Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S* I.. e o * * * * * * * * * ** * * Local and Personal Mention. * 94r. M. W. iSenn, of Newberry, was a visitor in the city yesterday. 'Mr. Frank Chappell, of Columbia, has been spending several days in the city. Mr. S. C. Wood spent the Thanksgiv ing holidays in Gastonia, N. C., with relatives. Mr. Edward 'McCrady, who is now located at 'Birmingliam, Ala., spent the week-end in the city. Mr. and M1rs. 'J. Y. Garlington ar rived in -the city a few days ago to spend some tlime with relatives. 1lisses Annie -Bell, Bess and Julia Childress retuined home londay af ter spending several days in Cohimbia. Mr. and Mirs. J. Ran Little, of Co liimbia, speit the week-end In the city with their mother, Mrs. .J. R. Little. Milss Louise' Fleming, of Greinwood, Is spending several days in the city with her brothers, Messrs. R. F. and It. C. Fleming. Mls. ~milic Harney, of Spartanburg, returned home Tue(sday after spend ing several days here with .1r. and 'Mrs. .J. F. Ilarncy. Tr. T. C. Switzer spent several (lays of last week and this week in Ander son as a member of the petit jury in the federal court. Miss lary Burton, who is teaching at Abbeville this year, speht Thanks giving in the city with her parents, Mr. and \ Nlrs. J. F. Ihrton. Capt. B. L. Henderson of 'Ware Shoals, Is spending several days in the city with his son, M'r. Oscar Ilen derson, and other relatives. Mr. Roy Little, who has bee with the Wells Ciardy Company for the past several months, has res.igned to enter the automobile business with Mr. Joe F. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R. Coke Gray returned Saturday from their honeylmoon spelt in Florida and are now keeping house at their home formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrh. J. F. Tolbert. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Tyler re turned Sunday night from their honeymoon spent in California and are temporarily with the bride's par ents, M.r. and 'Mrs. W. R. Richey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franks have returned from their honeymoon spent in Atlanta and other southern elties and are at home for the present with the bride's father, Mr. S. M. Wilkes. Mr. andN Mi's. W. .1). yrd and- Mr. andIl Mirs. W. C. Byrd and children went over to Ninety Six Thanksgiving to enjoy a Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mir aid Mr1s. :Lawtonl ripscomb). Miss Frances Thames, who has been in IlIendersonville for Ile Past several mont hs, is expected to arr'ive in the city tihe latier part of the week to visit Mr and Mrs. W. ii. Gilkerson roi' several days. The mant!,y lriends,. of .il. l'i1mvY C. Rohl., fornierly pro0prietor. of lite Lau reins 1 loteli, were~t glad to see( him In the "Niy again this weck, le expects to he her1 for ;eveiral days long eri. Mr. Itohr' is -now' residing ini New York. M irs [t hel I-a ngst on,* who has boon wiithi time Wellhs Clardy C'ompany for soim) t'Iime, hast res5ignedr her Position thiere aiid taken a iplace at the EIlci' pr'ise National lBank,. where Mr. Laum r''.nm Ken nedy r'ecet1ly resigned to en ter' buiniess for himself. Mir. and Mirs. N. C. lInghes have huad as t hiri guests5 foi' thle palist several1i days 21rs. .11 ighes' sister', Mirs. Willie Grieen Cohen, of Weldon, N. C., andi Mr'. I lughes' sister', Miss Car'rie Ilughes, of Raleigh. Miss 1 hughes ex pects to leave today, bumt Mirs. Cohen will i'emain for several (lays longer. NOTICE TO 2 )hie ' I t I iute pap sit i Iit adisle tom limiut iils adve week, s it but w v.il tot pr)cint Thi'. atin wuhtji ne'essily o 1safety poithnd ast the in'ee wi chae are'. aet'.'etiu (ha + SOCIETY., + Ilays-Riddle. The following account in the Atlanta Journal of the marriage of ,Miss Edith Leila -Hays to 'Mr. 0. D. Riddle, which occurred in Atlanta Saturday, will be read with interest here, Mr. Riddle being a native of this county and well known in Laurens: A beautiful event of Saturday even Ing was the wedding ofk.iiss Edith Leila flays to Mr. Oscar DeBoyd Rid die, which occurred on .Saturday cv ciing at 9 o'clock, at the residence of the bride's parentt Mr. and Mrs. C. F. flays, in South Gordon street, Dr. C. W. Daniel officiating. 'I'he house was elaborately decorat ed with palms, ferns and vases of yel low and white chr anthemunts. 'I'Te living room, 'where the cere mony was performed, had an imipro vised altar of palms, ferns, pedestal baskets of white Eaton \chr'ysantih mums and cathedral candlesticks with whbite lighted tapers. / - Before the ceremony irs. ). W. ilowdenl, of . Valdosta, rendered a musical programn and played the wed ding march from Lohengrin. There came first the niece of the bride, little Aliss Jane White, who woro a dainty frock of pinhc taffeta, and the cousin of the bride, little 'Miss Virginia Garrison, whose dainty frock was of blue taffeta, these two little ladies carrying streamers of white tulle caught with pink roses and blue flowers, these streamers forming an aisle for the wedding party. 'Miss Marguerite 'lays, a sister of the bride, was first bridesmaid, wear ing a gown- of a delicate shade of green satin, in bouffant effect, caught with Dresden flowers. She carried an armful of dainty maiden hair fern tied with pink tulle. Then AMrs. W. .Y. iays, also a sis ter of the bride, matron of honor, gowned in orchid satin combined in silver lace andi tulle in draped effect. Her bouquet of maiden hair fern was tied with pInk tulle. Miss Onivia Riddle, also bridesmaid. sister of thle groom, wore a gown of pink satin, silver lace and fulle and carried maiden fern tied with green tulle. Mrs. 'Mark White, a sister of lhe bride, and another matron of honor, was gowned in yellow satin and gold cloth trimmed in gold lace, her bn quet of maiden-hair fern tied with green tulle. The little ring hearer, 'Master Oscar Riddle, .r., was a (lear little figure immediately preceding the bride, ear rying the ring on the white saftin pil low. Thle liid e eanme in with heir fathi'er. Mr. C. F. flays, who gave her in inar irage. They were met at the aultar by lb' groom and( his hest.' e-m ,M..\lr.l.1. Kend rick. The bride wore a white duelhess sat in, en train, the bod(1ice embroider i'd in seed pearls and point lace. Iler v'eil was of tulle with a panel of !)oint lace worn wilth a coronet of oranre blossoms. 'Ilier bouquet was of bridi's~ roses cascaded with swansonia. Tihe "Angels' Serenade" was softly played (luring the ceremony. Mirs. C. F. 'H ays, the bride's mother, was gowned in black satin and Geor gotte cr'ete. cSlrs. Plowvden wore a gowvn of jade satin in bouffatnt effect caught with pink ostrich feathers. Hecr tri n of \DVERTISERS iiuntion Th'le A dvertt iset'r tiks .ti( ing spaceI~ 'dP beini' next rednelie our't(V i revenns blo w theii ised~ prli(ce of niewspinmt pap~er our' advert isinig rantes to ntinke ti11ming niext week, I the 1 adver* >er'l incih istead1( of 15 een'itts as the ,size of' t he pa per . i Ptti pice wats tmad(e to tnictet 'ni thle nenut e news pitper sititla 1 no0w tatke 'at'e ofl the( nmew of' thIiis witina the past several Ad~tise 'eevs'h ih y' wher'e' it he'iomies nl(ecessary imi11t set. Copnv 'i il w it nri'ves N 0 -' I - ------ - . , A GIFT THAT IS NOT SOON FORGOTTEN Furniture gives a greater amount of pleasure to a greater number of people, for a greater length of time, than anyother gift. Furniture is something which the whole family enjoys, particularly if ,the selection is made when the novelties are sho . There are hundreds upon hundred of appropriate gift-articles on our floors f- I e one, fr6m Baby to Grandpa. You really owe it to yourself to see this display before making your final selection. Our store has never been better stocked than at present, and our furniture is selected with great care. It is in the latest and most popular de signs---woods and finishes. A gift of Furniture will be a constant reminder for years to come, and a source of comfort and satisfaction. Give Furniture this Christmas. S. M. & E. H. WILKES & COMPANY Help Fight Tuberculosis by joining the Red Cross today. 4~14 THOMAS N.f NCP. Preseg(J4 WILLIAM S. HAPaT ,-17hark, Monroe AlMM0C Aok Opera House, Thursday, This Week tulle was also caight With pilik os- Curd Il 'inis. trich featihers. . W isi to vxii tss oii z (lee; appre A recelption for ole hundred and cia li to those w ho So fifly guests followed the ceremony. i'e and Sympathetic (11111ig Ilie ill The bridal couple will have a loney- ess and of our lear Wife and moon trip to Washington, Phi ladel hIii ia mother. May ( od bies cach a (v and New York. crY one. On their returniii they will be at home Brown ani li. at .19 Ileachtree street. Itecpltonl ils Ait 'elnoni. Quickiy Endi by It Pleasant, Ifcaillig .lMrs. William L. Gray and .\Mrs. A. Antiseptic Air: Is( Breathe It. Dial (;ray have Issied in vit at ions 10 a i r I yoiii in haler which you canl get at Laurens reception to he given tlis afterioon a Drug Co. or any reliahie diiggist. cn he home of Ihe latter in honor of Alrs. etily he ca rued in iocket or purse. It. Coke (Iray, one of the season's It wil last a life time. brides. Into 01is Inhaler vou pour a few II iops of thle pur Icti a i og4 oil of Iliy 1). A. It. teception. Thin oil is ahsoi W b.,., the antisep le galt'ie wilthin dI iiow you .1ire Th'le followving! unlique Invitations Iil ()'t VII rdyto hreal lie in ovrhle ger Were issIed 11h. week to a Ieceeption ii ft e(l nIiiihra s where it will to be given by the I lenry Laiyrens .1'dl heii I (ir f hliing eli li er 1) A.U.,at li liin of 4I. cata iriial germis anid endinjg Cal arrii. chapter, 1). A. It., at the homei of r. W. Ii. Dial, at her home on \ 1$yoiel Is made of Wsisttalian ea !yptlis (omlllinled V.ili othier iii l .ai n Street, invitations going to 111em1- I I aet hers of Ile chapter here and to tIe tis guaranteed to hanisl catarrli, ellapter at Cliniton l: roliclitls, liiilieiuza, touisiii, soe Ye Matrons and Maids throat, Croup, coughs aiid colds or ilioiiey back. It oft en c Ieari oiit a Iare requested to asseible shifled ul liea1 aid o ls clogged nos at, the hospitable home of tills4iIl two Mistress Alice Dial Complete out fit, ineliliig Inhaler o te afternoon of December fouthni os ut. on li aferoon(if~eenberfouthlit tle whilie extra buottles. If after Anno Doinhii nineteen hundred and wards eleil, iay b outaied at aly nineteen, druggist for a fewveeits. from It heti hour of half after Iiree desired. t iA hse i)I) rid until early candle light. Wlrs. itvall, State Regent. New Trm of Endcarncnt. It much dlist uirblil lIllyN 1.) haoe a Box Supper. friend ldress his bnliy hinther t4 "A A hox supper will lie given at the rltog mi.' "Ills 111iiievis Leigh home of Mr. and .lrs. .1. A. Davenlport an I l ilot 1 1:1i1ib,' lie lI idt for file hliefit of tle Cold I'oint school vonlun who P':ll114( flint It was but Friday nig4ht, Decerm ber .t ih. The pub- A di ili- Naxt (iy Is mother ldeahI oif exc ar ifg over mite Iy ( borsiallts eac amde ery one. Pzor Advice. Heard in Cambridge. "Don't ;P'irry the first girl you fll Foi'.'i'i-i11 (valling up from curb) in love with ; wait until you've Feen' I, muliigai, will yez step to tjL0 the iest." advises the Montgonery spokil' Wb"; 01 want to tell yea to Advertiser. Yes, and by the time c (OWn.-Boston Evening Tnm you've seen the rest someone will have script. enrried off the one you. were in love with. Doing Fine. Diek , whiose faither dirives all rIkfO Put Character Above All. oiie, Is 11t11h Intesled il the ope' One of the sayings of tite lte J. 1'. I Morgan that will be remmbnihered afteor tin of the esiteer. te clay his art collection's gloris havei 1)n414 1 ied liii how 1119 It forgotten, was "I will loan11 o 3 tie sister, winy wits sic witit lie flu, amount of money It n man of char- I g ting ul1ztg, he replied "0 s aeter, but nothin g to n min of ha < getting f 11114,;lhe' fever was repute, no matter what his security.'' dowi to neta (tllgs u1fromi b)-g' M i Mula, wl tpt h Calomiel s a dangerous drug. It is nscrcpry- ckSilver; and attacks your * hones. T-co a dose of nasty calonel to clay anid you wvill feel weak, sick and nau seated tohorro s. Don't lose a day's work. Tame "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead Tlero,'q mny guarantee! Ask your Jback to (t(! store and get your money. druggist for IL bottle of i)odao's Take i spoonful of tearmles , vege Liver Too.. and tak' a Rpoonful to- table nsodson's Liver Tone tonight and nijght. If j itosn't, start, )'(o1r liver wake up feeling great. It'a perfectly and strai..atez you right up better 1armless, so give it to your teildren than caloiel aind without griping or any Catm. Tt 'an't raivated so let making you sick T want you to go tlem veat anyting afterwards. wa LIVE DEALER WANTED FOR% Co0le A ero"8 An unusual oppor anit-yfo dr a man of initiative to sdeohise nationally ad vertised Automobile in Laurens County.. Cothran & Putnam Distributors forGreenville, Pickens, Oconet and Laurens Counties Greenville, S. C.