. John IHicks Entertain. Saturday evening the hryme of Mr. and Mrs. John Flicks on Farley ave nue was the scene of a brilliant re ception, given jointly in honor of their eighth marriage anniversary, and of Ali's Willie May Childress and Mr. J. F. Harney. The entire lower floor of their spacious home was thrown into one and beautifully dec orated for the occasion. The guests upon their arrival, were welcomed at the door by Dr. and Mrs. H1. K. Aiken after which .\rs. .1. 1). Watts and Airs. W. G. Lancaster ushered them into the ad.ioining room wherc they were introduced to tliose in the re eiving line as follows: Air. and M1rs. .1oin A. Ilicks, N-.\ . and Mrs. C. If. Iliks, .i\ls. C. Ii. Nfoore of Charlestoni, ir. a .\lrs. (us Owens of Alleildale, Airs. .\lary Visser of Ailendale, liss IW illie Alay Chilldress and Mr. lames I ilariley. From tihe receiving0 line the guel(sts wee useed y .\Ilrs. 11. 1,. Plarkin1sonl and .\liss .1esSic Trotter of inoxville, Tenn., to the punch % bowl wh(er' delicious pu11 h01 was seIved by .\liss Anni Belle Childress, liss et,h1 hll'I and Nliss .Jule Childress. Fromi here they were iushered in to the dfin il roo mi where they wve served, de l"lt iicreai anid cake by .lisses hIot Illidgens, hlattic Gray, Francis Davis and Lula )ial. 'I'le dining 100111 was presided over by .\irs. .1. ii. Tengtie, .\irs. W. Ii. Anderson, .\rs. N. 11. )ial and irs. Dial Gray. After ills they were ushered into the large frioit reception room by Misses .\lary Todd and Bessie Childress who pinned uipoll t hem t,he altrae ive little favors, 000 In lionor of the liride-To-lRe. Mrs. Frank Caile entertained in a most charming manner \onday after noon with a miscellan'eous shower in honor of Miss Willie May Childress, the popular bride-to-be. After the guests arrived they were placed at tables where they enjoyed several ganmes of forty--two. FollowIng the gaines the linen presents were brought in and presented to the hion oiree. This wa5 (lone ini a ver'y uiqueil andi attractive way. M\lster RlollTf lI ughe~s and Master Jiames Power drov' agatind earti through the front (1001 laden withl a tru'n k fillled with tihe lresenits. These weire Iak cin out andl presented to thle bride-to be. A fter' the pr'esen tat ion thle hostess servedi delleious block c reami and cake. Duoring thie afternoon M\isses .lule Chiildress and C'arie FN-ming served the guests withl retfreshing 000 3iIss Clhidress the Ilonorce('i. Yesterd(ay' aifterinoon. \ltrs. (;Woirge ighitfill manner withI a Nickh- l'arity in honor of Miss Wille .iay ChIibiress whose marr'hige t his eveingO to Mr. .lamnes I[a rnley will be one of thle lead log society even Is of thle season. l'ach guest brioughlt withi her se useful arit ile wIhose ipurchlase ihe wlas a niiet:e. 'iTese ariticles wereut praen1 (:d ito the huonor' guest at theado gust dleicios ciream ad ein Cke. Miss(es -\in. lb-le, lHess ami .lt' : a :ne'*v briidlal pa rty In a very' allirar I Ciima n ncr las;t e'veing at t hei' lht ino on Ea>st .\aini sI ree . 'lTe r' ''ipt ion wvas given immiach~tely a ftr Ihe rehears;iial at I he Mthodh)(lt ''hur'h andt wr.'s au 'eeni of nioch pleasuire to The bridal ('n'ke was -SCut to discovIer th.' luiky' andl l unlky' 0mmbers (tf the' party. .Just before leaving the cream and en~i 'ke, Left ONf loinor' hit. Thriouigh ana oversight t he na me of Katherine icks wvas left off the year ly honor r'oll published last wveek. Katherine mad a splend 11id record for the year and should hiave hadl her' iane includerl with the lens. SPECIAL VALUES IN Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fruit Jars, Jar Tops, Jar Rubbers and Jelly Tumblers. Porch Rockers, Swings and Shades. We offer the largest stock to select form, the lowest prices and the best quality. -& Carload Porch Rock Solid carload Ball ers, Settees and Fruit Jars all styles White Mountain Refrigerators and Swings, prices lower and sizes. Ice Boxes, any size you may want than ever. and at a price that will please you. "The Freezeyr witha the Aertig Dasher" e men.1s114) of its as oihing arting s ih _t whips air into cvery parlicle of' the fle1.1ingtI 26.. .acreaim, makiing- ic (cam that is at revelation in texture and d(.licTc. It breaks a rcords141- inl speed makes perfect ice cream in 3 minutes. Requires much less labor and uses less ice and salt than an11y other free;er. All sizes of both the "Alaska" and "North Most complete and best line of Oil Stoves Star" in stock. on the market. You can't make any mistake by coming to us for your Summer Goods, for here you are sure of the latest and best of everything and the prices are al ways the lowest to be found for goods of quality. S. . &E. H. Wilkes & Co. SMMONS 11-101? Imijj. . Atll of MM44) u w W* Ilarlin a I A.H. -MILLE CANDIDATE FOR YOj 'fii " II0' tb11 i- %%i - I' I ' !1 em lint in111 A i l I 1 I I ' 1, ; 'cI w I l lit'l- ( )I* il .CONGRESS (I * 0 ifor thk, COunl Not the corporations' "Man Friday," not a labor agitator, not Spartanburg's - favorite .son, ?t.Greenville's man, not I, 'aid + Union's prominent politician, but a suc- t wili 4 cessful farmer, business man, and lawyer, + big enough to represent the highest ideals 4 of the different elements of the great 4, fourth district. E 0+4 ('4* 04l Ills 0I 0+*1 +004 'IC*>'> till 0 liI0 C. C. F'enthersione W. 11, h kht.(01(N T V Aii; l(TO.Ni & EN i'I' ' her -C vn that I S A A & (it \'01111havn I , rc 1. ilic ;tq No. si I,,) Ti A llorn t. at t 0 Ci pital i s - k oi 1. u#a(' Laurens, S. (C. ;W:011Wn ra in We hoK to ailloiln e Ithat we h.ve "ou i h t( ll I ll, with its prijii pCi ' I (1'1rt for-Iled a o-arnrh ip o lepa pl e fbuie at urn S, S ' ma et lien ot' law, al1 Laurencls, . '.111' that I Oiw' t h I wr. d iyofJ ly .\ r. VFea"therstonle vflill 4pwild \\'d. W'Io. ppY to sahl cor~porationl for, ME eh d o ol ;11m m Ii nemi arI";t of n401 %(,t weaiensand ".f f 1i a in th a anata will (omelt ov.er at - i otel tim's (1110 ) Io>lI. Cutlli, at Gre n i h-, said I istict as ieceassairy. i. - at I I o'clock ill Ii - i o '1 whi eh All business enti'tsted to Our1' C'1r'0 NT-11-(1o .111n phl o!! *!'ln tlitol's will have promlpt and car-eful aOlen- anN NCE1E'1d other. lien,,o' inl Mer - ion1. I hl'(eby ann1itounci'e m yi self as a ean -i- p a Ii sl i, ii' 11.1' I:Iry have Oilee over Palmeltto 1ani1k didate for (ongrss C n . the Fouthl1 why Ihe prayerl of 'a ' eiti' on Should C. C. Featherstone, Con gresslolal )strict, s hjet. to the not he grant(ed W. B. Knight, rtiles of the I)emocva4 jiparty. 1 It I\ IT, (h",k. SAM . NICHOLLS. '46-3t