The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, April 15, 1909, Image 5
J AROUND ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS PIOKEO UP
! HERE. THERE AND EVERYWHERE
Miss Nina Alford, who has beer
I sick for a few days is out a^ain.
J. C. Pierce, of Latta, was ?
Sunday visitor in 'illon.
Miss F. Mason of Gibson, N. Cis
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Hub
bard
? Gibson, of Gibson, an
v :: their brother J. B. Gib
ju : i.
.'1 Will Weatherly of Bon
no! "ie, is the guest of Mis:
runt.
ng to Dillon! Furman Gle<
id Quartette, Friday eve
ni- . Jrd.
oei your seats early for the 23rd
reserved scats 50c. general ad
mission 35c.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stantcn
Mrs. N. F. Stanton and Miss An
na Belle Stanton spent Sunday ir
Dunbar, N. C.
Eugene Hood went to Florenc<
Monday, returning that night witl
his brother J. E. Hood who ii
K quite sick.
m
|7 Misses Ella and Kate Braddy
of Columbia College, are visitinj
their parents this week, Mr, ant
' Mrs. L. C. Bfaddy.
Miss Maria Tuggle who has beei
the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. M
O'Ferrall, will return to herhonn
in Blackstone, Ya., Monday.
Remember! You should hea
the Furman Glee "Club and Quar
tette at the Opera House, cveninj
of 23rd. Tickets on sale after th<
19th. Prices 50c and 35c.
In the figures giving the resul
of the second primary for towr
wardens last week it was statet
that Mr. M. A. Stubbs received 8<
votes, whereas Mr. Stubbs receivei
96 votes. This correction is mad<
injustice to Mr. Stubbs.
The Embroidery Club had it:
monthly Monday meeting: thi;
week, and on this occasion theii
hostess was Mrs. Le Roy Williams
The ladies spent two pleasan
hours with their fancy work, ant
enjoyed some bright musical seloc
tions rendered by Mrs. D. N. Oli
Wmrn'
1 Wi
' * Back of the po]
ST gives, is the mosl
^/NA- ' "
, fe
I ver and Miss Nina David. The
J hostess then served ice cream and
cake to her guests who were Mesdatnes
J. W. King, Robert O'Ferral.
J. A. Wilson, J. V. Malcolm.
C. R. Taber, W. C. Tolar. J. H.
l Hatner, Jr., D. X. Oliver and
Misses Maria Taggie and Nina
t David.
Capt. Jno. C. Sellers was among
the visitors in the city Tuesday.
. Capt. Sellers is well pleased with
the idea of taking Latta into the
New County and suggests the tak;
ing in of Sellers also while the
- amended lines .are being run- If
Sellers is taken into the New County
it would be much nearer the
* court house than if it were to re5
main in the old county and the
suggestion seems to meet with the
approval of the Sellers communi"
ty. Of course. Dillon would be
(rljjfl to hntro Qollnre V
P, IV/ i?u* v V^IIVIO 111 Lilt"
County also and it would be the
part of wisdom to take the Sellers
' people in if the New County can
do so and leave a sufficient amount
of territory in the old county.
' ()n May 7th the children of the
t Baptist Sunday school will be
taken down to Lake Waccamaw for
a day's outing'. Mr. W A. Bliz
2 zarb, superintendent of the Sun1
day school, spent a day in Wil5
mington recently and made arrangements
w.th the Coast Lin^
officials for a train to cairv the
,'children and their parents down
X to the Lake and brin.tr them hack
1 that night. The train will probably
leave Dillon about 8 a. tn.
and return that night at the same
i hour. Arrangements have been
made to have a fish-fry during
- the day as Lake Waecamaw abounds
in all kinds of fresh water
fish. The Sunday school children
r are looking forward to the occasion
with a great deal of pica tire.
r
" The music-loving people of Dillon
and vicinity have a ran' treat
in store for them on the evening
j of April 23rd. The (lice Club of
j FurmanUniversity will beat tho
r Dillon Opera House under the
I auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Baptist Church. This
Club is composed of sixteen college
men, who are especially good
s along their line, and who have
s delighted large audiences in some
r of the leading cities oi our State,
. such az Anderson anu Greenville,
t; An excellent program has been
1 j arranged for this occasion and it
; is earnestly hoped that the Fur
man boys will be greeted by an
-lYmG"
jularity of High Art Clothing,
: artful handwork.
The famous
ting, shape-n
Art lapels, vi
fThe fanioui
ance, and ma
Indeed, every d
quiements of the
the wearer's perst
vjgBp iPriee-s, <
^ vantage
Morris
uuttmuuutii
exceedinaly creditable number of
our people. Do not fail to hear
them.
There will be a joint meeting: of
the Upper and Lower Marion county
Teachers' Associations at Dillon
Saturday, April 17th at 11 o'clock.
An interesting: program for this
meetinvr is beinir arranged. Or
J. I,. Mance of Florence will address
the teachers. Also two >tlior
speakers from away arc expected
to be present. All the teachers
of the county are cordially invited
to attend this meeting. This
will be the last meeting of the association
this scholastic year, and
we should make a special effort to
be present.
Master's Saie.
By virtue of a Decretal Order to me
directed in the case of The Bank of Dillon.
Plaintiff, airainst Snllio K iinU.*;*
and others, Defendants, in the Court of
Common PI -as for Mai ion County, the
undersigned will sell at public auction
or e ish 011 sales I.iv in May, 11)01', with11
the usual hours of sale, before the
Court House door at Marion, S. C , all
that certain lot or parcel of land situate
in the County of Marion, m the State
aforesaid, in the Town of Dillon, frontW&ms?
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back of its choice by the pari
s High Art front is so si
staining coat is assured;
> High Art collar hugs t
ith long, soft rolls, lie fh
a High Art shoulder sits
de in such a way as to hi
ietail stamps High Art Clothi
most exacting to a marked d
mality.
The new Spring mode
good things for young
of Course, Pi
to Buy Here.
Pass' D
UNDER PI
ttuttttuaauiw
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ing on Twelfth Avenue One Hundred
and Fifty feet, and running back at
right angles thereto One Hundred and
Fifty feet, bounded on tn?? North and
West by P. B. Sellers, on the East bj
Twelfth Avenue, and on the South b>
the North line of Hudson Street. Tertni
of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. April 15K)U.
J. I) Mcl.ucis,
4-15-31 Master for Marion County,
100 000 cypress shingles tor sale
cheap. Sec us. Dillon lldw. Co.
Ball hcarin.tr Lawn Mowers,
Screen doors anil windows, ice
cream freezers. We want your
jorders. Prices rijrht, call on us.
lmiioii new. c.o.
FIRE INSURANCE
WILSON SNIFFS. C.bn. A<;t.
Marion, S. C.
The Pee Dee Mutual Fire Insurance
Association of Mullins,
S. C. is the only Mutual Fire Insurance
Company doin>r business
in the counties, Marion and Horry.
Insurance at COST, we so
licit your business. 3-4-3ni
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