Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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p MB I ' " sit \1 ' B H 5 ^jjjj I J. ALLEN S AVVVVVVVUVV V V DUE WEST. V A. R. Presbyterian. rMiss Mildred McCain is at for a few days. Pow Wnfson Bovce is visitii children at Due West. Rev. W. H. Stevenson, of < S. C., wa.c a Due West visito I week. Mr. L. R. Neill of the Se: preached at Hopewell, Ga., la: bath. * Mrs. Jean Pressley and chilc Hickory Grove, S. C., are the of Prof. J. L. Pressly. Prof. E. L. Reid is the dele) Synod and Mr A. S. Kennedy ' meeting of Presbytery. Dr. W. W. Orr returned two ago from Baltimore. He had weeks meeting for Rev. Fran key. Dr. Orr will hold a week's e^ istic meeting this summer fo Wharton on his noted camp n grounds in Maryland. The Alumnae of the Woman locra are nlanninc to have < time at commencement. The Junior-Senior Banquet off at the Woman's Colleg Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kennedy a few days in Spartanburg re< op Monday. Mr. E. B. MaGill of the Se preached for Rev. J. P. Press Sabbath night. Mrs. Statia Wideman of At is visiting friend? in Due Wes are glad to see her agan. She resident of Due West for many Mrs. Alice Wren and little Walker are visiting friend Statesville. They stopped at Oak, S. C., for a day on their v Major W. W. Boyce and Boyce went up to Princeton, N see Rev. W. W. Boyce, who is a special course in Theology, ate. Dr. W. M. Hunter says, "1 prouder of the Associate Rel Presbyterian church than I hav been in my life. Her action the past year maies me so." ANNC We ta movec cially DIRECTORS and ei ALLEN SMITH M. BARNWELL Wit )WIS PERRIN equipr S. MORSE take c M. SMITH custon convei patror i in & A' Capital $75,000. MITH, President. \ ^ ^ j Mrs. W. W. Orr is visiting her Mrs. M. % daughter, Mrs. Harvey in Pittsburg.!. Since v She will be gone two months and will Kay has y visit on the return Dr. Ross Hunter confine at Huntington, W. Va., and Mrs. His ma ^ ^ ^ Niekirk at Princeton, W. Va. wish foi home' Stevenson of Avon, S. C., This spent a night in Due West on his re- hear of 'turn from Greenville, where he had Jane M been summoned as a juror in the has the United States Court. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller of Chai*- j< r lasfc lotte, N. C., are the guests of Miss ! Willie Virginia Galloway. They are j^ew minary( returning from a bridal trip to Flori- assjstan st Sab- da. Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss for jjjr. Grace Auten of Chai'lotte. announ< Iren of The Presbyterian Co. will have a jng to ( guests business representative at the meet- ^r00(j v j ing of Synod prepared to attend to ferentia *ate to any business connected with the pap- g^ed t to tre er. Agents and subscribers may find state> ^ this a convenience to them in case of so smaj weeks any business. victory a two Mrs. Dr. Paul McCain of Sanito- ??We k Har- r>um ^T- C. is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. fun(js a j McCain. Dr. James Ross McCain ^attl mangel- spent a night in Due West recently. org.anjZJ ,r Dr. He is now in New York in the inter-.^rew, je leeting test 0 f^e endowment of his institu- zation " i tion. He is succeeding finely. hv a vp ;'s Col- j serious i great vVVVVVVVVVV^VVV "We | ^ ^ gates ai ; came] ^ SANTUC NEWS. V large in e last V V stances ?- reuorts : ^ 1 i i * i i ? -? ? -> ^ i j spent Mrs. A. J. Morrison and children, concedi ;urning of Columbia, spent Friday night and Jersey.' j Saturday at Mr. W. E. Morrison's. minary M. and Ms. Mack Wright took Newa sly last supper with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. that Se ; Kay Saturday night. "robbed >beville Mrs. T. S. Palmer and three ence fo it, who: daughters was calling in their vicini- counties i was a tv Monday afternoon. tonight 'years.1 Mr. Roy Kay spent Saturday publicai Alice'night at Mr. W. F. Kay's. of the r s in Mrs. Ermie Haddon and Mrs. A. J. porters White I Morrison and children spent the his allej ray up. week-end near Hodges with rela- Senator Mrs. tives. "You w . J., to Miss Lila Morrison spent Monday | rjs and taking afternoon witn Mrs. n. a. naaaun. ecj c Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wright spent win at ] Sunday and Sunday night with Mr. [ am( M. B. Kay and family. Richn formed Mr. George Morrison spent Sunday make nc e ever afternoon with Mr. Allen Palmer. lively r< during Misses Lois Morrison and Louise Minneso Kay spent Saturday with Mr. and my friet nHHBHB * ?TTT\ir! t ? ke pleasure in announcing to ] I back to our old stand?into with a view to your service, cc mployes. h the enlarged facilities the el nent furnish, it is scarcely ne are of the banking needs of a i a it/mi o vn /*a?* Al* 11 17 11 1CI U1 I1Ul> alV< WVtlWWJ AJ c lient opportunity and see ho\ is. i oo V. M. BARNWELL, Vice-Pres r? dai inri F II 1 | g D. Wright. 'e(l information, our last writing Mr. M. B.! Johnson here la > been right sick. He has been menting on thi d to his bed since Sunday, j varies. He had ny friends and relatives gl'ani from Wil r him a speedy recovery. , ing of charges 1 community was shocked to bed in three coi the suddent death of Mrs. j cCombs. The bereaved family CLEMSON CA1 sympathy of this community, j ^ Clemson Coll DHNSON HOLDS OUT annual inspects representatives York, April 28.?A. C. Joy, ment Was made t Eastern campaign managed f Merry, Maj. ilm W. Johnson of California ?aptt Henry T. ;ed tonight he was not will- jor(]on) chief of concede to Major General eastern departm ictory in the New Jersey pre- evcjses consistec 1 presidential primary. He Review in full hat even if Wood carried the Spection, sheltei ip niarfin undoubtlv would be ? 1 ~ ? r " taiiuii anu uuinp I as to amount virtually to a ten(Jed order> h for Johnson. __________ entered New Jersey with no _ 3 a II ind virtually no organization ||0fl 1 I F e one of the stongest political ations in the country, the mIYGI rsey Republican state organi' he said. "Unless Wood wins "? ry large majority it will be a Griping or P blow to his campaign. The organs of have won eight district dele- tion ancf elimir tid possibly one delegate at UnYthe"proper! the state. Under the circum- ?^encst and with only fragmentary "Whipping'' yo J -with calomel or we can see no reason fori -with irritating TTr , . . . XT cathartics is a gi ng a Wood victory in New, ter, safer plr.n j , . toning: the whole < tive system wl r v | (NR Tablets),, w ?i immediate relief, irk, N. J., April 28.?Charges) ing benefit. It i \ _ , , , , liver, bowels am nator Johnson had been digestion and as: I" of the Republican prefer- Suickl^r^iievca" r president in at least three ? of New Jersey were made and bowels work ttt-11- tt -.r J T> orous harmony, a by William H. Verdon, Re- to take medicine , , tt u i j on? NR Tablet l leaders in Hoboken and o-ie your system in g nost enthusiastic Johnson suo- I^aJfr 'and 3cheai> in the state. M. Verdon made Get a 2jc box A." 4- i n ?v> 1X1 iX LClC^iaitl -WI?U t'? uaucioicuiuuig vu Tv . , . , greater relief ar Johnson, in which he said: bowel or liver mi ere robbed in Camden, Mor- Tabiets)Pa>is so? Essex counties." He express- recommended by >pinion that Johnson would C Urn east 11 of the 28 delegates. ? -( vtMhm iond, Ind., April 218. - ?"I .,?*!. ../& > charges, but I have a very * jcollection of the fraudulent ta primary and I have wired ids in New Jersey fev detail nHHHHHHi EMEr patrons and friends and the publ the handsome new banking hous >mfort and convenience, as well % legant new building and the cessary to add that we are better n increased number of patrons nvited to visit us in our new hom v we have anticipated the den 1 /h n ir* ^ ourpius $ou,u sident. LEWIS PERR " said Senator Hiram j training, inspection of me te tonight, in com- ^ theoretical instruction. e Isew Jeisey pii Colonel Cummins issued just received a teleliam H. Verdon, tell- ,owine ?eneral order by , of the president: 'On accour ;hat he had been rob- ^ excellent showing made by c inties. . cadets at inspection, a holn DETS ginning at 4 p. m., Friday, i RANTED HOLIDAY to 11:30 p. m. May 2, . is ege, Apr. 28.?The >n by the following of the war departWay: Col. William j * Emery T. Smith, I ( 1A/! Ej Bull, Capt. Harry L. V WW M $ R. 0. T. C., Southlent. The military ex- r??oc marr 1 of the following: field equipment, in:, tent pitching, batany close order, exeld problem, bayonet FT? VERY minui P a works there od Your j tion going on, bi r to Action the water oniy acid. No matter liliousnttt, Cortstipaliih*'c?auri!!JidNo battery may be it supply of acid, ai digestion, assimlla- . lation?the stomach, lrPPT"?C! itc cfrpn 3?are closely allied, KCCpb 11J5 &UCI1 ction of any of these _ _r i dependent upon the SOme 01 It Jtiappe iff of all the others. iur liver into action niif , WatPr i?5 th forcinff your bowels OUU< VV d LCI lo laxatives or strong ,? , , ?< , reat mistake. A bet- that SlK)Ul(l ever Is strengthening and IS; your battery and c hich not only brings . . f . . . but genuine and last- 01 that tO Keep t lets on the stomach, r fimtotkS' ot croZtl within a quarterlets constipation and sick hcadache. tops of the plates ti thoroughly cleansed * r oncc; stomach, liver inff together In vigJid you will not have every day?just take occasionally to keep ood condition and al>est. Remember It is er to keep well than x fl fx*. A.X anu iry n wiin uis at It must give you id benefit than any | | A dicine you ever used I yv f\ ture's Remedy (NR If I ( I f-\ d, guaranteed and ?P Villi -L JL# your druggist. ly Drug Co. fei?GARA . {Iti i. I JT I ic that we have |S ie erected espe- || as of officers splendid new pf prepared to 5| Whether a |1 , ie at your first j| lands of our ?f IN, Cashier. B 1 ^asKaBHiMaB^eii thod of | granted the cops of cadets." orps of H STORAGE^ ff 1 BATTERY \* /ff lardy / i RCGISTCRCO 4Tf _ Mr te a battery Jjr j is evapora- ^ ut it affects Jft ? never the S how old the - fff : has its full JX id that acid /ff . gth unless L Jj ned to spill ij f je only thing / I / be put into ft1 f* 3 >nly enough Jj he solution F -inch of the * * 1 Harris r i ' ,GE yq Py^