NEW PROSPECT POINTS: -Curtis and Floyd McMILLIN are visiting the world's fair at St. Louis. -Mrs. Fannie BRICKER of Mill Springs visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert DODD last week. -Mrs. Henry MORGAN of Landrum has been spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. BALLENGER at this place. WALNUT GROVE GLEANINGS: -Rev. Mr. MASON filled his appointment at Walnut Grove Methodist Church Sunday morning. -Miss Noga JAMES has returned from Greenville, where she is attending college. -M. O. GENTRY a candidate for Sheriff, passed through here last week. CRINKLES FROM CAVINS: -Mr. and Mrs. D. E. SKINNER visited at S. M. THORTON's last Saturday and Sunday. -Miss Callie THOMAS who has been attending school in Asheville, has returned home. -True SNOW who has been attending school near here, has returned to his home in Woodruff. PERSONALS FROM WOODRUFF: -Among those who attended the Confederate reunion in Charleston were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. WESTMORELAND, Miss Pattie McAULAY, Miss Rebbie WESTMORELAND, and J. B. BRAGG. -Dr. GRAY of Statesville, N. C., who has been visiting Misses McAULEY returned to his home today. -J. D. WOOD's residence on Peachtree street is nearly completed. -J. W. JONES is building a nice store on Main street, which will be fore rent. -Baseball seems to be the order of the day and our boys are getting very jubilant over their success. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank the people of Pacolet and elsewhere and the nurses and the attending physician for their kindly helpfulness and loving sympathy shown us during the last illness of our daughter. Our lasting gratitude and the blessings of God are the rewards for your unselfish ministrations. T. C. GREEN and family Pacolet, May 28 FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice given for final settlement on estate of Eliza R. BEASON by C. T. BEASON may 25, 1904 ENOREE EVENTS: -T. R. DeSHIELDS of Sanford has bought the home place of B.B. HILL and it is said will put up an improved ginnery. -John M. NICHOLS, candidate for sheriff of Spartanburg County was in town yesterday. -John ANDERSON the general salesman for Lipscomb & Russell, Greenville, is at home today. -Booker COTHRAN, who has been sick for several months, has recovered to such an extent as to be able to go to work again. -Miss Nora JOHNSON who has been engaged in mission work in Columbia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. ANDERSON. Free Post Lisa