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+ + + + + + + + + 4? PKRSONAL MENTION. ?fr + + + 4,4, + 4,4* + + Dr. and Mrs. C. 8. Brown, of MulUrns, spent the week-end tn Dillon. Mr. Darid Fsss spent the week ' end at Charleston. Miss Lillian Powell Is spendinc this week at Murrels Inlet. s John C. Hajres of Kirbr was lx town Tnesdar. John C. Allen of Latta was a visItor Tuesday. Misses Bessie and Ruth Lane speni Sunday in Latta with their mother. J. P. Smith spent last Friday at Charlotte, N. C., on business. Fred Hargrove is spending th< week in Charleston and Tlmmons *Ule. Miss Ester Berger of Lake Cits 'spent a tew days with her aunt, Mrs Morris Fass the past week. Mr. Isidor Bruit, of Hartford Conn., has accepted a position at salesman with Morris Fass. Mrs. W. V. Jones and son, Powell, hare returned from a visit to Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. William Murchisoo left this morning for Murrels Inlet for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Vinson ol Fairmont spent Sunday with Mrs. Vinson's sister, Mrs. LeRoy Williams. Mrs. C. R. Mitchell of Fairmont, spent Sunday with Mr. and lfr% JLeRoy Williams. Miss Mamie McLees and Miss Maggie Evans hare gone to Greenwood to spend a few days. Mr. H. R. Evans and Mr. D. M. Evans returned from Columbls Tuesday night. Mr. Jessie Oulll r?f "? >* N. C., spent the week end with hie mother, Mrs. W. B. Guill. Mrs. S. G. Rogers left last Monday (or Greeleyville for a visit of several days with her parents. Mr. Forrest Taylor of Florence, special agent for the Life Insurance Company of Virginia, spent several days in town this week on business. Tlai I , j Bret Higl Fan || Sell I the lead I the high I Latta, t'l ifcHflf r flVwg . .m. . Miss Vim Hvifini Is spendlnf the week at Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. W? M. Rising motor ed to Myrtle Beach tor a few dayf last week. G. G. McLaurJn and Will Thomp aon spent Sunday at McColl witl . relatives. Mrs. Thad R. Lide and little son I Master Allen, of Marlon, spent s few days last week in town wit! Mrs. D. S. Allen. Mrs. J. M. Rogers left Tuesdaj morning tor Hlghsmith's hospital a1 . Fayetteville, N. C., where she will undergo an operation. t! Mrs. S. P. McNair of Hartsvlllc returned home yesterday moraine after a short visit to her parents, t Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stubbs. Mr. J. T. Pope who was by oddt s the largest buyer of leaf tobacco last . year is again located with us on thit market. r Mrs. J. T. Pope arrived Tuesday , afternoon to be with her husband, Mr. J. T. Pope, during the tobaccc season. 9 ^ i Sam Kirschboum who has bees with Morris Fass for four years sa salesman, has volunteered in the service and is now located at Camf ! Johnston, Jacksonville, Fie. Mr. Asa Holland, an old schooli mate of Judge Joe Cabell Davis, - spent Tuesday with him. This is first time they hod met in twenty five years. They had a big time talking > over "old days." Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bedenbaugh and little son, Master, B. A. Bedenbaugh, Jr., left yesterday morning for a couple of weeks stay In Waynesville, N. C. They will make the trie , through the country in Mr. Roger's . machine. Messrs. E. G. Cox and Ford Garner of the Dixie Fire Insurance , Company of Greensboro, are spending a few days with A. Pierce Bethea, catching some of Pee Dee'e finny tribe. Pierce says if he had ' them on the Mississippi he could 1 guarantee them a "big catch." MiBS Rosalie Stricklin, who has been the guest of Mrs. W. J. Stricklin the past week, left for her home in Cberaw Monday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Stricklin and , children, who will spend several i days in Cheraw and Maxton with relatives before going to tRocky Mount to join her husband. ITA iks all Re iest Average ir ners ir tobacco with ling warehouset i dollar. Com< Harm y * ' rtf Vi-? " ' >! t' :_. - ; Sergeant J. R. Beat, ot Camp Jackson was a week end visitor in town. I i Mr. W. J. David is the happy pos- I sesaor of a cow that gave birth to H two calves Tuesday night. i Mrs. Wade Hampton of Danville, I Va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. I L. Manning. I i The candidates for the United I i States Senate will speak at Dillon I next Tuesday the 18th. I r Mr. and Mrs. L. Cottingham left I I Tuesday night for Baltimore where I Mr. Cottingham will enter a hospital for treatment. , Capt. Otis M. Page, who is -IWI, xioned at Washington Barracks, near | Washington, D. C., it at home on a short furlough. , Messrs. James Campbell of Smitht field, N. C., and Dan Campbell of , Raleigh, who are visiting relatives near Hamer, spent a short while in town Sunday afternoon. Mr. John George, Jr., has returned ' home from Lexington, Vs., where ' | he has been attending WashingtoniLee University for the past two I years. After school closed he went 1 to Plattsburg, N. Y., for military ^training for a month. Before re' | turning home he visited several ' I places of interest tn New York and Canada. Messrs. E. McDonald of Little Rock, Ark., and Bill McDonald, of : Albany, Ga., and Mrs. Laura J. Mc1 Donald of Pamplico, S. C., spent ' several days lest week * :h Mrs. McDonald's daughter, Mrs. Morgan H. Rogers. Mr. Ed. McDonald came | from Little Rock, Ark., through the - country in his machine, stopping by >! Georgia for his brother. He made t I the trip in less than a week's time, 'la distance of over 14on miloo ?I reports a wonderful trip. i j o CAR TURNS TURTLE KILLING SOLDIERS. Charleston, S. C., July 7.?Max> well Bell end Anferd J. Anderson, coast artillerymen from Fort Moul trie, were killed at an early hour this i morning and five other soldiers inl jured when a motor car in which 1 they had been automobiling turned turtle at Carnes Cross Roads, near Summerville. The chauffeur was also ' injured. The party was brought to - town by train and taken to a hospi> tal for surgical treatment but four of the soldiers were soon rei leased. County Coroner Mansfield is 1 holding the chauffeur, James Jenkins until the inquest. Bell came from ' Buffalo, N. Y., and Anderson from a Minnesota town. TOBAI cords I I Stale | U/? i? an J. Frank Bethei nen. Men of e: i to See us, irs SEessssEmsESSSS^EEEESEEESEEESZEEE FO T7 \ /T Tor iYlan Horse and Mule Mixed F< Cotton Seed, Feed Meal, IV Feed. Seed Peanuts, Can< fee, Rice, Corn Meal and G Kegs, also Syrup in Cases good supply on hand. 1 and smoking tobacco. Many Lines of too Numerous this Space. CALL IN AND Lt i Any Orders Ft i i | appreciate past favors < j business given me j M. A. S j Stutbs Wko CjCO Mi | | Best Sales /;= Best Tobacco IM ehouse i and F. W. Brown c xperience and know W areh< XUJ1 OD II ana Stock I jeds, Oats, Corn and Hay, I lixed Dairy Feed and Hog I t Seed and Field Peas, Cof- I rrits, Syrup in Barrels and I i, Canned Goods, a very I 'obacco, cigars, cigarettes I Goods on Hand I ; to Mention in I :t us show you i illir A i mm j A|/|ii cviaicu and will thank you for any Yours very truly, >TUBBS, lesale Grocery VRKET j in Historv I " I larket in State j Leads >f Danville, Va., 1 how to get you || ouse I South Carolina I