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1r. W. E. Meng is spe Ilig some
time In Greenville on busit ess.
Mr. J. A. Dailey, of Clin n, was at
visitor in the city yesterd -.
Miss Annie Clai left last week
for Waynesville, N. C., for a 'hort stay.
Dr. Anthony C. Fuller #as in the
city Friday on business.
Mr. Pat Kinard, of Clinton, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city.
Mr. Erskine Todd spent sev ral (lays
last week In Columbia.
Misses Amelia and inima 1 arson, of
Fountain Inn, are the guest. of Miss
Amelia Irumniond.
Miss Jule 'Childress has returned
home after attending the Sulmmer
School at Winthrop college.
Miss Christine Frazier, o Ninety
Six, is visiting Mr. and Mr.s. . 13. Dial
a'nd Mr. and Mrs. Ea. P. Mint r.
Mrs. James Cannon, of Ati ata, is in
the city visiting her netheri Mrs. M.
E. Manly.
Miss Fairy Connor, of dr er, is in
the city visiting her friend, irs. S. G.
Lever.
Mrs. J. I. Shelley, of W minngton,
N. C., is visiting her sister, rs. A. L.
Mahaffey.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinsor of Ware
Shoals, are visiting Mrs. Pinson's
mother, Mrs. John M. Clard .
Mrs. E. H. Wilkes will paves for
Baltimore the latter part of this we/k
to visit relatives.
Mr. J. W. Taylor, of Pri ceton, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs T. lane
Monroe, and Mr. Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clarke as moved
Into the residence formerl occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. W. i. M Phail, on
-East Main street.
Mr.. Marion Wilkes retured to his
work at Rowland, N. C., F iday. lie
had to use the ferry at th Catawba
river to rea'lh his destinati n.
Mir. Jamie Roland left .\;nday for
Hartsville after spending i vacation
here with his mother, Mr.. Mary E.
Roland.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 13. Riddh and chil
dren, of Atlanta, (la., are vi ting M\rs.
Ella Riddle.
Mr. Roy Martin, formnerly Lanrens
and now of .\nderson, spe t Sunday
in the city with friends.
Messrs J. M. Mars, .1. Rt. I inax, and
W. J. Sninit, of Abbeville sy t Sunday
in the city with friends.
Misses Elizabeth Young ;nd Carrie
Fleming went to Gaflney I .t Friday
to spend about a week visitsI friends.
Miss Fanine Mae Timir rmnan, of
Greenwood is visiting at thl home of
her brother, D~r. T. L. Tinu jerman.
Mr. \Y. C. Duncan, of la berg, has
been in the city for the p, t several
days visiting friends and rfiatives.
Mr. Edwin .\loseley weal to Spar
tanbir '; aturdiay to acet a posit iona
with . civil engineer ing 3rps.
Mr. Frank Spratt, of Gre(ei ille, was
In the city Saturday and Sipday visit
ing his brother, Mr. .lohn Spratt.
Mr. W. II. Sullivan and si, Frances,
of G ray Ciouri, were in the pity Satuir
dlay onl b~isiness.
Mrs. R. A. McCord, antI < Id ren, of
Chier'aw, have been vis'itin - relatives
in the eit.
Mr. L~eoni toiiunds, of (' titoni, was
In the city on business for while lasi
Thu rsday.
.Miss .lula hi ld iress ret uined Satur I
day I'romn Rock Jili wtho e, she has
been attending summeri seCR 001.o
Mrs. PautI Alexander, of fijartaniburg,
arrive'd in thle city last wv -k to visitI
her father, Mr'. .1. D). Sextor~
Mrs. Win. Loutma, *Of prt' nwood,
spent last Thuri isday atnd Fi.day in Ithe
city as thle guest oIf hei' 4-end, .\i is';
Helen Sullivan.
Finley GarriettI, of Green 'ood, aifter
a illeasanit visit Ito his grandmli~othier,
Mi's. W. HI. Glarre'ttI, returnmed home yes
Ic rda y.
Mr. andi Mrs. Arch Owingh and chii
dren, Ruth, Evelyn and Lois, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. (C. A. Power during
the illness 9pf Mr's. Evie Power.
Dr'. J1. M. ilearden spent several days
in Columbiia last ,week. Hie tisited Ithe
boys at Camp Moore and found them
all in goodi health andli spiirits.
Mr. Ri. Hi. Gi'eneker' left Saturday foir
Laurens and Iaturens couinty to spend
two weeks with i eatives and friends.
-Newbet ry Observei'.
Mr. J. Chaud Coleman, of i'par'tan=
burg, spenit Sunday In the (11ty visit
ing htis parents, Mir. and Mrs. ,1. r.
Colenman.
Misses Gladys and Lois IReece, of
JAnderson, anti Miss Mary Poole, of
Cross 11111, are the visitors of Misses
hLcy and Lola Mclhail.
Mr. Clarenco Nelson, who Ia now ho
catedl at Danvilie, Va., Ia in the cIty
tring his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Nelson.
*Rev. and Mr., J. IM. Carlisle ar'rived
nthe city Friday to spend several
a1ys visiting the-latter's mothuer, Mr's.
.~ Roland.
irtf. sind Mrs. D). A. DuPrece, of
oVftl Qoilege, has beena speonding
sevqrai days in the -cIty isiting his
-daughtoe', Mrs. C, R. Moseley.
MiAjds Annie Dell andl ildsie ChildL
roh feturned hIrid ay fronm Fountain'
Inn whore they have been visiting
friends and relatives for the past week.
Master Robert Atkeni Is spending a I
part of the summer at Montreat, N. C.,
ut the hone of Rev. and Mrs. C. F.
Rankin.
Misses Bernice Meng and Virginia
Gray returned Thursday from Green
wood whore they were the gyests of
friends for about a week.,
Mrs. 1illy Y. Neal and her daughter,
.Mrs. C. L. Porter, of Roanoke, Va., are
visiting the former's sister, . Mrs. C.
W. 'Tune.
Mr. Anthony Fuller, 'of the Trinity
Ridge community, returned Thursday
fron Abbeville where he had been for
the past ten days attending a house
party.
Dr. W. J. Langston, of Columnbia, is
in the city at the bedside of his sis
ter, Mrs. Evie Power. Sunday imorn
lug he preached at Chestnut Ridge
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson and their
little son, Ray, returned to their home
in Spartanburg yesterday after spend
ing about. a week in the city visiting
Mrs. T. 1t. Simpson.
Messrs W. L. Gray, Aug. Huff, .1. F.
Tolbert and S. G. McDaniel attended
the Methodist District Conference
which was held last week at G ray
Court.
Mir. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, .\iss
Mary Bell Fuller and Mr. Dick Fuller
returned Saturday from Asheville, af
ter being. away during the deluge. Mr.
Wilson left his car until the roads will
permit travel.
Misses Hattie Cooper, of lienderson,
N. C., and Marie liridell, who at one
time resided here and who is now of
Florida, are expected to arrive in time
city this week to visit Miss Helen Sul
livan.
Mr. Frank McCravy, who has been
in Texas singing at a recent revival
meeting held there, arrived in the city
last Wednesday to spend several days
at home with his nother, Mrs. Ceo,
McC ravy.
Lieut. Jesse T. Crawford, of the An
derson Guards, and who spent the
days of his youth in thi; county, pass
ed through the city last Thursday. lie
reported that the Laurens 1boys were
in line spirits and petting along spilei
didly.
Mr. and MIrs. .1. A. \eNinci, of Ito
boken, N. J, are visitiig Mr. McNinch's
father, \r. Alfred McNinch, near
13oyd's Mill. AMr. McNinch has been
with the Larkawana railroad for about
eight years and is now an engineer
witi that coinpany, one of the most
prosperous systeis in the cotint.ry.
They were accompanied Aouti by their
two clil(dren and will be herd for about
a muonth. Mr, .\(Ninch and ii is brotl
er were pleasant callers at The Adver
tiser o ce yesterday.
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* ,., a SOCIETY ,...,,. ...
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Msiss Mauile Mae .sse entertained
a few young friends Friday evening
at a delightful party. Af'ter a nu inher
of interesting ganies were played, de
Iliis r'ef'reshmineCnts5 were' served. 'Thle
yoa~ung folks enjoyed the 'eening ini
.Miss Skaah Iishmop gave a ipar'ty
yester'day urninclxg in ho)noi' or' her
young couisins, M isse's El izabeoth and
Euniiice S wit zerm of W\oodrlf. D uriing
the mnorning various ganmis were play
i'd, after which ice crmeamn andi cake
were servledi.
lFor Mtiss .Mcteod.
Mr. and \lMs. Robert EIiICelberger'
eiitertainedl a few' young Ileople Frmiday
'eening in honor of thoir guest, Miss
Mary Mceood, of Spartanb~urg. Dur
lng thle ev'enintg Misses lItat tie and Nel
lie Eicheber'ger' served i'efrcshiing
fruit punch on time porch. The gamne
of Rook w~as played,. after' which deli
lus Icc creamn andl cake were served.
Ritudle-Coper.
Mr'. :,i. H-. 'oper,. of Spartanbur'g,
and1( MIss Alice Riddle, of Owings, wer'e
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married in the First Baptist church,
of Greenville, Wednesday night, by
the pastor. )r, Quick.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Woolen, of Spar
tanburg, and Miss Lucile Riddle, of
Owings, attended the wedding.
Mr. and Airs. Coper will make their
home in Spartanburg.
Miisses McPhail Entertain.
At their beautiful new home on East
Main street, Misses Lola and Lucy Mc
Phail entertained a number of friends
last evening. The reception was given
in honor of their attratcive visitors,
Misses Gladys and Lois Reece, of An
doisun, and Mary Poole, of Cross 11!11.
About twenty couples were present
and ampng them were a number of the
visiting ladies who are now in the city.
Early upon their arrival the guests
were invited to the punch bowl where
delightful fruit punch was served.
Later in the evening other refresh
ments were served. For the rest of
the evening the guests engaged in gen
eral conversation.
Union Meeting.
-The Union of the Fourth division of
the Laurens Paptist association will
meet with the Holly Grove church, Sat
urday, July 29th. A progressi e pro
gram has been arranged. Every
church is urged to be represented,
('onstipution and Indigestion.
"I have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best I have
ever used for constipation and indiges
tion and they did her good", writes
Eiugene S. Knight, Wilmington, N. C.
Chamberlain's Tablets are mild and
gentle in their action. Give them a
trial. You are certain to be pleased
with the agreeable laxative effect
which they produce. Obtainable ev
erywhere.
Barbecue at Ilenno.
ihere will be a first class ba rhAcue
at Itenno on cait paign day, August 8th,
-\en, woiien and children invited
Sti' T IS ('.1Ii.AGN FI'ND. -
It. .Babb,
(' .irmtan. County I)elocratic Exe
ciitive C'ommittee:
I an sending $1.0u for National
DIeuocrati _aaln fund. Within a
little ovcr three years thce Wilson ad
linisi rat ion has done Inure to set in
notion solne great ilieasures loohin
to an oequitable (listriLution of burden
and benefits in this gr. it country, than
had been done In a half a hondired
years of ie:iiciiiia rule that had gone
before.
Now, I at 'eul by the great hanl:iiin
and 5-ndiid iente interests of the NurtIi,
a cainpaig-n surpassing anything of its
kinda i< in' it to our political history,
is being wvaged to restore to power 1lwo
party of plunder and s;ecial privilere.
TiO meet this sonic' fu nds ouist he
i raised. It is a case of the great bank
ing and monied int(rests against it'
people. Lot. evCry democrat sIlid
soerfltling to the County Chairnmani.
0. G. ''hollnpon.
IT Is T lf'E
that the unusual sale of a remedy is
the be; t evidenc e of its merit.
TRADF. MARa
ltIi''l'lTs.1 P()IVEltS
are guan e d' to give relief fromi
rhumnatisla. They ar~e uinusuial ly large
sellers. Subii 01n3ly y us, *,i0e and $1.00).
ilurekla I ruig Co., Ilaturens andi Walttsi
Mill.
ilo Wnti a Glutton.
*Miilo, t hei taultitis 0 loe of 'ainent!
both th(le Iil dye 'i.nld i 'yt.tla alin~ites
for six tlunes int sulccession 'T.(n onie 00.
Caision ihe ~ tutu fumiles with ain '.x ''n
his shulder,.. killiedI te11 anuna w ith iai
bilow of ins tist lanu then lite tihe enltire
cllvass ini ('ne day. All 'ordm.ary lln('a
for this glutton' us TitIlan wais t wenn
pounds of bre.id, I wia'e that miuih mient
and lifteen 111nts of wine,
Original Era of Good Feeling.
'The phrase appillied to thle adini st ra.
tioni of JamTies M onaroe, "t' era of good
feelinig," Ilrst alppeared ha a ilostoni
newvspa per, the Col umbhian SentIiel of
the tpresenit hour (lhe t wo admlliitra.ci
tlons~ of Mlonroe,n terid of ('ight
years, 1817 to 182---are referred to iii
the termsi oif (lie new11spapetr pdaragrapit
wleli't so aptly exipresse'd the pulic(
sentiment of thie (liy.
Lay of the Cow.
"W~hat are oxen?" aked the teacher.
The little foreigners looked blank.
"D)oes any one know what a cow ise"
she asked hopefully.
A dingy handil wa~vedi wildly at the
back of. the room. "1 know. I kno1w.
teachter. A cowv site hays mailk!"-I~ar.
['er's AMagazinec.
Where Woman Teil Their Ages.
JalpaneselC wotiuen'i wear goildi plu- In
(te~ ir air til i thiey r'each t he age ->I
twillt s-Il1e. At tirity the ilias arTe
white, atd at forty they wenar la
,Power of Music.
StIirs. Plathu'tsh--D1id you saty her hus.5
h and hans a l'assioni for niusi'? A'ltis
l7pn)Isonh urist-Ohi, lmy. yes! EveC~ry t Iime
she. sligs Jae tiles llnto oneQ.--Yonkers
'he 'avi3e & farmn' in the Unlited
States mna (n'ed' 138 acres.
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