Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^======sp; 5*w i4 Fa Jr ^ ^ V v I . flews !j' : jpecsonaiv L==Ji .Milton Martin, of Donalds, was in town Saturday. i Vf T7 1 1 C A! !V.Mn',iS \i 1^. UUi UUll UiiU C. i?JL. were in vovvn Saturday on business. Solicitor H. S. Blackwell was in Abbeville Saturday on business, J. W. Ashley of Honea Path was in lown this morning. Dr. A. M. Green spent Sunday in Greenwood. IL&arley Weob, 01 ureenwooa, was in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watt, of Due West, were in town shopping Saturday. J. T. Drennan and his son J. T. Jr. were m town Saturday on business. Dr. E. B. Kennedy was here from Due West Saturday visiting among his Tunny friends. Mrs. Fannie Thomson is up from Troy spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bradley. -Mrs. R. S. Reames and daughter I Miss Eva Reames are v'siting relatives in Anderson. W. B. Perrin of Spartanburg spent Saturday in Abbeville on business. Claude White of the Pierce Fruit Company cf Greenwood was in town this morn'ng. Mrs. L. M. Fouche has returned after an extended visit to idatives in North Carolina. Miss Hattie Roche, of Columbia, spent Sunday in Abbeville with her ' horr?e people. Jh'anUcy Wemble of Raleigh, N. C. was in Abbeville over Sunday visit'ng friends. I Mrs. S. E. Moragne, of Bordeaux, is spending the week-end with Mrs. J. T. Drennan. Miss Annie Lee Hagen is off from Adair Department store th's week on her vacation. Bill Hughes and Maxcy Johnson went to Clemson College yesterday and spent the day. Mr. M. L Murphy of Augusta, Ga. is spending his vacation in Abbeville with his brother R. L. Murphy. Mrs. Olivo Muller in in town from Greenwood visiting Mrs. Jannie Cox. Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Fennell of ILowndesville are visiting: L>r. and Mrs. Fcnnell on North Main street. Mrs. Paul L'nk and family and Miss Grace Link attended the circus in Anderson this afternoon. Joe Crawford spent Saturday in Atlanta. He went over to see a ball game. . Mrs. J. L. Wisby left yesterday for Cincinnati where she will visit for several weeks. Mrs. Whit Klugh and daughter, Frances, are visiting Mrs. Klugh's parents in Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. R. S. Shcrard, and son, of r..?. visitnrc nf Ml'S. E. R. I'homson Sunday. Messrs. Geiger, Wilson and J. M. adgett, of the Anderson bar, were i the city Saturday on business. Messrs. Carl. Gilmer and Dewey ines of Greenwood spent the week id with the family of the former's ncle Mr. Arthur Alewine. 1 Mrs. John A. Harris and Mis Mary Hill Harris arc home afic impending about two weeks in Greer i {v 111 u with Mrs. Ilcnry L. Ilagcrmui I j Ex-Congressman Nichols, Cec (! Wye he and W. I>. Perr'n of Spai i tanburg were business visitors i i Abbeville Saturday. j j Miss Janie Roberts, Count j Agent for Greenwood Countj ; spent the week-end in Abbevill ! with Mrs. Alma G. Gibbons. | j i R. L. Wilson and H. C. Miller j attorneys of Anderson, S. C. wer j in Abbeville this morn'ng on lega l business. M:<ss Alma Blanehett leaves to j morrow morning for Greenwooi where she will enter the state bis cuit making contest to be held ther Mr. and Mrs. Hex-man Wisby ar i in town from Atlanta. Mr. Wisb; has been working in the Kress stor which was destroyed by fire Saturday night. Mr. and Mi*s. Jas. S. Cochrar and Misses Hannah and Mildre< Cochran went to Anderson yester day and spent the day with Mis Cleo Bailey. The Womans Auxiliary of th Methodist Church will give a silve Tea at the home of Dr. and Mrs G. A. Neuffer on next Friday ever :?ng from 8 to 10 o'clock. A musi cal program will be rendered. Dr. and Mrs. Chalmers Haddo came down from Williamston Sur /} n ?r n el 4- 4"Ta rt rl n Tf TVTt* rt uay aiiu ^cui wic u?*jr wiuu im, an Mrs. W. H. Long. They were accoir panied by their fine looking littl ddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Ellis and Mi Robert S. Ellis went to Saluda i in Edgefield county Saturday wher they visited Mrs. Ben Cromle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sloa: i Ellis. I BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT j Born: To Rev. and Mrs. G. M | Telford, Sept. 24. 1922, a daughte j Mary Telford. Bohemian Decorative Ware. Frank Harrison has just receive* a lot of new Bohemian glasswar that he has on display 'n hij store J This ware is in all of the new de corative shades and is very attract ive-. MOVING. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Sullivan hav .:iken the apartments at the home o Judge F. B. Gary and will mov '.bout the first of October. Charleston Sells Read Eonds Charleston, S. C. Sept. 23.?i half million dollars issue of counlr; good roads has been cold by th Charleston Sanitary and Drainag Commission to Staccy Braun Com pany cf Toledo, Ohio, for $560.57' plus accrued interest, thi3 firm be ing the successful bidder among th nine who ^ubm'tted offers. Th award was made late yesterday aft ernoon, The proceeds of the sal will be used for permanent highwa; improvements in this county. I v \ S. \ ^ ^ V V \ \ K BETHIA NEWS. * ! \ ? ^^^^^ > \ > ^ % N > %' Msd Kate Pettierue left Thursda; for Charleston whore she will teacl Mt? and Mrs. J. C Dansby spen Sunday near Troy with his mothc Mrs. Morgan Dansby. Mrs. Jas. J. Link spent the pas week with her sister, Mrs Walte Duvis of Ninty Six. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Cason had a tholr ftuests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Lewis Ramey and children of Abbe ville, Mrs. Lucian Ramey and Soi Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hammon and Margaret and Clarkie Ramey o Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. John Roten an children, of Greenwood, spent Sur day with Mr. and Mrs. John Hall. Miss Robenta Wilson left Monda for Greenwood to take a busines course. Mrs. Leslie Youngblood and chil dren Leslie Jr. and Harold o Augusta are visiting relatives here ?-? r'| S0C1ETY i ;|j [ BOOK CLUB. n: The Eook Club will meet wit' j Mrs. P. B. Speed Wednesday after I noon at 4.30 o'clock. >'l r.| PRiNCE-HAGEN. e, Married at five o'clock Saturda; 1 j afternoon at the residence of Rev j C. E. Peele, Miss Bessie Lee Princ o' and Mr. J. G. Hagen, of Columbia il| The young couple left immediately; for Columbia where they will mak' their home. d CLEMSON-CENTER GAME I- WILL DRAW BIG CROWI Greenville, Sept. 23.?Probabl; e the greatest crowd that ever wit y nessed a football game in Soutl e Carolina will see the game betweei y) Clemson and Centre at Clemson Co lege on September 30. Already 91 per cent of the reserved seats hav been taken asd plans have alread; d been taken and plans have already i .. dit:onal bleacher seats, although j s number of extra grandstand am bleacher seats had been put up ec pecially for this game. e Coach Stewart and assistants ar r putting the Clemson playfer 5. through stiffi workouts each after i- noon in as effort to whip them i: i- shape for the strong Centre tear i Several of the Clemson men ar out with injuries but it is believe n with one or two exceptions all o i- the regulars will be able to pla; d Center's first game with Carcor i- Newman at Danville, the comin] e Saturday is being watched by Clem son speitators. i*. CONGRESS DID NOT n CONFIRM TOLBER" e y Washington, Sept. 23.?The mos n important nomination to fail of con nrmation today when Congress ad journed was that of Joseph W. Tol bert, Republ'can national committe man for South Carolina district Confirmation had been opposed b; r Sonator Dial. PULLMAN RATE BOOST IS FOUND REASONABLI 1 ? j, Washington Sept. 23.?Chief ex aminer Quirk, of the interstat Commerce Commission today re commended dismissal of the co.n filaint n-f tVio rin+mrial cntincil n traveling salesmen s association an at her traveling organizations a gainst the 20 per cent increase ii e Pullman car which becam f effective May i'J.2). e The examiner's report found tha the increase rates were not unreas onable despite the complaint of th traveling men that il increased ap proximately $13,000,000 annuailj y j COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. e (Complaint Served) e " The SLr.te of South Carolina, 7 COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. I_ Court of Common Pleas. e \YKick]os, - - Plaintii'i e against -jMinnie L .Farrow, Lucy Hnmilt-jr e Theo Alias Frost Davis, L. A V liicnic, Charlotte Garlington, Jas Davis, Wallace Wright and Wil liam Davis, - - Defendant? To the Defendants above named: t You Are Hereby Summoned an* . required to answer the Complaint ii L t his action, of which a copy is here with served upon you, and to stive ; popy ox your answer to the sai< y 'omplaint on the subscriber at h' h cfiice at Abbeville Court House t South Carolina, within twenty day r after the service hereof, exclusive o the day of such service; and if joi t -mi - x an an;?*', ci wiun. r the time aforesaid, the plaintiff ii ihis action will apply to the Cour s for the relief demanded in the Com > plaint. i- Dated 22nd Feb. 1922. n D. H. HILL, Plaintiff's Attorney d To the Defendants above named f You and each of you will please tak notice, especially, William Davis d that the complaint in the above en l- titled action, together with the sum mens, therein, of which the above i y a copy was duly filed in the office o is T. L. Perrin, Clerk of the Court o Common Pleas for Abbeville Coun 1- ty, S. C. on the 22nd Feb. 1922. f D. H. HILL, Plaintiff's Attorney i. 9, 25, 3wks ltw. * r [ COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. ' | 11 ^ The State of South Carolina, > i 3 COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. a Court of Common Pleas. ~ Spencer Watt, - - - Plaintiff, against j h Anne Watt and David Watt, Defendants, jj To the Defendant?, Anne and David jO Watt: You Are rlcveby Summoned and | C I Q required to answer the Complaint in |q ^ '.his action, of which a copy is here-, with served upon you, and to sei'vdjp c . copy of your answer to the sa^d ^ complaint on the subscriber at b'sjjl y c-flice at Abbeville Court House, ;jj e *outh Carolina, within twenty clays,0 .fter the service hereof, exclusive of C the day of such service; and if you|? fail to answer the Complaint within [ ) the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in '[j this action will apply to the Court J 7 for the relief demanded in'the com- jj " plaint. jjj h D. H. HILL, Plaintiff's Attorney. i0 n Feb. 10, 1922. jc l|To the absent defendant, David Watt jo ^ Take Notice: That the complaint jc e in the above entitled action, to-1 d y gether with the summons therein, of [ a which the above is a copy, was duly a filed in the office of J. L. Perrin, ? d Clerk of the Court, of Common Pleas I; - for Abbeville County, S. C., on thc M 25th day of Sept. 1922. j e D. H. HILL, Plaintiff's Attorney, j s 9, 25, 3wks.. ltw. | n SAGE OF BROADMOUTH n e | R. A Coleman the sage of Broad i i ^ mouth was in Abbeville this morn-: f j ing on business. He was accompan-'j v. ied by J. T. Campbell and Jim Har- \ ij 8 ....1 j| ll r jj I t i i- |j ' |j EYES CAREFULLY EXAMINED j I e and GLASSES Accurately Fitted jj DR. L. T. HILL, Abbeville. * jr 1 m * I II ? I 11 liave i oo! | $ e"is6 i? ffi ie '^s".,v " ' ~>-*$vm::i Si rH-' " '-^fc jjj ^ jg^ j p lilt'w*^.-: S?" "v-^iSLs #?* >5 -. .* nil;' Lp ^ |g8jj|p j |?*i? '^.:' si |jp They're made up in i i [jM with plaited and pine! '! ill tans, and blues. Ma L Us - and worsteds. Thes< S est values we've seen o MF5 r\ v-v-i n in 1 r\r\\r flio j^H All, The Don Pedro dam on the Tuolumne river in California will be th;? highest dam of its type in the ivorld. The engineers expcct to complete it by next February. ~P^iLc 3 NEW DECCRATI1 0 REASONABI D 3 'i Flower Bowls, Vases Sets, Candlesticks, a Prizes, Mayonaise, C I Prizes.?All Colors i ) The handsomest | here in this line of go D a Q A nlocionvfl fr\ clnn y a. ?. OA I Vy 0 D 1 F. E, Hai u a Jeweler . a a ^?3JSi'E,rSM2JSSj'Sj'SM!SiKJc.r5Jeij cJSlcJciiiStL'S J TO THE MEMBER! t< f"/-vi I'M i n i nrvi *^t f; 3UU I n I ERS COOPERATE {' / V/e are prepared jjl handle your Cottc [1; I ing Association an assist you in any vi S; i Farmer I of Abbevi > ? ? A t *een The No f W. |2 gll ' m v Sryleplua Clothes foung Men's models, sor i backs, in new pat ten fcerials are all woolens, 3 Young Men's Suits we . anywhere. m over, try them on, tl * P M* UEUCUCLCUZUDLCICLCICIBCCU uunsrau LIU yululuiH A firm in Dundee, Scotland ** 1 received an order for five mpllioa jute bags to 'oe used in tlje expotll ' -aB of grain from Russia. BB 9|| VE GLASSWARE |rf| LE PRICES. BiB ?, Candy Jars, Buffet -J? Bulb Bowls, Guest I )andy Boxes, Punch !| '^:Wm md Sizes. f* J assortment brought | w you at any time. | a rrison Jr. Km . .. Abbeville, S. C. g /:|i 5 OF F11I V COTTON GROW- j fjl (E ASSOCIATION j | ? j and authorized to i ? ;:f| >n for the Marketd will be glad to ray possible. i j ,:2lll s Bank ir|l| lie County at 1 if >A &99 ?A I M a23zJ G %J? ^ j3 '..' S & $30 I -| nice we i 4 is allowing | | tie with plain, others jjj is, grays, browns, & cassimeres, kerseys, y| think are the great- || uz iey'11 please you. jjj .