Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.! % 'V. r«rt« of B.y,W n«. • in town Uttt Wtek. Carter has en.At* or for a visit to hor| parents i Mr. ,.r.d Mrs. B. W Godiann. The Wedding Classified Advertisements- J. W. W esc oat was in town yester day. i The following young men of this « c* „ | * o j countv graduated from Clemson Col- > _A F. Hondwyn .pent 8and«y , B . D . c » r UT. Lodite <»Bleton. with relatives. ' E! C. Duliant. Cottaireville; A. L. Jr., Ring f ; Willie listerlin went to VvOrng. '* «o*''>«t l^luae 1 sir/ a Sunday to visit friends. T. II. Caldwell, Jr. of Bells was in tawuifonday Col. Hal Richard had business Little Lircile Glov FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Fodder, C. M Crace..^ FOR SALE—I have left on hvnd about ldcse»^-» fine yonng bic*t». Th*y »re fine: choi- e ?'> .-nfh O e yo r order come iorwatil i( yon wlek man ou. ACSANDEIta. er^ho was bit-'o^f ^° 9toxs U J 0,1 - 1 wonir ‘ n * h et i Iliuer S C, THE' | o ETERNAIi H=-K. Stokes of Providence neigh borhood was in town Friday. Ira J. Price of Barnwell is here on ik visit to hb mother. Lev. G. M Sexton end v. ife Also we liave the tinest as.-ort- ni'vvert VVaiteiboro, and are occn- m.Mit of Solid Gold and Stcrlinai A uio * T oan t«nireftt .1 W Carftou->. ?y;-“!7thertsidenceformerly Miy. M,) " a, j|L , . , w i * ° L. Es’Dom, hi* t dephone number Silver goods fWtuble for Wed < POR TALS—Ho* pock*'knlv** J. H. Qiaplin of flrt“en Pond wa^^ -g j \Y t > are glad to welcome them in town uxlav. X. Bennett of L< dje was here to- j ■<ii j on business. o our town ding presents at t!.o The cluiin gang hasjust completed i ? r i ce ®' ^ 0 s r-ial { YZ vv ' ,fk ° f n tk> what i» of standard value, made | rl 0 *". i u#, I *'. n vnlte-boro to the poor farm, inn 4 ’ j targnm and will t« R-i'.d ut iiorgaiu nles of rnn-I is in fir,t cla^ cordi- to , j, 0 tC g t c { t i me> drown Fur & Odw Co. nothing lowest but in Colli* <>u enanty—ov»'i one h"iidr*n Ktyli>ii—LowcHt prices ever, fiiown Furniture & Ildw Co. * leading from I FOR SALE—One solid enr load cook n A. H. Harter returned from Sa-, ^ vaiuah Monday. I tioo. andi'* boirtr much use ! now by Oevtdand Hiott of II >und was in autoisU and pleasure drivers, nnwn Monday. M. Edvvanl Thames of Charleston S. R Ronev. t a - e": g re; r.senta .-pent Saturday and Sundto - with bf- nive oFtlie News and a ..urier, wai in parent*, Mr. and Mrs. J. ?:Thames, town Monday-. | Mr. ThanuM holds the important po- Mr.. Willir Varhail'i- an<! chiMrrn ! 5i!ion of h< *' ^ ' if the FalmtUo left SundtAv for Pooler, Ga. to visit relatives. Manufacturing Company. ard J. II. Mo are Prof. C. R. Calhoun and ferr.ilv, of Walterboro. and Mr. A. 1). Cllhoun and familv, c»f Shreveport, La. are W W. Speight or their m ither, Mrs. t/. M. v-alnoun. S. Finn’s Jewelry Store. A Few Questions Asked. j “Before baying of feJMg n fo'-m or , sny property write The Carolina R-»nli.\ & i’rust (^omrioTiv, H>hoi,vil>. (* •• • =' — WANTS. WANTED—Sal*stuen. ei'her on unla.-r contract* or cownii»*io:i. IWf Coo- iracta ottered, aud,dii;e charce t.ir promotion. National Loan <1 Tihifct Com:-anv, I 5 15 4t | lifon. i.a. | S.ilki’h’itchie, N\ ( ar.. tune S, 0< ; L()ST nf STOLEN—V»y 2 !. e 1'vht h«v t on-e, white t-ln/e in t R e.^i f Time 'eet !< I g co'iplo I Would weigh. If o. E. P. Knight has completed a Tine 4»< ai>c for the undertaking flstabiish- vnent of A. Wichma : and Son. —Greenwo*xl correstiondence of the iTo the \oters of Col.ctou (.ounty News and Courier, June 8. Gfutlenaso; Will you please let li e ask you a few (pietstions attd give me R. G. Wiggins \vh > lias been on a proope Lunted N » c»viter mbtvke ran be m«de ^Imn your opinion on the subject: and if I toting tour iTr-Ftoyda, has re- '•> coidder ligh'ly lieevMvnce «•! d'»t- i a error ^hen I beg you will par-j I to Walterhon. ••*« to jotr Don i'akvl-sperati ” ^ “ r < n»no*« on ardtunry medirtn*-* IT-e don n e for my ignorance. Do you ■Jarper M. Smith. Sr., of Smoak?. ’t°i •• or’* R'ckv M..ut»uj^Tr^ SJcjo's t : .ink wc the voters shall stnud and was irt town Friday nirht a* therm St ; T ' , ' orT ' ,,,,e • , •if hbsnn. Conductor J. M. Smiih Jr ^ond oondiiiou, 1(XK) )b« Reward l f ulortiek or ativ Information lead-ng to recovery. ROREKT FULoTOJL W.dieit^ro, f*. C. BUSINESS LOCALS. sec our money get in the hands of the Hot wenibcr nml Imk atov* rr«!il*s | , tronUe. Avoid trouble u> buying Hub- public: by the order of our superior ater’s bread. off eer and ire remain silent as to the niack Cyyreu Shingles lor sale, ( race time we shall have to wait for Mum * Waiwi. use for our public roads; shall any C* 0 r ° r a Taking Machine 1 • (to or $20, when yt n chu get n good one | Mrs C H. EsD m Ent«rtalas at Cards ?* ' a HrsC. ILEsDom entertained at •ehswnung young lady of that city, is V i * r » vL-dting her aunt Mrs. W. E. Fraser car ds Thurst.ay afternoon at .> o .. ,; clock in honor of Miss Edna Jones, - to c ^h?ng hr^steJ AfU ’ r a numU * r Wcn played ^ ”» receive damages b^tbe delay Mmk Mamie Rice. • Miss Gladys V\ i-hman was awarded | H ho is to l.xwe the comity or ofimer? W(int tQ b , y pggl Hl 15 ctf Grilce ^ Mwa Bdim Stokes has accepted a ' f,rst l pmefor L Wmrt,n}? the ,Pu ateS ! lryon rtn,em! ' er have|»aid our W-rrm. potttion with Mrs. W. A Black where numbt r, a choice sugar dish am. dmi; And we s^.not ling doing ooG f A large stock of the lest shoes sill aho will to soc her friends, cream pitche* # of iDieSufti t hin.\. not saying any > tbi* week »«♦ J W C aroms. thing against that as we are glad hr Wanted to b.y c.i.kins Grace «fc PR Mi s s C'an i'.* Jones, Lizzie Fish- of ' Moore’s! cilir ' ; Yet wc H 1 I’*? our Gatlsden Padgett who has complet- , 1T „ his hinior vo; r F nmnn ITniv-.'r bume and LuClle .Mcleer cut for tiU. , . » . :r . Warren, ma junior yet.r at r jimanunner- uur ullages t< nnprott ; but if you , iity, K at home for the holidays. consolation price Miss Jmnes cutting ^ ^ ■ . Agency for Harri. Lithia water nt \ c' t i • • p K, the highest card received a hand- w ‘ 11 ^ all cant l.ve in! K:eiuf . Mrs. A. C. vonLeh** w in BamlK'n? * , . , , , wilting Mrs L. A- Klauber. .She cx- > ,mc, . v bou,T4 byok prets to be away about two weeks, poenu. B. L Barnes returned today from \.P uinl - v refreshments were then I'emphis. Tenn., wiiehe he attended i served, consisting of sandwiches and the Oil Mill Superintendent’s 13th., punch. Annual Convention. Mrs Es’Dorr. is a charming hostess to some of ns I guess; And I for one (h u .^f n '^“ r f [ ,J. J. Padgett of Vv'iMiarrs, one of as she has often exemplified, her most hustling business men was QUESTION •yHE ETERNAL QUESTION k this instance is one of Clothes. Twice a year every man is called upon to solve it, and it is up to us to help you find the answer. This year we are better equipped than ever. The INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. of New York and Chicago have supplied us with a line of Fabrics and Styles which wiD solve the question for rt>ety man regardless of his taste. If you are k' doubt as to what to wear, a call here wiD put you nght^Let us take your measure. Popular prices. Everything in the line of Summer '‘Wearables” for Men and Boys can be found here at surprisingly low prices. Ih !h. W. COHEN ?J22 "The Sieve Thai Arrays Makes Gccdh* . ijp IIh i<l (Ws-oi j’lrw and cypros shin- ci'-ant,! *V Ca. ►oa’. TV.ib’,-1 h'cW IIicV'**y T**'»*ccn 10 c?« , , . ; i*-r I'lujr, regular pilce 13 C* ll W , ^ " e si 11 haw a few suits of clntbe. r.rj | Liu*-!. 1. 5 ' wo want our duef; Gentlemen wc hand, that most ^-o re-ard.is* of Lrofii. 1 . k,Jr • , , . , «.nt -h.t i. due and if « fail U W Jr. to rrcmt it wllj »e dre oUige 10.«n.fr.t .row,! Bocriog .ou coil- At ., r . ue ,tc r «lbll W , . . .. .. ... irgat J W Uarsou *. ? 1 to C'Muplain; voting time *i*l come «■ J • Buy vonr negltg''* shirt* tnd sumnu-r A 'h'l“ f's-oli-ia Rice rnpoli.licl. * om ti W lilsv-U Jr. ric* on nirlh. _ rLi, «**-»*it 10« Tcrrv & jii ilftjr. in town Friday night J. C. Padgett, Lq. t Robt. Garris son of W! will ueer forget the uoustico meet!, ' , ,,, _ , q'w.ilu itlas’a. „ . , .. Ajrvnev for Glean Springs wa** r at', oul to some f f us in tula Uouiity. We Klui.i* I uiiur.vd t ii-c r h o nt Kl« ins. «iif? iak*( J en. Her r> l M g^> __ • % «*y« T V y-v • *v:n. ^ U», »' ** »?* V7T%* 11 IS .I||% . F * VV V l»3 k II IJsalS **(•» w . Koi>t. (»arrwson a. W. F. Garris, r uind, plRinp, d baud-orn; iii fuct iirLuiuda and von will find na ever ‘ ll ‘ e on ^y of Round, died Monday right. He aha u acain. :» c^-.u, Tea . i r ,. a dv to co oncrale with vou- HoDin.' AAVic m-as a bright little chap of eight or rabet*. Joiiu M Klein. . . r . J 10 1 operate wiui )ou, iiopu ^ , W f f« fine vear^ a- - this may meet with success I t*eg to! >oaBM ^ Dr. B. H. Padgett hr.s a field of Letter fro.n E. P. Knight. rcmuiu CO A to P‘ ^ n da ? ,l2r< ?. ivlitor Press and Standard;—On last v'lak.i forms almost ready to blooms t? t it k*.#x.vr*ki CoOetcn's soil cakinot Le beaten. ^ ihursday I. H. Sha..er biought wo* ^ me a piece of wire fencing cut from Mi» Mary Warren, who ha? been a roll in Terry & ShalTcr’s ware- with Mrs. VV. A. Mack This reason. ( will go North the first of July to atudy the millinery, busines.;. house ami requested that I melt off one of the electric welds in my forge. .. d ur t . . , , This looked easy enough to do and I r. P. Wichman has returned from u u. .u • A Uaurton Military Academy, Stanton, i brou J ht J 1 ® w,r ^ at ptmt of contact Va.. where he has bven a cadet for toabnghtred heat. To my sur- 4^. A ’ : ▲ 1 _ IJ A 1 J A ? ILdlUivr'a R ickv .Wi.uti m wunt >( > n50 chatiOe to prove om Bny ‘ B**tle Axe and “WoRo Broa * oipl*-\ '»n »* rt-i-'. .•S'u* ek;z-*n*!»ip: Meet ns on half wu> •h’w, n° belte •»* e for the money. I«y clunan & Son adU have a rap- of tertilizer in stock. See tki-m if need any. ' ^ Standard Tomdt es 'arga si :e 10c per ran. Pineapples l>cit per can. HW • —• — , I Black, Jr. Arsrv Re*l Ssrpow farelohes mv<»ld Cotton seed meal at A Wichman & for *he nuirclesud braU and do** lotjBon heat d.e UbKMl Look In your gne-r,: Rlo.lng on* «al In odl an* enllo*. r th * tr * a,pftrenr,w of A ’^ of ahoes, were $1 to |2 per pair, for this Red Salmon. , rle ag cU . H W Black, Jr. Vefy ItespcCtlully W. \V. lluines. two years. Mrs. B. G. Benton left Sunday for prise the weld held. A second time I brought to a still greater heat The Trei*anr Statement showed n New assortment of post cards and post card alba ms at Klein’s. Approaching Marriage. a The following invitation has been received here: * '*n Mr and Mrs Edward Mqpd Jones ivuest the honor of your prsence at the marriage of their daughter Edna Virginia <4 Mr Samuel Marvin Riddle, on Wednesday, June the twenty sixth **w. ■ at twelve o’clock, in the First Methodist Church, Walterboro, South Carolina. After tne ceremony, a reception will be held at the home of the bride! 2 t*ncks of fvr iHz**r »t Wal srboro Parents from half after twelve Sup;.* / * o, B (J Hyrus, Propneior* j un til two o’clock. vi^custn! < ui'drnM low ijua icred Mr and Mrs Riddle will reside in tWs si a G TonLchf i*. . ; s um ter and will be at home there, paint m» your hou s «s-p>oty of 20 ( J Church Street after July 8th. pain-fiat Kleins. Waotnd to buy wax 23c pound Grace & Warren. Piai-m f ‘ r «ml» 1>»* Wa'- i 2<» > ,-v-Vi f«-r ! ’,..1 . Sa t. l .Vidl 1 *. li rai* .•.otnirvt J E Jiii’s •(U**;* a a foot. A«»ik Guarvoiv-d'.' ; !Co. li vi. I!yr;i*, i'ropr. uic« for mailing lim ale nt A firm faith and true honesty Savannah where she w ill si^end some The w-eld still held. time with her son, W, 0. Benton and I then gfabbed the glowing wire j. .° m , T ^ J ! ,,T T k \ 1 familv ... _ . - , . * .. th'vutth the Kaise*'had all the trouble- .. ' , with a pair of p iers placed the other ,oi»ie men should be expected to pot . Mary Roam, collector for the en( j ,n a vice and P uIIed Wlth a11 n y up with. Carolina Children’s home So- weight. I could not get the weld »f Columbia, was in tov.-n Mon- aoart ^ r * r * ' : ’ ,; ' non ** snrp'us of fho.COhCOO at th» e^e oi | „ . , , u/u. -j,, IK, fiK.1 5«.r. THU rtoabtl,,. i. .'.J'JV'L. " h * nu.;*’, of “LA k“ “' I '-'«*• *'« not to Im Orce.1 by necnity, cirooin«Uno,th»tCh.irnM T.wn.*! ^ ^ A* u j " l "* k • 0 r corrupted by lewanl. regreta and will endeavor not to let it occur again. With Ilarrv Lehr, in Ornuny and Tom I.swon just stoing. ir looks « fr Hit South ohsty of day. ■I apart. It is a most wonderful fence ar.d sti grocers! /. C. Padgett, after a most suf-! will stand any test. - netful year at Wofford College, is Signed: E. P. Knight, apendin t the,vacation at his home at OT The mfdlcine that seta th-: whole world Misa Julia Croskeys returned last wotdc from Walterboro. her former' J™t. , T Hn K.uTtn ia nM :_ „ i ; aijre** Ph- i*i*-*cnptloo all t «*ur friend, home and is again with her ncico, HM . tHU(nk . u K JCra. Henry K. Lucas. Evening Post. ( Ilhin* t r’s R^cky Mountain Tta. Jt-bn Mrs. C. G. Smoak and two children K 1,111 wd sLter Kiss Julia Hoats of Miami, i Ha., have come home on a visit to I Dr. F VV. Rivers Dead, the formers parents. Mr and Mrs. W B. P. Hosts of Walterboro. ' rar'iitlv brcoml-X « b^’i«eh*»l«l word In thU locality. At Th-** l* r*n*htng tii<-*Tr"*o!t(d t|i**n A*ir** Rad and • el tht* price m aitliin the leacbrof ail. ♦—•I- In « T* xss coor" tfic oM-er d-iv. th** dt*r«*i»d.(nt rer>*ted to one *'f tie wilj es'es sgftinat him %< :i“ triple ex- fy^M he super*.,- p-iMsinn liiir”. Proh,iSlj (Ua * live of this would b»v under forced . draft. fRyJ With Abe Hummel and Abe Renf as Dr F. W. Riven, of Newport, Fla, aivniimeiia, the Farther of Isre-il i'iv) died at the residence of his wife’s Abraham the first, must think he Cadet Gbdtrey Hyrne has finished mother. Mrs A. 0. Chaplin, Monday has had prettv‘b:.d luck with bit - Hyrne m the oldest son of BG „ ^ R> v ®« has been a piocUcing p^,** often a*k wha* i, a eo-l brSwd t Cyras of this place. j physician for about thirty five years, of Salmon ” Arm R«d Salmon” i« D.e Two “COMFORT" Chairs hi less space than ONE hammock I*lac*‘ the v Mi-GitT Clairs in thy lilt’e ccrner on your veranda just as any other S&tfSK I “ •>» ^ in Fioridn. the last fifteen of which were spent bckt > , °"» lb,e He has ill MlWinthrop College. Miss Loper la? * or ®° me time with an ulcerated jaw finished her course in stenography and came to Walterboro a few and typewriting. months ago, hoping to be benefited Owing to the rush in our office hy ^ chanpe - Dr myt}Tt b survi ‘ we are urulbie to publish yv & by his wife afid a daughter, Mrs ort of the dispensary for Hie BCWIUinjrs. who resides in Florida. Ma y* how f'; cr ^ a ; lu “ .P« k - He is a member of a large family and is survived by six brothers, one of them being G. W. 0. Rivers, of this 4 —. ■Moth Ma; Wm in our next issue, June 19. F*. 0. S. Curtis has returned Richrr.ond where he has been ■■ upon the Veteran’s Re- Ha has kindly written a moat interesting account for next issue. It is not in tho p 'wrr of n nmn to refuse making another happy, whero In Ins L.th ability ami opportunity. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON l(K3 LUAR'K8TOX. S C. 1P07 122J Year beglua Sepf. 27 I^Oera. Science. Knclncetirg Oce J. B. Smith and children, tBatfcrs and Halhinv spent Saturday [ at the home of her brother, tak, Jr. They returned to .... .* .. i «*ht>Ur,lup in wich wpniv of U mh place. The interment took place Mon-, i* nro i. un< RUilIK fr ^ Tmn-.t. day afternoon at Live Oak Cemetery ,<•10. Po*r»t and fort-i hed ml just after the arrival of the evening Domlt/wy, |U a month. A!l uainti- train. The funeral aervices were con ducted by the Rev. F. A. I the Presbyterian Church. data* for hdraiwiott nrn p'railttod »n rctnp»r« for varnst Rnyir achn anahiiw ducted by the Rev. F. A. DrennAn, of wiitoh ft’ a • v*-** 1 &XTHANOX EX\MINATIONH will b* i-l.t al th* Arfo Arno Ar v *» Aren Aren ▲ixb Arno Argo Ar«o Argo t 'onntv (.’on't Hoom* on FHdar July 5. at 9 a. ni F«*r tut •do.-no ad*(r#««, IURIU&ON UANU OLPH, i'raudeut. »• Brown Furniture & Hardware Company.