Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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44 * Local and Personal Mention. * ** ,Miss Eddith Alills has been visiting Miss Mary Walter Steadman. Mr. Josh Craig, of Tylersville, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Aurelia Vance of Gainesville, Florida, is visiting Dr. and :rs0. C. Albright. Mr. H. H-. Wilkes returned home Monday after spending several days at Glenn Springs, Mlr. and Mrs. T. M. Norris of Cenl tral, spent the week-end with Mrs. D. C. Barksdale. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dial Gray and chil dren are spniing some time in the nountains of North Carolina. IMr. 0. 1). R(iddle has returned to At lanta after spending a week here with his parents, MIr. and Mrs. C. M. Riddle. .\irs. i. E. Ilitt and daughter, Nellie - leusti, aid nephew, 'Valter Turner, were visitors in the city Monday. Mrs. J. J. .leSwaln, of Greenville, - cnt the wveek-cnld in the city with .l 1. and .\i". F. P. McGowan. Mi; I .tia Dial has returnied home r fter vi itin: 'hor cousin, \lins le3sH Loviln;eod, :at Ackworth, Ga. Mr. 11. C. IDuncan, formerly of Cold Point. but now a resident of .Ionea- I Ville, spen' ; kunlday inl the (ity. MX'ss .arie Blackwell, of Pa'kville, is the gu(et of .\iss Sarah 1olt on South IHarper Street. Messrs. R. M. 13abb, (G. Taylor and Master Carl Taylor, of the Green Pond soution, were in the city yesterday. Miss Luceile 1larris. of Clinton, has 1.ecn spending several (lays in the elty with her aunt, Mrs. .1. Ran Little. Miss Margaret Mcintosh, of Newber ry, has been the guest of liss Harriet Simpson for the past few days. Miss Sue Pcarl Moore, of Spartan burg, is spending reveral days with relatives In the city. Mliss Fannie Garrison spent several (lays wvith friends in Florence, last week. Mrs. L. C. Fuller, accompanied by Ilattle and Eloise .\1iller, has return ed fromt a visit to M\rs. L. D. Pitts i Rock 11111. Mrs. A. C. Miller an' children, Jesse Carroll and A. C., Jr., are visiting m.rs. I. Y. Wallace and family In Greenville. Mrs. Geo. 1". IlopIkins and (laughter, Li'. . ha ve' returned from a visit to 1111,:s !a1. Gry (oulrt and Fountain I i'. MrI. A. L. Amilek arrIVed In the city Monday to :s';sume charge of the 'ofle of tie Carolina Life I usaurne Com pany, succedlig .\lr. Izard, who h:s returned to Philadelphia. M isa Elb '2. .\anley, who removed Greenwood sOme months ago, with hter parents, has retu rneld to i latrena aInd re.sed her Ild pesition in the telephone (e1tral as nigh operator. L. C. Ilr ksdale. froimi '2am ip .lack en, and W. 0. Barkusdale, of Sp:ar'tani burg, Spea Sunday with their lot lier. OPERA HOUSE COMIING WE '.K "imI ONI IIO0.\)" WVithi Viola lDana -also IlE W"-- -N o. 5 "I'D -___EYo. for lo';e of~ a wVomanli n% ith no regrets. 10e and 20ir SAVI'i l) AY,. A t'-. I17 "WIOMAN IN TI'ii' WVEI", No. :i --also Two reels of( nVetern Drama and two-ieel {eystono Comedy .\OND) Y, AITh. 19 C'harn e Chaplin "A 1 001'S IV , Ills latest ieture- riot of laugh si 'I COn c thrills. ails "Ti E I' 1l''EX" A fiye-reel /dr a of intense In 'rest. l0c and 20e T-UiCSDAY, AUG. 20. Tom Mix in "AOE 111GH1" ---also "SE'LF MADRE LAll-Y" (Comedy of ecmeies. Don't miss this day's show. WVICDNESD)AY, AU'O. 21. "THE11' FI4)1l'i'NU TiIA 1lt", No. 2 -also Two-reel Western Picture and a two-reel Conicdy. 5-and 15c CLIP Triil ROGlA.\ OUIT F"OR YOUR (iUIDEh.. Our Motto-"Nothing Too Good Foi- Laurenls. A rs. J. MeD. Moore and children are spending some time with .lirs. Moore's parents In Albermarle, N. C. Mrs. Joel Smith is spenliding awhile with her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. E. I. Wilkes. Mr. and Mrs. Bolt Camp, of Harts ville, ar visiting Mrs. Camp's parents, Mr. and irs. John N. Iludgens. Mr. T. 11. Blackwell and son, 1). T. Blackwell, of Due West, were :i the city for a few hours on business, Tues day. Licut. 11. W. Highes, U. S. N., and Nil-. and Airs. W. 11. .loorehead aid fatnily, of Goldville, spent Sunday in the (ity with .\l'. and .irs. Geo. C. ilopkins. Mrs Heyward Moorer, oZ Orange burg, and Alnr. Claude -Bannister, of HJolly 1ill, have ret' uond to their omen after visiting Mr. and .\irs. \V. It. Ilichey for several (lays. Airs. W. II. 'Culbertson, of Cold P'oint, passed through the city ntu!rday on her way home from lBessemer City, N. C., where she had been visiting ler sister, Mirs. V. W. Ilucler. J. \Vesley Fowler and biCwls .un dy, young men of the mouit Pleasant section, left last week for fltoston, MaIe., wh'ere they will enter ervice Ii the .lMerchant Alarine. 1!1nr3 MIu-tin, who enlisted I11 the -val avia;ion service several monithsi :go and has been awaitling a call to (uty, leaves tomorrow for tha train l-g school ncar Dost onl to he:-iun train ing. .\lrs. .John W. Bot and little chld tare spen(ling sOlue tHe wihll .X i\s. Bolt's parents at Horse Cave, KY. AIss Iluth Alc~ee, Who has been visit lng Air. and Mrs. Bolt here for sevpral months, returned home 'with Mrs. Bolt. )r. and Airs. C. P3. Vincent are en joying a visit of their relatives, among whom are )r. and lrs. C. P. Vincent, Sr., wvho arc on their way home from Urevard, N. C.; Dr. and Alrs. V. 1). Vinvent, of Varnlville; .\Ir. and Mrs. W. W. Vincent and son, of Atlanta; Alt' 1). \V. Vincent an(l son, of Orangeburg, an(I lenry E. Vincent, of Suitcr. Dr. and Alrs. W. A. Smith and thIce cil(rl'en, of Charleston, arrive(! in tl:' city several days ago to he with Al'. t1nd .irs. Chalmers Arnstrong and ot h or reItives for awhile. Dr. Smith. iho is a cap~taln In the :edical branch of the army, will go from here to Camp Wadsworth In a few (lays to awat orders fot overseas duty. Alr. Smn ith and the chil(ren wIll p roba;bly Ieminl hiere iI h isi absence. G.erge A. i igston, of itie Trinity Rtidge section of this Coinnty, who I. nIow ;.I1C h ~vlneec of the ;-,oV ilrnm'i. spent severai day; witi :niomeolks last week. Alr. ban:sto:t i; in tlhe tranprt br:ach of the'(,: 'ice ando ha~s (Irassedi te oceant Ii:i. ' vith :;oldiers goin' to the w - r ronll. Iliin Cr,3t 1ri:> wa~s wn Ih To0 lt(d 4ro':; Sul ,.oria,: ke, ain elfort to mi t Ibe I .,;e (n 'otWr Z ! (. .-d .is <e I!, Cn o fro l l ea 'our ht of thle mthuibtlers have' marie :*:ty :ym'nt atI all. Payme'intts 1hl Ir l lly.~s~ I''S t is l ro h 'i t r f r nuh,'s. ihea il N ror ; le !:!; i :n v . \a e t he(''(i 3 t Is a 're n . 4 N a i ' m I a n ~ AtP i least once every inI.:th a;nd it w:.' beo an~ (asy thting to stopi and11tu~ ma;i your: Il'ed (ross leaylt(ent. A ruw'eriptih'n absolutely worttless1 un less i't ii pai. It will never' do in the world for u it I fall down' ItOn this lied C ross coile !o'i . SR$ar we have collected only3 $ It. '.l8.t. XWe have subscriptions amuount ig to mtore than $@1 .000.00,) antd we ;hould have in hand at least onte-h;.lf Is amtount or $1 5.50t0.t0. If' there ev er* was a time wvhen the fled ('ross needs funds It Is now. I knowv the people of Laurens county wvill come" across whten they realize the necessi ty, and I simply wish to remind thIem that payments are not being miadle as promptly as they should he. Make it a point to see your local treasurer to (lay and pay upi your subscription in full if you can do so, and at least pa5y the one-half w'hicht is nmow clue, Itespectfully, . ... AD)AMS, 'l'reasurer. SOCIETY. + AMlan Eleanor Miller entertaIned in homnor' of Misses IHar'riett Warit 'nmeIker, lIda Sexton and I oulse Ilopkilns las't week. After ptlaying rook, lc~e cr eamn atid1 enke werue served. Miss E ula. the game, 'was plresented with a Crepe de-chine handkerchief. 0 00 Sullivani-Watts. Annotuncement has been made of tihe approaching marriage of Miss Augusta Watts, the attractive dlaughter of As sociate Justice and Mrs. Richard C. Watts, to Mr. Jared ). Sullivan, of this place. The marriage Is to take plaCc at the C1eraw home of the bride's parents on September 4th and is to be a home wedding. 'Miss Watts has spent most of ier sum mers here with her parents at their summer home and has numerous friends among those with whoi1 she hes been asIo elated who have iWen Inte rested in the ani noun cemnent of her approaching mar:iage. .\!r. FuliIvan had his colle giate education at. ClCmson college and is ain aggressive young farmer liv Ing at the Suilivan home place a few miles from the city. Lee'sville, Au'ig. 10.-Friends through out South Carolina will be interested in a weddin-g which was solemninzed on August 5th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willimm 1. Padgett -when their daughter, Miss .lyme Evan-;elinte. was married to Tyllia n 1. Moore. The Ceremony .wlas per.''orm ed by the Rev. M. A. Clekley. To the st:'ai n; of the wedding mar h. '> yed by Mrs. ii. S. Petrea. the bridal 'a rty me' on the spaciou ver.nder un d"i an arbh covered with Southern ami i lax. Froi the a rch was aluspend ed - huge iwhite V.(c(dding bell. During the ceremony* . \.:. Pet rea pi; ye(d "ilel od." of Love." The cn:.y attendiants Were the bride's sister. .\Misa Sadye Padgett. as maid of honor, and I. .1. Lvugstoi as lest man. The bride wore a lopely beaded Cor gette crepe drawed over (r.epe de chine, and a white p hte hat. her heu quet beine a Cor.;ang' of bride's rose!s. n Imiediately after the ceremoniy al Ce SoIrSe war rerved by several girls or the younigcr set. ho ioure decorations were excep tionally pretty. In I the drawing roolm) the magniflec nt .ifts were onl display. .\Miss Anna Belle R1iser presided over the bride's rcgist er and about 125 guiests were regkivtred. The bride anld groom left by motor for the mon o'i f Woestn North Carol'un. Aft.-r t;'v return they. will be a:t hne in 'T'h'' br do is lte o ildiert daue)t (.- or .iMr. and .irs. W. It. Padget t 14il I dhlo Ixn:t a y(111!1g Woman of1 ier;onia I 'I:h a 'ii l:an Iuty. she pass;esaes ani Ini'tai.I 'a vi'i. voier. . \. . oore is t pr':.im( t .cuarun l in:. man o I.an n.:. The - at.-.'- .- ___ C out on dod pay you t We have very nc mnense stocks of gener our goods were boug and buly these goods while these two big st sell them. SPECIAl Red kml - TWO ST No. 1 Store 210 We No. 2 'Your Home F Fun The distinguishing featt ture. It reflects the taste, Ji owner. In this great store furniture built in America I means of everyone. A Wonderful Sui Latest satin finish, rfa/ piece extra large and e e is only one of over tw t If you went best i qual come to us. We know y< prices for they are the low sidered. S. M. & E. H. A "WANT AD" IN THE ADV LOOK an JRNS & CO.= of suimmer good~s clea'rng o0 !! and winter stocks. A .,ur >e.quic~k tiene. Corn and uay your~ needs at o ce. reverything you may nee . 1s ne al1 merchandlise. Our stocks are now Fht many months ago. The saving in while they last. Procrastination is the ocks last. Now it's up to you; we ha .. AUGUST SALE---FANCY LAW 1Racket J. ( ORES CHOCK FULL OF GENE] st Laurens Street. Store North Side of Square, Burns I 1 0 SJudged By Its liture LRe of any homre is its furni i idgment and personalitv of its: you will find the finest type of :oday, and priced within the Oh Real Mahogany e-for poterbed; every suit beautif .( This e are showing. ity, latest in style and finish, )u will be pleased with our 2st in the state, quality con- I .Wilkes & Co. ERTISER WILL DO THE WORK ==2 STORES sal Gohng On at to make room for rimner go->ds must move 1 ook through. It will WW7wottw4istagrr wo im doubly larger than ever befoE,'n4>d [price is yours if you will come in thief of time. Don't put it off; buy ve the goods and we are gcin g to N, 9e a Yard. CAL MERCHANDISE 10 Pounds Good Green Coffee 3lock$.0