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Cold Point, Jan. 10.-Miss Lillie
Wicks and ir. Tom Duncan were mar
ried at the home of the bride Christ
mas day. It was a (qulet home mar
riage comting as a surprise to friends.
We wish this young couple many hap
py and successful years of joys and
pleasure. They will make Laureus
their home.
Mr. .Jim Munday and family will
move to the Wulff place this week. We
regret to see them leave but wish them
success in their new home.
.Nir-. Thad Nelson was a pleasant
guest of his sister \I rs. Eitna Leake
recently.
\I r. and )irs. Guy lhront , of Etowah.
Tenn., visited reilives and friends
here during the holidays.
Al. RIohert I'asley and wife. of
Spartanhurg, visited relatives during
Christ mas.
Mis. IElmiore is sick at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ella Nelson.
Mir. .ones ('unningham is at home
for a short visit to homefolks.
Mr. Guy Moore, of Spartanhurg,
spent the holidays wit i homefolks.
Mr. Guy Cunningiham visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Larry Martin, and other rela
tives in Spartanhurg last week.
Alr's. O. C. 1)uncan is improving at
this writing.
Mrs. Guy 1E. Moore was the guest of
relatives ins Laurens recently.
Mt. Pleasant school has opened with
new life since Christmas. The teach
ers are with Mrs. len Cuningham now.
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Youngs, Jan. 10.-Mar. Orwell Aber
crombie, of Oconee. is visiting rela
tives in this community.
Messrs W. C. Stewart and Seth Prior,
of near Aurhon Church, were in this
community Wednesday.
Mr. Henry Man ley has moved to the
place where \I r. T. L. 1 lenderson had
been living.
Messrs Alex .\hererombie and Will
Williams went to Liaurens on business
Tuesday.
Misses Clara, Leitha and Altha Wil
liams spent Saturday night with Miss
Nannie Cox near Gray Court.
Messrs Alvin Riddcl and Claude Ow
ens visited Mr. Frank ('ox Saturtay
afternoon near Gray Court.
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Mr. J. A. Ilurdette of 10norec, spent
Wednesday night with his son, \1r.
Willie Ilurdette.
A large crowd attended the singing
at Mr. Julius Todd's Sunday night.
Mr. T. L. Ilenderson and family
ioved Tuesday to Fountain Inn1.
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Cross 11111, Jan. 10.-At a recent
meeting of the Cross 11111 Lodge No.
ISS, Knights of Pythias, the following
otficers; were elected for this year. It.
G. Culbertson, C. C.; C. .1. Ilipp, V. C.;
.1. A. Guthrie, Prelate; J.. L Carter, K.
of It. & S.; .J. 1E. Ieanan, M. ,.; .1. W.
SInnntons, .\. I'.; 11. 11. Fuller, M1. A.;
It. F. Wade, \l. W.; J. It. Wileutt, I.
.. (. 11111, 0. G. The next meet
lug will be held on Wednesday, .lan.
19. at which time these otlicers will be
formerly installed.
The Wolna n's .\lissionary 'nvion of
Ihe Biptist church will observe this
week as a week of prayer. Three
meetings will be held during the week
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday af
tern oons.
lion. S. If. Goggans will leave today
for Columbia to attend the session of
the legislature which begins tomor
row at 1:' o'clock. Much business of
importance will come before the body
at this session, but it is believed that
the work will be disposed of wisely
and harmoniously.
At a regular conmunication of Cross
11111 Lodge No. 159, A. F. M. held last
Friday evening the following officers
were installed for the year: .1. M. Sim
mons, W. M.; J. A. Guthrie, S. W.; W.
F.. Crisp. .1. W.; .1. W. Simmons, Treas.;
II. G. ('ul bert son, Sec.; C. M. Fuller,
S. ).; .1. If. Nance, J. 1).; W. I). 1atch
ford and C. S. liip, Stewards; S. W.
Lowe, Tyler. It. A. Cooper of Lau rolls.
Worshiful Grand Master for Soutl
Carolina. was present and suiei'nii
tealled the itistallation. This is a new
lodge .just. recently organized and is
starting off with bright prospects. It
is their intention to have in a few
months a new hall well eq(uipped for
their use.
.ileeting of ). .\. It.
The Henry Laurens Chapter, I). A.
It. will hold its February meeting at
tile residence of M.\rs . . 1. Dial, Fri
day afternoon, .an. 11th at 3:30
o'clock.
Mlrs. W. L. Gray, Sec.
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.anford, Jan. 1.-The holidays
passed off very quietly and everybody
is at work again.
We have only one wedding to report
during the holidays, that of Mr. Rich
ard Patterson to Mrs. Addie Calvert,
of Enoree, which took place at the
home of Mr. W. D. Paterson's at high
noon on December 25th. We wish for
them a long and happy life.
Miss Rtobin Patterson spent last
week in Woodruff.
Alr. and Mrs. W. D. Patterson spent
several days last week in Augusta
with Mrs. I atterson's brother, J. E.
('unninghan.
Little Magaret -Drummond, who was
taken desperately ill on the train last
Friday is inuchly improved.
Miss G race I)eshields is out of
school this week on account of sick
ness.
Little Miss Annie M1ay Patterson is
sick at tihis writing.
Mrs. Carrie W ilks and son are vis
itors at E. 11. Mloore's this week.
AIr. Will Castleberry and family are
the guests of Mi. W. A. ''honas and
family.
Mr. 0. IL. lanford has bought the
stock of goods owned by Miss Minnie
Lanford and will carry a full line of
goods. When in town give hill a call.
Asso(iations.
A few (lays after a farmer had sold
a pig to a neighbor he chanced to pass
his place and saw his little boy sitting
on the edge of the pig pen, watching
its new occupant.
"low d'ye do, Johnny?" said he.
"how's your Pig today?"
"Oh, pretty well, thank you," re
plied the boy. "flows all your folks?"
-liarper's.
'inag Settlement Near.
Wa sitnugton, .Jan. 1.-TIhe Gernan
atbassador, Count vot Iernstorff,
had an etgageiment to confer with
Secretary Lansing today. It is indi
cated that final settlement of the ILusi
tanin controversy is close at hand.
Lecture nt (rays.
('ol. .1. II. Wharton will deliver an
address at G;ray's School on Friday
night, .lanuary H-. An admission fee
of 1 ani 15 cents will be charged,
the iro(eeds to b' used for school pur
poses. 'The public is invited.
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Good Merchandl
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Call and let us show you how it works.
It is not yet too late.
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LAURENS, S. C.
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iers---goods cheaper than ever
t There's lots of good pick
I goods have been sold. ComeI
ight kind of merchandise at a
thing goes at a big reduction.
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ise is going fast at a Big Redlnctin