The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, October 20, 1910, Image 3
C. L. Moody, Ot cattle Kock wai
in Little Rock Monday.
Dan McCall, of Clio, was a bust
ness visitor here Monday.
A. T. Corcoran spent Sunday witl
relatives In Charleston.
Mrs. R. P. Stackhouse returnee
from Augusta, Ga., Saturday night
Mrs. B. M. Badger returned from
Spartanburg Tuesday night.
MIbs Addle Fort, of Tatum
spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. Mary Barnes spent Monday
night In Fayettevllle.
Mrs. EllnfeGaitley, of Rowland
8,'^nf a tew qya In town last week
Howhi. ark. of Pee Dee. soenl
oi d.ij* last week with friendB
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Oha/J*." i'latt and Dan Shine
\ o Mu 11 i:i -, Spent Sunday in town.
M s. i i. Taber spent Suudaj
in Florence the guest of Miss M
V. Youmans.
Mr. Frank Mcintyre and sister
Mrs. Berry, of the Hamer section
spent Monday here shopping.
Mrs. Herrington, of Clarktou
spent Saturday here the guest o!
her sister, Mrs. Mary L.. Barnes.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton left Saturday
for Conway where she will teacl
the coming year.
Misses Daisy and Besssie McCain
. of Dillon, spent Sunday visiting rel
atives in Mullins.
Mrs. B. A. Harrelson spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. M. A
Campbell, at Hamer.
Mrs. McLester. of McCall. spenl
a few days here last week the guesl
of Miss Kittle Gaddy.
Misses Bessie and Eva McKay, ol
Rowland, sepnt a few days lasl
week with Miss Janie McKay.
Misses Lottie Stackhouse and
Earl Bethea, of Little Rock, spent
Tuesday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKay, ol
Rowland were in town shopping
Tuesday night.
Miss Lillian Peterkin and Miss
Emma Faulk are attending the Missionary
Union at Fair Bluff, N. C.,
this week.
Mrs. Burt, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eleanor Sprunt,
left Saturday for her home in
Kinston, N. 0.
Mrs. M. J. Esterling and
daughter, Miss Gae, spent Saturday
here the guests of Mrs. Donella
Beard.
Mrs. Monroe Rogers and little
daughter, Beatrice, returned fron:
a weea a siay wnn relatives anc
friends at Bennettsville, Tuesday.
Misses Kate and Ella Braddj
and J. P. McLarin and Trusi
Thompson attended the Weatherly
Brown wedding at Bennettsville, 01
the 13th.
Rev. R. S. Latimer, of Newberry
Is expected to preach next Sabbatl
at Mullins and Fork, with a vlev
to locating in that field a pastor.
Prayer service at the Presbyter
i&n church will be omitted to-nigh
in the interest of the meeting a
the Baptist church.
There will be no services at th<
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning or evening. I)r. Bucknei
will be absent as he goes Saturda:
to assist in a meeting at Baybor<
for a week.
J. Troy Peterkin has accepted j
position as contest manager for th<
American MubIc Co., the coinpan;
conducting The Herald's prize con
test Mr Potorlrln'o
ment is with a Chester paper.
Mr. John Thompson carried hii
little daughter Annie to Baltimon
foi treatment. A few days ago sh?
had x very slight stroke of paraly
sis J. school. She is back honu
nc and getting along nicely.
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"'Mr. Duncan McLaurln and Mr
Jack Watson carried little Jack, Jr
to McLeods Infirmary last weel
tor treatment. The little fellov
fell a few days ago and injured hi:
hip and has been unable to wall
since.
The corn from prize acres growi
hv Messrs M. S. Britt and L. C
M , is measured by a commit
I "'^ftw days ago. We do not re
roe-t^Rn the amount of corn gath
er t friMii each acre, but Mr. Brit
if<1 Mr. ftraddy by ten bushels.
'Iir n-i es of T. S. Richbourg, D
B. Mclnnls and C. C. Bridges shouh
appear as commissioners of elec
tion in the Federal election notici
on another page. The omission o
the names was not discovered unti
that section of The Herald had beei
printed.
R"vs. Rufus Ford, J. I. Allen, fl
K. Mason, W. P. Lester and Dr. C
Hi'nslee, composing the executlv
committee for the Pee Dee Assoc la
tion, held their annual meetln,
here Tuesday for the purpose o
making assessments and transact
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I ing other matters connected with
association work.
Among those who went to see
Thomas Dixon in "The Sins of the
i Fath?r" at Florence Tuesday night
k were Mk and Mrs. 1-. R. Craig, Mrs.
I T. L. Vanning, Miss Lena Hampton,
Mrs. C. R. Taber, J. P. and J. H.
McLaurin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
1 Graham, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Paylor,
Miss Vleve Hggins, Mr. and Mrs. E.
t L. Moore, J. M. Sprunt and Mr.
and Mrs Mn* Pn?o
r Protracted services began at the
Baptist church Monday night. The
pastor is being assisted by Rev. Jno.
F. Vines and the Baptist congregation
is looking forward to an In1
teresting and successful meeting.
The services are held every afternoon
at 4:30 and every night at
7:30. Tbe public is cordially in|
vited to the services both afternoon
and night.
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Rev. W. C. Kirkland was aroused
t from his slumbers at. 4 o'clock
f Sunday morning by a young couple
who had been smitten by Cupid'R
darts, and before the grey streaks
' of dawn appeared in the east he
had sent them on their way rejoicing.
The young couple were Mr.
1 , Thos. Ij. Owens and Miss Raphelia
\ Jackson, of Sampson. N. r it
the same old story of love laughing
at locksmiths, but no doubt the
^ young people have received the paternal
blessings ere this.
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Mr. J. F. Clark, field editor of g
The Dillon Herald, was In Mullins I
a few hours on last Sunday. Mr. *
Clark is a hustler, wide awake to I
the opportunities of the present as 9
the columns of his paper testify.
W. \V. Owen, now of Dillon, Jj
spent Sunday in Mullins with his 1
family. Mr. Owen reports bright Jf
prospects in Dillon and said he 9
would 1h? ready to move first of this m
Mrs. J. D. Freesland, of Dillon. |f
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R, J. Rogers, Sunday.
Miss Eula Jordan, of Dillon,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
here visiting her sister. Miss Inez
?Mullins Enterprise.
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Contest Yell.
Kazzle dazzle! Razzle dazzle!
Sis! Boom! Bah!
Herald Contest.
Rah! Rah! Rah!
Are we in it? Well I guess!
But who will be the winner
In The Herald's Contest?
Look at the date on your label
and see how far you are behind
with your subscription. After January
1st The Herald will he put
on the cash-in-advance system and
it will Ih* to your interest to pay
up now and get a chance at one of
the handsome prizes ln-ing offered
i ?particularly that handsome ^
| JMOO.OO liiiKK)' now on exhibition at C
I Hollldav's Stables.
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ar nominator may collect as many * If
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must be in the Herald office not * "
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$3.50 to no 5
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We are doing this
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?jsj Clothing, Shoes, ?
fj! ing attention.
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each, suit cases a
JfeJ Ladies tailor mad
& a beautiful line t<
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ve received these presents pro r 11 hal
its to $2.00. You get a coupoi .
du can save until your purchase; <>i
ce of ware is vours gratis. "J" "
as an advertisment and all the .
ays worth and we throw in ther thes,
dest and greatest assortment oi iderson
it to Dillon. Come and see for ? h?u.d
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to see you and show you o
latsteand all men'sand ladie'swea?
, trunk we have them from $1.0( ari<
nd traveling- bags of all kinds.
le suits are now coming in and ca ?S
3 select from.
department is now complete an
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veet Old Virginia Flour just rece
pu want good bread try it.
md shoe Department. Grocery
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latronage and shall always give i
le lowest cost.
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