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4 * * * ?* -W i 4 * I * ' SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. ******* Misses Mary and Virginia Sullivan have voturned from a visit to Mrs. D, B, Cooper in Columbia. o o o A most delightful event in the social life of Larirens was the reception Thursday evening to the members of the Twenty-two club, tendered by Miss Daisy Sullivan at her home on South Harper street. Miss Sullivan is-one of Laurens' most attractive and beautiful young women, holding an enviable place in the esteem of the entire circle of Laurens society. The mere announce ment of her reception was an occasion of pleasure. All the guests of Thurs day evening were most onjoyably en tertained, nothing lacking for a most happy time. Nations was the game provided for the entertainment of those present, together with delicious re freshments in the form of cream and cake served by Misses Eliza and Mary Sullivan and fruit punch served by Misses Carol Herndonnnd Toccoa Cainc Mias Sullivsui was assisted in receiving by Misses Maude Hammond, of Green ville, and Mr. Clyde Pranks. Those present were: Misses Carol Herndon, of Seneca; Maude Hammond, of Greenville; BolT Shell, Lucille Mar tin. Grace Simmons, Rosa bee Franks, Zelerie Gray, Josie Sullivan, Julia Gil kerson, Annie Sitgrcaves, Edna Sit greaves, Lalla Mae Dial, Nidi Miller, Annie Richey. Lizzio llichey, Eliza Neil, Irine Phil pot, Mary Belle Babb, Margaret Adams, Carrie Bess Vance, Toccoa Cainc, Ada Goer, Inn Little, Mi3s Austin; Messrs. Douglas Gray, R K. Spratt, Mr. Blackwell, George Balle, J. M. McLees, .James Roland, Osic Anderson, U. F. Fleming, Earnest Easterby, JohnGilkorson. Clyde Franks, Dr. Schayor, Mr. Briddell, Dudley Young, Mark Heliums, Claude Shell, Henry Yeargin, Ford Franks, Frank Crisp, Jim Dunklin, Pcarco Irby, Will Barksdale, Charles Simpson, liach San ders. Mac Irby, Claude Babb, Brooks Sullivan, Tom Swygert, S. IS. Boney, J. E. Medlock, Tom Switzer, Yancey Gilkerson, \V. (I. Lancaster. o o o Mrs. Edward Callcndcr and children on their way home from Hetulersonvillo spent several days in Spartanburg as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cleveland. The Daughters of,the Confederacy will meet next Monday, September 7th, with Misses llattie and Bessie Roland. A full attendance of the chapter mem bers is requested. o o o Rodders- Crews. Miss Lillian Blanche Kodgersand Mr. William Dance Crows, popular young people or this city, drove to Clinton last Sunday afternoon and were united in marriage by the Rev. c. L. Fowler at his residence. The bridal couple was accompanied by Messrs J. V. Wallace and,lohn Hudgcns, Misses Mamie, Li I and A Ueno Crews, tho party returning to the city in the evening. o o o Miss Willie Mae Childrcss returned Tuesday from Saluda wnere she visited Miss Annie Jamicson. o o o Miss Pauline Anderson is visiting in Grafton, West Virginia. o o o Mr. I). A. Davis will visit his family in Hendorsonvillo this week on his i turn from New York. o o o Mr. and Mrs. .I. S. Machen returned last week from an extended visit to relatives in Staunton, Ya. Appreciation Expressed. In leaving the positions we have held for over two years as night operators in the telephone exchange we, the un dersigned, wish to express our thanks and heartfelt appreciation to Mr. W. It. Kichey, Sr., president of the Tolopnono Co., and to the public generally for their uniform kindness and courtesy throughout the period of our service there. MISS EUNICE RIDDLE, " ANNIE ARNOLD. Opening of City Schools, To the School Patrons; Notice is hereby given that school will open on Wednesday, Sept. 23rd, The co-operation of the entiro commu nity is solicited to continuo our school as one of the host in the State. All pu pils are urged to he present on the first day of school. B. L. .JONKS, A Card of Thanks. Editor Advertiser: Please allow mo space to extend my heart-felt appreciation to the I32 that gave me their votes on tho twenty-fifth. I do hope to thank each individually. JOHN D. W. WATTS. | OUR SPECIAL NOTICES. C"J C^v/s^/ C?a^/ v^^-O^vx C>w-vxn^ .^^v^nS' X Appier Seed Oats for Sale I have about ISO bushels of line Appier Seed Oats for sale. S. .J. DAVIS. Laurens, Route .r>. it SPECIAL NOTICE Highly cultured lady teacher who has had 20 years' experience In Public Schools, High School work and Mathematics special ties, desires to secure a school for the present school year. Can furnish best references. Address "Teacher," care The Advertiser, Laurens,S.C. ~>-2i STOLEN AUGUST I>fst One Queen City BlcyoJo, wiUfsinglo lube tires; one tire has the nuirie Laurons.M'f'g'd. for W. P. Hungens. Bicycle has black frame, Corbio'trtluplex coaster brake. $5.00 reward to finder. It W. P. HUDGENS. COPYRIGHT FLOUR, makes delicious hot rolls, Jlakey biscuit and the lightest bread ymfr-ever lasted. COP^ RIGHT is a perfect Flour It's pure. Fleming's mill is now running and ready to do grindi(u?*- All orders given prompt attention. J. G. LYNCH, Mgr. FOR KENT Oie live-room cottage on South Harper jtreeL^.-Apply to 6-4t. GCOrS. McCravy. LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. 8 Mr. Barle Wilson has returned from Ilendersonville. Mayor E. P, McCravy. of Seneca, is .spending a few days with his brother, Postmaster McCravy. Mr. T. E. McCullough, of Greenville, spent Saturday in town. Mr. E. E. Smith, of Columbia, was a I.aureus visitor last Saturday. State Senator Paul Hardin, of Ches ter, spent several days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cleveland, of Tylersville, and attended tho State campaign meeting here on Saturday. Messrs W. H. Anderson and C. W. Taylor returned Monday from New York, where they purchased Fall Goods for the Davis-Roper Company. Messrs A. C Todd and J. M. Cannon went to Harris Springs Monday after noon. Mr. John B. Cleveland, President of the C. & W. C. Railroad Co., came down from Spartanburg Friday to look into the road condition along the route. Miss Annie Uellams spent the week end as the guest of Miss Annie Chil drcss. Miss Lila Hart has returned from a visit to Simpsonville. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carlisle have re turned to Charleston after a visit to Mrs. Mary Roland. Miss Fannie Hramlett has returned from Mountville. Miss Annie Anderson, of Augusta, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Simpson. Miss Sue Dean has returned from a months vacation, spending part of her time in Greenville and Ncwuerry. Misses Jessie and Irene Dillard after a weeks visit to Misses Annie Bell and Bess Childross have returned to Clinton. Miss Rebecca Blackwell, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. L. B. Blackwell, i ?eturned to her home in Gastonia, N. C, Monday. Mrs. Edward Gage, of Greenville, spent the week-end in the city with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Garrett. Mrs. Sam Talley, after an extended visit to her mother, returned Monday to her home in Fairfax. Mrs. W. H. Washington and Miss Nellie Jones returned Tuesday from Edneyville, N. C. Miss Lint Jones stopped over for a few days in Tryon. Mrs. L. B. Blackwell and children are ! visiting relatives in Clinton. Mrs. S. VV. Vance, of Columbia, who has been visiting friends and rolatives here left Monday for Clinton. Rev. J. I). Pitts, of Blackvillo, ar rived in the city Monday for a visit to his family who arc at the home of Mr. c. c. Peatherstone. Mr. E. C. Blackwell, of Union, is visiting at the home of Mrs. L. B. Blackwell. The Switzor Co's. advertisement ap pears on another page. This concern promises to be a leading dry goods house for the city. The Majestic Manufacturing Co. will give free $7.50 worth of ware to every o' t buys a Majestic Range during w '< from Sept. 14th to the 20th. ?tisement in this paper for M. A E. H. Wilkes & Co. Air. Hairston's Thanks. 1 lake this method of thanking the people of I.aureus for the many cour tesies shown during the campaign and the very handsome vote given me last Tuesday. No one can be more appre ciative. ROBT. O. HAIRSTON. Drop in and have a cup of coffee and hot biscuits at our store any day during the week from Sept. 14th to the 20th. We will be glad to see you if you in tend to buy or not. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. Card of Thanks. Editor Advertiser; please say through ; the colums of your paper to the voters of I,aureus county and to my friends at 1 large that 1 greatly appreciate the ! splendid vote they gave me on the 25th Instant. Respectfully, Aug 31-08. CHARLIE W. McCRAVY. Whv buy a cat in a sack? At our ex hibit during the week from Sept. 14th to 20th we will show you a Majestic Range in actual operation. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. Card of Thanks. I want to thank my many friends for tho magnificent vote given me last Tuesday, and to solicit their further patronage on September 8th. T. J. DUCKETT. A CARD. I desire to thank the people of Lau rens County for the support given me ! in the recent Primary Election, and ! while the task before me, in view of I the recent Hoods, seems stupendous, I ; am ready to give the county the best I service that I may be capable of in the rebuilding of our bridges. On behalf of the County Board of I Commissioners will ask that, where smaller bridges arc down and roads j washed away, the citizens of the com munity will volunteer and repair such places as this will enable the county forces to be kept at more important work. I would ask this in view of the fact that most, of our road money for the year has been expended, and .ve therefore rely upon the public spirit of our citizens to assist us as far as possible in repairing these damages. Respectfully, 11. B. HUMBERT, County Supervisor. The Majestic Manufacturing (>, of St. Louis, Mo., will have a man at S. M. & E. II. Wilkes & Co.'s store all during the week from Sept. 14th to the 20th who will show you how to bake biscuits, brown top and bottom, in three minutes. Don't miss this chance of seeing the great cooking wonder. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. TRY THIS FOR DESSERT. Dissolve ono pnekngo of nny flavored JBLIfO In ono pint of Ixiilinx water. When partly con gealed, bent until light niMInc ono cup whipped orenm and ?1* eruahed maccareons. Whip all to gether thoroughly ami pour it it.to a.Id or bowl. When cool. It will Jollify and may bo nerved with whipped crown or any good pudding sauce. -Tho JKI.l. O costs 10c. per package andean bo obtalnod at any good grocer's. SECOND PRIMARY ON NEXT TUESDAY The county executive committee has ordered a second primary for Tuesday, September 8th. Following are the candidates: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ? (Vote for One) S. R. Totld Jared 1). Sullivan COUNTY AUDITOR: Charlie W. McCravy. William T. Dorroh FOR SHERIFF: T. J. Duckett John D. Owings SUPERINTENDENT 0 F EDUCATION R. W. Nash George L. Pitts FOR CORONER: W. I). Walts R. O. Mansion Come and see tho great cooking won der at our store all during the week from Sept. 14th to 20th. See adver tisement in this paper. S. M. ..v B. H. Wilkes & Co. An Appeal for Help. In years gone by I have helped many men to get a start in life. Now a great misfortune has befallen me and 1 need assistance badly to start up some of my machinery. I take this method of call ing upon all men owing me accounts and notes to pay something on them now in cash and work, and more in the fall when cotton comes in. You will never have a better time to show grat itude for past favors. Wm. 1). SULLIVAN, Sk. Tumbling Shoals, S. C, Sept. I, 'OS. Be sure and call at our store one day during the week from Sept. Uth to the 20th. S. M. & E. II. Wilkes & Co. A Card. To the Voters of I.am en.; County: I certainly appreciate very much the liberal support you gave me in the pri mary election anil trust that I may not do anything to cause you to regret that you supported me. To those who did not support mi- 1 have no ill feelings whatever. Respect fully, J. H. YVHARTON. Waterloo, S. C, Sept. 1st, 1908. Biscuits bak< .. three minules every day duri p ,ye k from Sept. 14th to the 201 i J ' f' re. s. M i R. 'i. Mikes & Co. NO I ICE! Bridges to Let! The Board of County Commissioners of I,aureus are ready to consider propo sitions for the re-erection and construc tion of bridges at the following points: On Reedy River fish Dam Bridge, near Ekom; Ivy Blutf Bridge neat Waterloo, and Tumbling Shoals Bridge. On Rabun Creek The Old Anderson Mill Bridge near Waterloo, McPhersons Bridge, McDaniels Bridge, Goodgions Bridge, Bridge at A. A. Garlingtons. Bridge at Burnt Factory, new sito; and Mahaffey Bridge. On Duncans Creek The Duncans Bridge near Dr. Weirs place. Bridge on Warrior Creek' at Bvrds Mill. Bridge on Durban Creek at Nfcsbits Mill; same stream at Gilbert Shoals. Also the following joint bridges sub ject to the approval of the Commis sioners of adjacent counties: Watts Bridge on Saluda River near Cross Hill; Jones Ford Bridge on Enoree River; Musgrove Bridge and Yar borough Bridge on Enoree. Final date for letting the above Bridges will be announced in next issue of this paper, provided however that contracts will be closed at once on sat isfactory propositions on any one of the above. As much of tho old material as may be practical will be used in re-const ruc tion. Bidders are requested to look the work over nnd confer with this office at the earliest date possible*. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. H. B. HUMBERT, County Supervisor. Other County Papers please copy, Aug. 81, 'OS 3t PAIN 'n the head?pain nny whom, has ltd onus* rain Isrongestlon. pain In blood presHtiro? nothing elso usually. At lonst. ho says Dr. Khoop, nnd to provo H ho has created a llttlo pink tablet. That tablet-called Dr. ShOOP'a Headache Tablet? coaxes blood pressure nwuy Ironi rain centers. ItselfeetlschannliiK. pleasingly delightful. Gently though Safely. It surely e<iuull2os tho blood tire* la t Ion. II you havo a headache, It's hlood pressure Hit s painful periods with women, samo range, It^ou aro sleepless, restless, nerv? as, it's blood congestion-blood pressure. That surely Jj a certainty, for Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets stop It In ?0 minutes, and tho tablets simply distribute the unnatural hlood pressure Bruise tour finger, and doesn't It get red, and ?well, and pain you? Of course It does. It's con gestlon. blood pressure. You'll find It where pain It?always. It s simply Common Sense. We ?eil at 25 couu, ??nd cheerfully recouunoad Dr. SHoop's Headache Tablets PALMETTO DRUG CO. ooosl^co^cnoii^ejtto I:. co 55 ! oo Cole L. Blease.\o _I M, F. Ansel.;g to c> co oi oo to John H, Wharton.|w| I ;? ^-gg?^?f?&??to&:33io^ o l?s ?1 Mr* John M. Cannon. ? CO ?_>?' ??1 CO l?' CO ' CO J^- t%0 tO ?-? Jj- J*. nc tO ?-? Oi t O t? _ 00 c71 O5tO^0tO>C?CO00C7l?00tOiK^?^h-?<C0C?-0^ CO Ol H IO H 4^ (O gj o tO tO tO COtO <^ CO CO tO KS Oi Ol Ol <ooowo-i<^aicnto^oioccwKcT)3-.iOMoiHiotoco o COtOOCn4^HJtol5S{o>U^^ScnOiKcN^CO^ O 3 EL 3* < 5' 3 i I 1 Clarence Cuningham.. W. C. Irby, Jr. S. H. Todd. ct;s?SSoc7;???3c7;s^ OMhjoiooOH^iooi-'otCHHOHHc'iooooo^HOHCooioa Ot-'OCOOOOOlOOOOOOOl?'OtOOtOOOOOO<J>COOI?'Ol-'OOl *? CO CO CO ??' 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G 2 1 O O 35 so CD Mi o ^O 3 0> >-* v o a CD H (S CD un PL 03 v? > e to o 00 Just In! We have just received the handsomest line of Voile Skirts we have ever had. Inspect them at once before sizes are broken. New Goods in all depart ments of our store arriving daily. Gome to see us. J. E. WINTER & BRO. The Reliable Store/ We have just received 250 BOOKS They were $1.50 Books, we offer for only gQc Drop us a postal and we will mail you a list of all books. Do riot delay. In the lot is St. Elmo Palmetto Drug Co.