Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PERSONAI __________ . Mr. O. Xx Derrick o? E^yott,?xillef N. C.. who has been" visiting hta' sister here, Mrs. Joe M. Caughman, has returned home. He was. accompanied on tils return by Msfeter Milford Caughman and Master Leon Roberts. Busy shopers here this week from Chapin section were Mrs. Willie Wessinger; Mrs. Charles Derrick; Miss Dorothy Delle Derrick. From the Sunny South comes Mrs. D. W. Back man shopping Monday. Miss May Lois Boozer, who underwent a minor operation at the Columbia, hospital last week, has returned lO ner nomo r.eru. We are glad to say that Miss Vennie Harman who has been at the Columbia Hospital for four woeks for treatment of general break down, will return home next week greatly improved. Mr. C. T. Weed, one of the cleverest gentlemen and an all-round-good "follow" of New Brookland, was here Monday. Mr. R. W. M. Eleazeer, one of the popular and efficient rural carriers of Chapln and all round good fellow, was in town last Thursday.. Mr. Carl Pridgens, an expert tobacco man of Taylor, N. C., motored to Lexington- Sunday on a visit to friends. Jas. Fort Graham. Macon. Go.. spent the week end1, here. Miss Leila Gantt, a popular young lady of Wagener. S. C., has returned home after spending a week with Miss Olga Rawl. Misses Olga and Myrtle Rawl spent Saturday night and Sunday with their friends, Miss Thelma and Ruby Hen drix and lone Rawl, in the St. John's section. Dr. Lucius E. Dreher of Leesvllle, candidate for the State senate, was in .Lexington Tuesday. Miss Joesie Crocker, from near Brooklnnd, and Miss Olga Hare, from , Ivenly, X. C., were the much admired guests of Miss Annie Corley, near Lexington last sweek. Hon. Ed. C. Mann, candidate for reelection as congressman, was in " town last week renewing acquaintances and looking after the campaign. Prof. W. E. Black is off on his vacation u.iiu wiii ?viaic ui. social places. , % Mr. Karl P. Oswald and family have gone down on the seacoast! for tVc weeks Vacation? Mr. ' Oswald needs rest from his arduous duties in the , Home National Bank "and will returr greatly benefitted, besides his jajftBi and thildren will enjoy the change One Ford Roadster One Baby Grand. One Oakland Six If I haven't what you w can get it on short notice. R. WALTER Chapin, Soi I SELL dLNUIN f. V . -V .. ft'.. ? ' 1' m iiv ' ' -*r and, the sea freeze so much. . * Mr. Geo. Corley and family, fronc over on- Saluda were visitors at th? beautiful home of Mr.'Frank C. 'Corley, near the depot. Mr. Jas. Li. Shepherd of Swansea originally, Charleston, is visiting hk brother. John C. Shepherd in towr t fur a few days. Mrs. Samuel B. George will go tc Saluda, N. C., the first of next week and will spend a month with hei , daughter, Mrs. Henry Weinges, whc Is spending the summer up there. Misses Bruce Ann and Katherlnt Xouise, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. B D. Clarke are spending several week! in Greensboro and Henderson, N. C. Mr. Willard P. Sox after spending several days with relatives and friends has returned to his home in Greensboro, N. C. . Mr. M. P. Porter after spending the winter in Lexington and Atlanta with relatives lias returned to hei home in Norfolk, Va. Mr. John F. Shealy, for a long time employer of the Lexington Manufacturing Company., -but now with the Newherry mills, was in town Saturday and Sunday, visiting his relatives and friends; we're always glad to have John with us. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Shealy. was visit, ing their people, and Mr. N. I. Shealy's Used Can t One Dodge. ' Two Ford Roadsters ' i; I- ' ^ i I i i S , MENTION . ( .1 sister, who is sick, last Saturday. Messrs S. J. and C. E. Leapbart spent yesterday in Saluda on business. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Royf of Oak Grove were among the pleasant visitors here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hendrix of Providence, were pleased visitors here Tuesday. Mr. H. P. Fulnier of Orangeburg, candidate for congress, was in Lexington this morning. 1 1 RIKARD-SMITH. Mr. Willie Smith and Miss Mucy Rikard, of the Factory Village, were quietly married Tuesday evening, July 13, l?20, Rev A. R. Taylor, officiating. Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Mr. James Rikard And Mr. Smith is a faithful employee of The Lexington ACanufacturing Company. Their honeymoon will be spent with his sister, near Leesville. A JOLLY PARTY. ? J Mrs. Frank Sox, of New Brookland, is chaperon of a party of some twenty young ladies and children, the beauty and pride of their town, quartered in six tents, ovfer at Laurel Falls, where they will spend two weeks bathing, fishing and enjoying the healthful country breezes. A jolly party they are and we are pleased to have them here. EDISTO DOTS. Mr. Perry Wise and Mr. Russell Martin spent the night with Shealy Lewis Saturday night. Mr. Lonnie Wise visited Mr. Wal i health and long life in your car. ' Goodyear Tires and tubes, a new [ stock on hand, the kind that give service. The best Ford tire made?the best tire for any car at the price. HARMON DRUG CO.. r ' The REX^LL Store. " ; For Sale $650.00 ...$300.00 $375.00 $550.00 $300.00 rant in the used car line I ! 3' v> v > - . >* i? m A rim m. LLLMW ith Carolina E FORD PARTS / I 1 . section, between Ijexington and Co- >|hc farms in fine fb .lumbia where most of the produce a bounteous yiold-N which Columbians eat Is grown shows up to the present hi ? 1 ?~ HBnBBHHHnBBBBBHBBHHBHBHHilil s t, % Meet Me at Tapp's I A Consignment 1 Sale Will Start Morning. This ment of Men's ( One Of The Lar In This Country, Clothing. ' I This important transa over this city and vicinity . ment and the broadest u dertaken -by this store ol lot of Men's Suits, will n men of South Carolina. Youne.ver saw a man ands of us never have er quently. We would not have ur er, except the manufact making these arrangenie into the hands of the coi much bplow their value Tapp store was doing a g< Our interests natural! clear, deep desire in all ( I? ox our Customers, we w ally to realize that we si .serve the best interests This clothing for men poised, well-developed, t ter. Then men will find modern felothing family, men in ail stations of lif rendering a superior ser has ever been offered bj ' - V" The drawing power oi great that we would ad1 you may be here ahead I, quick service, big choice several suits-. The prices on the men Taese suits were manufi $45.00 to $80,00. We c; tailed description of eac TVi -l--u.o io ca> 9 u vavv. clothing sale for the n mental attention on the benefit this will prove tc Thefaas Corner Main and BlandiniSJreets i ;'fi? Hit** i a ter Poole Sunday. Miss Lizzie Jackson spent the weekend with Miss Hazel Poole. Isaac < and Raymond Kirkland visited Walter Poole artd went home in |the rain. j I)PATH OF JOHN ti. ZENKER. John G. Zenker departed this life at his home Monday, July 12, 1920, In his* 73rd year of age! t He has for some time, suffered from his eye sight, almost blind; this with other feeblei ness, in short while, carried him to his i home above. Rev. Shearouse preachi ed the funeral and his remains were i interred at the family burying ground, i .this afternoon at 4. o'clock. So John > ZOnker ia no' more,>ut hls:kind'd6eds ! will still linger with those who know him. He was a good man, deserved, i, but true to his friends and neighbors, j As a'citizen he was patriotic, being al . ways reaay to perioral ms duty as tie thought it wise and best^ He leaves to deplore his loss a loving wife and son Earl, and a number of friends and neighbors. TRUCKERS HELPED1 BY GOOD SHOWERS. Good rains the past few days have been of great benefit to the trucking interests of Lexington county and the Columbia market is now being plentifully supplied with Lexington vegetables and fruits. A trip through the IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE. The kind of gasoline and oil you put in your car makes a difference in the eflfciency of your motor. We sell only Standard gasoline and oils that stand the tests. They keep your motor running at its^best. Drive to our Wayne up-to-date honest measure . gasolihe service station and keep good < II. I " c arid prospects for Columbia market ground on >?'&!! crops. Prices street was a scene of grea jve fyeen good. The Tuesday morning and report &? : fl,' THE GROWING STORE . Closing Out M< In Our Stor< D* a. oig jnipmeni Clothing Comes gest Clothing S Makers of the F ction will inspire the mi r with the highest insigli mderstanding, that an e i' closing out for the ma lean tremendous saving in your life that had to< lough. Men should cha idertaken this big task i urers agreed with Mr. :nts in New York, that t lsumers regardless of th as to make it clear to e1 3od turn for the men of C y bend toward our custc at nil v* ppfurrfi/io f a moVr J?. UUx aC/Ui * mivu ov maivv. 'ant our friends who tra ;and ready at all times of this part of the Soutl has a broad name over horoughly impressioned I the highest conceivable This clothing sale will e. We believe from evi vice to the men far bej r any merchant in the ci : this extraordinary clot' rise the men to abandon of the crowds tomorrow right size, etc., and coi t's suits will range fror actured to be sold by th< in not name each price i h suit. iper, a more far-reachim lanufacturers. Concern finer side and you will > the men who buy cloth i. L. Taj DEPARTMENT STORE Assembly yesterday saw the finest variety *o?. V t activity truck and the greatest abundance s are that which has beon noted in a long time. , Meet Me at Tapp's I en's Clothing 1 e Tomorrow | on Consign- | Direct From I Manufacturers Rochester Art nds of the men all f | t O It rl 1 7~ ~ ' LL CiilU 1YCCIJLCSL J uug- | nterprise to be un- 1 * nufacturer a huge ancl benefit to the d many suits, thousnge their suits fre?or the manufacturTapp's opinion in " he clothing must go ? ieir cost, at prices* so very man that the Columbia and vicinity | )mers. We have a : warm friends out j de with us continu- ? 4- ~ 1 _ _ _ J tu incite uur store g \ ' 1 the country for well ; clothing of pharac- 5 ! attainments in the practically apply to iry viewpoint we are 1 fond anything that ty of Columbia. hingsale will be so other interests that ' morning, to insure me prepared to buy n $28.75 to $38.50. I 1 r* 3 retailers at from ind give you a deg closing-out men's trate your superior appreciate what a ling. 3P CO. <W #,N" j Columbia, S. C.