Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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feoTON'S LADIES Factor Siinrlav I I il iittOll/i UUIIUU T 1 ARE YOU PREPARED FC iji Almost every day there is something NEW for yo |H down and say: "Here is what we have, hope it v 11 searching for something NEW, and are just as an 11 are shown first at Hooton's. We have many NE Millinery Department i ; This denartment is filled with the season's latest Ijl creations in Millnery. The Hats, Shapes, Frames, Flowers, Feathers, Chiffons and Malines that we wired, wrote and phoned for are here, and we are better prepared to fill your.wants than ever before. If you have not seen or do not see just what you want in a Hat ready to put on, come and talk with Miss Rutledge. She can please you if its a Hat of any kind. This is her fourth season here, and she knows just what the girls and ladies want. Then she don't mind work. She and her assistant, Miss * Kearse, are working over time to give her orders prompt attention. Every day is opening day with us, every time y&u come here, if its every day, we can show you something new. Then we don't sell everybody in the family a Hat alike, you will always know your Hat, for there is none like it. That is our specialty, only one of a kind. Come look is -rtrr\ odr TT7<3 qto caticfipH frnrn the increase in ' (J ij Clil W O CCOHj VT Xs U.X V-f ? L [||| this season over any previous one that we can and j do please. \ ' Come to see us, let us show you. We want your businc HOOTON'S LADIES lySAMBERG, PERSONAL MENTION. LONE ROBBER BALKEI). People Visiting in This City and Holds UP Passengers But Gets Noth- Greer at Other Points. ing* \ Macon, Ga., March 20.?A lone i Gre ?Mrs. D. E. Hutto, of Govan, ' ' * bandit attempted to rob the South- Chesn spent Saturday in town. ern railway s Ohio-Florida special at posses -Mr S. S. Williams, of Govan. FIovma Qa north ^ ^ 1(u() proof was in thevpity Saturday. o'clock to-night. coat < Mr. H7 S: Dowling, of Anderson, When Conductor Geraden of At- the ^ was in the city Saturday and Sun- janta entered a Pullman he saw a revers day* man standing with drawn revolver tennis ?Mrs. W. P. Jones and little before several excited passengers Meeti; daughter, Mildred, are spending a whom the bandit had commanded to the S while in Florida. give up their Aioney. Geraden pull- C?ity c ?Mr. Carl Kirsch, who is teach- ed the bell cord. Meanwhile the Celeb] ing at Jamison, spent Saturday and train was coming to a stop, the ban- 13-15, Sunday at home. dit, with revolver still drawn, back?Mrs. Hatjie Livingston left Mon- ed away to the door, saying he day f.or Atlanta, Ga., for a stay of would shoot the first person who in- . several months. terfered with his escape. He leap- J11 -Mrs. Austin R. Neal and little ed from the train* o^Ha son, of Roanoke, Va., are visiting re- Geiaden reported the matter at Zejle latives in the city. once- A hunt for the bandit is on? . _ . , . . , Passengers said the conductor ap- ? ?Mtss Bessie Daniel, of Nichols, . . 4 , weeknparpd mst in time. Thev lost noth- NNeeK is in the city on a visit to her sis- r~ 1 "AV. _ . , , -vIo ing. The Ohio special is due here Me: ter, Mrs. C. R. Brabham. , _ ,, , t ? .v-ip-ii at o.4b p. m., but was running ?rign Mr. R. Pinckney Bellinger, from three hours late to-night. stoppi rhe University of S. C. at Columbia. m receni spent Sunday in the city. Afraid She Would Pawn It. and o ?Miss Mary Ellen Eaves, who is .Mrs teaching in the Lancaster graded ^ew ^ork> March 24. Treasury thig ^ school, spent the week-end at home, department agents searched the State tjme j , room of Armond Leyssens, a saloon ?Mr. Stuckey, postmaster at A , Lit' cfou-nrH rm tho RpH Star lAlier L3.D Bishopville, was in the city last week . Hobsc . . - a ^ tt t land when the steamship arrived on a visit to his son, Dr. H. J measl Stucke * ; from Antwerp to-day, and took him to the custom house to explain how Hon. S. G. Ma> field spent last came t0 haVe a gold bracelet a^ e week in Barnwell, attending court, studded with diamonds. The treas- wee*' where he was counsel in several im- ury department recently has receiv- ^\a portant .cases. ed complaints from diamond mer?Mrs. J. H. Murphy left Tuesday chants in Antwerp and Amsterdam ^rs for Brooklyn, N. Y., where he will that a man attached to the crews of from spend a month with her brothers, the Atlantic steamships are hurting their ^er ^ Messrs. Garland. business by smuggling diamonds into ?Mr. C. L. Etheredge and Dr. H. the United States. Leyssens protest- bloom Air F Hoover went to Atlanta one day ed that the diamond bracelet was his childr Tt-ooi- rotiiminc in Dr Hoover's property, and that he brought it iCZOt n A VbVAA ** * AA A-' ? ? ? automobile Saturdav. from his home in Antwerp for fear ^a^ls \I r< ?Mr. D. J. Delk left last Friday his wite woul(i Pawn " during his " . . . ohconpp odlKC night for Union county to visit Rev. ao?ence. and Mrs. J. H. Banner, his son-in- ~ ~ ^ 4 , , . , , , v ?IMr. W. C. Patrick, of Columbia. law and daughter. Their little baby . ' e??nn , .? spent Sunday in the citv. bcona is seriously ill. - ... . ,r t-? u i f ?Mrs. J. F. Carter and little * ?Mr. A. M. Denbow, cashier ot , ... Mr G ? , . ? ? _ daughter are visiting relatives at * Peoples Bank, goes to Barnwell to- <niest< Kline ^ day where he will be the guest of Hon. Chas. Carroll Simms at a fish ^Irs- LeR?> Wilson, of Allen- r-e(j Q fry Mr. Sims is giving in honor of dale, visited relati\es in Bamberg cjjurc Judge T. S. Sease. this week- ary sc ?Messrs. H. S. Dowling. H. L. Mrs. Austin R. Xeal and Mrs. ^jr< Hinnant and J. A. Mitchell motor- Bowling spent last Friday in Bruns ed to Charleston Sunday, going down Charleston. memb in Mr. Dowling's car. Messrs. Hin- ?Dr. F. B. McCrackin, .Messrs. Sever nant and Mitchell returned on the B. B. Leitzsey and A. M. Wright have . train Monday morning. spent last Sunday in Newberry. name< * i STORE AND Ml s The Second >R THE OCCASION? 1 u to see in this store. Most stores with a st rill suit you." But there's a progressive s] xious to show you the NEW things as you \W things to show you. Won't you come ii !ss, we need your business, and intend to have you . STORE AND Ml i ? MARKS 100 YEARS. I - Frank Wilson, now of Savanii I is taking a rest with home folks. Man Holds Souvenir of As-^ Miss Salley has organized a jui sembly Celebration. ! m"sic club. Last meeting was h * , jwith Mrs. Isaac Knopf. She rea< er, March 24. Mr. W. H J Piece? "How Music Began," then ett, of this place, has in hi? *er the children had perform ;sion a white metal medal, fine ! (Robbie Wilson winning tne pn on one side of which is the refreshments were Served, if arms of South Carolina and ! Mesdames Thos. Warren and El vords, "South Carolina." On ! Hiers visited Mrs. S. L. Sanders ?e side are these words, "Cen- cently. il Celebration of the Fipst ; Mrs. Jos. Kearse, of near 0 tig of the General Assembly of was Suest Mrs. Julia Har tate of South Carolina, in the recently. >f Columbia, in the year 1791. rated at Columbia, S. C., May Vanderbilt Trustees Sustained ,1891." . J Court. Fairfax Fancies. | Nashville, Tenn., March 21.?r j Tennessee Supreme Court to-day rfax, March 23.?Misses Olive j cided the case involving the conl un, of Barnwell, and Waite, j 0f Vanderbilt University of the t rmonv, have been visiting Miss , versify board of trustees. The co Loadholt. j iieid the board of trust to be a s Rentz, of Varnville," spent the [ perpetuating body, end with Mrs. M. C. Dowling. [ The court, however, held that sdames Harrison and Boat- board of trust's selections are s it and the latter's little son j ject to confirmation by the gene 3d awhile with Miss Sue Best conference or the church's board tly, on their return fi?m Olar ! education. Under the decision n their way to Johnston. . j College of Bishops veto of the acce Kendrick returned to Augusta ; ance b> the board of trustees of . morning, after spending some j drew Carnegie s million-dollar gift lere with relatives. # |the Vanderbilt medical departm ., ,T. . , ~ , at* i is without effect. tie Way land .McCain and Miss i , ,, , _ . . The court held that Commod in are out again?just over i Cornelius Vanderbilt and not GS. TT' T , Southern Methodist church was H. Young, operator, is also ! , ? to go to work again, after a Ifounder and or,ginal patron 01 V s illness. ; derbilt Un.versity^ de Best, of Savannah, has been j Xelvs from Cope. ig his sister recently. i. Leila Jennings has returned Cope> March 19._Mrs. j. Virginia, much to the joy of Brabham> of Bamberg, arrived 5 ian> friends here. terdav afternoon to visit her dau linery flowers and plumes are ter Mrs. j e. Felder. Miss Hal ling here already. gue Brabbam accompanied her mo and Mrs. W. H. Johnson and er fQ# a ,jke purpose en, of Scotia, visited Mrs. C. M. Mr John H Cope left this morn Inst wppk. 0 A _ _ i .. lur talluulg. 3. Carrie Weekley Roberts, of Mesdaraes George W. Dann* hatcliie. visited among relatives and \y0jfe Livingston of North, v recently. were down to attend the Cope-Ai j. \\. H. Davis and daughter, of redding, left for Orangeburg vest , Mrs. John Cansey, of Furman. !day afternoon. Mattie Davis, of Garnett. aud Mrg Carllow Dougherty, of Nor eo. Hogg, of Estill, were recent jeft c0pe yesterday for Bamberg. 5 ot Mrs. C. M. Davis. Miss Victorine Robins, of Atlan interesting program was c-ai- one 0j.- the bride's maids of the Co ut Sunday evening at Lutheran ^she wedding, will leave for ho h by the ladies of the mission- prjday morning. )Ciet>"- * Miss Lillian Russell is here or 5. Edwards and daughter, from vjs^ jier sjster, .Mrs. S. H. Boo ;on, are welcome visitors as Mrs. Helen Gaines Fletcher, ers ol our Fairfax library. (;arnet js visiting Mr. and Mrs. al other ladies of Brunson ^ Booth joined, too. but we haven't their 3 here. Read The Herald, $1.50 a ye 11INERY PARLOR * Sunday In April F NOT VISIT HOOTON'S I . / ock as complete as ours would be satisfied to sit pirit throughout this store, we are continually are to see them. That's why the NEW things n and see them ????^??????^ Dry Goods & Suit Department Every time you look in this Department things look different, for they are going and coming all \ the time. We have very few of the suits to show you that we were showing early, but we have just received another shipment. These we believe have anything we have ever seen in Suits beat; come / and see them. We have just received a shipment of Skirt's in the season's latest. You will have to see them to appreciate them. They are in Navy and Black. Come see while the line is complete. Have you seen our One Piece Dresses and House Dresses? If not you should see them. We have them in all qualities and prices in accordance with the quality. We have them to fit most any figure. If a change is necessary Mrs. Free does that free of cost, and she knows how to make them fit. Come and see the Dresses. Why make underwear? We don't think you will after you see thfe kind at Hooton's that is different. When we say different, we mean better quality, better material, better Lace and Embroidery than you are accustomed to seeing in Muslin Underwear. A look will convince | you. r business, if Goods, Price and Service count for anything | LUNERY PARLOR j - - - - - SOUTH CAROLIN^ jf 1 f jj The Store for Ladies j j ien 1| The Beautiful Spring is Here 11 re II With the coming of Spring, the ladies 11 iar, || look forward to the wearing of lovely |s ter H filmy, charming things. Ladies, when ffi . I you want to purchase your Spring 11 by II outfits, come to "The Right Price || H Ladies' Store" before you buy. f I' z Ieaster is near 1 int si Have you purchased your Easter . ?| urt || Dress? If not, we urge you to come p| ,l]f_ II . to see us. Our dressmaking depart- f| the if ment is equipped for prompt and satis- If ub- || factory work by dressmakers who if !r*! || "know how" gg | the || Everything for the Ladies jj | 3| PRICE & JOHNSON I j the M "The Right Price Ladies Store" H ^|jj Nimmons' Barber Shop Kh- * "Just Another Name for Good Service" . | ing Cleanliness, Polite Attention and First-class Workmanship. Special attention given to slly Children. All New and Modern Conveniences -'hO .1 . 11 i -n i* i jhe recently installed. Entire shop just renovated 6 SAME OLD PRICE TO EVERYBODY 1 th. ta Hot and Cold Baths -- SPRAY BATHS A SPECIALTY i P0me Thanking my many friends for past patron? ?- '11 J/-V WITT U/\n+' *\1 nnnrt lm f Virt PlI'flTICO age, Will uu my ucat lu picaac nx uic xutui^ 'tha as in the past. Obediently yours, " J. A. NIMMONS \ I i .ar. Same Old Stand Established over 20 years - J3 ' w . ,.r .