Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TOPICS OF THE TOWN. Happening* off the Week Told la Short Paragraph*. a 0 Rev J. L. Daniel visited Bum me mile leet week. .. F. R. Blake, of Salkehatchie, we* in town Monday. Mis* Bewie Dodd, of Round, i* visit ing relatives in ‘own. See R. Lee Roger's card in another column for magistrate. Rev L. B. Ackerman, of Maple Cane lection, was in town Friday. Mr and Mrs G. Monroe Rivers, cf Beaufort, spent the Fourth here. 11. S. lietbiugton is a candidate for magistrate for Adams Ran township. E. P. Glover, of Adams Run, visited relatives in Walterboro last Wednesday. Miss Lila Gregory left for Charleston this week where she will spend som^ time with relatives. x Henry Hyrne, of Augusta, G» , visit ed relatives and friends in ot^r city this week. George beach, of in town this week friends. Kudiismee, Fla., is iting relatives and n, Jr., of Charleston, sday in town with his Glover, of Spartanburg, iting Miss Eunice Glover in onr this week. Miss Lina Thomas, of Charleston, is visiting the Misses .Grace in town this Misses Vivian and May Price retarned home Batardav, after spending some time in Allendale with relatives. Mrs Jffenie Rickenbaker and grand daughter, Attalie Moors, are visiting relatives in Beaufort. Miss Georgia Ackerman, of Round, speot several days io town last week with relate rl and Alma Black, of are visiting their grand 1 Jane Black in onr city. W. B. Martin and baby, ot onr town, left for Snllivan's Island leal week, where they will spend sometime. The many friends of Ben Freeer, of Tampa, Via., were delighted to see him in Walterboro a few days last week. .Mr and Mrs 0. R. Lucas and little daughter, of Jacksonville, Via., are ▼iaiting the former's mother, Mrs E. L. Lnoaa, in town. „ "I 0. C. Crosby, Isham W Dopsoo and 4. Walker-are candidates for oounty commissioner. See cards in another column. ‘ * Miss Lncy Williams, who has been visiting relatives in Sumter end 8t George, returned to Walterboro Mon- day-"' U * _ Edward Terry, of New York, arrived in town Saturday, being called here on account of the illness of his sister, Mrs A- 0 Shaffer. O. H. Fraser, assistant postmaster of this place, and Barry Anderson, are spending sometime on Sullivan's Island this week. Miss Genevieve Kirch, a charming young lady of Bamberg, Is spending sometime with the Misses Easterlin, of Rvnnd. Hon W. 0. Brant, G. J. Yarn Dr J. B. Padgett, and E. P. Ulmer, of Gat* sinner, were among those who visited ouJk>wn yesterday. Mis* Wilhemenia Strobel, one of WeIterboro'g popular young ladies, is visiting relatives and friends in Black- ville this week. Mrs Jackies returned home Monday afternoon, after *.pcnding several weeks on Sullivan's Llnod with her silted Mrs M, Hornik. "Tip"—" ~ ~ Oapt F. 0. Benuett and J. B. Padgett, of Smoakn, through our town Monday en rou‘e to 8 os oaks where be returns from a visit to his son, L. C. Padgett, in Florida. ' e © Mr and Mrs W. W. Smoak, Jr., and sou went to Sullivan's island last Wed nesday. Mrs Smoak will remain on the Island with the baby for several weeks. * 1 Mrs Rebecca Price and grand son, By G Price, Jr., of Walterboro, are visit ing the former's son, Hon John Price, in Orangeburg coonty. - / • * s' B. M. Warren, a prominent saw-mill /furor Many a ~ refective Eye • man of Williams, passed through Wal terboro last Thursday aii his way from Savannah where he had been on busi ness Mrs C. Miss Emily Bollinger, who has been atteading 1* business college in Atlanta, was called home yesterday evening to the bedside of Mrs A. G. Shaffer, who is quite ill at her home in \V alterborr. Miss^Jennie McTeer will leave Thurs day for Greenville, where she will spend sometime before going to the moun tains of North Carolina where she will spend the summer. Miss Maud Beach, of Chorlestou, is ■pendiog a week with her mother, Mrs J. T. Beach. Miss Maud has many friends here who are glad to see her at home MrsJ. L. Daniel and children left our city Thursday for Waterloo, where they will spend meat of the summer. On their way up they will stay several days with friends in Summerville. The friends of R. R. Black, of Florida, are glad to eee him in Walterboro this week looking so well. Mr Black will visit relatives in our town and in the county before retaining. • Jacob Padgett, eon of J. B. Padgett, of Gainesville, Fla., arrived in town • few days ago. He is visiting his grand father, Oapt H. D. Padgett, and other relative* in town. O. C. Crosby, of Ward's X Roads. Oolletoh County, was in to see us Satur day. .Mr CrOsby reports the crops io hie section in a serious condition, caused bv-the recent heavy rains. The many friends of Mr and Mrs Frances L. Glover were glad loses them in-town last week. Mr Glover has a flue position In the cotton mill nt Laurinburg, V. O. They returned to their home Monday morning. D. H. Towles, of Young's Island, was la town Monday. Mr Towles has re cently been appointed magistrate et Yonug’s Island to succeed Magistrate J. W. Smoak raaigned. Oapt and Mrs G. W. Way, of Mt Oarmel, left Friday for Higgeto^ Ga., where they will visit their son and daughter, N. T Way and Mrs A. V. Sykea. • Notification is extended to the people ot Colleton County that the colored summer school will open on the 16th of July, at Walterboro. The instructor will be Duncan R. MoTeer, of „Ruffin. A full attendance is earnestly desired. Miss Celia Woodham of Hartsville, i« visiting the family of Alnn Harvey, at GeUinger. Miss Woodham will be pleasantly remembered among her many friends, aa the popular teacher who taught school at that place last term. 0 * v Mr and Mrs 8. C. Wi liams, of Meg- getts, spent several days here last weex with relatives. They left Monday morning toy Pelakta, Fla., where Mr -Williams has acoeptod a position in the tospentire business. Constable W.T. Cordrey brought to Walterboro Monday Julius Pinckney, who was convicted before Magistrate Mellard and sentenced to 30 days on the chain gang for violation Of labor con tract. Hon W. B. Gruber and ion, Marshall, Wt last Thursday for Asheville, N. €. They will join Mrs Grnber and Miss Ethel there and will go into the moun- fould be cured by wearing the proper kind of glass es. I can fit you perfectly, because I know how. Spectacles in Aluminum frames never tarnish, 75c. Spectacles in gold filled guaranteed 10 years $200. Spectacles in Solid gold ^TS AI 1 spectacles complete with case, at p , ' S. Finn's Jewelry Store. ! ! A little love, b little wealth, A little home for you and mf, It’s all I ask except good health, Which comes from Rocky Moun tain Tea. John M Klein. BUSINESS LOCALS. Benuett and little daughter, Bertie, | tains of North Carolina where they will have returned to 1 heir home, after visit- (pend several weeks before returning, ing many Northern cities. Misses Estelle and Elisabeth Easterlin, of Round, and Miss Genevieve Kirch of Bamberg, spent Monday in town with friends. *• Is '■ r- •- Cadet Marion Bavage left a few days ago for Schenectady, N. Y., where he g we to complete his coarse as eleotri- MlmlLucy Edwards, after speeding sometime with relatives in Walterboro, returned to her home at Palatka, Fla., Me and Mrs M. Halsey arrived in town Monday evening, from North Carolina, where they went on their wedding tour. Mr and Mrs Halsey will be at home to their many friends at Miss Henderson's, where they are now stopping. Mexican and Patterson Sed Death of a Little Infant. The many friends of Mr and Mrs Henry Koger were pained to learn of the death of their infant son, Glover, which occurred at the home of Mr and | MrsJ. 8. Glover in town, Thursday afteracon at 8.90 o'clock. Tho funeral services were conducted by the Rev. L. F. Guerry at the house Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock and the- interment wae at Live Oak Cemetery. We extend to the bereaved parents onr deepest sympathy in this sad hour. - - - — b It has caused more laughs and dried more tears, wiped|awaj diseases and driven away more fears than any other medicine in the world. Hollis- ter’i Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Table. John M Klein. HAMMOCKS ■ ■ ' ■ ■' ■ — o •* «r . * ... * % From $1 up ’ * A FULL LINE OF . Porch, Hall and Lawn Goods. Refrige* rators. Freezers, Etc., Etc. R6IB.8TH.b6rI we sell Furniture and Housefurnishing goods exclusively, nothing else, thats our business and we know our business. We have more floor space than any one store in Walterboro, all of which is devoted to Furniture. We buy direct from factories in OAR LOTS and carry as large a stock as will be found in the State. We can furnish one Room or a dozen Hotels on short notice. If you want trash DONT COME HERE. ' We handle nothing but the best. REPAIRING - AND UPHOLSTERING. Brown Furniture Company (Member Southem Furniture Dealers Association.) t / A man is a master in proportion as he has dollars. In proportion as he hss them not he is a servant. In proportion as he has dollars he is a king. In proportion as be has them not he is s subject. •scfSIa / X © u CARD. S'! J- D^Qtbbs and eon, eff this flta, are vUeing relative* la Beaufort *® li l ™** Mi* SadieP’Bryaa accom panied Mrs Gibb*. Among the young ladies and gentle men of our town who attended the dance given at the Olub House in Hen dersonville last Wednesday evening, ®*y be mentioned: Mimes Annie Bel linger, Belie and Kate Weecoat, Kva Williams and Carrie Jooee. Memrs 0. M. Grace, Jr., Marion Genoa, Harold Better, John Lucas. Sherwood Price andC. M Nunnally's Delicious Gandies at Klein's. % Wanted—A good white woman to do house work and cooking. Will pay 99 or $10 per month. Apply to A D Dodd, Round, S. C. . H < 6 37 4t Specials: 8 qt dish pans 10c, at War rens 6 and 10c store. Second-hand sewing machines from 91.30 up at J E Bryan’s Walterboro, SC. Insect powder at Klein's. I have 3000 yds of beautiful colored lawns from 10 to 13 eta per yd, which I am now selling for 8 cts per yd. You are cordially invited to call and get the benefit of 'this bargain. G W Glover, Railroad Avenne. Specials: 8qt buckets at 10 cts at Warren’s 5 and 10c store. o Fly paper ntlftsin's. Why pay big price for cheap machines when you can gat a Singer or Wheeler & Wilson for same money oneajier terms. .1 E Bryan, Walterboro, 8 O. Bnlst’s Improved Rutabaga turnip seeds at Klein s. Beautiful color lawns 30 cts value, only 13 cts at G W Glover s, Railroad Aveftue. New goods just from northern fac tories at Warren’s. 6 and 10 c store. Now ready—tnrnip seeds for fall planting at Klein'*. Wanted—To let contract at once for 160 telephone polls between Ritter and Green Pond. Apply to Jno. II. Peurifoy, Tteasorer. New crop tnrnip seed at Klein’s. Special: Ice cream delivered to any part of the town, at 40c«a qt. Watren’s Ice Cream Parlor, at 6 and 10c store. * The latest improved Singer and WheoRYdir Wilson sewing machines on easy payments or big discounts for cash. By calling me np over the 'phone ’ OM1 write me I will jend either of thgm machines to any part of onr towh dr county on triafe- J E Bryan, Walter- bero, 8. O. 6 27 4t „ We beg to announce that we will continue our cash distribu tion, notwithstanding the fact that we have given all that we promised. We are prompted to continue this generosity to show, to some extent, coir appreciation of the liberal patronage given us. Don’Fforget the BRICK STORE, where you get with each 25 cent purchase a ticket entitling you to a chance at the $5.00 cash given away every Saturday afternoon at 5 o’clock, and where, last but not least, a DOLLAR buys most. —' - 1 V Colleton , , • .-j Mercantile 1 < Buist’i Prim Medal Turnip Seeds at Klein’s. White lawn 40 inches wide, goin^ tor Mfg. <2o. 13 1-3 cts, at Avenne. G W Glover's, ‘ N B Ti-uth f §t PaoL Jane 31, ’08. —I’ve lived so long, I remember well when the Mittteaippi wae a brook. Uj good health and long life cam bv taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. John M Klein. - v « - :V V. . ■ - ■ ^ _ r - Mr 1 -i rJT A- 'Mm