Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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store in the building for|pc; f^iwIWy -occupied by the Corner Grocery |1? - Company. Both of these enterprising: V " finite tfi! fihd a warm - welcome in onr town and they Wi IT receive a large |fe' TBfforta to establish a newspaper in B&esburg have been Abandoned for $he present and Mr. Booker of LaurOaar the promoter of the enter* prise loft last week for his former "* * ? T Ttx Vftn? ?. vonnsr rnsLtt of Columbia, has opened a garage shop near Summerland college and &%ew prepared to paint automobiles and buggies in addition to other work dan# in a regular garage. f'V . > \ Mrs. B. F. Watson entertained the nuhnbers of the Sunshine Bible class of the Methodist chu^h Tuesday afleitooon of last week. The many friends of Mr. D ,B. Bawl w?li be grieved to learn that he is stttl seriously sick at the Columbia hiatal where he had to" undergo an operation about three weeks ago. Paul K. Smith, a member of i the faculty of the University of South Carolina, spent Sunday with His parents in Batesburff. I Sanitar 1345 Main Street, The Best and in Cok Home Cooking and Reaso "Little I _ J J_ : fyuiCK, route anu acteiiuv ?] It is the endeavor of Th< serve the interests of the pul their existence, faithfully an interest that assures the verj efficiency. This endeavor will be si ffel come with a keener desire to Ife,- You will always find us ? problems, personally interest fe: terests are served to the best Kv We invite you to come i lIl^L us. We are always glad to se The Bank *? . v ; ,v . RESOURCES OVER ON THOU. J. S. Wessinger, President. Robert A. Frick, Cashier. M. - -/( mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmorn B. BE I?.: t mm*j & Sole Agent for the fam and also other brands of i longest. Always see us f | B. BE Assembly Street, y Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor of Wal- i I Italia are spending a few days withj J I their sons. Dr. B. P. Taylor and Car- J lisle Taylor. I TV. F. Going, a well known business 1 man of Columbia spent last Friday in town. Miss May Copeland ,a teacher in the Epworth Orphanage school in Columbia was in town Saturday. Lu C. Mercnant, Jr., and sister, Miss v**ra Merchant, were the guests of friends in Springfield Sunday. Miss Gladys Smith, a member of the faculty of the Springfield Graded school visited her parents in town Sunday. Dr. W. P. Timmerman returned last week from Spartanburg where he had gone to attend a meeting of the Medical association. [ The second term of the graded school was finished last week and the examinations closed Friday. The graded school numbers 316 pupils this session and the work by the teachers is above the average. The Brftesburg Fertilizer company under the management of Mr. A. C. Jones began the manufacture of fertilizers on Monday of this week. ST. MATlteEW'S DOTS. n (Having not noticed any news m your,, valuable paper for sometime from this part of the rural vineyard, I will atempt to send you a few items this week. The health of this vicinity is ex- j . . y Cafe t rAlnmhia. S. C. Newest Place imbia. nable Prices, different" from the others e service. I KOMISE i BANK OF CHAPIN to blic throughout the years of d with a degree oi personal r highest possible poinr of \ Lippiemented in the years to serve you. definitely interested in your ;ed in seeing that your in ; advantage.. md make your deposits with e you. i of Chapin E HUNDRED FIFTEEN SAND.1 ,S. J. Clark, Vice President. L. Wessrager, Asst. tasnier. j; RRY. ) i n Clothing, Shoes,. / Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishings, j Ladies i ! Ready-to-wear, Etc. i ous W. L. Douglas shoes jj' that. wear easv and 5 Jli WU V4AIA V f ? ? ? or bargains. | RRY, Columbia, S. C. cellent at present, with an exception or two. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bickley and little son. Henry Jake, of Lexington, visited Mrs. Bickley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Steele Saturday night, and returned to Lexington Sunday afternoon. We are glad to note that Mr. W. H. Keisler's hand, which was caught and cut very painfully in a cotton gin about ten days ago, is getting along nicely under the skillful treatment of Dr. Smith of Gilbert. Mr. J. W. Smith and family visited Mr. J. D. McCartha Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Steele visited their son, Mr. John F. Steele, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Gartman and family of Ne\v Brookland visited Mrs. Gartman's father, Mr. J. A." Keisler, Sunday. Miss Pearle Landrum, who is teaching the Keisler school, made a flying trip to Lexington Saturday and returned and spent the night at Mr. II. Steele's. Mr. and Mrs. J. A..Grout and little son, dined with Mrs. Vrout's brother Sunday, Air. J. i?'. sieeie. The Rev. Mr. Obenschain of Lexington will preach at St. Matthew's next Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. "Well. Mr. Editor, if this misses the waste basket and appears in^ print you may atcain hear from Tommie Humpback. DOTS FROM EVERYWHERE. Mrs. Annie Belle Handler spfent last n w>O C5 .Qh OQ 1tT ounua^ > > ivix ^UAO* . Mr. Rufus Black from Camp Jackson is spending a few* days with his brother, Mr. Albert Black. fin frant-Rank! I Cod-liver, oil stands I I first on the list of fats, | in the ease with winch | it is assimilated. This explains why scoirs EMULSION of super-refined Nor| wegian co8-liver oil | is so helpful to I those of any age I lljT who are run- I , down in body. I I Scott & Bowse, BloomfieU, N. J. I i\LSO MAKERS OF _ | I RMfOIDS I I ' (Tablets or Granules) I J for_indigestion ! i I ! ^ } ? nW v'i. <*. .<-<l^v.wiW) > i |c. dOULTONjj i OPTOMETRIST, i! . ?? 11 | &yes Glasses > > j|jExaiu?r*ed Fitted' I I i n l ? ui ? l | p p j I 14ZJ IViain at., cciurjDja, o. j ^ % ** I SAFFTY ^ fc^p f A 9k it Jl | STREI ^ IT Ji OUR DiiTY a? well as ^ every way consistent with the ^ le financial strength and growti *5 community. Come in and let us ? more than Backers?we are a \ ? it is a matter of pride with us, tl 2j we have developed in our busine: ^ ship of those whom we serve. Prosperity is reflected to th g penty ol our patrons. $ I The Bank o ? ?? Columbi I ?-1'- y&St ' - ' Mr. and Mrs. I* M. Shealy dined . ' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bundrick. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hendrix spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Hendrix parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kaminer. Misses Eva and Irene Shealy and Miss Bertha, Smith visited Mrs. Gary Kaminer Sunday. Mrs. Sim Hendrix from Lexington visited her sister, Mrs. M. C. Kyzer Sunday. Miss Eva Shealy and Miss Mae Gates dined with Mrs. Carrie Pearl Black Monday. We are sure glad to see Oneal and Thurmond Shealy back in school again. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bundrick visited Mr. and Mrs. W .W. Kaminer Sunday. Miss Irene Shealy spent Monday with her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Bundrick. "COTTON TAIL." ITEMS FROM AROUND ST. JOHN'S SECTION. We are having lovely weather at present; hope it will continue. Mrs. AJvin Keisler, who has been critically ill for the past few weeks, seems to be slisrhtlv imnrovins. . We are sorry to learn that Mr. C. 0. Amick, while dressing lumber, had his hand caught in the plainer. But we are glad to know that he is improving. The entertainment at St. John's was quite a success Saturday night, and a large crowd attended. W'e wish for another real soon. Miss Sara "Lipscomb, the former I teacher of this school, spent the week-end with Mrs. Ella Keisler. Misses Celia Hook and Grace Lee I Qui Accuracy Quality Service L \ i .give you "Well Fitted Glasses" ELMGREN Optometrist and Optician 1207 Hampton St. COLUMBIA, S. C. Sanitary Meat Market and Restaurant "* - I Fresh native meat* always on Hand. i ( ice sold in eny quantity from 0c ay. j Oar restaurant 1* prepared to foraiafc i meal* ai ai! hours. First dsas meal* ! prepared by experienced cooka. CAUGHMAN & SOX | MEAT MARKET I N?*t Doer to Port office. LEXINGTON, 3. C ^V\\\V\\\\\\^\^V\VV\\\\V\\VV\\\\\\V il ? I MGTH | SERVICE I principles of SOUND backing, ^ - - - - - 91 i of the business interest ot this jg ; get together?we are something ^ rery human lot of individuals, and ^ iat aside from the responsibilities ss. we have cultivated the friendfi is Bank irom'the increased urcs- ? I 2s f Columbia I * ia, S. C ^ ? |l spent the week-eridT with twto of St. John's fairest maidens, Misses Thelma and Ruby Hendrix. Miss Anna Belle Long, who is teaching at Blythewood, accompanied by two students from the Lutheran Theological Seminary of Columbia, attended the exercise rendered by the . pupils of St. John's school Saturday night. Miss Lillian Harmon spent Saturday night and Sunday with her classmate, Miss Lillian Keisler. Mr .and Mrs. D. D. Hayes and little i son, Hugh, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Leaphart, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hendrix and family spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kaminer. Mrs. Rodella Barre, accompanied . by her daughter, Mrs. D. E. Ham- 1 mond, and children, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Shull. Misses Sara and Lillian Keisler^ spent Monday night with Miss Ruth Harmon, ! Mr. Lewis Davis spent a, while Sun- j day afternoon with Messrs. Ralph | and Raymond Hendrix. Messrs. Mark Keisler and Horace ! Connelly spent the week-end with ! Miss Olga Rawl. . v [ Mr. and Mrs. Stanmore Shealy, ac- j companied by their sons. Messrs. Eu- j i gene and Nolin, spent Sunday with j Mr .and Mrs. C. O. Amick. ! Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sease, Mr. and i Mrs Moodie Harmon and families spent a- pleasant Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hook. Miss Claudie Amick spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Cleo and CathVM1AV/11T/1 UfcMWia, Wedding Bouquets, i FLOWERS, I i For all occasions shipped J anywhere. ; ; CHAS. L. SLIGH j j FEOKTST. !Ufi .Main St. Phone 27?1 | i ! COLUMBIA. S. < ' j THE CHEAPEST WAG HARf in the country are at our s over stock of Buggies an bankrupt sale and can sell - prices. Come in and see them on c Our Guarantee IV Gregory- onder 1115 Hampton Street, , , ,| EVERY ONE LIKES 1 Do not forget to remember acount with us It does not gifts but increases in value, a which we add to the deposit*. Accounts are invited. i ^ The Palmetto COLUMB RESOURCES 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on ARE YOU WORKIN( Work of any aort ii par# drudj your existence. Bat with t, parp< for % reward a* d it lightens you pleadore. Hqv# t purpose in life I Make building cp a savings account in yoj with the means to attain you independence, wealth?they all ? J persistently save. 3 S?m? rati* of interest (4 per cer ! account* THE OLD I j The Carolina Nation; j W. A. Clark, President. I T. S. Bryan, V. President. erine i&WfrlX. . Messrs. Homer and Floyd Hook dined with their cousin, Mr. Gerslcine Keisler, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. P.awl and attractive daughter, lone, spent &Wday with Mr. and Mrs. "WV K. Hook and family. ' Misses Gladys, Virginia and EliSt*V.oth Roltortino sn^nt n trhilA SlIH. day morning with their cousins, Misses Julia and Mertie Kaiser. Mrs. Ann E. Rawl spent SaturdSjr night and Sunday with her sistMV Miss Amanda Hook. , Miss Virginia Bailentine spout Monday night with Misses Cleo ani Katherine Her.drix. "DIAMONDS." 1 ^ T ! 1 J I i [ DANORUFF GOES! j HAIR STOPS FAILING X i hi Immediately after using "Danderiao" you can not mid any dandruff or hair, but what pleases you most is that . ^ your hair seems twice as abundant) as thick, glossy and just radiant with life and beauty. Get a 36-cent bottle now. > >Tave lots of Iqpg, heavy, beautiful' hair. v ,.r.8 sap , GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors. Computing Scales, Floor Scafces, Show Cases, Account Registers, rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Store Futures. THE HAMILTON SCALES OO. Columbia, S. G. CONTRACTORS nvrnnT it*c? aurrura? Machinery. Castings and Repairs. Steel Beams/ Rods, Ropes, Tackle, . Wheelbarrows, Trucks, Wire Cable, Boilers Tanks, Stacks, Etc. Ventilators, Grating, Etc. / . \ Lombard iron Works & Supply Co., GEORGIA Ford Supplies and Repairs in Siodr. j ONS, BUGGIES AND JESS. tables. We have taken d Wagons bought' at a them at "before the war" >ur floor. leans 5trkm<>*hin<r Mule Company, Columbia, S. C. J . ??? V? 0 BE REMEMBERD the children with a bank ^ depreciate like many other id'ed by* the libera! interest National Bank IA. s. c. $10,000,000.00 Savings Accounts 2 J WITH A PURPOSE ?ery if it means merely earning )se back of it yon are working r task* and make* work a real your life a aacceM.' Start bj this institution. It will forntfc r object. A comfortable home. :om# within your reach if yoe it.) paid on both iarjr* and mail on I A DI XT j ixjujbinui^L. i / i\ Bank of Columbia i. Jo*. M. Boll, Caihier. Jno. D. B?li. Astt. 'JaySiti. ' ? J