The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 21, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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* EKOM NEWS.
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There was a good crowd attended
the speaking and barbecie at 10konu
last Wednesday. All of the candidates
Spoke well, and everything passed off
quit ly. The young folks enjoyed a
lawn party on same grounds the night
following (he speaking.
A few fa illes of this (commIlfluniiity
('njoyed a 11.h stew and fry last Stur
day at the lioie of Misses Edna and
Kitura Cooper.
, Dr. Cooper an1d.wife spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Lou Culbertson and
datigh,0ter, and Sunlday with .)1f:. L. C
Culherlsol and fatnily.
Mr. W. W.lCulhert son and family vis
iled Mr. T. J. Cooper and family Sun
day.
AIr. L.oretta Vlledge of the Poplar
YPI !itn. -'ent Satuirdav night and Sun
O!iy with her tisters, Misses VItma 1tud
I ituraCooper.
M''). T. Cooper of nleari Troy, visIt
<d S, Iurday n Ii!"ht :and Sunlday with
relatives here.
.\lh's \\i'oaa Chanle of Laureins.
c-,nieo tt)If I h() tIl harhwelue and was
th~ gutI of, M.isser Pearl and \.\yrile
'lh ts na dInay or. ,O.
Air. l'al Coomer (df L41rons. p:AId1
: .1hort vi Sit 1o 4 i 1 1unIs. M s. \llic
('Ibertkon and .Mr!'. 1.1); ('ulhertson,
Alis I~lie l'uhersen of ('ross. lil*li,
i- na 'it \ it to Airs. Y. .1. Culherihon
vno! famiyl.
1:Tied. .\ohing m ucl es\ I" . ll ( 1d.
R:'ily un ied a lit*l 011, .1nd yourl
mien . itat 8 ar; like niu:mgic. "Noth
inf - ver i ped like your. S I on I I'oa '
ILini"lont. I canl ne4ver 11hank1 you.
h writ. (ne It rt " u I'ul Iu e
'Sl 444o 't lt ii.a h :ti r t . .\
Il oenf envnr-irrilanil, bitter ni:
. * ' a 1.o:lle t da . ' n trat :
H. II'N NES.
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.lrs. lIlee'Cn Owens visited . I\s.
Snily Woods of I'den section, last
\1oiday.
Aliss .\lurlee Hoilder of Green Pond
(section, spent last week wi I .\l Iss
dlina Owens.
.\irs. Bill lahlon is right sick at this
writing.
.311s llayiie H1oper of Iloliea Path,
L., OiZiting eltie inl (his colmunity.
.\r. T. P-. Ilabb and Alr. Sillith .1.
.\!r in. venI to Ora one day last week.
Alrs. Pleas Bolt of. Merna' sectioln,
viid .s. C. C. Saxon last ThurAs
day.
.lt's. Tully labh viisite-d her !oher,
. rs. Nancy Owens Thursday.
.\r. and \lrS. L Meoiald .\breron -X
(1; Hickory Tavern1 sectiolm, visited .\I:-.
\!1 lhkll and faily Sunday
Nilo. sptint Soathay wit .\Mr. vi-ni Is
Owetn s.
Mr. I ysion Alalon of G -1een ill , ii
\. itlng ri lti vei is ini lthis toenn n14 ty.
WVhenever You Neied' n~ ixoral Tonk~
Tlake (ir-'s
TIhe Old1 St]ulaCd rove' ''ee
chill Toiet i. eei' s
G'eneral 1Ton. h*- :1n 1
:.nd I-ION. .4t na , Ia
IBuild:; up~ the'V
r.i. I:AGa n a
t n Nd \m \ I II th i-i-t it
9 selr.Mr. V.S 4jolt.
at aideaentiawn ar t -atra
nig t t t e ome of .\ t ti n imp
Mliss Nellie Lipford of Popular, is
(lhe guet tis w ~eek( f .Aliss M\arii e
Sinillnons11.
- M . I). I. I rownlee and Al isses 1a-'':
n)'ie andl SalIle Brownlee, were thle
gttests Sundany of Mir. Alex McCall and
family.
Alrp. W. L,. Brooks motored to Prios
l'erity Saturday.
Th'le Ladies' Aid society held Its
mon(ibly meeting last. 'Tesdlay after
P onl, with Mr's. Maude Ycargin. A
Mienani~ time wn'a slnont hy all mlinCS
ent. During the afternoon delightful
refreshments were served.
A goodly inumber of our young peo
lie motored to Fountain Inn Friday
afternoon and "took in" the ball game,
having spent the forenoon in Gray
CGourt li stening to .the asplirants for
congressional lionors. The candidates
n erc in the best of humor, and all
mnade a favorable impression on their
hearers, each hearer however, feeling
as a muatter of cotirse, that his man
was the strongest, and wotild eventual
ly reach the desired goal, a scat in
congress.
Mr. Sam Curry left. londay for Co
l lmbia.
Air. and Mrs. L. t. llrooks of Gray
Court, spenit the week-end with lrs.
J. S. Brooks and family.
Ar. Conway Gray is enjoying him
self these (lys, spillniing through the
olitry ill his liew Ford.
Alri. Willie Ropp, who has been ill
rI' tle past several I1onth1s, passed
away Tlldayit. Ills deatih, though 11not
iunevXpeted, still niine as a slo(.k to
Iis lnany friends. Ills remains were
interlei a' the ((elnetery here at I :30
o'clock \ecdn.sd:y. The m.-vvi4s I'
in. colldlcted by his Ilastor, to Rev.
1' W. Alunner!vn. At Ile grave tie
lilltS of the niln's Wesley Cliss, of
which ie was the lailIfill leacle'r, took;
<har1ge' alid imid the cas1 lonors to
the deceaed-wt. '1 r. Iopp vas a consist.
cill mll fhier of ile A'.1hoist c111 h
hecre, mlnd du111rin his- life tinliv, identi..
lied hililh with the chIrch and her
wrks. lb, is suivved by Ills wife,
v~ho wr PAls lorcevCry onle
brvother. .lMr. In.:' Niopp; of Gray Court,
and one si.tter, Mlrs. .lohnson of Siar
U:rh'i nd Nervonvinvss ('wed..
" r T are eitledll
-1 vp I ' I call I ;- give th il.
r riCs .\l,; . Kichard Olp. 8e'ventorport,
\. Y. TheY h v cmi lilt, of head
:;chw :111d !14rmwnes :1114 recstored ine
to Illy nolIa l t.11 " l'or sale by all
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Vour druiagist will refid nmoney It PAZO
OINTMFNT inits to cmue nty cnse of Itciing,
llilndlleerits or Protridhin 1'ilcsin6to14days.
The fist clplication [ive!1 Enisc and Rest. S0c.
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* O0PE: W I-:ll 'NE:WS.
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l''arniers in ll this contu fiunlity are very
itlsy inl their 5 crops, i'hough lot and
dry, they are pressing forward, hoping
th: rail will (o(1in in due tilne.
.lisses Elileil and 'orrie Y ounii tg ha.Ivo
retirled froin a visit to4 relatives at
Cross 1till.
Miss Ethel \\'illiains is oil a visit to
her grn aetDr. mnd .\r.Wil
ins, near Ninletv Six.
Alessrs. Tom 1'. Il'od llradley of
Ni lehiry, 'isited th'ir sister, Alrs. C.
\'. .\onroe Salturda&Y nightf andl Sunday:1.
Mkis .\lattie Pirofdk is vislng Nli:ssv:i
P-'rances, anld .\lary Workinin of the
Illush Rtiver neoiglhbor-hood.
.Alr. D)one 1 eilenila11gh is w ll aga in
:t11 lhavin a s .1 li' ll' :17 of fev7 1 e.
. NI land ha,1S rei trneid to lher
home in.\uhurn Al . .fter a ew da's
\ii 1t e 1is er .\lrs. .li S eak
inn i of i hir Iinote( .\ii . 4 i ron
It.\II II''a iro nin: of IGoldI
hIt tor t f 1 da: 711 :m we,
r n.li~l \ '' ; l U .\l-it le is.k
fI'() V il IIii JO :il t I laileli
lilte14'El teian~ (Ilhm11 th nast fun
a 11'i ,l~l' 0511h 1 t'lOi I . .\Ma ls.
I iato'l'aynran an I t noi M r.l .\hyo
T. g to .io three ily,1 spoi
brught Ii Amongthos aa lad
t'ito ison Tal Ileirtn wyshe
wheor :e 11 <ai - ~ll'a t e snia, t.
Iro. a l p t. y u i e i
* 'COL) POINT NEWS.
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Cold Point, S. C., July 19.-Prof.
Madden Is spending his vacation at
Wriglitsville Beach.
Prof. M. C. Duncan is visiting in
Ilonca Path and Edgefleld this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brown and chil..
dren, of Etowah, lTenn., arc visiting
relatives here.
Mr. Guy 3. Moore has gone to Spar
tanburg to accept a position with the
Spartanburg granite Co.
Mr. Dallis Nelson lost his fine horse
Friday.
.\Mess Is. Charlie Templeton an(
Thoints l)unean were visitors to Cold
Ioinit recently.
Mtr. II. A. Ileidrix spent Friday with
his father-in-law, Mr. M. Al. Fuller
and fanily.
UI'he 1nany friends of 'Mr. .lohn Nlc
1lherson, are iuch concerned over Ilhs
conidition.
Hailn is very nuch needed on 0(1
e'orn. lost of the falriners hero are
abouil ithrough work.
11ve(li0l'r of IExecuit ie ('oin in itie.
The niemlbers of the exceitive coin
ini lee of* the coutiaty Deiniovriatie party':
are eey notilied I to inieeI inl I hie court.
hoisie Friiday morning for Iransact ion
of1 h busiiess its will (oic before
it. iIy onder of the presideit.
W.I. Crews. See
The Chibirn's hisinnht f
Renno will lvtve a picinle .1uily 30th in
the old Vanee g'ove, Iear Dr. :. F.
'l:Iylor's, at henno. Everybody , in.
ile(d to vOlie 111d brilig wel imiled
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