* Loeal and Personal Mention. *
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Mr. J. S. Svitzer, of Woodruff, was
a visitor in tho city yesterday.
Miss Corrie .Stone left Monday to
visit relatives in Atlanta.
Miss Rosa Madden, of Atlanta, visit
ed relatives in the city last week.
Mtr. B. G. Peterson, of Greer, was a
visitor in the cit.y Monday.
Mr. A. W. Teague, of Atlanta, is
spending a fow days in the city.
Mrs. J. 0. Sullivan is on a visit to
relatives and friends in Greenville.
Miss Elise labb is visiting relatives
and friends in Rockingham, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Campbell, of
Florence, spent Monday with Mr. and
MrIs.. L. Moore, enroute to Asheville.
Miss Phyllis Page, of Charlottsville,
Va., is visiting Mi. and Mirs. F. P. Me
Gowan.
MI. Geo. M. Pro it, of this city,
spent Sunday at Madden Station visit
ing a friend.
Mrs. Margie 'Culbertson, of Columi
bus, Ga., is out. on a visit to her old
home at Tumbling Shoals.
Dr. and Mrs. G C. Albright spent
Saturday and Sunday in Greenville
with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. P. Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barnett, of Gaff
ney, spent the week-end in the city
tinue
Mis. Eugene Adams, of Fountain Inn,
spent the week with relatives in Lau
MIr. and Mrs. .1. It. Minter, of Seladia,
spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and
Mrs. T.. P. Minter.
Mrs. J. 1-1. Rtasor and Mrs. Conway
Dial, of Cross 11111, were shopping in
the city Saturday.
Mir. Edward 'Mcrady returned Sun
day evening to Birmingham, Ala., after
spending several days in the city.
M rs. Y. S. Kilkerson and Yancey, -Jr.,
returned to the city Sunday after
spending several weeks in Greenville.
\Ir. A. J. Davis, of Greenwood, pass
ed through the city Monday on his
way to Glenin Springs.
Mrs. 1). L. O'Shlields, of Spartanburg,
is visitin l her mother, Mrs. C. M. Rid
dell. on Sullivan St.
'Mr. Thos. Q. Sullivan, who has been
out Oin a visit to ielatives in this couin
-. has returned to his home in Atlan
ta. Ga.
Mrs. Lillie T'. Rodgers, of ''ueapaw,
is spending a few days with Dr. Vin
cent's faimily and ather relatives in the
ty.
M Ls. L. 1). O'Sh ields has returned to
hler1 home Ili Spartaniuirg, after visit
ing her parents, Mi. an(l Mis. C. M.
Riddell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wim. ). Sullivan, of
Titumbling Shoals, returned1i home Mon
day froiin a tenl days' visit to hiril son
and other kinfolks in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. .\lark Ilellams alid Mrs. .James
lavis and childl rcn Ieave tiis morning
for IHendersonville to spend a few
lays enjoying the ilointain air.
Mr. and Mi's. It. W. Gilliland, of
Fotiiiain Inn, spen t lie week-end in
the city withi Ma's. W. TV. Dor'roh andi
family.
The Methodist anid Presbyterian 'oin
gr'egations will woi'shii next Sunday
evening at 8 :30) o'clock in the Presby
tei'ian ehui'ch.
Mr'. A. L. White, who lives bet ween
Lauriens iand Mounatville, was in the
('ity T''hui'sday. Mi'. White brouight a
large load of vegetables with him and
found a ready sale on the local mar'ket.
Mir. C. I,. Waldi'ep Is in Washington,
D). C., foi' a few days' stay withi his
bi'ot her-in-law. Mr. J1. ii. I iawkins. Ile
fore his r'eturin lie will go to Itti
mo re anud othle r polints.
*Mrs. J. A. Claridy and Miss Pearl
ClIa rdy, accomipjani ed iby !Ulite .\Miss
Kathei'ine Clardy, are sp~eninig sonie
ime with Mr'. and Mi's. F. Ii. ('othi'an,
at Biidgewvatea', N. C.
Mi'. W. C. Mei'edithi and family, of
Atlanta, spent" xeveiral days last week
with Mr3 i. and( Mi's. W; C. P. [toberitSoil,
of this city, and Mr's. iDorroh Peden,
at Gray (court.
Mi'. and Mr is. .John A. Fr anks atnd
family, Mrii. and .\lrs. Clyde Franks
and family, and Mr's. 10. 0. Ander'sn
arie spending t his wecek at IIariris
Springs.
Mr i. Fria nk . .\leCr'avy, w ho ha s been1
d11irct'Iing Wari Work anri1i liheri act ivi
thi's in Virginia and West Virginia. is
spe(nding a few days in the ciiy withi
Mr. J1. W'. 11(ot, .\l. iCha'is. Cisp and
Mi'. and Mi's. ('. W. Kitchen and fain
113' hiav'e rctuined from a lea'~sant visit
to frienids anud tel atIives in .\lit (hell'I andl
Sandersville, Ga.
Miss Aurellai Vance, of Gainesville,
Fla., H. V. Va nce of Gieenville, S. C.,
anud I Jet. ('onimiandcir H. It. Vanuce,
ar e visiting Dr'. and M~rs. G. C. Al
bright.
Mr i. S. C. Wood, nianager' of thie dry3
goods dlepai'tment of the Wells Clardy
'Comnpa ny, is taking his vacation this
weekl visiting fienids and ielat Ives in
Ytoik and (astonla, N. C.
Mr1. Iei'bei't StullIvana, wvho is ('oni
neted with the State Ii ighway E-n
gineer's foree In Geonee c'oiiity3, withi
hecadquiartei's at Seneca, splent Satuir
<day atnd Stitday here visitIng hoiie
folks.
Mrs. Banks Cuningham, Miss Kath
leen Cuningham, 'Master Ross Cuning
ham and Misses Mildred Fennel, Lou
Ise Sims and Ruth Culbertson, motored
up from Waterloo Monday and spent
a few hours in the city.
Dr. C. M. Millier left Monday to at
tend the meeting of the State pharma
ceutical association in Greenville. Dr.
L. S. Bolt, who Is now located at Bates
burg, also went) up from here, having
come lp with AMrs. Bolt the day before.
.\l,. J. 11. lusti, of Cross 1111, was a
visitor hiI the city Alonday. Mr. lusti
was very much pleased over the con
dition of the crops hi his vicinity and
.said that ho expects to make a very
fair crop if weather conditions con
tinued.
Allss Pansy Riddell, of Augusta, Ga.,
is visitlog relatives iII the city.
.\liss Gena Nicholls, who has been
teaching at Andrews, is spending a few
days in the city with her grandparent;,
Nir. and .II\rs. T. .lac toper and will
leave soon for Greenville to take a
business course.
Alisses inez and .largaret Nicholls,
who have been visiting Alr. and .irs.
T. Mlac Roper, left Alonday morning
for .lontreat. N. C., to spend a few
(lays at the cottage of Dr. .l. loss Lynn,
lresident of the Thornwmel Orphanage.
)r'. Hi. D. Mlahaffey left yesterday
morning for Texarkana, Texas, to visit
his brother, ir. J. Q. .lahaffey who in
vited him to come out antd take an au
tomobilo trip with his family through
Wyoming, Colorada and several other
westerl states
.\r. and Mirs. W. G. Lancaster and
children leave today for lenderson
ville and other places in the North
Caroina mountains. They will go by
auttomobile and be accompanied as far
as Greenville by Nir. W. If. Gilkerson,
who will leave them there to visit
relatives in Anderson.
Mir. and Mrs. Harold Smith, who
moved to Laurens more than a year
ago have returned to Greenville, where
they will reside In the future. 'Mr. and
Airs. Smith expect to build a bealutifuli
home in ('agle Park. For the present
they are mling their home on the Au
gusta road.-Greenville News.
AlIsses Sallie Hiunter and Henrietta
Seabrook, of Pendleton, and Miss
Kathleen Lander, of Anderson, are
guests this week of Miss Sadie Stilli
vanI. Mliss Sullivan entertained a few
frilends in their honor Mlonday evening
and yesterday afternoon another parl
was made ip for a pienic at Yar'
borough's Mlill.
The parly of Laurens people who
visited 'lhiladelph0iia. Atlantie c ity,
N laga ra Fall.s and ot her poinlts il Ihe
northi .wAith a party of people from Oth)
er places Ieittrnled to 1the city Th u rs
day evening after a delightfit1 triP'. in
the party from Launttiis were .\irs.
SaIlle I. Niekels, liss Lilla Todd, Miss
b'uey lci 'hail, Alissse lartha andi
IIriucie Owings. Ruth Bagwell, Esther
lowler' and Sadie %'ullivanl.
Presentedl Ith .14)11n111in Trip.
About ten aiitomobiles, loaded with
people fiom Whitmire, attrtactedl con
sider'able at tention on the publliC
sqiuar(' Fr'iday evening whlile the party
r'ested het'e for a fewv minutes while on
their way to the m)ountuains. The patty
w~as made uip of members of the hand
and1( thte base ball team of the0 Glenn
Lowei'y M\anufactuin tg C'ompany and
were being given an outing by the coim
patny offleials. The earIs bot'e pennants
of the Glenn-Lowery Y. . C~. A. and
the outing was unrder' thle dli'ection of
the Y. M1. C. A. leader'. Aftet' remtaining
htete a shtoit time1 a loud1( blast wvas
sounided by3 a mentber of the band and1(
thte trip was taketn up again. The par'
ty' was prieceded by a laike truick withi
nalia.
Wanterinig Farm ilorses.
Walter' Moore, a well known writer,
says:
'it Is a colmmn tihing for farmers
to. work theeir horsees in the0 hay leld
from mnot'nng to night, watering them
only at noon. 'rTis is (lotne even oni
(lays of excessive heat. The di'ivet'
usitally has two or mote refreshtinog
dr'inks Int thte middle1k of the morning,
adl agalin iii the afternoon; hbtt the
hlorses. wh1o are0 (e(uallly as ftirsty. go
wt ihotut. 'This want oIf water is no1t(on
ly dist rissin. buot it causes the hors
is to drinkh to exc(ess at niooin and1
nteain ait night. which often rests~t
it colic. an 111l1ways; tends to produice
a distentded stomalch. or wha~t fartmers
treat1 theIir' hiotses hiiunely' should
take wa lter itto the Ifild for thbem ut
hot wveather'
Opin 1 iuiooks of E Subsriilthit
Notilee is herQeby givent that books1( of
ubscrpt'in to01 Ii capital stock of'the
Peoples lBank of Gray Coitri. will be
on1-ned in lie 0filce of .1. A. ('itrry at
Gria y (Courit. S. ( ., on Thuiisrday, .1 uly
thtotity -tiven by tihe Seou'etary'~ of
Stalte. ('a pital st o(ck $50,000, divided
1nt10 liii shareis oIf $ 1(1( eacht.
,J. W. [IEASON,
U. T". CI'RlOR,
. A. 1. OWu'iNGy,
L. 11. IlROOKS,
52-1t noard of Cornporas
+ SOCIETY. +
DeWitt-Madden
Mrs. Pauline DeWitt, of Blackville,
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Nanalene, to Mr. %. L. Mad
den, of cold Point, In this county. Miss
'DeWitt was formerly one of Mr. Mad
doll's pupils .wile lie was sit perin tenld
ent of the Illackville school. Mr. Alad
(en1 has been teaching for tie past sev
eral years in the Carlisle Fitting
S-chool, at Bamberg. The marriage is
to take place in August.
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Entertained Forty Two Club.
Mtrs. L. Conitor Fuller diel iglt fully
entertained the Forty-'1'wo Club ''u-s
day afternoon at her home on East
Alain street. After a number of excit
Ing gaites were played, a delicious
salad course was served.
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For Augiisfta Visitors.
AMts. Matiotn T. Simpson was hostess
yesterday afternoon in htonotr of Alisses
Anie Wright 11111 and Frances Todd,
of Augusta, house guests of AIliss
Gladys Roper. Gailes and music were
enjoyed during tie afterinoon, after
which a delicious Ice coir'se' was
served.
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For Mt's. J. II. hlltmsey
Satui'day afternoon Misses Annie
Bell and Bess Childress entertained
the younger married set at a porch
party for Mrs. .J. 11. Ramsey, of Spar
tanburg. Five tables were placed for
playing bridge and a most enjoyable
afternoon was spent5 After a number
of games were played a tempting salad
course was serve(. The hostesses were
assisted in entertaining by Miss Lucy
MePhall.
000
Rleception for Visitors.
Mrs. A. I. Christopher entertained
at an elaborate ree66on last Friday
evening from six 40 Gotst O'Clock in
honor of her hout er8912, Mrs. A. B.
Christopher and Vhi, 7ithel Christo
pher, of Allantia. 111 Christopher
home on West Main street was beau
lifully decorated it green and other
colored ZenIas and created a pretIty
a effecive scene for the evening.
.\out t (o hiltdred guests called dar'
i:tm the venting".
With \Mrs. Christopher l int the r(iv
Itia line wte Mts. A. It. Christophor
aInd hter daught'er, AlIs, .osibel (hris
tlopher, tile t'o gietst' of htonor', Mirs.
It. 1,. Gray, of Gray Cour ci rs. leo.
M. Wright, .\t's. WV. Watts Davis and
Mt's. .J. 11. Davis, of Clinton. The
giests wre met i tite doot' by .I rs.
T1. Darlington. .irs. W. '. Gray,
and Alrs. W. 11 Dia. Who ui sherd'l t hem
linto the pailor wler irs. Alhet Dial,
Mirs. .larv~i Wolff and Mrs. James Di
ds introduce(d them to those in the re
e'iving line. After'a few pleasant mno..
imtents speit 1 1 er, the gusts wer in-.
vilted to thte dlitinlg room by \1t's. .J. 11.
Teague.M Al .\lert TIodd~ and Mrs 1H.
L. .Joaes wh'iere delicious ecama and
cake were ci ult iring thte firtst houri b~y
Mr's. N. TI. Dlal anid M.\'r. FDal GrCay.
Dui lng the seconds hotrt .\irs. I1. K(.
Aiken and Mi's. Ear'l Wilson assisted
here. A fteir pirt akinag of refresh
'i ls .'er'e te guests wer'e dit'c'ted to
te Iiunch howl, uresided over' by a
btevy of young ladies, Misses Virginia
lHarksdale, Fr'ancese Davis. ( laudia
Oari'ligitn. HRe t T akec, IIrtuC:'s and1
.\atha Owings an'l .Alar ivellIe Futller.
Assistinag in the d ininlg r'oom werc .\ a's.
Vance I rby. Mirs. L. C. Thalie and~ Miss..
('5 Lauria Fuumily Dila, I.Mitha liatks
dale. Rosa G ray antd Mlarv~ O'wings.
P'orchl Patrty for Ciuests.
Last Wednesday' evening Misses
Mary, Luila and Lticy Lit t IenCtter'tainted
a ai numbet' of fiends at a del ight Ifiul
Iporeb' partiy in hontor of thIteir' htoius
gutests, I'lisses lelent W'ill iamsot, ot
Lanc(asitr. andtt Saraht THrysoit, of Laui
rens, and \lessris. .J linmie Doz',ier andtt
l'ur'vis Dozier'. of Roc'h Ilill. The ev
eing was dlelighttfully' spenit ini 'on..
wh ib dcIiuel i ('ots r'efre(shm te nt wvere
sertved.
KNITSi' OF PYT"IIIA.N
Laurens Lodge No.
'13 will meet ntext Mon
- day ntight at 8 o'clock.
Member; is ai'c urtged to
Rt. WA. HR IGGUS, C. C.
J. F". TrOLBERT,. K of R. S.
Rlslig Sun ('hapter No. 41, 13. ., 3,
A sper ia Ic'on)vo('ation1 of
Rising Sun Chapter No. 6.
RI. A. M., will he hteld on
TIlIl'RISDAY night, Jutly 17,
at 8:00t o'clo('k. WVork it
t he MI. . degrece. .\lemotbers r'eq iest
ed to lbe lre(set and visit Ing bret hr'en
w"'eome. Electrtic faits htave recent
ly bneen installed. ('omie early,
By order' of
M. L. SMITHl, HI. P.
H. TERbTRY. Sec.
'BALLS"
I Mason Fruit Jars
LND SAFEST TO USE
AL GLASS TOP JARS
)ozen - - - $1.00
per Dozen - - $1.25
ON SCREW TOP JARS
zen - - - .80
)ozen - - .90
per Dozen - - $1.15
r Rubbers 10 cents per Dozen.
.son Jars 35 cents per Dozen.
leal Jars 25 cents per Dozen.
I. WILKES & COMPANY
Quali Go e hr I
It is acknowIledged that cantilever springs
are the easy-riding form of suspension
for cars of comparatively short wheel.
base.
Yet there is an individuality in Dort's
manner of traversing rough roads. It
has a difference in its easy swing and!
freedom from "kick-up" in the tonneau.
There are two contributing factors to
this difference. One is in the proper size,
virAght and hanging of the springs thern
selves. The other is in the proper di.
tribution of body weight.
The Dort "hangs right." Its beka~ce is
at the correct place to obviate disagre
able throw from either the front or rear
sprimgs.
The very best test of Dort riding quaili
ties is at your disposal. Ask us to drive
yo'u fast over rough roads. Convince
yourewlf by a demnoLrtration, gI&My
given.
VINCENT MOTOR CAR COMPANY
Laurens, S. C.
(OTMOTQA _CAR. CoMP
FlINALI SETlTLIGIENT. rfm amya tut tas Administrmator.
Tfak{e not Ice that on thme 6th (1ay of t(Ilersonl ineb ied to sad psate
Auzguti 19 I19, 1 will renlder a finaI ae- m i ttta (ae rtu al W $iA
(ounlt of Aiy inets andiu dloings~ as Ad-- hav~ in claims aga intt said estate wvill
initramitoru of the estatIe of S. I). .\laI I - 10 iet them on or hefo rn said date,
htala.-y, dieeased. in th lile 11( of the duly1~ proveni, or' he forever biarred.
.Jld(' Of l'robtate of l1,auriieon onty' -. L. MlAIlIAIF''V
at i l o'clocik, a. im., and on the sam Administrator.
dnay will a,'jly for a final diechnroc nnk- , 19ln I--A--5.'
Ideal ani
BEST A
IDE
Quarts per I
Half Gallon
MAS
Pints per Do
Quarts per I
Half Gallon
Best qualit
Tops for Ma
Tops for I<
S. M.& E. I
THil E (ITAiIEL
h'lIe 311lil11ury ('ollete. of soutih (aroliia
('lassed by War illiepartinent ats it
I) stllinguished 31111tnry ('o'lege.
Full co(urt1soes in engineering, scieic
0: an1d languiages.
One b'leneficliary scholat rship, which
2 4.ys nearly all expenses, is vacalt ill
Lait-rens Couty and will be filled by
a comtpetiik extanination to be held
in Augulst Sih at the county seat.
This exatillatIlon will be given on the
followilng sullh.jretcs: AlIgehra through
(Inndratilcs, Plane Geomeotry, English
Gran1nuar11 . Comptlositijoln and( lhetorie,
Ilaitetratutre, Amteican I listory, Ancient
History and Physical Geography.
A limiited number of pay cadets will
be rceivedl. Total (expenlses need ( not
exceed $-100. E-arly aplplienation is
necessary. For catalog giving full in
formation), add(ress
C'ol. 0. J. I ONDI. Suiperinteent,tt
''Te Citadel, Charleston, S C.
Statemtent ol the ('onilitlo~n of; the
PFI'OPIES IA)AN A Nil EX('i. hA NKI,
loented at I-aurens, S. ('.. at tihe close
of1 buiiness. ,Jine 30, 191'.
Overdratift s . .. . .. . 2,118.9
I ondis and1( Stocks Ow ned
by~ th2e anitk............. 25,00.00
Furitutre and( Fixturei ..I .'.o50.00
flankIng I Iouse . . .. .. J. 10,000.00l
Otte frotn 1(anks and( I ink
Curr'ency .. . . . . . 1,I 80
SilIvor and1( Othier Coi n 1.. 1.097. 12
('heeks and( ('ash Ptms .,:80.51
Otiherv itesource~s. VIZ.:
\\'iar SaIvin Stamp ...ii1 2:.1.00
1'. 5. I .ihierr y loinds . . . . 2iI0
Total ..... .......... .* .55,i2.,U
i~idedot Prlits, less (ur
liiid.-nd...n. aid.. .. .. .0.0
1i.to Che Uc k .. 22 .. 11.12
I i till 1 2il of IL
posil .. .. .. 10 .:2 .
'a -hi2r's ( heekV 2.,::2.95 279,yJ .0
11ills Pi a.tI.'bl, includina2 'C.'r
Io -)d' 1.. ...... ... .........'.0 H.0l
To'tal .. .............,.9.6
1o2nty P.of 1,aturiens.
He o ret ?dil (211221 \\'. .\. \\'a II A. Pr i
lent of the( abov2'. 2Tha.d ban1k, who12(,
belingi dut sw rn, I ayl' s ').th t the bv
and t tor ' 222t 1 -22J).2'ment g 121(2a t le
thi- SthI day of J2112. li19
Notarty Pl'1ic.