Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*S88 88888l888 8e $ S 8 Local and Personal Mention. 8 to 8 6A 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 888 8 8 Mr. and Mrs. 10. L. Barksdalo re turned last week from Asheville, where they had been for some time. - Miss Laura Burns, of Anderson, is visiting ]ter brother, Mr. I.. E0. Burns and Mrs. Burns. Miss Stella Martin, of Greenville, is visiting at the home of Mr. and .lrs. L. 1. Burns. Mr. R. I-I. Ienchoff has returned from the northern markets after pur chasing his fall supply of goods. Mr. 1. H. Wilkes and family motored to Abbeville Sunday afternoon, return ing Monday morning. Miss Mattle Brock, of Clinton, is visiting Mrs. J. C. Boyd on Garlington Avenue. Mr. J. Brock Segars, of Oswego, sient Sunday evening and Monday in the city with fiends. Mr. Otis P. Huff returned home Sun day afternoon after a week's visit at Breya rd. Mr. Russel Poole, of the Tylersvillo section, was a business visitor in the city Saturday. Mrs. Charlie Rounds, of Clinton, spent Saturday in the city with rela tives. Misses Lur'y and Iola Mcl'hal left last week for Anderson wyhere they are now visiting friends. Master Jinks Clardy returned Friday from Spartanburg after a visit to friends there. Mr. Coyle Moore, of Waterloo, was here in the city with some of his high school friends on campaign day. Mr. S. W. Puckett, of Waterloo, was in the city on business for a while on campaign day. Miss Juanita Wilkes returned Mon (lay from Montreat 3%here she has been visiting for a few weeks. Miss Rebecca Lake went to Clinton last Thursday to spend a while with her sister, Mrs. Joe Phinney. Mr. Alfred Ieiiafayetto ilarksdale, of Greenville, was in the city yester day attending business matters. Mr. Ralph Wilson, of the Shiloh see tion, was a blusiless visitor in the city Saturday. Miss Lalla Mae Dial left yesterday morning for Greenwood where she will s'pend several days visiting relatives. Mr. 1'arie llarksdale, of Charlotte, N. C., spent Saturday and Sunday in the city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WmVn. 1). fia rksdale. Mr. Job Little, of Columbia, Catle to Laurens Saturday to spend a coi ple of days with his parents who have recently returned to the city to reside. Miss Virginia Sullivan, after spend ing a week in Augusta as the guest of Mr. and .\rs. Duncan Sullivan, return ed to her home last Thursday. Mrs. E'rnest. Iasterby spent last Wednesdr:y and Thursday in Green ville as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cuerry. Mr. John WVells Todd left the city Saturday 111o1ning for Montreat where he will : pendi several dlays of Ils v'a ('atin. Mvlr. Char iles Simpson)01 has ret urined to the city aftcir Speningil a vaca tion of severai .weeks with his mother at l'ortei's Sprting, Ga. Mirs. Jla mes A. Cannon has i'eturned to lier hioiie in Atlanta aftei' visiting her' parents, Mr. and Mrlis. M. 1'0. Mant iey. Mr i. .lohn MtNiills, of Wasinigton, D). C., was in thme city Friday among his friendis wiho are alwayai glad to see huimi at his home town again. Mr. Wilson I iarr'is, of Clinton. was in the city lFriday to attend tihe cam11 paign meeting and at terd other busi ness as well. M~essr's llenry and CharlIe Rasor', hlugh iFuller and W. S. Atchlison, of Cross 11111, wci'e visitors in the city TIhui'sday, having come up thr'otgh the countr'y. Miss Illelen Miinter' llbo, who has been visiting hei' cousin, Miss Helen Jones, for the past two weeks, r'eturn ed last Thtu'sday morning to hei' home in Spartanburg, Misses Pauline and Wilma Pr'entbs, of Greenville, returned to their home last Thur'sday, after' a very lieasant :nonth's visit to theiir grandmother, Mrs. W. ii. Garrett. M'.% and Mr's. A. C. Todd and their daughtor, iiar'irette, left the city last week for Monti'eat. Mrs. Tiodd and Ilarriotto will spend Atuguist there but Mr. Todd will returin after' a few days. Miirs Alphm Holi and~ her brothler, WVaren, returned iast. w'eek fr'om a nonth's visit among r'elaiihes att Silm ter', Tiimmnonsville, Mai'ion and other ilacca !n the Iower' part of the state. Capt. Art hur' lee and rerg't. LAewia arrived in lie city last iVrbday fromn Camlp Moore butt receivedl ordes tile same afternoon to return'1 immediciately 11nd( depart for the border'. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. (Gari'ett and their two children, of Cross Anchor, spent Satur'day and Sunday In thle city as the guests of Mr. and Mi's. Georgo Garrett. - Dr. Danizler, who has been upi untIl agQw connected with the Peoples' Drug Store, loft the city Monday morning forhis Iiome at )lloree where liowlil' S" - ,' . . ., SOCIETY , ... + - The Bridge club was entertained by Miss Lalla Mao Dial on Wednesday afternoon. Four tables were filled and after many exciting games an elaborate salad course was served. OO) One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week was the regular entertain ment of the Fortnightly Social club given to Its members and their visitors on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. T. L. Tiniie"man. The pleasing game of forty-two was played with much in terest. An ice course of delicious cream and cake was served. '1'lTe host ess was assisted in entertaining her guests by Mesdames 1C. M. t'rgess, I. D. Young and G. C. Albright. One of the most delightful affairs of the midsummer season was the enter tainment of the Fortnightly Social club on Tuesday morning by Mrs. N. 1. Dial. It was in honor of Mrs. Dial's guests, Mrs. Janes L. Mintor, of Se dalia, Mrs. Milton Crum of Clemson and Mrs. M. G. Williams of Birming ham. The house was profusely decor ated with roses, nasturtiums and other flowers of the season. Upon arrival of the guests they were ushered into the dining room where punch was served by Mesdames 10. P. Minter and A. C. Todd. Afterwards, they were invited to the piazza which was at trv1tive with numerots potted plants. Tables were arranged for forty-two and after several, spirited games, re freshments were served by Misses Re becca and Laura Emily Dial and Frances Guest. 0 0 0 A charming afternoon party was that given by Mrs. Cora C. Lucas, on Wednesday in honor of the following visitors: Miss Leila G. Thompson, of Spartanburg, Mrs. .James E. Minter of Sedidia, Miss Francis iNicholg on of Union and Mrs. Sims of Chester. The punch bowl was presided over by a bevy of fair little maids who also en tertained the guests during the ho'irs .hi'h ol!lowed with favorit vieti'ola n1i1uml'er''. Alter :'ev("-al game1W.; t for ty-two had been enjoyed an ice course was served, followed by grapes ar ranged most artistically in baskets. A fitting climax to the pleasure of the occasion was a half iour of piano music by this gifted hostess. The (est Laxative, To keep the bowels regular th.1e best laxatlve is outdoor exercise. Drink a full glass of water half an hour before breakfast and eat an abundance of fruit and vegetables, also establish ia regular habit anid be suir'e that your bowels move once each day. When ia medicine is needed take .Chamherlain's Tablets. 'T hey are pleasant to take and mild and gentle in effect. Obtain able everywhere. WE AlE OFTEN ASK ED what, is the best c'zempa lRemedy. We alway s reconmnend a f'' Let us i'it. up you r i'irchl w'iih "'Vudor"' Shades. Th'ley keep tile suini out and1( let. tihe air li-all sIies ini stock, icIes from.$3.'.'5 up. S. M. & 10. H. WViLKl'S & CO. r'emiaina for 50ome tim ni ai'i-oun t of his fat her's ill healthb. Messrs 1Hoy Little, D~oc. Swygert, 10r'skine Tloddi and .Jack McCravy left the city Saturiday afternoon to spend Sunday in Columbia with the "'boys" before theli' departure for' the Mexieant border. Mr. J. C. Hiender'son, of Gr'eenville, spent Sunday in the city with his par' cnts, Mr. and Mirs. Jan. W. Hlender'son. Mr. A. G. hiart, 10sq., of thie Green ville Bar'. spent Sunday in the city with his mothe11r and sisters. Mr. R. H. Greneker, of Newberry, is sp~ending his vacation ini the county with Mr. W. F. Wright aind other rela tives. Mr. Grenoker' has numerous friends in Laurens who ar'e always glad to see him, Hie Is now connected with The Newberr'y Observer. Mr. and Mi's. T. M. Taylor, of Co. luambia, ar'e visit'ng r'elat ives in 1.1 city. Fr'omn here they will go to Princeton to risit Mm'. Tlaylor's par ents. The Advertiser' omitted to state last A'eek that "Grandpa" Wright had r lirnedl fromi Pineview, N. C., afiteri a pleasant visit to his daughter, Mr's. TI. N. Holmes and Mr'. Hiolmes. Miss Minnie Wallace, who hiolds a responlslb' C position with the South ~ rni Hll ITelehone comIpanly in Al lanita, is 5penidingi her. vacntion in the c:ity with relatives. Mm'. J. 10. Minter, of Sedalia, camie over Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. i'. P. Miniter. lie and his wife, who has been hereo several weeks' \ndtuiined home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Taylor, of Sela hla, are visiting relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thiomason have returned ti tho city ?'m the tuountains of Noith Carolin~a. * * * CROSS HILL NEWS}, * * 0 .* f * * " * * " " ea Cross 11111, Aug. 7.-The School 1m provenlet Association will give a bar becue next Friday on the occasion of the county campaign meeting, 1ivery body is Invited to patronize this splen did feast and hli) on a good cause. The committees in charge of the work are planning to give the best dinner possible and at a reasonable rate. This :Means full value for the amiount chat~rged. A series of revival meetings was conducted at the Baptist church last week by the pastor, Rev. UI. G. Lee. The Gospel was preached with much power and effect and the large con gregations in attendance were deeply interested. Many expressions of con Iendation iand pleasure were heard for (lie preacher and the services. Mr. Henry 1ilford of the Long Branch sectionot A nderson county, an evan gelistic singer, led the song service which added much to the inspiration and interest of the meetings. Mr. Mil ford is a warm-hearted Christian man as well as a good Gospel singer and his assistance was of much value. Sev cial additions were made to the chiuirch membership during the week as one result of the meetings. The body of M. L. Bullock was brought here for burial last Tuesday. The buial ceremonies were held at Liberty Springs and were conducted by Rev. R. G. Lee. Mr. Bullock was once a citizen of this place and was held in high esteem by the older people who knew him. Dr. and Mrs. Whitesides of Maiden, N. 'C., returned to their home Friday after apending nearly two months pleasantly with relatives here. As ain indication of the Irish potato crop in this section this spring and summer, a lady told us recently that she gathered seven potatoes from her garden during the year. Mirs. Dr. G. F. Klugh had the pleas ure of a few days' visit last week from her mother, .\Mrs. Alami Spratt, and her aunt, irs. Evic Spratt of Greenwood. iliss Collier of \Williainston, is visit ing her triend, MlIss Florlde lludd. Capt. .lee Ibigon of Greenwood who is spending awhile with his nephew, !Mr. Ton 'arter, has b'en right feeble for several weeks. Miss Nell 1lilt is visiting her rc la I lives at Ninety Six. A\ niunber' of our sportsmen will leave tolnorrow for Lunes, S. C., to spend a few (lays hunting. *ROCK H3RIDGE NEWNS, * * * * * * * * * e * * * " " " " " "e". . ee sc " *e"" Rock Bridge, Aug. 7.--.\lr. and .\Mrs. Frank iRobinson, of Charlotte, N. C., visited Mr. J. D. M. Young and family last week. \lisses Emily and Mlartha Phillips and Colette Urillin, of Clinton, visited .\liss Emily Davis last week. .laeton, I tie visiting .Alr. anit .\lris. Jiohni C. i '.is t his week. .\li'. IHob W\orkmni is ISluite sick ilt this wr itinag, is at thie home11 of ini .\l Oilntv ille yesteriday. Seeral froml tis commliltinity attend ('It sericcs at lb lrri'a nei Sunlay. .Alrs. it. C. Diavis visitedl in Clinton Satiurday. i. Guss Illipp visited his dauighitei', AlrIs. Lee' lluniter, one (lay last week. Mi'. James Chandler has a fine water'-. melon patch, sonme of (lie melons weighing between fifty and slxt~v pounds. ('ard of Thnks. We wish to thank the many fr'iends who were so kindl to us In our' recnt itsfor'tunle anid to thank thleml for thir I valuable lielp and( symulpathietic inter' est. * TYLERSVILL~E NEWlS. * * * C T1ylrsville, Aug. 7.-Rev. J. K. 110l man, of lMuor'ee, filled his reguilar' av pointment at Sandy Spr'ings Sunday. Mlisses Griiace and Fannie Poole have rL. .ned hoime fr'om Waynesville, N. C., were1 they have beeni visiting for MIr. Niles . ~.:'k, of Clinton, spent Sundiay and .i.... y whIh relatives .Aiisses Fannie anid \Iattie hlobo Poole spenlt Thursday . th Mi's. . 0. Clark anid family. AMr. and1( Ml's. F. L,. Cooper anad fam..i ily spent Siundaiy with IirAl . .\lattle Clark anud famIly. Dri. WV. A. Alston, of I lagood, S. . Silent the wveek-end~ wiith Iir . and1( Mirs. T1. P. Poole and fuamihy. QuIte a numIber' of you atl foks froml hiere atltended services at ILanfordl Sia tlon last Thurisday night. Mrs. Mlary Janie Cooper, from ntear Cross Anchor, has beeun visiting i'ela tivos in t hia nnigrbohonn. TRAXLER WANTS TO KNOW IF BLEASE MEN LIKE QUITTERS Suppose you h1a( a very close Iter sonal friend. Suppose you had stood by hiin through thick and thin, go ing out of your way to do him favors. Suppose you two were walk Iug down the street one1 day and inet two big, beefy fellows who announced their intention of giving you a good licking. Atid suppose yo titned to your friend and said: "Old man, here is where I have need of you. You have always Clained to be my friend. Now is your chance to make good. Lend aie a 1nd and we will lick these two fellows.' And suppose youir friend shoild replly: "I would be glad to help you under any other conditions but I believe I can mnake more profit by staying out of this light. If you can't lick these two fellows by your seltf, you'll Just have to take a beating.'' \\lat yo1Id youtt tink of that sort of friend? \\'ould you call it cold feet? Or would you feel tempted to think that he had sold ot ? Whatever yott might thinik abomut it, would you lave much use for tkaat friend thereti fler? iotnest, now, wJIaLt (o you thipk of a (titer who wjtltd turn you down ill the hope of mut ing a pro for hint self? I Now conlsi(te' the ca.', of Saut Nich o1ls, candidat for c gress. lie had at ways been IVInI let man. According to his own t'sti ony, his people re g'ette( the fitti liht Sam was ott that -side of the fence, but his heart was there apparently, and Sam remained loyal to llease. lilease did hit fav ors, and San helped lilease in his cat paigns. Then Sam ran for Congress. lie managed to get into the second race, but. he had sense enough to realize that he couldn't be nominated without the supt.rt of anti-lilease inet. Then the Spartanburg papiers, or at least one of them, came Gut in sup port of Satn. ('harles 0. 1learon, editor of the Sar'tatnlurg I erald, is an honest mat. Wlt'tlever his sentiments ttay te in re'.-trd to the congr'essional rare he Sit aks out the truth and lets the 'ree or(! Sland . its own feet. IIere is atn extract fro..i a letter of his: "I predicted t hat I lease wouhld Ie runnin:; against 7ov." .\annring; this summer and that We woutild! have himt iNicholl' sutpporting lIdeane, and thle wlIole old row to go over again. lie toltl tme that hie believed lilease htad l'ocen sutt!.eienttly honored by, b ins -.,"v. (.rnor for I wo termns. andI that shoul he rtn aainst .\lantiitg Ie ioulhi nio M5''t~Port hit.'' t'::sau .old his biribrig t t' o: a ; . of l ot tage. - A d. .to/ent for (50 l(.. s (i (ui .e i col al ilt per dozit. Ihree dozen for 25. . M. & . H. VI im.S & CO. H. Big Brir Enthusiasmi The trading cera Every day you i Sale circular. G Cild en's 5e aro''l,1: talovi, Pr'ice .. . . . .. . . . 2,0)00 ,yartds of Clahumbray, soli 7 1-2e value, Mov'ing Prtiee 2,000 yardts StapleI Chee0k G 7c valn te, M\ovinig Prtice. MeC ns Undershits .\Movinug I M\eun 'Drawers to atchle 1 ,000 yartds 45inch EmbrloidIe inug, 40~e, 50e and 60e vailu Sig Pr'ice .... ......... 200) yartd~s Embrot'iideed Voil 45 itnch, $1.0(0 ant.1 4.25 valt Don't Overlook< Also Sbts. Wa Suit Cases We are showing a large line of well made Suit Cases in both real and imitation leather Priced to Please You 24 Inch Suit Cases 75c, $1.50, $2,$5, $7.50 and $10 Look throuwn our line. We have just the Case you want and our prices are sure to interest you. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & C0. CAO1 t SICK[NS! IT'S flORRIB[ DoN'T STAY BIllOlS, CONSTIPATiD I guarantee "Dodson's Liver Tone" will give you the best Liver and Bowel cleansing you ever had. (alotinl makes you ilek; you lose a inder my 1'rsonal iI1ar antee that it day's work. ('auomel is iuicksilve r and -ll1 eanm you' sluggish liver better it salivales: caloinel in.jures your liver fhani nasty calomIel; I. won't snake you If you are bilious: fIely lazy. slug- .kick andl you can eat anything you Llsh and all knockel out, if your ho\ ?want withotu i'leing salivated. Your ,Is are constipateid and your ieal /ilrttgist Itlarantees that, each spoon a.lhes or stonacIt is sour. .osst Iake a; fil wil'start. your liver, clean your .1onful1l of harmnle.-s I flh lson's I.iveit hip4s and siraihten you tp h3 b uorn l'une istenail of using sickening, sal-'iig or you get. your non - hack. ('hit il iatiung c:lotntel. I mison's ,iVer Tone diren gloly take l)odson's liver 'l'on is real liver medicine. Yout'il kno' herause it is pleasant. tastinlg and it mext tornmtIg he(aull you will wI al kido li.1' grite or 1ran or make thema tip lfeeling tine. your 'iver ill be sick. wotkintg. y(mr heada1che aini lizinjtes I ait selling millions of i nottle of gone. your stotmaclh nx ill be swe ia ;nch Doilson's 1,v-r '1ol(e to people who hiowels r Igular. You will feel like have fout hat its uleasant, vege working. You'l l be cheerutl: iull of table. list r Ii(ije takes tie Place vigor atnd ambition. o a vrnsclm l tyo ebtl Your diruggist or deater sells you a on ty suttiul, reliable gt a1)te. ask 50 centit lot tle of i)01l 5 L ie ' t'n your d e ,:sn li ott 1 e ow. 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