Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* * * * o * e * e 9 * 9 e- e 9 * 9 0 * . * Local and Personal Mention. * .e Mr.. J. C. Stone is in Atlanta on a visit to his children. S-Mrs. E. A. Urown, of iiarnwell, is visiting relatives in the city. 0 r. W. G. Wilson has gone to the -orthern markets to buy fall goods. Miss Margaret Wright left a few days 'ago for a visit to Greenville. Il iss Frances Kennedy splent last wek-end in Anderson with her uncle Mr. J. -1. ]'arks. Masters Charlie and Ilenry Foster, of Tnioosville, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. W. T. Dorroh. Mliss SI )lean has gone to Green ville to speid her vacation with rela tives. Mrs. Sallie Marshall and children, of Sumter, ate visiting at the home of Dr. and Mirs. J. H1. Teague. NIr. and .\ Is. C. 1H. 11 icks and clII dren are spending, the week in the mountains of North Carolina. Durwood and Francis Ellis have re turned home aftel' a week's visit to their aunt, Mrs. lturley in Monticello. Miss Kate Ellen Ei'ichelberger has finished the summer school at Win throlp and is now teaching the summer school at Filbert. Ferris Mtartin and 0. 11. Simmons, Jr., left atumlrday to Join Mrs. 0. 11. Simmons and family for a stay of several days in the mountains. Mr. and .ilrs. Carlisle Smith, who have been visiting their sisi.'r, Mirs. J. I. E:llis, have returned to their home in Columbia. Mr. A. Ii. Gatsqie, the newly elected superintendent of tite city schools, ar rived in the city Alonday and is mak ing preparations for the opening of schools on Septeumber -Ist. lr. James T. Crews, Jr., who re ceived his discharge from 'atmp Jack son a few days ago, left Sunday for Akron, Ohio, where lie expects to take a course In an auto school. Miss Flora Bennett has as her guest this week Miss Ina Solberg, of Le Sueur Center, Minn. ~Miss Solberg is to spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Geo. F. Boyd, of Anderson. Mrs. 11. K. Aiken is expect-ed home today after a visit to her son, Hugh Ailken, Jr., at Biuffalo, N. Y. While away she visited several other cities adl( took a trip tirougi parts of Canada. .\lr. A. I. Stonle and family and Mrs. W. .\. Ir-by anld .\aster I"Iuhen, and1( little Mary. lwve reituirned from a visit to Atlanta to sel tir brother and sir, .Mr. W. Guy St one 1and famitly If and Mrs. -,i"k .ladh( i1 and famliy. Mr. and .lr-i. W. R. Wevns, Miss Lucile \Vcns and I laymond Weens, of West l'ointi, Miss.. Mr. Dick Moor'e of Kinoxvilb., n.. Mr. W. R. hlicks aId Mr. Ficch, Ir licks, of Clinton T0nn., are visiting". Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. ilicks and fami'y. .lMr. (. Wa- Shell has taken the special aueney for the lle. erve 0Loan Insutr"nce o('mpany. of lildiinapolis, Ind., and has taken otlice space in the Dial-Gr'ay building4 opptosite the post office. Ie wc ill cover t he western Southi Carolina territoi'y liut make this is htom e oilee. Mlr. WV. A. .\loore went dlownl to Au gust a Sund(ay to see his dlauighteor. .\irs. C. *E. Davis, of Gartnet, who recently lunderwent ant operaitionl n4i one of the Augusta hospitals for aIl ndicit Is. lie found that the opera'it IJ0 had( been successful atnd his dlaughmteir rapidly recove'' rig. Mi'. anld Mi's. J. P. Moody andc daughite'r, Miss Annie LaurIe Moodly, accoimpanied1 1by Miiss V'erna WVihliams, Anita Stc Opera all of Allendale, are visiting JMr. and. Mrs. J. S. Bennett. After leaving here .they will spend the balance of the sum mer in the mountains of North Caro lina. Miss Ethel Nelson, who recently re turned from overseas where she was in the hospital service, is visiting her sister, Irs. M. J.' Simpson, on East Mlain street. Mlr. W. H1. Whitley, of Albermarle, N. C., arrived in the city 'several days ago to spend .some time with mirs. Whitley, at the hone of her Parents, \Ir. and Mlrs. -Jos. 11. Sullivan. Alr. and Irs. A. R1. S'ullivan with their datighter, Lit I, spent last week In Charleston with their nephew, ir. W. .l. reer. Mr. Sullivan was an interested spectator at several of the mayoralty CamlIpalgn ileetings and found politics very varmlr indeed. He hazarded the guess that Ar. Ilyde would beat Ar. Grace by a consider able majority. .\Ir. DeWitt King, of .leClellanville, has bern spending several days in the city with his wife, formerly liss Nelle liller. and chIlIl at the home of \lMr. and AMrs. Connor Fuller. .\Mr. King was formerly conniiected with a large jew elry house In Charleston but more re cntly has retmiirned to the simple life on the farn. ester(lay afternoon lie was very much interested to find in lie News and Courier that his iands had succeeded in getting tle first bale of cotton of the year to Charleston and that it would very Nrobably bring a fany price at the auction which gienerally takes place when the first hale is seti to the Chiarieston market. ** * ''CLINTON NEWS. Clinton, Aug. 12.-Mlisses .1ay Ow ens and Ilelen Halley retturned from IlIshopville last Saturday after visit ing .lrs. W. \. Scott. Mliss Agnes I-Ien ry has returned from a visit to friends at Bishopville. lisses Doreas .lason an d Jette 1)il lard are spending a week at Waynesville, N. C. .\rs. Frank Fleming has returnied o .Augusta after spending a week wit her d((aughter. Ilrs. Cyrus Hail'y. .\lessrs. Cyrus Bailey and W. J. IDailey spent the week-end in Ashe ville. , Nir. and \irs. W. Ed. tar Owens, .\Is. \\WI. Hail ey Owetns and Hilly Spent last Fri(ay in Grevnwood with rela tives. .\Il. and \irs. John Sprat t an id daugiiiters ar ptiending several' days in Clester wi I relathes. .\lp. and M .. W. Elgar Owens spent the wveek-1'n in 'ormi k with ir. and .rs. It Ow\ eIs. Aliss I". Copela nil 'ntertailied a nuniber of' her friends at a lovely party Tnsday cveining. - i i. and .\l As . .1. Sproles, of reenwood, aIre visiting their daigh ter1, .\irs. F. .\I. H1olanld. .\Miss EminnI. Youni ri'turned Fridav fromi Itrenaua where she altten dd sitmi imeri school. .\lr'. .Iohin Townsen'id, of Andeison, spent last d~er'k with lri. and .\irs. Tihoiias Jlacobs. .\r. It. 12. KIng and M\iss Ella Adair left last wveek~ for' lie noit hern mar' kets to buy gootds foir King's dry goodis storec. Tihe Garrett reunIon will he heldl W~ednesday, August '.7th, at .\lir. .1. 0. Garr'iett's homue. 'The pubili c is cor diatlly invited. ar i'MryR ho - -Fridav This + SOCIETY. + Mirs. 31arvin Wolff entertained at a very l)prctty party last Wednesday af ternoon in )onor df her sister, Miss Alabel Hinshaw, of Winston-Salem, N. C. A color scheme of yellow was fol lowed, a profusion of yellow flowers being effectively used in decorations aid yellow-lee cream and cakes with mints in dalinty yellow baskets being served for refreshments. Durig the afternoon rook and other games were played rounding out a year enjoyable party. Saturday aftertiooni Alss Olynthia .Jones entertained the Forty-Two cliu) at her hon' on North Harper street. Afier the gamltiles were played a temupt Ing salad course was served, the af ternoon bein. very pleasantly spent by those ~present. --0 Miss' Maintzie lichardson entertain ed fih young folks of' her age at a jol Iy party Monday evenin i ll hon1or of the house ptarity she is ente rt aining this weok, comnposed of .\ isses I lor tenise Cobb, of Lancaster; l1uth Rus sell and Ros' Morgan. of Greunville, an tlIoise Clardy a nd Cat herine Alon, of ILatW1gns. During the evning dane itig and progressive colversation were enjoyed after which an ice course was served. -C .\ilrs. .\. S. Perry entertained at a lov'ely party Wednesday afternoon in honor of her cousiln, Piss Terry, of lpoekingham, N. C. Tie game 'of itook furnished in tieh allulselielt to those who were presctlt. After a 1mber of elosely contested games Aliss Caro line lem) ing was awarded IIe p'ize Lfor seclritng tthe hilghIjest score and tile guest of 1)onor was given a beautiful present. )urting the aft ernoon deli lous refreshments were served. Letter From I d. liceks. .Jackson, Tenn., Aug. 6, 1919. Dea' Daddy: I let my old friet d, Ien Craig, who usd1 to coml) w it l( to Laurens to bring_ stock. i e i in th auto'Olbile busiless and Ias t m< . good. I strunk up a tr with h' ald tought sooel le' Folr1 (:11s'and will leav' with them for Laurns \lotday. I hired somile Of illy old frietnds to (colme w i-1 m : N n I\0,11 . fior(1ee lieks, Joe Davis and .:AIm' Overtonl and w'en v.'e all tet to l.aureas We will have a reg uar reulioni. Tell the hti'Z who know ts to come 14) to.n)\ Wednlesday to .Oe ottr' t(,\w lot of Fords. Yours, .AdIv Ed. Patteo I v oI n ; Ilen i n hil, h'lme re)uniot) of the Patterson fam ily will be 1held at the Rhm) Patterson Sitiing near' La nford St ationl. August 21st. All miemb)ters of thue family are tus(d to lbe )resenlt. We arc dtesir'ou s of a large at:tendance and( we want all of onur soldier boys to be sure to come. WV. L. PATrTllSON, ('ha irman. Seeretary. Colds Cause (Grip anid Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. There Is only one "B~romo Quinine." E. WV. GROVE'S signature on box. 300. ~ ; WVeek Royals are highly artistic---modern and period de 'igns, hand some tapestries, velours, genuine or imitation leathers finished in oak or mahogany. Built in the most desirable and dependable manner possible, Royals are chairs you will take comfort and pride in for years. Pushing the button releases the back which reclines or automatically rises to any comfortable position. Re leasing the button rigidly locks it. Simple, durable, silent in opera tion, absolutely trouble proof. Using the leg rest and supported from crown to toe, you can relax, rest, sleep as in no other chair. We are displaying a complete assortment. Co e in and let us de monstrate one to you. S. M..& E. H. Wilkes & Co. n:.-y:or o the 'sta t (f \ t. a p-a yment nie (-:. Stlb s diei .d, in te i ois having the . rI > l '[ttbate of LaI ( nl. i p)IVcSt. aoty, a I i o'clot k. a1. i., a o ll 0 ( i d (late dinly throv i:!n day will app'lv for a final dis- 11c for *. barred. I r: e frwll my tru-t as -\hmini:-tra- F'. P. S'I'O'I!8, o! .Ad.! inl ratev. P -r fl indelet d to . aid estatl i. k l ': 2. 1919. 1-5t-A O W EN BROS. MARBLE & GRANITE CO. - / DESIGiNERS MANUFACTURERS - Deals in everything for the ceme etery. The largest and best equipped mon umental mills hi the Carolinas. GREENWOOD, - - S. C. Auction Sale Augus-30th, 19 19 117 Acres of nice farm land, known as Mrs. M. T. Byrd place, in Hunter Township, near Little River Church. Sale to be held at the place on Saturday, Aug, 30th. Possession given at end of 1921. Now rents for 2,000 lbs of cotton. Nice two story dwelling house, out buildings and tenant house. Irs. Emma Monroe. NOTI CE OF LOST ST0och. State of South Car-oli, County of Laurens. Notice is hereby given that Certill Cate No. 53 for one (1) share of the Co1mUon1 stock of tihe Laureis lionded Warehouse Company, of Laurens, S. C., of the par value of One .11un1dred Dollars ($100.00) issued on Doc. 15. 1900, to Little C ..lones, has been lost 0r de4strioyed, and that the undersigned will apply to said Laurens lBonded Warehouse Company at its place of business at Laurens, S. C., on the 21st day of August, 1919, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for a new certificate in lieu of said lost certificate. R. F. JONES. Dated July 16, 1919. 52-Gt-A NOTICE OF LOST STOCK Stat4 of South Carolina, Countv of Laturens. Notice is hereby given that Certifl cate No. 29 for two (2) shares of the common stock of the Lauren s itoiled Warehouse Company, of Laurens, S. C., of the par value of One Ilundred Dol lars ($100.00), issued on Sept. 20. 1s89, to Mrs. W. W. .Jones, has been lost or destroyed, and that. the u ndersig ted as owner of said stock, will appily to said Ir4irens Bonded Warehouse Co. at its pace of blsiness at Ialurells, S. oil the 21st day of August. 19I9, at 1.1 o'clock a. im.. for a new ceriliein in ie of said lost verlifleate R. F. JONES. Dated. . ]ly 1;. 1919. .24tl-A IIN % S ETT11EM31E NT1 Tako notic- that on the 22niI day of .\iat t. 1!1'", I will render a final ao couitt of my eits and din as Ad Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days "lAX-FO(iS WITH PEPSIN" i: a specially prepared Syru ipTon ic-LIxat i ve f, or lia bitual Constipation. It. relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce redutflar actioi. It Stimiilt's aid Regulates Very Pleasant to Take. 'i0e per bottle. College of Charleston FUNDED 85 A efcnlle f hlighe standlard, op on to tilti a Id Mnen. \n inten tionally liiiit (ilrolliment insures Individual insi tuction. Four years courses leiad to the Hachelor's De grce. The Pre-Medical couri-se a . p'cial fleature. Harrison Randolph, Pres., Charleston, S. C.