The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 29, 1909, Image 3
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I Our trade for
1 There is a reason
9 Hats, Millinery, I
I It is needless
J We are going
1 Department Stor<
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You are Always
I Order by
PENCIL AND SCISSOBS. I Mr'Ja'
- a very 1
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and as
There by a Dispatch Man. Fort isaQt
Mrs. F. T. Bibb and Miss ~ Ruth ever rear.
Clarke spent yesterday in Columbia. ure that ^
The Palmetto Collegiate Institute The Re
"will reopen next Monday, Jan 3rd. have mo\
Reader, remember your dues at sonage, r
this office. We need it. j W. NeeleCongressman
Lever spent Monday I Mr. Kai
in Orangeburg on official business. | of the Ho
Mrs. Fred Herndon is visiting rela- Rudolph (
lives in North Carolina. Fla., for t
Miss Rosa Rauch and little Miss FOR
Sara Black are spending the holidays z*er ^ngin
with relatives in Saluda. 8aw cornp
Prof. W. E. Black will attend the j JohJ1 He
State Teachers' Association in Co- | C.? Roi
lumbia, which begins tomorrow. Mr. H.
Let us have your orders for job work. { sPent the
No order too large or none too small parents, 2
to receive our careful attention. man.
Messrs. J. O. Wingard, Gus Barre, prof a]
and Orin Brodie, of Ciemson, are here Newberrj
for the holidays. at the ho;
Prof. H. W. Barre, of Ciemson, near Lezi
spent a few days with his parents, jyjjsg
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Barre, this week. College, i
J. Frank Wingard, of the University her parer
of South Carolina, i9 here for the lor, on H<
Christmas vacation. -^rg ^
Misses Alice Mae Bafcler and Pearle uow of !
Clarke, of Winthrop, are with theii home foil
parents this week. mas, and
Mr Lewis Roof, of Newberry col- tinued pl<
lege, is with his'parents for the vacation.
Tlr
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Roof, of Co- ai?<?n-?trh
luulbia, spent a few days with their Just the th
. , ... , shoes bo'.-t
parents here tins week. sepm to pi
Prof. Cyrus L. Shealy, of the Cam- <lccept any
den City Schools, is visiting his _
brother, Frank W. Shealy. j
I When ^
Mi9s May Meetze, acharmingyoung i ,
, , . ~ , .. . , ^ I turns, rei
lady of Columbia, spent a few days j
with Miss Meredith Muller this week. ':at ^ *
1 ou can i
Mr. N. L. Black, of Saluda, visited property
his son, Prof. W. E. Black, for a few will save
days last week.
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Misses Ruth Efird, Mae Bcczer anc: j
Ernestine Barre, of the Cdlege for j At the
Women, Columbia, are with their pa- i ica} Soci<
rents for the holidays. Tubercul
Miss Anna Brown, the popular mil- lzec*? auc*
liner at W. P. Roof's leaves today for ca^ed foi
her home in North Carolina, where J*a 9? 9tf
she will spend several weeks, befori lnvit?d t<
going to the fashion centers of the thought I
fr, ipa.rn the new spring modes earnest t
large cro
ladies headwear.
the season now comii
for all this?Mimnaii!
jadies' Suits, Men's 0!
to go elsewhere wher
to exercise greater ef
/c
; welcome Here, a
lies Fort Graham, who holds Court OPQUS
ucrative position with the
hoals Manufacturing Co., e regu ar er
few days here this week. llconv
le of the brightest young men Monday m Janua
ed here, and it is with pleas- ^a"'s' ?' Cherai
re notehis snccess " are not a Sreat 1
criminal sid3 of
v. J. C. Counts and family {han ordinary int
-ed into the Methodist par- ,arge number of :
ecently vacated by Rev. Jno ^be Johnson uegr
? Sunday night die!
1 F. Oswald assistant cashier a single murder c
me National Bank, and Mr. This is a pretty g<
Dswald arc in Crescent City, ington, there not
he holidays. rnitted during 190!
ILE?One 8 horse power To- The following g
e, one shingle mill and drag drawn as jurors f<
lete, one log cart. Apply to Erie M Risinger,
nrj Snelgrove, Lexington, Sim L Hntto,
nte 2. 2w9 J Silas McCartha
P. Kallman, of Springfield, J Ott Spradley,
Christmas holidays with his ^5^ m "f"
dr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hall- H SJay
Jas D Bickley,
J Luther Croat,
id Mrs. S. J. Derrick, of N Barrett Hill,
% are spending the yuletide w Kinian shealy
me of Hon. D. Frank Efird, Baily Chaney,
togton. S B Creech,
[aude Taylor, of Columbia Jno J Haltiwange
is spending the holidays with Mallie Williams,
its, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tay- Isiah M Hallman,
allow creek. j h Lindler Sr.
lizabeth Nunamaker-Moody, Jeff J Smith,
Savannah, Ga., visited the CarrolCHarman,
? at Columbia during Christher
visit was one of eon- Grand Jur
easure. Eugene L. Hartle
. Lucius W. Wise,
is Is An Eisy Test. Archie W. Craft,
Allen's Foot-En se in one shoe Jno. J. Youngine
'? ornt?r, and notice the difference,
iiiir 10 use when rubbers or over- W. Archie Hook,
me necessary, and your shoo* -o -o pAriTHu
ch ?>ojd Everywhere, 2tc. Pont ounas,
substitute. ?
Christr
torn Your Lands. On Christmas e
you go to make your tax re- day school gave 1
member that the law requires mas tree, which y
ands he returned this time, tained more presi
save time by summing up your An excellent pro?
before leaving home, and it b}7 the children a
the Auditor a lot of trouble, long be remembe
dience present.
Tntorcnlcsis League. 0n Frida>' affc(
. , school at Saxe-Gc
meeting of the County Med- ma3 ^ which ,
ety next Monday an Anti- aad m?ch enjoye,
osis League will be organ- .
. , V^U OiLUiU^y i
a public meeting bas been heir t
r that day. Dr. C. F. Wil- " *
t. u u u There were prese
ite health officer, has been _ . ,
, ,, , . tire school and
> make an address, and it is ., . . n,
among the best e
that he will accept. It is the The Lutherans
tope ot the doctors that a Roo{)g h#u thia
wd will be f resent. bgnefit of tbe orp
ig to a close has bee:
^h's is always headc
Lothing and Furnishi
l you can find what 2
fort to make 1910 th
Second Monday. 'On the Sou
m of court for this Tfae edit<)r ^ accQ
ene 011 the second Auditor Dent on his ar
ry with Judge R. C. weok. Our first point'
v, presiding. Tlieie on Tuesday, thence to
nany cases on the on aroun(j according
the court of more schedule,
erest, but there is a ^ye wan(; every subs
ninor cases. Unless us prompt]y -witb his oi
o, who was shot on p0SSible we want to ge
3, there will not be of 0ash-in-advanc
ase to be disposed. Thi3 is the only way to
3od record for Lex- j por wj^n satisfaction, si
being a murder com- , lawg wiU uot pormit ua
I through the mails to si
;entlemen have been are -n f(jr mw
>r the first week: m011ths. When the tin
Ollie F Meetze, forced to stop papers,
Elaredge D Gnnter, . +.
? V* ILV 1 V xa.
, Sidney L Sheelj, yye neecj ^]ie moneyGeorge
Aw trey, an(^ we ]10pe our friend
Josh M Keisler, t0 oar needs libera
JobS Wessinger, promptly> please.
John A Mayer,
Luther B Kyzer,
Danl A Shealy, |
r,P Rufus Wessinger
Thos J Risinger, On fr O
Alfred J. Fox, V/I1C? Vj
James W Daily, ? ,
Jos S Huffman, | ?urt?cmy aj
N B Wannamaker.
?Our qi
ors for 1910. ^L
y, W. Kiilian Hook. "^7"A Tl
G. B. Wingard. VY C? II
H. A. Lorick. IT'S"
r, J. P. Richardson. JuLOFSSS.
J. S. Boozer.
Oscar H. Senn. WAG*
las Trees.
vo the Baptest Sun- LlOot GOBI
Lheir annual Christ- ?
vas larger and con- Bl1?Lx?OS S>S
siits than ever before.
,-rame wag rendered JiqIcI tlie tl
nd the occasion will
red by the large au- "OUR (
ernoon the Sunday
>tha gave a Christ
k as largely attended
,ree in the church,
nts galore for the enthe
occasion was
ver given.
will have their tree in
afternoon for the i
han's at Salem, Va. 11113-1115 Hamf
^ 3 *2^ E^S ILsk ,?55^
y 1 1 I i 1
a the largest in the hist
luarters for Dry Goods,
ngs.
?'ou want here,
e banner year for Coli
m A H R A ? m m* ma
|i\ Colon
??m?m
ads. Popular Cottoa Mill Prosidi
' Givon Haadsons Caae.
mpany County
tnual trip next Mr. TV. P. Roof was the recipien
will be Gaston, a handsome walking cane on Chr
Swansea, and mas eve, the gift of the employes
to published j the Lexington Manufacturing Co.,
; which he is the able president,
criber to meet ; The head of the stick, which is sc
r her dollar. If gold, bears the inscription, "W.
t our list made Roof, from the employes of Lexingl
*e subscribers. Manufacturing Co., 1909."
conduct a pa- This is but an index to the v<
iuce the postal high esteem in which Mr. Roof is h
to send papers by his employes, and is very mi
nbscribers who appreciated by him.
e than twelve *--???-o
le is up we are Th0
, regardless of rp^e Lyric theatre in Columbia, 1
the finest program this week, in
due us badly history of the Lyric. While you
s will respond enjoying the festivities of the seat
dly. Meet us forget to attend this little po
lar place of amusement.
ar load arrived last ^
."rived this week,
lick selling plan is drau
ave several nice Mare
ONS?'Undoubtedly we
plete line of Wagons
Mitchell, Old Hickory, t
*ade.
GUARANTEE MEANS
sgory - C
Mule C
(ton Avenue . ! I I
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a a b |
ory of our store.
Notions, Shoes, I
% y
irnTrio'ci 1 CLQ rl ? ft
Ai-Lt maw u ^UdUlUg L-rj
o u
iibla, S. C. I <
sat Christmas Tres and Diana?.
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Mr. and Mrs. "W. C. Harman, of
t of Selwood, gave a Christmas tree and
ist- dinner at their home on Monday in |
o honor of Mrs. Iiartr.an's sister, Little ]
o Miss Pauline Randall. Those present
were: Ernestine and Lerdie Lee 1
>!id Drehcr, Veta and It >soll Shealy, An- '
-r-. ??/) T ?: i i ?
iiic ivuui aim JuuL-iiv o-v y^t-ri, xuiiarea
bo and Fannie Wessingor. Annie Wingard,
Eula Lee Dreher, Mr. and Mrs. *
Sry J. R. Ricdardson and 1Utie daughter,
e}j Mildred and Miss Ecia Richardson,
ich ??
Beautiful Calendar?.
The Lexington Savings Bank is
has mailing out to its hundreds of customth
ers throughout the county a large cal- 4
are endar, beautifully designed, for 1910.
jon This is in keeping with a long estabpU_
li9hed custom of this bank, and is
greatly appreciated by its patrons.
j
week and another V
ring the business. \
js and well broken T
have the be^V-and ' j
in the South, such ,
and Hackney will j
SOMETHING" ' !
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