Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I B BUY NOW |: i (m <& I ? STC ******* *|1 * MT. CARMEL * ] ******** i Mrs. M. C. Taggart of Greenwood, fr has returned to her home, after a d pleasant stay with Mrs James Hester. Miss Maggie Knox has returned E home after a pleasant stay with Mrs. 2 ? James Gilliam. a Miss Sarah Harkness spent last week with her grandmother, Mrs. ? James Gilliam. ? Mr. H. M. McCain of McCormick, was in town Monday. ? Miss Reba Wells has returned from " a pleasant visit to Miss Bessie Harl% ing. 21 Messrs T. G. Leard and J. H. Chiles of Troy, spent a few hours in r< p Mt. Carmel Monday. ? .' v Mr. Bartow of Chester, was seeing ? old friends in Mt. Carmel Friday. Mr. L. G. McNair continues to im prove slowly. Miss Georgia Mars spent Monday " in town with her sister, Mrs. P. L. ? McCelvey. T Miss Robbie Covin of Willington, who is a student at the Womans College of Due West, spent the week- 113 end with her parents at Willington, and relatives in and around Mt. Carmel. ? Rev. J. W. Bailey of Calhoun Falls, ^ preached in the M. E. Church last ~ Sabbath afternoon. pJ Messrs J. D. and R. L. Cade and Miss Lura A. Cade motored to Abbe- J* ville Tuesday. Messrs Erwin and Robert Klugh _ attended services at the A. R. P. ^ church Friday evening. : There will be communion service # at the A. R. P. church Sabbath. Dr. * J. S. Moffatt, of Due West, will assist the pastor, Rev. H. B. Blakely. * Mrs. Smith Scott is spending the week-end with Mr. Scott She will -return to her school Sabbath. Mrs. J. W. Bailey, little Ruth and ? Master Victor Bailey of Calhoun J" Falls, spent Saturday night and Sab- ^ bath with Mrs. L. M. Paschal and Miss Tee Paschal. y Mrs. J. D. Cade spent Tuesday in dl Anderson. Mrs. Nannie Harkness and Miss Maggie Sutherland spent the wee&- w end in the Sharon neighborhood last V( week. Mr. Ben Sutherland of Anderson, j? visited home people recently. {j( A hole in a bridge near Calhoun "( Mills, caused a horse owned by Mr. , Joe Gibert to run away and break up the buggy. Mrs. L. E. Conner and s? . Mrs. Gibert and little Joe had just got out to make the horse cross the t0 bridge. Mrs. Gibert was . knocked P1 down as the horse jumped, but not b< seriously hurt. Many bridges around Mt. Carmel are needing work and especially the ^ one across the river at Calhoun Mills. We haven't had any work done on our roads since 1914, and we think we deserve the work now. d? Messrs T. E. Leard and J. H. X; Chiles of Troy, spent a few hours in Mt. Carmel Monday. ch Several cars of fertilizers were s. sold in Mt. Cajrmel this week. M Miss Keba Wens is at; nome ag?m ui after a delightful visit. sf w ******** w * LONG CANE * * ******** r H in Miss Mary Rudisail, who has charge tii of the Rock Spring school, spent h< from Thursday until Sunday in Spartanburg with her home folks. ni Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford spent ai Monday in the city with Mr. and Mrs re W. H. Beauford. Misses Eva Finley and Mary Er- ^ win spent Saturday evening with Miss Clara Beauford. % Miss Eppie Beauford entertained quite a number of young people at a * dance Friday night. Mrs. Bob King and children are visiting relatives in Cold Spring this week. at Miss Mary Erwin and brother, of w Bethia, spent a few days of last week to in this section with relatives. w Miss Estelle Finley spent Satur- y< day and Sunday in the city with rel- al atives. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Simpson have B: moved from Calhoun Falls to this si: Bection. We welcome them. oi Misses Maud and Alma Botts are CI on the sick list. We hope they will hs soon be able to attend school. of Mrs. Earl Stewart spent Tuesday Ei evening with Mrs. W. D. Beauford. te Mr. Evans Hunt was a business visitor to the city Saturday. CI Nancy. pz MFW 1 ^ *4 Dining Room Mahogany, D igns, Bed Eo JVhite Enam( xrey, Iron Be ai +/% -ftivtii IXJLUg tU JL U1 JUL J )VES"?RAN p ****** * 1 ANTREVILLE # K ******* Messrs A. M. and J. T. Erwin were assess -visitors in Abbeville Monay afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Erwin and Mr. J. T. Irwin and son, Thomas, spent the 2nd in Iva. Mrs. Erwin and Thani3 guests of Rev. and Mrs. McRee. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wakefield were usiness visitors to Abbeville T*esay. Misses Aileen Herron, Valera rowther, Zula Suber, Messrs Joe rince and Leroy Moore were pleasntly entertained the night of the 2nd at Mr. Ed Bell's. Mrs. J. T. Erwin and son CarroU, "turned home Wednesday. Miss Gyp Branyon is visiting Mrs. , T. Erwin. Mrs. Fannie Milford of Abbeville, aid Mrs. Sel Young of Meridian, [iss., are visiting at Mr. W. L. Kilagsworth'a. Mr. A. M. Erwin left Thursday for ennessee. Misses Herron and Roberts were lests of Miss Sadie Prince Friday ight Prof. Moore, Dr. Knox, Messrs am Bowen, Ernest McCarter, Jesse ell, Boyce Wakefield and John rakefield spent Saturday evening in nderson. They went to see the ay, "Freckles." little Misses Cook of Lowndesville, sited their aunt, Mrs. S. J. Wakejld the Week-end. Rev. Campbell visited at Mr. Rice rowther's Saturday night. ******* BROWNLEE * ******* Mrs. J. A. Hodge and little son, A. Jr., spent the week-end with }r parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. rince, near Antreville. Miss Fannie Fiquette, of Lowndesle, spent from Saturday until Sun-. ly with Miss Vera Grant. Mrs. J. H. Ferguson and son, Guy, ere among the visitors to the An;rson County Sunday School Con- < :ntion, held at Iva last week. Mr. Clinton Davis, of Greenwood, visiting relatives here and was an rnor- guest at Mr. Bradberry's >me Saturday night. Little Misses Beter Anderson, and :J;_ W : - J il.:? ' i:ui. luiii r ergusun curneu tneir utue hool mate, little Miss Alma Blantett, some flowers and nice things eat Sunday. She is very sick with leumonia. We hope she will soon ; well again. Mr. Arthur Campbell was a busi;ss visitor to Abbeville Friday, also r. Ferguson and Mr. Bell. Miss Minnie Hodge, Miss Ruth aniel, of Lowndesville, spent Saturly and Sunday with Mrs. Mattie aylor. Rev. and Mrs. Belvin and two chil en, Mrs. Arthur Campbell and son, A., spent the day with Mr. and rs. J. H. Ferguson and family Sat day. Mr. Luther Prinre of Ant.reville >ent Saturday and Sunday with Mr r. J. Bradberry. These little men ere among the "Rook players" at iss Lila Taylor's home Friday glit. We are sorry to say that Mrs. arkness is not as well at this writg. She has been in a serious condion for several years. She has our jartfelt sympathy. Mr. Lewis Anderson spent Friday ght with James Ferguson. They *e school mates and enjoy running ices and pole vaulting. ****** * DUE WEST. * ******* The death of Miss Rachael Bigham ; the Woman's College, where she as a pupil, cast a gloom over the iwn and colleges. Miss Bigham as a very bright and attractive >ung lady and muchly interested in 1 church work. In addition to her parents, Miss igham is survived by the following sters and Drotners, Mrs. W. r. urier f Clover, Miss Maud Bigham of [ifton Forge, Va., Miss Mary Bigim of St. Matthews, Joseph Bigham : Troy, James Bigham, student at rskine, and John Bigham of Chesr. The body was taken to her home in lester Saturday morning, accominied by her mother, Mrs. Jennie ' ARRIVA . Suits in Gold ull and Poiisi om Suites in M: il, Figured Gi ids, Brass Beds sh and beautij GES W Bonner and several students of the colleges. We are glad to welcome Dr. Mof- ] fatt Kennedy and family to our town. They are occupying the Cald- , well house on Bonner street. \ Mr. Floyd Seawright is spending i several days in Mountville with his ( son, he will visit his sister, Mrs. Fan- , nie Winn in Clinton before his re- \ t*m. j Miss Bean entertained the first and j second basket ball teams of the Wo- f mans College and the gentlemen j friends of the teams, on last Tues- \ day evening. ( The teams have been defeated only once. The place cards were small j gray basket bails, laced with garnet; j the color scheme was carried out in j the college colors, garnet and gray, j also the National colors were used. i Snow has been falling since one, i o'clock and the prospect now is for several inches unless it turns warmer c {and raino. t . W. C. Addison spent part of last c I week with his mother, Mrs. Sallie Addison. ******** * McCORMICK * ' c # # * * * * * * \ ??? fi Mr. M. J. Miller, who has been c doing some telegraph relief work in a Spartanburg, has returned home. Mr. J F.. Carson returned from ' the Northern markets Friday, where i he has been buying goods for the g Sturkey & Carson firm. 5 Mr. John A. Patterson is spending i some time in Spartanburg with his | brother, Mr. Josiah Patterson. \ Miss Argyra Quarles spent the ? week-end here with her parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. W. B. Quarles, returning > to her school near Aiken, Sunday | evening. | Miss Grace Miller, who teaches \ ' ' " -> -i il. mool,. k SCQOOl at veraery, sjjcui uic nson- v end here with her parents. | Miss Annie Sharpton from Mill en, jj Ga., visited relatives here several ? days last week. . Messrs C. W. Patterson and D. R. Creighton went to Spartanburg last Monday to see "The Birth of a Nation." Mr. Ben Bramblett of Greenville, i spent from last Sunday until Tues- j day with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller of Augusta, visited the former's parents, fi here, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Miller, last week. Judge J. Fuller Lyon of Columbia, was in town a few days last week in interest of his farm near Republican. Mr. Henry Harper, of Anderson, spent Sunday in McCormick. Mrs. M. B. Sturkey of Plum Branch, spent Thursday in McCormick with relatives. ******* * WATTS ******** Mrs. Ed Green of Philadelphia, spent Thursday and Friday at Maplehurst. Mrs. Frank Wilson accompanied her as far as Athens on her way home. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Wilson will probably spend several days with their mother, Mrs. M. C. Thomas in Athens. Mr. Jim McMillan passed through Warrenton Friday. On account of the bad weather Sunday there was no preaching at Warrenton. P The Warrenton school children I ? took advantage of Washington's ? birthday and "ran off." The day was P fine so the youngsters had a gay $ time picmcing. j? Miss Elizabeth McLane spent last 11 week-end with her grandparents at I $ Oakland Heights. i? Mrs. Wiley and children spent last i s week with relatives in Georgia. Mr. Frank Allen entertained the j ? young folks Friday evening. Al-1 ? though it was a blustering, cold night 11 quite a number of guests were pres-1 v ent and spent the evening dancing. 2 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rock have fur- | nished and remodeled the house for- 2 merly occupied by Mr. F. B. McLane | and have started housekeeping. When ^ colored Mammy Tildy went in to see Sj the house she said, "it put her in ? mind of a doll house." ? ^ rv tm Pillows to match. 81.1S. Selected New,Live, ^ ^ Clean, Sanitary Feather*. Best Feather- 4 proof Tlrklne. Sold on money back sw- y anteo. DO NOT BUY from anyone at any ri. price.untilyouirettheBOOKOFTRUTH, sj our blsrnew catulosr mailed FREE. Write a postal il card TODAY. AaentB Wanted. * AMERICAN FEATHER * PILLOW COMPANY, ? DESK S. 11 NASHVILLE, TENN. J JS LS THIS \ Len Oak, Eai led, Jacobeai nVi A/VOVITT A m CiUUgCiilJ 9 Alii im, Golden < Wood Bed! Ey your home Trtniti HOME OUT INTRODUCING MR. MORROW. Batesburg Herald. Mr. Frank L. Morrow, originally :ame from Abbeville County?Which s a good place to come from. \mong the places he has been to 2uba, Alaska, Oklahoma? and he night have wandered up Salada way for all we know. He is a newqpa)er man, which term covers a multi;ude of sinB. Newspaper men make i head of cabbage, which has been aken in on subscription, last longer han the average mortal. It takes a rood newspaper man to do this. a ?? A ?_ _!_ _ !J ? ? -- All 01 wnicn is saiu u> miorm tu? -eaders of this paper that Mr. Morw will be connected with us from iow on. He knows the game from i to I sard, and we look for many mpfovements under his business nanagership. We bespeak for him that kindly :onsideration and hearty cooperaion extended a newcomer by this :ommunity. J. Rutledge McGhee, Editor. The present year has 53 Saturdays md 53 Sundays. This condition has lot occurred since 1876. It will not ?ccur again until the year 2000, or vithin 84 years. Some remarkable astronomical phenomena may be alBo observed this month, when five of the even planets are visible. IISATUR 1 Will: I J. M. I Come and thai ? ii yds. Androscog] g ii yds. ioc Long ( /\ to \r(\c nr T^r<acc ft y X ^ j VAUi X/A VUU ^ ii yds. ioc Dress ( ^ 9 yds. 12 /4c Toil Ul Q 11 yds. ioc Cannoi * 9 yds. 12 ^c "Tii fc? ^ ii yds. ioc Percal 9yds. 12 l/2c Perc; |||! 25 spools J. & P. C ||| 25 yds. 5c Lace jjp^ 25 Ladies Linen H Vxxvrv -r -I /~\ 1 ^ 30 .Lames ^amonc 13 spools ioc 0. IS H| 27 spools J. & P. C I J. M. Ill We Buy anc -w % > WEEK ly English Fi i, "William and erican Walnut, Dak, Kaiser s and every- ^ . Ci TITTERS , i i SELLING IFOROS. I T AMMOVA%*A'O riflMflA VtOB {nfff TA. I AATII^OUVi O a VlUi. Ugv CiMfJ J WUV *v ceived a car load of Fords. This enterprising firm has sold and delivered I daring the month of February, nine Fords and have six more in today. The factory is now 40,000 behind with orders. Bud says if you want a Ford, now is the time to place your order and if you don't want one, let him tell it to you, and hell make you want one. See their ad elsewhere. TAKE LIV-VER-LAX AND FEEL WELL i a Don't suffer from the ill effects of g an inactive liver, such as headache, f indigestion, constipation, lack of en- h ergy and low spirits, when for a little a money you can get a remedy of Z proved merit. GRIGSBY'S LIV- 8 VER-LAX will get your liver right and let you enjoy better health and 1 brighter spirits. LIV-VER-LAX acts naturally and effectively. Has none of the dangers and bad after effects of calomel. Sold under an absolute money refund guarantee at due ana $1 a bottle. Each bottle is protected by the likeness of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by any druggist j 4. 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