Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BUY MOW n .*; * - Re a ^ PORCH 0 <^3j0Rt2|f* Every-Svh a^^S^Bg Vudor* Safe ^ Christmas ^ ' ^^ar ^rr* ST< * DUE WEST * vv * * v * }!< 5S * * % * * * * * * * # ? v ^? "t?i t n 1 uue west, Mr. M. G. McDonald and Mr. Will Caldwell, of Columbia, spent Friday night in Due West. Miss Isabel Miller has returned to her home in Xinety-Six. Miss Ollie Adams, of Pendleton, spent a few days this week with Miss Julia Moffatt. The chief event of interest in town this week was the marriage of Miss Julia Baird to Rev. Moses Ralph Gibson of Covington, Tenn., which took place on Wednesday evening. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion. After the guests had all assembled, Misses Agnes Devlin and Helen Galloway sang a beautiful selection. Then the wedding march was played, and the two officiating ministers, Rev. J. P. Knox, of Columbia, and Rev. J. P. Pressly, of Due West, took their places in front of an altar made of large White columns entwined with daisy chains, and banks of fern. Next came the groom with his best man. Rev. R. T. Kerr, of Bradley. Closely following them came the maid of honor, Miss Josie Baird, wearing a beautiful robe of white organdie and carrying white carnations. The bride entered next on the arm of her brother, Mr. Neill Baird, and joined the groom immediately in front of the two ministers. The ceremony was performed by the bride's uncle, Rev. Knox, with her pastor, Rev. J. P. Pressly assisting. The bride's gown was of white organand lace, and her veil was held in l place by a wreath of orange blossoms. Immediately after the ceremony, the bride and groom left for Asheville. The bride is a charming young woman, and her friends in Due West all! hate to give her up. The groom is the popular and efficient pastor of the A. R. P. church at Covington, Tennessee. Mrs. L. C. Galloway and Miss Helen j Galloway entertained in honor of the' bride-elect. Miss Julia Baird. ou the j morning of June the twelfth. Misses Man* Boyee and Agnes Devlin ! I gave a party in honor of Miss Helen' Galloway, a bride of next week, at the! hoine of Miss Devlin Saturday after-' noon. Anagrams and heart dice were enjoyed for several games, after which a delightful ice course was served. ? Miss Virginia Agnew is at home from j Latta, where she taught the past season. Dr. Mark Ellis is visiting his home people. Dr. Luther Ellis is at home again after an extended visit in Florida. Rev. J. P. Pressly returned home from Virginia Wednesday, where he attended the marriage of his brother. Dr. W. L. Pressly. Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Knox, of Columbia. and Hon. A. G. Brice. of Chester, were among the visitors to attend the Baird-Gibson wedding. Miss Florine Carothers, of Rock Hill, is visiting Miss Mary Boyce. Miss Lucile Faulkner, who has been for souie weeks the guest of Mrs. A. B. Baird, left Friday for Charlotte to visit Mrs. .T. C. Stancell. From there she will return to her home in Tennessee. Misses Mamie and Mary Hammond XIcEachern. of Greenville, are the guest of Misses Josie and Hallie Nance. Mrs. Anna Brice Baird left Monday for the hospital in Charlotte where she will undergo treatment. Miss Virginia Reid leaves Wednesday for an extended visit to relatives in Charlotte, N. C., and Virginia. SAX FRAXCIKCO.CAL. Panama-Pacific International Exposition. February 20-December 4,1915. B. F. Sweetenburg, Agent. Sli enforced , -^6 SHADES ~ iade Equipped^ withY :ty Wind Device . )_Vador? in daily a it ? - i Cheques Given on an uasn >vfs | # * ANTREVILLE * ? i .afs$$***9g8****$**$9!e*$!| Messrs. Joe Alexander and Malcoln Crowther left Tuesday for Winthrop t< attend summer school. Mr. S. J. Wakefield was a busines ! visitor in Anderson Saturday, j Misses Gyp Branyon, Eunice Smith Mrs. Foster and Mr. Bob Branyon an guests at Mr. J. T. Erwin's for th< : week-end. Misses Herron and Shrimpe wer guests with Miss Lula Morrison recent lv. + i * Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wakefield visitec Lowndesville Friday. Mr. S. A. Wakefield and family ar< j visiting relatives for a few days. Little Miss Lorine Cook, of Lowndes i ville. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. J. ' Wakefield. Mr. rnd Mrs. Rob Mabry, of Abbeville, visited at Mr. Norris Wakefield's Sabbath. Rev. Robertson and sons, Ben and Bob, autoed to Abbeville Saturday. Misses Gyp Branyon and Eunice ; Smith and Mr. J. T. Erwin worshipped at Little Mountain, Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sharpe were guests at Mr. J. T. Erwin's Sabbath. Messrs. Ashley and Pratt were guests at Mr. J. T. Erwin's Sabbath afternoon. $$*$#**$****$***$$& * * LONG CANE * # ir & sjt ? * * * # # * * $ * * % % * s; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford dined with Mr. and Mrs. "NY. S. Bosler Sun day. Miss Nina Beauford spent Monday in the city with her -brother, Mr. W. H. Beauford. Several from this community attend ed the funeral service of Mr. Tom Tolbert Thursday. Mrs. Laudford spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Butts. Mrs. L. F. Finlev and children spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Beauford. Rev. R. E. Telford was visiting in this community Friday. Mr. Walter Keller, of the city, spent Sunday with his parents. Mt. and Mrs. Warren Keller. Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. Beanford and little daughter, lone, spent the week -end in the city with their son. Mr. W. H. Btiaufod. Mr. John Beanford and son. Robert of Betliia section, spent Sunday with his son, Mr. Thompson Beanford. Burn. June 14. l'.Uo, to Mr. and Mrs. King, a son. Miss Nina Beanfurd was shopping in the city Friday. Mr. Preston Busier and Messrs. Harrison and Wvatt Busier, of Watts section. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler. Mrs. L. F. Finlev visited Mrs. Bob jving annua y. Master Viviau C'reswell. of the city, is spending a few (lays with Mr. W. D. Beau ford. Mr. and Mrs. "W. S. Busier and little son William, spent Sunday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford. Misses Ira and Maggie Douglass, of the city, spent Thursday evening with Mrs. J. A. Ellis. Miss Eppie Beauford spent Friday evening with Miss Linnie Beauford. The farmers of this community are truly thankful for the nice showers of rain last week. Crops are now looking prosperous. Mr. Dave Haddon was a visitor to the city Friday. Nancy. Vudoi White Mc TjAsk You Purchases or Money Paid on 4 *" ""v'75cr,r , J S IGES W c . ij: :}: ***?* ? * > ****#* # # > * Calhoun Falls *\ f * *? # { j? :f: * sjc sS * * #* **:!{**?## # i! On the 15th, in Magistrate's Court i Bennie Tinch was fined ten dollars, jand Dave Bryant five dollars for obs taining goods under false pretense; land on same date Ike Hunter was . j fined five dollars for assault and bat-j s tery. On the 16th Olden Jones was e committed for assault and battery of j !a high and aggravated nature. 81 D. G. Gambrell has disposed of his 1 - i ; brick store building on Cox Ave., to ; ' a Mr. Baker of Greenwood, who, we are informed will open a boot and shoe store. J W. S. Burford, the rural mail car- j rier, is taking a vacation, the mail j is now being delivered by E. N. Tucker. Mr. W. N. Calhoun, a very suc, cessful gardner, is supplying the people of Calhoun Falls with vegetables. Miss Ruth Nance has accepted the charge of the dry goods department of the Calhoun Mills store 1 Mrs F. E. Cowan, who has been 1 11 visiting her son at Hamlet, returned j home on the 15th. Mr. W. J. Blake and wife are visiti ing the parents of Mrs. Blake at Atlanta. ' J. S. Howard and family are away on a visit to relatives at Hartwell, Ga. ^ Miss Mary Bell, who for several!. months has been visiting her sister, j Mrs. Mcllwain in Florida, returned i, home on the 15th. Miss Laura McAllister of Mt. Car- . mel,'passed through town on the 16th j returning home from a visit to j friends in Florida. I Mr. N. J. Tucker is away on a visit ( to his daughter Mrs, J. G. B. Camp- , bell, in Columbia Mr. E. M. Lander ieft on the 18th ! for a business trip to Asheville. Mrs. E. B. Gossett paid a visit to ^ Greenwood on the 18th. s!< $ * :]i ? rr . . ' McCORMICK *! * * ] Mr. George Wright and family of <, Augusta, passed through McCor- i mick Thursday en. route to Lincoln, ; Mr. Tom Andrews, of Willington, j was in town last Thursday. Miss Cora Moragne, en route from \ How's This? j We offer One Hundred Dollars t Reward for any case of Catarrh , that cannot be cured by Hall's t Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. 1 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. , Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe * him perfectly honorable In all business r transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. r NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE. Toledo, O. i Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, . acting directly upon the blood and mu- l cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold t by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for conitlp&tlon. * Porch S iuntain Ref ^CH OF ITS iE WORLD'S BE! ir Neighbor; He h ccount in the Store.?Ask f ImUti HOME OUT Tfce State of Sooth Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Court of Common Pleas. Jack Anderson. Plaintiff, against The unknown heirs-at-law, distributees and next of kin of Charles Wardlaw, deceased. Defendants. Summons for Relief. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendants ? The unknown heirs-at-law, distributees and next of kin of Charles Wardlaw, deceased. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the Complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Abbeville County, S. C., and to serve a copy of your answer to said Complaint on the subscribers as their office at Greenwood, S. C.. within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in Mia fVmir\ljlinf. 1 Featherstone & McGhee, Plaintiff's Attys. June 14th, 1915. Attest: (Seal) J- L' Perrin> (beal) C. C. C. P. A. C. NOTICE. To the unknown heirs-at-law, distribiteesand next of kin of Charles Wardaw, deceased: Please take notice that ;he Summons and Complaint in the ibove stated cause, were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, at Abbeville C. H , S. C., on the 14th day of Tune, 1915. Featherstone & McGhee, 3t Plaintiff's Attorneys. Augusta, to Bordeaux, was the guest tiere last Wednesday night of Miss Bertha Sanders. Miss Maymie Patterson, who has been visiting for several days in Augusta, returned to her home here on Wednesday. One of the most enjoyable events :>f the season was a five o'clock tea on last Thursday evening given by Lhe Misses Connor in honor of Miss Harmon, of Bamberg. The guests arrived about 4 o'clock and enjoyed the game of rook until 5, when a lelicious salad course was served, followed by an ice course. Miss Fannie Kate Marsh entertained a group of young people Wednesday afternoon at her home, Hotel McCormick, the occasion being in compliment to Miss Eva Smith, whose presence^in McCormick meets with a hearty welcome. About two dozen Mrs. Jonnnie Connor ana uaugn- , ter, and Miss Jennie Lou Connor , have been visiting in White Town for a few days. Mrs. Carrie Henderson, of Greenj wood, was a visitor in town last \ j week. , \ Miss Eva Smith from Varnville^ i I spent a while here as the guest of Miss Kate Thurmond. \ Mr. Mark Harmon attended the j i fifteenth annual convention of the State Bankers' Association which , met at the Isle of Palms last Thurs-- j clay. \ quests were entertained, and delicious cream and cake were served iluring the evening. 1 #! * sfs * sjc sjc * * * * ? # 4c * # v & ' LOWNDESVILLE * * *>C* * * * ? * * * * ^ * # # * Mrs. B. C. Kay has spent some time vith relatives and friends in Atlan:a, but returned to her home here ast week. Mrs. E. W. Harper has been with ler son-in-law, Mr. Nickles, and his 'amily in Greenwood for esveral days Mrs. Fred Fiquette a recent graduite of Clinton College, has been with lis mother, Mrs. Fiquette and family lere making arrangements to enter business. Miss Martha Piatt, f Sumter was J 1 ere &UIIIC ua^a u anu ui^aiu^cu a ;omato club. While all such clubs ire designed to foster and build up ;his particular and much needed canling industry, giving to all of the jood ladies of our State this money naking means, it is to be hoped that dub of much wider scope and of nuch greater utility to agricultural nterests along this and more impor;ant lines will also be organized. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bell and little hades! rigerators ST / las One I or Cheques spfc#- Ci [FITTERS girl of Augusta, came up severa days ago and will spend their vaca tion with his fathei, ill*. B. A. Bel and family. Mr. Will Bell, of the Postal Tel? graph Co., of Augusta, is also her to spend his vacation at the abov named home. Mr. W. A. T. Oliver, who in the day long gone by, was a Lowndesville bo now of Gadsden, Ala., went to th Reunion at Richmond Va., on his r? turn he visited his relatives and ol friends of by-gon& years, all o whom were glad indeed to meet hir again. Rev. J. M. Steadman, the pastor o the Methodist church at Clemson Cc lege, camedown Thursday expectini to begin, a tent protracted meet ing that night, but as the tent unde which it was intended to hold the ser vice was not quite finished our goo< Baptist friends offered their churcl and the first service was held in it since then two tent services hav< been held each day, the one at 9:3( Constipation Cured Overnight A small dose of Po-Do-Lax to-nigh and you will enjoy a full, free, easj bowel movement in the morning. N< griping, for Po-Do-Lax is Podophyl lin (May Apple) without the gripe Po-Do-Lax corrects the cause of Con stipation by arousisng the Liver, in creasing the flow of bile. Bile i: Nature's antiseptic in the bowels With proper amount of bile, diges tion in bowels is perfect. No gas no fermentation, no Constipation Don't be sick, nervous, irritable. Gel a bottle of Po-Do-Lax from youi Druggist now and cure your Con stipation overnight. We buy Burr clover need. Rosenberg Warehouse Co. 2jSfgf2J3M3JSI3i3M3MSii!M3M3jSiSISJSI3f?Jc J Watch 1 I for tt I | j ANNOUI | SEE THE NEW CA j A. M. Stc I Abbevi] 1 BJ2M2J3M5jrEISjrSJ3SI3JSEIsIij?jr2M2j3MSME ifipi f i iri pi pi fii-it-i w n rir JIJIJIJIJIJ E JIJIJIJIJIJ131 -ii 1 Cement! Cem ~ A T T g- jji.Ai.ft koiaj-. i ifi LAND Cement, pe S We are looki] jfi higher prices. Con S leave your orders l|j delivery. ? THE P. ROSENBER istfiifiifiifiifiiifiifiifiifiifiya ^ # JJUk sr T>SO. CA. ? l1 Master's Sale. tl The State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. !- Court of Common Pleaa. t> e Robert S. Owens. a? Trustee of the e Bankrupt K>ta?e??f Abbeville Lumber Company, unjust David Joues, ?t. hI, Trusteeo of Grace A. M. E. s Church. y Bv authority of a Decree of Kale by e the Court ot Common PleHS f? r Abbeville Connty, in sabl State, marie In I!? * above n'aUd fane, I will offer for?d Hale, at Public Outerv, ar Abbeville C. * H., S. on Kalenday in July, A. D. 191 o. within tne legal hours of n sale, the following dencrlbMi lands, to wit : All that traV?t??r parcel of land ntuate, lying and htintj in the City of" * Abbeville, in ihe 8fate of South Caro?1 lina, containing Three-Fourths of One Acre, mo/e or less. and bounded bv A 3 lands of America Sloan. Estate of J. r C Klujjh. Jim (4ny ami Moselev Ferr ry road, and being lor on which is sit-' uated Gra<v A. M E Church. Terms* of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to j pay for papers. R. E. HILL. Manter A. C.. 8. C. s Reduced Rates VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY > Premier Carrier of the South FROM ABBEVILLE, S. C. \ } ' t a. m., and the other at 8:30 p. m. Misses May and Eugenia Robertson of Abbeville, came up lastSunday and have since been the guests of r Mr. T. D. Cooley and family. !?5J3M3JBSISjSISj2JSISJ3i3i5JSMEJSI5MSJSM2J5J 'his Space | Le 1916 1 te, RJ NTCEMENT J R BEFORE YOU BUY L'"v ?ne, Agent f Lie, S. C. 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