The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 10, 1921, Image 2

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LETTER FROM T From Lieut. Leland Bolt t< L. S. Ft. McKinley, P. I., May 11, 1921. Dear Parents: I got your letters mailed April 8, which seems quite a while, but it de pends upon what time n.ail reaches Frisco to catch an outgoing steamer, We get mail about three or four times a month from the States and it is a joyous occasion when it does arrive for we get a pile at a time, and it seems a long time between howts. A mail boat leaves the 12th for the States so' I'll get this off in time to catch it. Some go to Seattle aani some to Frisco as you have probably no ticed by the post mark. I ani getting anelitnatized now and lon't niin1l the tropical still so Imnuch, but it surely does iea r down anl there is rarelv ev:r e calim day. We got a breeze 113o(.-t all (lay, which is certainlv a help. Pt. .\lcKinley is a very pretty post built on the I'asi: iiver an(l has a fine view of tln- Imoinitains which are nt)0 s.o very far away. 'lost of theirn look like ol voiralo')(s, having a crater formation on top. but none near here are active. There are a few on the Is land of Lui2:i thiat "cut it:)" occasion ally and thw nativs have a giat fMar for them. They keep a light burilng in their little 3haci(s all n aint, and I am told that f'ar' wa the r1acon. The are Very upesipcsliG1'1 I - ny h:o:w aznl hang on to a lot o, ol ciu:4tolis. Tni Ie are several nti -- i!av'es ni-ar tin post and it i.s very interestinlg to go tihrough h . It looks like the wv'ind Would h Co' their little hacks al vxay, lm ::w-y tiel: to the groin som31 ehow. Th(-.a~eato vrhee5vr the littl tw -.kt - :iIats w h t . s (li ''El ('8 It Ts. The h r -' to)(] a re verou :.w anel o ir h ?r'.; (:.:mo stand up to i! tho.e. of th. 1n:t1 Th'lere ar. 11o nul1les fih r the onl on('s ever' seeni bhn to the' governfli men' ll. The (1bi carirabouI is thlie mail trafile a iw a . -na 1 i Th 1 I ''-.:.-\ '3 C 3 1111 I fi;:h 0. 1 C ,33 V3' ' ;1 4 "'Ii t v t w k b I j I I fi"13 \ i a ~ :t a t h.:e : im :. 1 ' .r :: l3n'any 8rb1.131tl all'\3'' 'O''t 11 ' 13st. They lii 1on h8 E113 H o' :'i thuu1 ti ('l33:,1th T' i n 111 g0 coro' tes . I lite in t' I ::: 31. : ine hai n:' 1 si o~ m r - . T : ':.. H r: i i n i11 31, of a ' di .r n I lo3hi .\lol' e ::: to .3333pen e :, 1:3e1.o io whi 3' pl an re 3:y e sy t r !. w it'e : 3: 3 T3 w nake Il n't . l ier th-r -~ o t u 3~ the h 3u the 3 a e ' a i m t 33d . -, u 33 y con a y I ha. r' s. I sr te h r to 3: w ay. It -- 1 . - po eite a :39 lk ' th HE PHILLIPINES His Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bolt the sun, I guess I'll survive the water. There is an airdome just in front of my quarters with free opictures every night and it is quite amusing to watch these "Goo-Gooes" take on over the scenes. They go wild over an exciting scene and you can hear them yelling all over the post just as if they were at a prize light, and too, they laugh at the wrong timie and it is very amus -Ing. I hope conditions are improving by this time but I exuect it will take quite a while to recover from the slump. Conditions here are similar to the States, the sugar market (Iropped, producing the sme effect as cotton. Hope all are well and fine. Devotedly. Leland. 666 Oures .ilabiria, Chills aid Feier, Bilious Feiver, Colds an(] LaGrippe, r mIoney refinded. /? 'I C % R-0 * * * * * * * .* * e * e * ** HICKORY TAVFMN NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Hickory Tavern. Aug. 8.-The crops are needing a good rain, through this section. Quite a large congregatiop attended the baptizing at Rabun Sunday. The protracted meeting held at Ra burn, conducted by Rev. flair, of Foun tain Inn, assisted by the pastor, ue,. George Hopkins, was well attended. Miss Geneva and Perniella 1'itts han for their guest this week, liss Me Knight, of Spartanburg. .N:ss Madgie Cook and Miss Ruby EFdwards were the visitors for a few days of Miss Lona and Janie Baldwin a:-t week. Misses Mertie and Annie Abererom bie spent Saturday night with Nlis Cora League. Mlr. Claude iailey ;s apending a few days with his father in Union county Mrs. .1 iner l1lan chet anid two daugh ters and litt!e -on. ol Calhoun Falls, spent part of last -week with .\lr. W. S. oli and family. Mrs. John Ropar ':niertained .\l Pe~arl and Su e IHndrson at her home several days last week. '.i:1cs Irene Wriaht. of GreanvIL ad Willie r'!ildres:, of Lau :s, slent a day or two "'st week with irs. E!Ile Wasson. Ir. G. C. .\hreromlbie and fimly II tC OVUP Yu ~OI YnO A 0O' Oi (I( It S STA attended the Sprouce reunion. near Fork Shoals Saturday. 31r. Ludie Abercrombie, accompan led by dIr. Frank Abercrombie and wife, motored to Danburg, Ga., and other parts of Georgia visiting rela tives last week. Mr. H. B. Roper and family, of ionea Path, were recent visitors to his brother, Mr. J. E. Roper, and fain ily. Mr. J. G. Sumerel, who had the .mis fortune o get his leg broken some time ago, is getting along, flne. Mr. J. A. lellams and family, of Merna, took dinner with Air. J. M. Sumerel and family Sunday. The lmse balI team of this place crossed bats with Gray Vourt-Owings, on the home field here. An interest in game cwas played, the score end Ing six i.nd seven in favor of Gray Cour't-Owings. .l ises Lola and Beatrice Alexan dria, of S;mpsoille, spent last week witi Miss Neoma Alexandria. 3N!K3 Anna Lee Thomasen and little brOtllr, of Woodtiuff, s.;ent last week with hcr uncle, Mir. .e K%. Thomason. Mlr. .1. M1. Sinner.1ei say.; he don't, claim to he a water'ilon iraiser, but that he pulled a big juicy o:ie from his Vines a dlay or so ago that tipped the seale; at fifty pounds. lie wants to know if any other watermelon raisers can heat this. '-e says that this is ablout the last one that was on the :ns in that .patch. v-de Oil eldsHe dard" tii i'14(OLEUJM va ie * re ; of expernenta! wv cannhot get out~ of nit intuo li--via the e: iced f'uel. Iicn so e ther( oned thverm ( theSI all-.o n ine yourself. Wait ui then try out "STAN ills with wh'.ich you canI buy it wVher'ever NDARD4 (New DR. H. W. I OPTOMETF Announces the removal of his o mons Building to Room No. 12 National Bank Building. - Free Inspection of Eyes for DI El Dealers tery. The larg umental m GREENWC fro lMa ii aly~ accrdig t its so)u - fo' r one purpos)~-e wh1ile 01 i~iferent producti(s. 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