Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Well they call; this '^Sunny France" but I dont see ! . *?be sun Once in a week. II rains day and night and we sure; jfcave some mud. Wei, I will close for this time. Tell1 all the folks to write. As ever Voight Haiti wanger. I , &ETTHR J. O. HAUTI WANGER ^EC'B FROM HIS COUSIN "OVER 'THERE." Somewhere in France December 14, 1918. Dear Cousin: * I will write you a line or two let! r *yo uhear from me. I am well and1 3 hope you all are the same. Say, i % Olando how is aunt Polly by this time j I hope she is alright I didnt ask! ?nythink about "Uncle Jos" because I Icnow he is alright. Well, I hope you made a good crop ?did you not? Well,. I suppose you want to know something about France. Of course T ront know anything much but I am like G. S. "If it is as j l*ig the other way as this way she is J r -a whopper." Veil, I will close for this time as j 'ever. Voight Haltlwanger. i f r i 3k ' . *v * Cafnp Meade, Md. jt January 2, 1919. ' Lexington Dispatch-News Pob. Co. Lexington South Carolina. J ?Dear Editor:. As I've only written you all one let tor am now going to try one more be> f&e leaving this Camp up here, Wei are expecting to be leaving her*, now 1 T -t most any time to come to a canaft. K v near homo to** Demobilisation,. And" I'm certainly glad for there's no . excitement to look to in here now, of ?' eijmrsegaow if the war had lasted, and R-S :I:stilt say the same thing I sure did want to go "over" and do my bit, as ju ifevery true Leadngtonian, wanted to \? do that was in the army. I sure was glad to get home for Xmas and I no'l-^ticed lots were there with Discharges , how I just happen to be one of the un ? lucky ones there. I sure did hate to ** ' leave there too Sunday for then I did fe- not have any idea but what I would 5b he sent to "France with, the Army of P Occupation of course I did not care a i ffreat dela to go for I like the U. S. too tf good to want to go to some ,> foreign land .to ork now Im going to tell yon M afbout our company. We have an extra good company in S' fcwery respect. They are all gttod. T>oys. $- And I like them all. same fpom all r** over the U. S. Now this will give you an idea we only have 95 men. in our company and 25 states represent there are several southern States f" ^represented, as well as I can say there if are 4 from S. C. So you can see we I? have our share, we are always there tio matter where you go. I got back Monday afternoon and I've never seen > -(go much rain in all my life. It has rained day and night without stop; g>ing one bit And even without the iain it was a perfect swamp or marsh here bfore the camp was built, and t : mow we cant hardly get out of our ItaUTacks, Honestly its half knee deep in mud and water. ' My we sure had some time *New IV ^Tear's They let us stay up until 1 o1g dock dtod we sure had some time, k would not let arty one sleep, would j %fo- from barracks to another and I fr 7 thr?#. every one out or ms cou &otuv ^ ^pot socfe, but could not say a word for KL- St wasall in fun. Now I sure do wisr feme thing and that is that I could get JHw this week for anything home comes in so good, and a * feood old paper like the News comes in ' like a good old Pal Well, now guess will not want to r publish this now, So I must close, i , With the best wishes to the News fend all its readers. I am rf!** Yours Very Truly, Pvt. Bdwin Clair Floyd Co. K 4 27 Telegraph Bu. r Franklin Cant. Camp Meade, Md. f ? _ Just received a lot of one and two horse Studebaker wagons. Also stalk T patters, and disc harrows, which we Offer to the public at right prices. "Barre Hardware Co. *X)R SALE AT PUBIJIC AUCTION. I will offer for sale at public auc/ tion at my home at the old Barr place fiear Barr's landing on Saturday j |L 'January 25th at 11 o'clock the follow ! 5n gproperty: 1 mule. 1 cow and j calf, 200 bus. corn. 3000 lbs. long food j V single wagon, 1 double wagon, 3 ^Ituggies, plow stocks cultivators and *tother farming implements etc. Terms of sale cash. J J. LTNDLER. I Lexington Rt. 5. .i } - - y Just received a lot of one and two j shnrso StudahnVpt wjurnns. Also stalk f Wutters, and disc harrows, which w# j frffer to the public at right pricM. j Barre Hardware C*. . u. i ?v : t tev ; I AND THIRTIETH AT CHARLESTON IF ON SMALIi TRANSPORT Washington, Jan. 9.?Congressman J Wftaley today said that he has assur! suranees from the war department j that the 30th Division, composed of i South Carolina and Tennessee troops, ' which has been designated for early return from the war zone, would disi embark at Charleston, in the event it i came over on any transport other j than the two largest ones: i These, he said, could not with safei ty land, at Charleston, hut that all j others conld and that the 30th would i come to this port if shipped on any ?* Ort ~4- 1.rvCTf, transport drawing ov vi . : He said this division would probabi ly bo demobilized at a camp in. South Carolina. NOTICE. I have moved to Gilbert S. C. where j I will conduct a first class blacksmith land repair shop. I will be pleased.to : serve the public in this line of work i and guarantee satisfaction. I will shoe horses only on Saturday. D. Julian Roof. Gilbert, S. C. Itl2c. FOR SALE?One Ford Touring Car, in first class condition. First check for $375.00 will get car. A. C. Corder Lexington, S. C. ] lltf. BOX PARTY AND CAKE WALK. There will be a box party cake walk probably cream and cake and other amusements at Gaston school house on Saturday night beginning at 7:30 ~ * ? 1Q1Q TTia mihlifi is COr J dilliUiry AOr X?; xv? xnv diallv invited to attend and the ladies bring well filled boxes. Tne proceeds j to go for the benefit of the church, j IiADIES TO MEET AT OONGAREE SCHOOL , The Ladies School Improvement | League will meet at the Oongaree School House 'Friday afternoon Jan. 17. at three o'clock. The members will be appreciated. CHICKEN STEW, FISH FRYE AND CAKEWALK. There will be a chicken stew, fish fry, cake walk, etc., at Sharp's Hill School house Saturday night January 25, 1919. Public-is cordially invited. A nice time and lots of fun, promised to all. j NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. This.is to all person? *&% &>j give employment to or maintain orSuppOrt. or haSbor in'any maxmner! whatsoever, Sonie Golsoii, a minor 17 years old who has left my home with out leave or license. The law will be strictly enforced against any one violating this notice ' Wesley Golson, Swansea S. C. 2wc. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. The special examination for teachers will be held in the Court House on next Saturday, January 13th. A. D. MARTIN. x Co. Spt Ed. | ' I In the N: - .' ' - Oh, America of := ' * the Near East is 1 A Yon have been . r gles toward the li been empty. ^ TT/mi ' uuw wc wj w j\jul . souls have ever known. I) There hasheen cruel sufl spirit of our people still liv perish. Our God is your God, am may see how we have neve rocked i.n misery about us, and sheltered the crucified manity. The people of the Near I has been via Dolorosa, the the dust that only your yo' IN THE] Camp; Of this amount, Lexingi help?as you ought to? w week, Jan. 12-19; and in a If a solicitor does not se< John T. Sox, Treasurer, L< whether you use a regulat I JRSSK WESSTNGER WRITES FATII j ER FROM BFIIiGITJM. Nor. 24, ISIS Door Father: j j Today has been set aside as father's j j day. I wanted to write you anyway. | We have been busy since we. came to ! | France but T have enjoyed the work, j j This is the first chance T have had to j j tell you anyting: about it. j We landed in Pi an co July 19th.' atj Brest and stayed there five days in ; order to loose our hip logrs." From ; Brest we went to L?a Pallare on one! | of the little French trains and recoi--; ! ved our ambulances. We were then i j sent to Chatteau Thierry to work ! with Evacuation Hjispital rso. b i7ur- i ing tho three weeks we were with j Hospital No. 6, te first army was organized and we were .assigned to it Our next place was Senoucourt with Evacuation Hospital No S here I had j a chance to visit Verdhn and, we were ! then sent to Vaux-les-Palanex and' worked with Field Hospital 10110S" 103 and 104 These hospitals were attached to the 26t.h Division Then to La Islettes and Varennes with hospital No 14 and to Dun Sun Meuse Now we are with the Third Army and are at Vinton Belgian The Bel- ' gians areg ood too us They are displaying American flags everywhere. The Germans left here last Sunday night. Our company will leave soon for Germany. 1 Wo wore nicked because of our ef- ' ficiency. We have had a lot of nice : things said about us. One of our j officers said we hae the pick of the j army now and will have a nice trip. Hope you are well and having1 a good time. Love to all Jesse Walter Wessinger. - i JOHN SWYGERT DERRICK John Swygert Dcrricik died Friday |, night after a lingering illness near , | White Rock at the age of 46 years and was buried at Bethel (High Hill) Lutheran Church of that section Sun . day afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was a native of the White Rock section ? was graduated from Newberry College in 1897 and was county saperin- ] tendent of education of Lexington ] County for several terms. 'He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lu- ( la Derrick; five children, his mother j Mrs. Amanda Derrick and the follow- ^ ing sisters and brothers: Mrs.' Gussie < Guise, Mrs. Mattie Meetze Mrs. George A. Boi^jcnight Thad T. Derrick, Ben j amine FT Derrick J Elmer Derrick and Leroy Derick all of the White j Brooklah'cL * 1 1 . " NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS ! OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE B. E. WED- , LdAMS^HARDWAKE CO. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will open books of subscrip- , tion at the store of B. E. Williams, in the town of Swansea, on Thursday, January 16th, at twelve o'clock m. for subscription to the capital stock of the B, E. Williams Hardware Co. 1 B. R Williams, t W ,H Witt. i ' , S . . " > ame of Pit ! the great heart, the cry of the str leard at your door, i so close to us through all the year ght Your hands outstretched to . * from the depths of a greater i (i the name of pity?do not fai 'ering in our lands, massacre, es, and calls to you across the 3 we bare our souls for your i sr denied Him, nor shamed in our torn and tortured bodi Christ. We held true in our s Sast are old in suffering. Th( : way of tears and blood. Ant ung, unshattered strength can NAME OF PIT1 aign for $30,OO ;on County's quota is only $1,( e can raise our proportion in cause as worthy as this, we c s you, send your contribution sxington, S. C., or to me. Du ion card or not. CYR1 Chairman V ON MONDAY &>*Vv . ? S A T1^1 r-^ilar January term of the: Court oC^ftj^oralSessions convenes ! T ore morning- at. i 0:00 with j J<G\" X.-Mauldm presiding1. Sev-j, era v.^ifc'lent teases are expected to be ' :/ieo at "".'us term.-and it is thought, court . serora! weeks. ' The j case of tap negro Amiekcr for killing ; a white Marnier Leysatfc in the lower | part of county in all probability i will come up. at this term. Clerk of j Court Holly L Harmon and Sheriff I 6im 1 M Her have everything in readi nes$; and coui^t will open promptly Monday mmming at the usual time. ' r, . 9 &HMONR , STATE CP &QlJTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. In the Probate Court , ; C. M. EZrfFCL', Administrator of the Estate/Of Henry Dent, deceased Plain tiff, vs. Mtiggi$..i?ent, 'Beulah Leaphart. Sim Leapk&rt, Hessie !Leaphart, Hubw Leapt* ar^ Tom Wingard, Katie Wingard, M** \ Fingard Lucille Win- ? gard, Harris Wingard, Irene Dent Iva Dent. Tom I^rit,' Richhard Dent and j Loerev Dent Defendants. - -j YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED j and requir^litb apsyyer the Complaint 0 herein, of w*Mch a. copy is herewith served ujion you, ana u> serve <t wj?> of your Ansvscer on the subscribers at x their offiee at' Lexington, South Caroline, within TWENTY DAYS after the service hereof,Exclusive of the day of c such service, <md if you fail to ans- 1 wer the Comggtalnt herein wHhin the 0 time aforesaial the plaintiff in this ^ action wll app|y to the Court for the ^ relief demand^ in the Complaint. 1 EFIRD & JONES /Attorneys for tb3 Plaintiff. S January 14. 1919,.' t XDSIcfe. J To the Defendants . t Beulah Lpa]xnart: Sim Leaphart, fl Hubby Leaphartv $erti Dent, Richard Dent and Logev Dent. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a 1 3opy of the Sua&bons and Complaint 5 in this action is nd^y on file m the'^f-1 ( fice of the Jnd ?e; o? JFTobate for said Jounty^and Stare. . BFIRt> f JOXEB. . c Audreys-for the Plaintiff. t i ' >' jive emlpk^Sietfit^ or in any manner j tiarbcr rny-C^n, Jonnie^.Ftoss a minor; 9 jf the age of4 15 years the said Jonnie j a Floss having leit my home without!0 eave or license. All person violating c :his notice will be dealt with accor- v iing to law. J. S. ROSS, t 4 Swansea, S. C. 2wc. ( s RANKS WILD CLOSE MONDAY. Monday being Lee's birthday and a egal holiday both, the Bonk of Wes- r :ern Carolina and The Home Nation- e il Bank will be closed.- r T ; ^ a i as ty?Give! I It s icken peoples of. -1 * " ' a > n t: t< s of our strug-" ' . "' I; us have never " h F a k L leed than even our torn !.* n 1 us! ' famine, death. But the t 1 i i sea to send help, lest we iearehing eyes that you a Him. When our world F es our hearts still cradled f illegience to God and hu- th * t' ; way we have traveled a i i * 1 nr\ I ATTT in i t i IIOVV?we die ou ivjvy in i t raise us. j '= r-GIVE! || 0,000 i; ! * 300.00. If everyone will jt a day. But we have a j1 annot afford to fail. ' ? ?1?J JiwA/if' casn or pieugc?uncut ^ i e credit will be given you * s JS L. SHEALY, r i for^Lexington County. L dlti OI JERK'S SA By virtue of decree of the Court o1 Common Pleas for Lexington County South Carolina, hertof^ye made in the case of Citizens Building & Loan Company vs. Douglas Realty Company, I H". L. Harman C. C. C P and G S. for Lexington County, will sell on salcsday in February 1919, beine Monday the third day of said month, during the usual hours of sale, "before fSc rvmrt dnor in the Town o 1 Lexington, to the highest bidder: "(1) All those pieces, parcels and lots of land situate, lying and being in the County of Lexington ;uid in the State of South Carolina, designated as lots from J to 51 inclusive, on Block No. 20, on the plat hereinafter mentioned : said Block No. 20 being bound ?d on th North by Bachelor Street; East b}' Brown Street: South by lands inw or formerly of Guignard and West by lands of the Estate of Hook; same being a portion of the lancl conveyed unto R. A. Lancaster by Robert L., Shuler "by his deed of conveyance lated the 15th day of November, 1911 tnd recorded in the said Clerk's office n Book 3-T, of Deeds, page 513. "(2) All those pieces parcels and xacts of land situate, lying1 and being n the County of Lexington, and State >f South Carolina, being the unsold )ortion of lots containing two acres, r.ore or less of Block No. 17 on plat lerinafter mentioned, said Block No. .7 being bounded on the North by ands of said R. A. Lancaster, known .s Roosevelt Heights: East by lands ?f Hawes;-South by land of Columbia jand & Tnvestmnt Company: and Vest by North Street on said plat. Tie same being a portion of the tract land conveyed unto the said R. A. Lancaster by W. W Hawes by his deed >f conveyance dated the 9th day of lay. 1912, and recorded in the said !erk4s Office in Deed Book 3-J p:ige <61. % "The plat referred to in the foregoing mortgage is a plat representing he -division of lands of the Estate of ohhn R. Shuler situate in and near he Town, of Brookland, surveyed by '. C. Ham by May 1912. Such sale to be made as follows: Parcel No. 1: Lots numbered 1 to 0:' 11 to 20; 21 to 30; 31 to 40; 41 to 1; all inclusive. Parcel No. 2: As a whole. Terras of sale: CASH. 'ihe Su.cifEssful bidder on each parpi tn denosit with the Clerk of Court fie sum of ten dollars as evidence of ood faith, in ma&ing the hfd. which ft^Jl forfeited ;n, #ae? of n&n-coniV \ L before all 6T sfed parc?& - o old the -aggregate s^Jea have reachedn amount sufficient to pay the debf| f the plaintiff, with interests and osts, the sale will foe stopped. H. L>. HARMAK. C C C P & G S CLERK'S SALE. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. Ada B. 'McLaughlin in her own ight and as Administrator of the state of J. B. McLaughlin, deceased laintiff, vs. Jesse B. 'McLaughlin, et I, l>efendai!ts. Under and by virtue of a decretal rder in the above entitled case in fi Court of Common Pleas for Lexlgton County State of South Carona, X will sell at public auction to fie highest bidder for cash in the own of Lexington, in the Corunty and tate aforesaid, on sales day. n Janu-. ry, 1919, which IS the 6th day of said lonth, during the usual hours, of sale he following described estate, d cwit: , "All that piece, parcel or of uid situate, lying and being. in LCTeicton County, near Styx, containing n ??nri one-half (15 1-2 acres, nd is bounded as follows: North by mdg of Daniel Shumpert; West 4y fcaniel Shumpert and -George Gladden oath by lands of C. Steele; and Eaat v lands of J. E. Goodwin, being thife ame tract of land purchased by met rom John M. Sightler." TERMS OF SALE: Cash, purchase^ opay for papers. " ? R. H. Singletary, . J CHerk of Court for Lee County. I _ f CECtESRK'S SALE. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. Court of Common Pleas. Eva C. fisinger, et al Plaintiffs vs. Charlie, tisinger, Defendant. *<x> By virtue of authority vested in m?f >y order of the Court in the above eoitled cause. T will sell on the firSt fonday in February, the same be^ng he 3rd day of said month at Lexicon S O.. before the Court House door uring the legal hours of sale to the ighest bidder the following real*'csat.e, to wit: ? "All that piece. parcel or tract' of md. situate lying and being in Hol uv Creek Township, in the ptpunty f Lexington and Slate aforesaid, eonnining fifty nine acres, more or less, djoining lands of H. 0. Kyzer on the Corth, on the east the run of Little 1 1-..,^.. r.f lollow Creek is the line aim uuiu.- w. Merce R. Shealy, on the South by - nds of TT. C Kyzer and the said Hen y Tj. Price" Terms of Sale: CASH. purchaser r> pay for papers revenue stamps and ?cordin? fee. H. L HARMON". C C C P & G S. AFTER INFLUENZA. La Grippe and other wasting dicases, a reconstructive medicine is lelpfu! toward the rapid recovery of trenprth and good spirt. We recomnend NTATj TOCNTC (Formula on the )acka?o) $1.00 a "bottle. TT1T1\1'A'\T T\T)T^C II ja.rVJKLVl^ l/lVi'VT V "Once a trial, always Nval." LEGISLATURE :j IN SESSION I 11 i! ' : | Many New Bills Already Being i f Considered. . i ; l / Throe important 'hills were intro[ rl in the State senate this morning . J'The first was by Senator Christenson , of JJeaufort and fixes the salaries o1 ,; 'State officers and justices of the supremo court and judges of the circuit court. The second was by "Senators Christenson and McGhee and is a joint resoution to provide for the calling of a : constitutional convention.The third is by Senator Christensen. : and is to amend the law with reference to the assessment and equalization of ta~\es so far as it relates to tax ^ ? J ?i * ~ uio>lj iv ij>, iicsacasvii s uuu cuunty uuai"ur? of equalization and the time and place for taking returns and assessing prop erty. .. . . , . Both Houses Met Promptly. j Doth houses of the South Carolina I general assembly convened-promptly at noon- today. The house of representatives was called to order by Clerk J. Wilson Gibhes and the senate by Dieut. Gov. Andrew J Bethea. The first business in .both houses was the administration of the oath to . the new members. Every new member of the senate was present. Sever al members of the house were absent. Thomas P. Cothraai of Greenvilje was re-elected speaker of the house with no ouposition and J. Wilson Gibj bes. clerk. Sergeant-at-Arms Wilson ? had no opposition for re-election. The t only contest was for reading > cleric. This race was between A. B.. Hutchin- _ son of Rock Hill, reading- clerk for the past four years, and S. McGowan 1 fcimpkins of "Edgefield, a former read! irig clerk. Hutchinson won. None of the senate officers had any opposition. Senator LeGrand Walker of^Georgetown was re-electod * rvKncirloTli T\m +PTT1 H T) d TTiade EL VCfV i'iOOIUWV ^ ^ touching- speech. Marvin M. Mann was reelected clerk. Dr. W. S. Stokes reading clerk. Fred Schumperf, sergeant-at-arms and Rev. Mr. . Freed, chaplain. - - , FIRST MONDAY SNLESDAY. ' V . . Monday was first Monday in JanJ&xy and *j&sl yalesdi'.jr'fo r Lfcftibgtcfc* county. Despite the fitter ccV* weather ;a Ivfe erown. came co...... - ' the hide iff- was livel:^ The fnITc>T?|ftg sales wero. made by C^erk of Cotrrt i Holly L. Harman. " ' / [ The Home National "Bank, Assignee j Plaintiff vs. F. K. Knight et al. Defendants. 67 acres formerly the property of Mrs. Sallie Knight; hid in by T. C. Sturkie, atty for $575.00. Edie A. George et al. vs. W. C. Whit worth et al 350 acres on Red Bank creek sold to George Fields for $5080. F. A. Refo et aL Plaintiffs vs. Freddie Drafts et al. Defendants; one lot in the town of Gilbert Hollow; sold to G. O. Smith for $810.00 O. S. Steedman et al. Plaintiffs vs Mrs lone Steed man Defendant; 247 acres sold to E, Ix Asbill, atty. for $3075.00. .? i f'-i ... NEW AGENCY FOB LEXINGTON. The Auto Service Station. Roy H. Thompson, manager has secured the ] agency for the Liberty Six automobile and will have it on exhibition at their' garage on Main street next door to Meetze and Sons. This car has a motor built by the same man who designed the famous Liberty motor that was used on the American aeroplanes Europe during the great war just &fi|ed. Mr. Thompson himself having been in the motor corps of .the army recognized the great advantage this motor couid give an automobile and as soon as he was discharged from the service he went to work to secure the agency. The builders recognized that there was a virgin field for a high grade car of moderate size and m,odest price that wohld meet &1I (requirements of those accustomed to fthe best in motor vehicles. There I? snap and fexiblity in the cars action |*et a sure and steady smoothness trf" ?nwirtHfni motor whcb Ls at once (/V .. ^ tt^common and delightful. Mr. Thompson will tie grlad to Rive you a dem&n titration anytime you call at his garage. ( 1 1 ' ' VMB* SMITH ASKS SUNDAY I V v SCHOOLS TO CONTRIBUTE. To. Lexington County Sunday School "Vfc^rkers: Yob have all no doubt seen the api peal of Mr. C. I* Shealy, County Chair I man for the Armenian?Syrian Rej lief Fund. Further comment is un: necessary. T am writing* to ask. and \ insist if you please, that every Sun| day School, in Lexington County take ; a special collection Sunday Jan. 19th. i for this very worthy cause. Money lean l>e sent in with other funds in | our section for this cause, or direct to ! County Treasurer Mr. John T. Sox, i T^exington. S. C. ! "In as much as ye have done it unto 'one of the least of those, my brethren, ... ! yc have done it unto me." Cordially Yours, t S. F. Smith, Pres. i "Lexington County S. S. Assn. i spwr.vii k. <>f i>. ninisi>ay \k;ht. There will be a special meeting of i 1/exincrton 1**1 ire Xo. 134 Knights of j Pythias Thursday night January 16. : This is the regular titne for installaj tion of officers and n full attendance I is requested. Other business of im| portance will also be transacted at j this meeting. R. J'". Roberts. C. C.