The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 13, 1917, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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6 l Local and Personal Mention. 0
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from'1 WashAinglon and Ha"(ltimor.
Alis> i'dditil ('1Ilclrit. of Clarlotte,
-is Vitilg Nlis,, Caroline Rankin.
Il.; luela 11unit, of Aliinet, (;a., is
vsiO r. and \lr. Percy W.
ll ' ottle 14('111, of'N u t n u g
. v n a Olivia Ih .
-Mi. %%. W . llarril. , f linton, w .s 1
vii r il thesv ity :1tm :y a;;I lgi '
(I.l Otelo .lYo o f T: rd
fo r ..w days.
Mir. W. .fool S omh , )i.b illo, -as
iln Ih city .\lom y ui -( ITu pay (i
imthe i lehi bueim .
.\ 1il1 sir T Iod'1-eft ysteray for
Colun'ia to Nvb-1t frienld., forsera
days.
%V . 'Mis . l Thoason. Ser., of ihv
hi1 bmlity, lsite ld hr. :;on. Mnr.
W.i -. Thow~n livir.. 'tordaw.
Mlr. \-'. W. .adtini and .\Mr. I(; 'r
ihe -v.ffii !n Lnu r>., on bii
ColI. T. 1). Dal-,_on qpet( te1v1k.
enld \%:1b His family who neSpendling1
the summwr here.
Alim 'Wel Walla( v, 41- \t11ant1, visil
d reltives and frienuds here last
Mr:. : m1l .\r:;. It'. L'. (; ay. : .\i Laura
t Irly :':1 \Its:, Chiudo (;ray -wv-n: vTi;.
tor; lin Oh ci.ty .\l;ilay.
I. Clarence Fowlr, formrly of
is ty but. who later lived at. (r. en
v-o Ond now\, live:: in Clin 4o 1, wa a
viti or I the city yo 4terlay.
"'nd .1.r!In Tauwo have
5(, v t thIIr .r ndmI ter in
NOW N!" K c..' d to th (ity.
l I f - y for
Cha ' i r t ( 'lI i I '' -
het il tl it t lui.': nhCe
M Ir. N. 1.. Dh1iw, l to l ic. i been i -
Spa::aburg o!pital for-se eral wec,
hasv r1tuned homel muhimp:-oveti in
ha H. le Is; not yet eNntirely rcv
cr-Ori :.ml is still Conflined (o hMr,.oe
.\l. . I11. 9. 1lacw1 l with her mnoth]
er, .\ir :.Finney, left Friday for Sewn
nevp T-nn.. to qve her brother, Mlr. Wil
1iam11 Stony, wh1io lia; joined a hospital
corps' for service in France.
.\isN' Sarah and Janette Moore ie
tuirneid Sunday from Greenville coun
ty. "ere they ha(l spent a week with
their grandm(iiothier, Mrs. W. S. M1oore,
Mr'. Nat Kennedly return'ted to the
city F'atuirday, afteir havings gone to
Cha rleston to enlist, but failing to
pass the pihysleal examination he re
turned home.
.\r. R1. 1'. I lilton, who taught in the
1mle schools heire last year, was a
visIt o in t he city yeo trday. Mr. Hii
Itni n ow ini 2overntmenlt wvorkl in
Wa dog Ion, but htas r'ec'ent ly joinedl
the a iber. r' ese rve corps.
\..Stanley Cr'ws, whio wont to
Spiar'tnnhu11irg to jo in thle Tr'iaynhiami
(Guari'h;. iretu red Ia st week, having fail
ed ')t anss thle pihy'seal exanminat ion.
Mr'. and~ Mr's. 1'0. H. Wilkes andl famu
Ily wxill motor to Clemson next TIucs
dlay to atten th( Ile comtm'enent exer
cises. They will h" accompanied hiome
bay Mr. Ilarry Wilkes, who is a stu
(lent there this year.
Mir. Warren -11o11, son of Mir. and
Mrs. J1. Warrieii I1oh, loft some time
ago for New Bern, N.. C., where lie has
acepeltedl a position. His friends here
regrecttedl to see him leave, but -wish
for' him much suiccess in his neOw place.
SMrs. John A. Hicks returnedI yester
day ftrCum Columbtlia, where she had
bleen ithi her1 little daughter, Virginia,
di the hospital. The child has imi
proved considerably during the past
few days.
Mr. H-. Terry wvas carried to the local
hospital last weanc. He had been un
well fotr several days and showed
some evidences of fever. is friends
will be glad to learn that he is not se
.iously ill.
tMr. F~rank P. McGowan, Jr., who at
tended the University of South Caro.
lina this yea4 is at home for his vaca
'tion. F'rank is no "stickler" on the
kind of work he does, going over home
and bitching up the fragoni to haul his
truck to the house rather than pay
drayage.
Mrs. A. C. Todd and little daughter,
I1-trriett, returned Wednesday from
frenatobia, Miss.; where they have been
visiting Mrs. Todd's parents for. soy
oral weeks. They returned home by
'way of Chattanooga, making a short
~'stol there to see Mr., James Todd, who
Is in the training camp at Fort Ogle
tho - Ip
.Miss Ella 13carden, of Enoree, Was
a visitor In the Cty yesterday.
Little .\liss Caroline Ilarney, of
Spartanburg, " is visitin's" Mr. and .\rs.
.las. 1t. liarney.
Mlisses Harriett Sliinpronl 'm11al-ay
\.il~c:4 are going to Grcniville F riday
It visit fri nd'.
Al'c luen lianl c n \. . \or
rnd Cn-re leinyn~ost
n vi ite d M r. ':110 .\l1 . .' .
In G, Onville last weel,
day.
Alis l Ida d :zI P. rn W;: r u ..
nl to (tho c:y c : !:o "arw ir arter
:cachiny'! t.hw' u srI: u n r
. 1\ .1). -y ind 11. I ). I A W ..
it stt : -veral day:, (if hist w'ee-(k
in W:i:: Mon, New; I-oilk and 'hila
delphli oni bilness.
Alr" . Elila C. lIuig eln., of n xvl,
ar visilin"'. : an'l .\l .
. T. Ihm~c'I Iu~:;Qleiai(.
2 ; m all ht' laer .\:ti ou m
andl\ niarkhsdiale, who h1av" bV( 0
'ini ft) . It C., rat Int U. th
.\r oht Lu as entertaial a b
iietie training for .viee t in I
h" rae I.
i::n. C.li.ghtp' rer~m~were psorn-l
villiv th it' luti), IlI~i \'4k to) 'he' orv
Pun a et athevo l atter' (partLc of th
n( ; 1k v i Io r a o n eni O a l wo n h en ! I. i
Jens lv: I ni, hei t ilnu.g
inl.,i ; trai ing ' , e vie i
V. (I I I A wee ' f 4 ' O
0 ~ ~ ~ Ot 0i )ety; ' l
Mr io Gt \In
l 1 .1 1 t ' - t I ) lAt we Ik o b r:
Irl.';: ('I1i v.'es and1 ~tr eatxc
ill Ow0 4 2ty. frt 'rl days. PI 1
1nt atl h e 1 ontday etcollt 4 risted b:
his little Iece, KatIlee Ilks. augh
nr of Mr. ait Aroli ns. ic 1rs.
Air. Oil4 littif spent s4vvvral c i n i
te cty lat week Inforo going to A
lt'ilown- il ., wI e'e i will Ite rill
itloyel in the lhabraatories o a larg.
Al.irthn S.det M n Ui verily I:t
\'.' ida b h is ye-n ianrn
,\Fl y w Terc'ta gof onesille,
in thire cifor seerlda s.!.
te he Re.\ onay accomp!ii onie-b
oi tle l ie, atleen.L ) liaess,. ugh
eof .\mer. atnd .\lris. hs liek. Ihne
the( cItylas~l tietktbeorel in to At
Ietown.m of. ther hte wll has im
Ipiloe if twe laortorst Iof rellargI
mniatindlany.\ Hfrnd renetved s
.\lo. indce atnu tohe i'niverit of
thorida thhs a. Ilrd savr
FcotlySwaers, exoa go oneseral
yers he for 25 n tie eain
S. M. & E. HI. WI LKE~S & Co.
linie-hass ei.
Wih fans ere. Somelll.n epl
man,' ao mofton Fictrse atit abut
ound Ieerating, oev.n.'t ias D.eD.,
of Gi's Folndth .latzze Worl ic-te
tur Brdy-Mae, his ounety, wtre most
rinerTesay afdtertanngat ph'coto-a
play eome oflme brhe. Ditr tols as
athrln and wohamigstoryu'chf yon
thie aondy, .\irl's Paventus and in
anhs mdemny fIndshin thion pec
tions arne taken tohe instofra big
stcdopishodwon ihnhediretorat
yeark, girs bewnimong Inthe bigdin
doo tank, shown reuln stae iop-es
quatity, tRefrit ors and acee Boxe
tng our ptercsatume aowed toin up
foruhirnd. sadth uchro
wSreal exfro teirw. euu
Doism fanyon aees testarsthi film
conesitte mton ofctue buot noabut
otherming of thotaion pictures! Tha
filoun illereto doess' it? Werl's
ture"il brd-ae, t the Ofr the mot
irsinan7ntranngpoo
dmn ~ ~ yu eR. e Jd--. '
Evr ancl on ou I,
Ai i Y I C ~L~ I
nish. If it were ofasu'>
As yon g o aboutI- sdelee
ng the best, because the Ie
n n Room Fu rni tur
I\CtLi O.( il'.~i'
Systematize Your
Kitchen Work
System in the kieh-n siinplhles
the wo -k---hanxisives con fits itn
and di-rugery 1oreve,(I.
I et t.s detnih~t-ralie sotnei of'
I le bentellts andu ecotnotiies of a
Itehen't C'aineft t) you the neti'
tOim' 'Oht visit theL st'ore.
A\ real I Ioosiert ('abineltfor'
$23.35
S. M. &
lhankely-C'rileite,. and Ni
Ora, Juone 9.-T-'he maririage' Tr'iestbay of t he
evening of Miss .Janie iliakely and
lmont Col lette was9 thle culm iinatlion
of a romance begun four' years ago
wheni the groom of Johnson City, ji,
wats inhtr'oduced to the bride, an excuri
slonist to that city. Since that time Mr. P'.
the friendsiIp of the young coutpie has Treo1
conscritentiy inercased. Thle mxarriage llei
w'as a surprise. Thie bri. and her caxl ie
sisters sent out cards to a dozen inti- flee o1
mate friend to an at home fronm 7:30 Moore
to 9 o'clock. Soon ufter thxese friends (lay h(
astsemblled Miss Margaret Byrd was led Flloewe
to the -piano by George Bilakely. As The c
she iplayed the wedding nmatrch the tel's
bride's, sisters, M!sses Margatret and cases
Isabel, beautiful in white net dresses oughi3
and carrying roses, enter'ed the rear Yester
hail, which had been converted into a statern
bower of English ivy with whito dIrap- to coi
eries. ".I
The groom next entered with his identli
bride who wore a dainty dress of crepe counts
de chine and veil of tulle. She also among
carried an exquisite 'bouquet of roses. tal. 'I
The R1ev. 1. N. Kennedy in an impres- the di:
sivo ceremony ,lpronounced themi man of imi
and wife. W'xhiie the guests were en- "I.
joying 'ceream and cake Mi's. Coliette w~here
dionned a tr'aveling suit and they slip- '2.
pod aw'ay. After a ten days' trip in againt
the mountains of North Car'olina they "Thx
will begin housekeeping in Johnson ance
City. ,again
Mrxs. Coilette is a beautifui girl of tie us
the brunete tyne, n. danghtex' of Mr.. orlint
A to' v Cr it:Im i o
A. w
taldal'd quality W 01e 1AAM ;al
.4' '4.1l il
T; ih Ulu canpcit i il h i . u
h bo a. ir you w w ne -r m y .iet late.
Tih y a!,- han"nw rt ' i --ata Ar n . I'llrl:ermore a
en"np K!.\l.%iON:- will co).,] :i m) noior han youa c\
iw-t to y I an 'ly kill. 1 f ) b d.
(ne 441 the ;'opular styles th:tt we C~ !14hwing:. now. is'
$6.50
H. ILKE
LAURENS, S. C.
s. W. T. Illake ' ly and graduiate' ~ ltI l i I~01
Woman's Collegeif ofC tDue WestC
0our line of1 (lammock1)es.he ls110(1.Adt115
B. 'l. & R.~ H. WILKimS & CO. u,1i gIiHIi 1ilki
.W. Moore)14 Writes onI Methiod oftliiosdiitefol~lgW
tmen'ut to .h old Spre~nim. 1115ol o 'aias
rI'I 5of black(-ieg disease amiong woyar. nilgosae
have been1 com11ing in to t he of-inet'j 1 rit1CII100'sl
F armi Demaonst rator P. W. Ibuh(11 11 Oybg
for the past week and yesier- Sel aldyi letd(u
had one11 cas' diagno~se(I by Dr. Wy loehc.Rbeii
rs and identifIed as the dlisease. hn o vl oietesl
ase was on Mr. 'M. E. AlcDan.- adYI a itntyha
lace, on .Rabun Creek. Otherlignseathgaetath
have been replorted but not thor- loe ntl isetne h
identified in other sections.caero nertefgr.
day he gave out the following(1Cinro 12t24hrs
ent about the epidemic and howthgnotisqatryuwl
e with it: uclitiseaotbf
have this afternoon p)ositivelythuhihahenban
led a ease of black-leg in this iau,''eaoemnindg
.This is a contageous disease ecp ihtebod
at young cattle, and always fa- "hntl nmlde sa
here are two ways to stamp) out onrsol o ohrsn
lense and I name them in ordermeoanoeelebtsud
ortance:diahoesm'orfetc
iBurn the dead animnai right bgeog ocnantea
it is found.inteotonsoecrwo
Vaccinate the well animals teclte lo' otst
t the disease.whlliraywtiolal
Is latter is (lie l:ost in imiport- trbrig ilu h oea
becaptpe it has to be dlone over Inthtan10(leowr
In two weeks. There is very lit-..u u iedies ofra
e in car'rylng out tihe 2nd remn-isocen.
neasre henfarersareso f-TheFre sae tof obe COmese
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Rerieatr AtAlPie
liyuaeitr~e n i
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ryou be itrse in eeing tha tes
up by4. "Very tru (l yus
id "P. W. Moore,
akesu as 'm i'ser nmn ie aing h M eo
'uer ayl-ytuy oi
ved cor- Ne'Yrkrpot tatem ent.atth
kin, At- Amria .sntehd ae ran
AnimaI me t to INer all Grmans whoTar
ind, the mandurins. attre ~as h
ek co-as o' rpr statement isbigrpithatb the
with a provincial press.
ses will
ave, the Orover C. Btichey, Attorney.
tng for' Grover C. Richey, youngest son of
at once W .R1. Richey of this place, was among
opi, and the gradutates tn the Law Department
nal, tput of the U'niversity' of South Carolina
d, then this year. On the mnohion of Prgf.
rate the Thomas, Dean of the Law Depar'tment
[lre. Af- he was sworn in hefore tihe Supreme
id all is Court and enrolled as one of the at
stamp- torneys of Souith Carolina, Mr. Richey
his case has beenf visiting in the city for a few
days before joining the medical corps
in L'au- oft he 1st regiment.