The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 26, 1907, Image 8
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. *'•‘M* ^ir 1 ,
one frrm W W Con# of Lodge, 1 on
I ibe 23rd, and another from L. 0. Waek-
* '<
The
ley, of Salkebatrhie, on the 25th.
W. B. Virn aa« In tcw*».> e'urdajr.
A. U. Herndon wm in to' n Saturday,
St. Julian Canrile wat In t a n Friday
relative* !u
r>r .Tno. M. Klein ti ii«
Cuarleaton Sunday.
Sunday «hilo nssiating in cooking
some rice Mia! Minnie Bootle had the
miefortune of aplaahing some of the
tx iling rice on the aide of her face,
which reunited in a frightful burn.
Wedding" C1%sif > ed Adveriisemenis.
Ring ^uMmIhh|H|
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Fodder. C. M Grace.
II. B. Thontpeon, of G tai
t>wn Saturday.
d. It. Lennctt, of LCvge, rjent las’
night in town.
Dr H W. Black, county supeiinte'i-
dent of «educatioii, attended the < cbtl-
(tr, waaiu dren’aday (.xercisea at rat>«rnn<-le Snn-
I day. tie made an addte*a and reports a
full aud interesting program with Marge
nttendenee."
is the most hallowed gift a man
r
P J. Fifthep, of lalasiun, i aid ut
pVasant call batmd*y. ■
Mr and Mra W Tt Iienn«t «u 1 ik‘.c
sou have gone to I itzgerald, Ga, wheit
Mr Hermeu wilt eugag* in th^ pruc
B O Cro.by,o' Com^UW. ,o "HZZZfSS*
•be ua Saturday.
A. J. Kediah, of Lo Ige, «p«nl rtidny
*« town. cv
tot; here li>r uie tnOntlis and is a 1 ivrjjbi
of aialit^.
FOR SALE—I have left on band about
1 do/, extra fine y<>ung backs They
«re fine; choice srock, $5 each G *t
your order come forward if vn e wjrh
one. AG SANDERS
ever bestows upon a woman. Ki terS C,
. , • ' • *J FOR SALE—“Tanglefoot” F?y Fnper,
tho ling: be of unquestioned Fly Trops ard >c.-eeu Door*at Brown
... . , mi Farnilurc Ar llnniware Go.
quality and perfection—It 'yill; . .. . ; ,
1 J 1 * i FOR SAL’S—A nice assort men! rf
be if you buy it here. 5. Flower Pots and Jauiiueorsat Brown
J * ’ » . , Furniture and Hardware Co.
Also we have the linest (tsfort- 1 for SALS—BIG ASSORTMENT
NVtiite, Blue and Gray Agateware
J S Hickman, of Wiggins,was u town
Mi nday. T—
We had a pleasant call f: m A C
Bench Monday of dtia week.
V L Smith and family of Florida, are
visit Tig F S Dixon In town.
T hrougli'tn «vers#Rht In the report of
the mustoalt gireu t» Mis» Liiiic tteu*
de >oil's music ciat' last week, tne oame
of Miss E m cc Glover w:.s omitted, ui s
Gicyir was awanlid a recoiel |Mi/.a hsv-! ., . v
ing ktic same nv.iage a; Mu* Lillie H’lC'iS*"' , WO
Ki'liibt. We nre glad to make thi# cor
rectii u.
nenry Hiott, of
Saturday in town.
Jarksonburo rirent
--Mrs A A Pat'ereon, Jr, la amending
••veck with relatives in ChsiitaUia.
J. H. t'baplin, of Green
epeud the anmmer in Jown.
On another page wit! be. foun 1 an
advertisement lor the Aliunde U.scli
Hotel, Cuilivun * Idand Thi* is a de-
. I gUtful place to *|*-iid a day or a w-tk
or mob’h The bruaeii aie delightful
■ at d the beach fif.e. One can get their
' tuoney’a worth” out of a holiday spcul
Fond, will
inent of Solid Gold and Sterling
Silver goods suitable for Wed
ding presents at the lowest
sell nothing but
what is of standard values made
to stand the test of time.
Everything in the hardware line that
the ether fcll>w hasn't*got. Brown
Furniture & Hardware Co. ’
*_ - Dr.AV. 1). Grigaby, who for the pad
W. R Padgett, of tb« Mt. Carmel sec } ,!i ? Been serving if} Roper Hospital,
lion was here Saturday.
S. Finn’s
‘t.
Jewelry Store.
A. L. Cannon of Hendersonville, was
Iiete Satuiday.
L. M. Prine, of Mt. Carmel section
bad bus'ness here Monday,
Charleston, has located with the good
people j>f llendeiaouvUlr. Hu comes
highly recommended to these people,
hsviiig resided in the city for the fast fort Mondav night
the Tear?, Hi: work htis been highly - - - --
praised.
G. R E Linder, of Mt. Carmel, was
in town Monday,
J. Christoph von Lehe is at home for
the holidays from Charleston College.
We are pleas**! to see R. II
ont again after an illness of several days
!. O. Mc r 'anU, of Young's Island, was
• pleasant visitor to our olfiots Monday.
the
of Olar, Is
R E. Jones
Mist* Marie Kearse,
Riast this week of Mrs
Mm Lizzie KasRtrling. of Round. >•
visiting at the home of Gapt. Raysor.
Prof. T. B. Caldwell, who has been
caching the Pritchardsville s bool in
Benufort county, b*s completed the
tenn and went up to his home at Lodge
' Friday f*»r tl 8 holidays. Mn. Caldwell
, went up a week ago. Prof. Cald<vell h*s
Wlcbman . been re-elected for the next term by the
unanimona request of all the patrons.
His been markedly successful.
The regular meeting of the Colleton
County Medical Hociety will ba held
here Monday. Dr R S Cathcart, of
Charleston, will be the gnest of the
"A party from town went to Beau-
K was compos
ed of Messrs. C. H. EsDorn, whose
automobile was used, G. C. Brown,
B. L. Barnes, W. B. Ackerman, and
J. G, Hoefer, The run was quickly
made and the trip much enjoyed.
WANTED-To tell good horse and bug
gy. Cheap t »r cash Apply to
.Tno. H Peuriloy.
FOR SALE—A nice young mare at J
\V Cursory.
FOR RALE—Bigceet line pocket knfvo?
in Collo on comity—over one hundred
styles—Lowest prices ever. Brown
Furniture & Hdvtr Co.
“Before buyiug of selliug a farm or
any property write The Carolina Realty
& Trust Company, *
Bisbopvil'e, **. C.“ *
A Linen Shower.
Wednesday afternoon at five
o’clock the Missos McTeer gave a
a linen shower in honor of Mies
Edna Jones. The afternoon was
delightfully epent playing cards
on the lawn, progressive whist
After
society on this occasion and will read
a l»nj>tr. The deutnl surgeons of (be being the game played,
ccuuty are invited to ba present. Frtsi I. L, . * i n
Mrs. Beajaadn Grv,x of Summer- vv A KJrbv, of Cottqevi le, W in ten games, Mrs. Fletcher Kiddle
viil«>, la beta as thegufat of Mr-*. Seller*. e,lter ’ f i n Jhe acciety ami itsguea s at was found to be the winner of
dtuuer at the \t nlterbcro Hotel, | * L . . - ... .
Mra A B Gilmorc.of Savannali. la vi* i0 hrst prize and Miss E.OlfC
kfit^ her patents, Mr aud Mra it W - .. Daniefs consolation prize.
LOST—m-ar the re-idenre IVe-ile* Horn
don or Lawrence Hrrnloi Siiiciny
morning po:ke'l>o »'; c *n' .iting
money. Finder will lie liberally re
warded if relumed to
. A M BOOTLE
Walterboro, S C.
»
LOST—BDek Onyx and near e aii< k p n
Reward if jrelurred to Press aad Stan
dard t fflee
WAMTS.
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SomeboJys
Ey
es
are
f Always
The velvet
optics of gentle
femininity are
and always surveying men.
No man can escape. To win Kef sweet approval it behooves ever]
man to be smartly dressed, for there is nothing a woman admires mon
dun a well groomed stylish look. Have your garments made t<
measure! Have them stylish—well tailored—and made to fit Tht
INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. make «// their garment
^this way—beyond criticism—and up to the highest standard of woman
kind's approval
WANTED—Salesmen, cidier on salary
contract*or coimmasicn. B«-s^j:ou-'
tracts ottered, nud fit*e cbarce for
promotion.
National Loan & Trust C< mi any,
5 15 4t Tiftcu. Ga.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Everything In the line of Summei
“Wearables” for Men and Boyi
can be found here at surprising!]
low prices.
No OGG the best maliria tonic*. Whole ■
sale and retail nt Klein’*
The
When tho young ladiea arrived
Kj "*erVwv miwli torreslii'il, ifter
DaBols. ’ N » greater mistake can bo made than
! to consider iigh’ly :Ih* evidence of dis-
Biisa Belle WiHhms l*n gone t' » In your svsti m. Don’t lake desperate
Chirrleston where slo will spa d a Kw cnanre* on onlinsry medicines. U*e
weeks. HollWei’s Rocky Mountain Tea 03 ccut* tlieir walk through tho long ave-
Ttmor T»bk*ts John ^ K tin
W. . Smoak, br , of Sno ak*. rpent ' , , — •«.*
« re v dsvt lavt 1 week il town with Li# t o
« \V. VV. .^jiior k Jr. A DciightftuEveni.. v i 1 r i i
W 0 rarils refreshinents wore eerved
Hr, W ’< sr„ ... ,WM r,i«., t, Ani,,.'onj .yni.I.Mhmc'.Mvasf-ivon c . ; ,nsistmi(of oMBga tberbetand
_ * • *uux.c ^ nuu i ucay or last la^t over,mg? by the young men < f , -•
tho'tMAon *.ln i.» u'uc C..k..,:.h 1 1... CalvO.
Hot weather nnd hot stove creates
trouble. Avoid trouble by buying Hub
ster’s bread.
Geer’a Chili and Fever Toni *. Gn, r-
auteed. Wholesale aud retail at Ivleiu’s.
nuc of pines to llto M^iTror home,
by dainty cupa of punch. Alhr
iMmqns ly the b.>x for tie 4i ; 4 Gt.'ice
k Warten.
Comicide
Kloiu’s, ,
DontT^pnv for a
f 15 or $:0. when you
H. W. COHEN Ss
“ The S,
wre That Always Makes Good
in
CO'US
*
ei
Ji
. m- n.
rndin.,
nes.
herta
tome!
Adam*, of Bam‘-erg, I*
me wi.h Mrs R. E.
t
He tov/n Mu ic was furnished, by ca
b(* Waltuboro Concert Club. 1 j
A letter evening could not have
for only $1 50 nt S. Finn* Jewelry S oro.
Hand dr-rsoed pino and cypress shin-
ph*s at J W Cn* son’s
Etui bunions at, fOO Uk# Si Im }.pps tobr eco fS' SS p?r cal
j dy; job lat A C vq»L' he
a 1 i. g hnit* Orsngc msrniH’ade, Evaporat'd
n :* a g* ■ it one , probes. Evii;*o*i*i<*d Vpp't**, Hit e l
Olivas, laiporleil 11.Hast A!o Graced:
We puarauiee Lin me to mak<
straw hat* new at the Walterb ro
Co r , -
Cooking butter 25 c’s per pound,
Glover
Mil . Jr*‘|e Rivers, of Rnnim rville.
arrive i in
Matae lUy
tun
rs.
today to visa Miss
Mrs. \V. J. Trowel!, nceompunted
Itfr •ittii^iio-r. Mis* Lola, of Gn
&mp. w.i* in town Monday.
; pie
! ht’i
beat _thert.net- was broken up af 2 J, ,, *«. „,
»> oclock.- LVen then the young peo- y ’ J ; 1
tt pie seemed loatlvto leave. Snioak, Jr., Emily .1
TliechaperonJs Wore Momlamos- Mra iti-Lim
After the sl ower M>s Jones
. .u . . - --- 1 Was taund to be the recipient of
beC'In choeen for the dance as a num-f -
belief young men from a distance, ,nany ian ^ 8 ° nic ' rl ^ 8, * ,
vvert 1 in town. After sjieniJtnga very' Among those present were':
-Peasant eyeningvyn Bpite of thei Mestlames .1. M. Smith, Jr., M.
Morn, W. wj
0 lacklcs and
■■■ chaiH*ron^ wore Mosdamcs: ’ Mrs. Fletcher Kiddle, of Charlea-
C N. Henrlttrsou, of Charleston, fpint Jno. f. Lucas, 1> li Hyrne, E. A. M{ i- > i k a
F.titsy nigbi iu towu aa the gucat at his j Terry, C. C. Anderson, E, L. Lucas 'I on ^ s » Annie
brother, A. F. Heudersou. Jessie Chaplin, and W. J. Fishburne!; S ivag?, Laura Douglas, Emma
MmaldaMav Fl-hluruebss bten la r ' v «re: Misses Eloise Tracy, Annie Bellinger, Came
Walterboro for Ho pist week as the i. ,aine v lrcae Solomons, Jessie I Via'iLnroo 1 noin
gu<*st of Mra. W. V. Glover. Scott, Laura Douglas, Ruby Luca«, I JoneB ’ Ll/ ‘ llQ f»*‘‘burne, Lucia
, Minie Jones. Etlna Jones, Carrie I^Heraon, Bolle aud May
Jones, Mrs. M. Halsey, and Mrs. W.
W. Smoak, Misses Annie and Emily
Bellinger.
Halsey. T. P. Murray*,
M. C. fishburne, A. P. Barnes, A.
F. Henderson, Ladson Fishburne,
C. S. Anderson, John F. Lucas, Jr.,
A. J. Anderson, W. W. Smoak, Jr.,
H. M. Anderson, C. H. Fraser. I. M.
mu r, . | Fishburne, Harry Anderson, W. C.
Thm” 1 , wzrz 1 K'ii" ? n™#**.**-* ?'«-
Wain-lb »ro from Ra'arday to Mon.l.y ;! 1 enha,, • C fe ny,, ‘®* Duncan Lang
J C amden, Frank Simmons, Eutaw-
C. A. May*, of Edgefield, an a'n nm • ville, Clarence Rugbv. J. A. Wilhite#
of tho Colleas of Cbailea ou, l«Oii. v H * and Mitchell Smith, of Charleston. ■
Mr. May* is travel* .
drape
Klein’*.
juice 25 c(i ts a*«bUtlc, nt
*\ at nen.
I Strengthen your ’c'-irt with (Ubjoa’s
Heart Remedy. Only at Klein’*.
Tobacco 10 cl a
15 cs H W
•;Ve mill have a few sniu or eloi
band, ilott must o re a.d e*< of
H VV Black, J .
.i* 1 # on
proftKt
Min Helen von Lehe, who
at Clifford Seminary in Union, is nl
home for the holiday *.
Charley Baker, of Savannah, Is spend
ing tome time in town with the family
ofA. S Mormll. J
Min Minnie Rootle and Min Lara
Bryan, of Waherboro, visited Mr and
Mra E R Bryan nt Wolf Creek last week.
in tu*n Saiurday*
lug iu the mtercct of the college.
Mr. and M'i J. D. Col* n have tnov
e»1 f out heir home at the dry kil * an t
exirtct to qviid the*um»mrin Wal er
boro with Mrs. Colson’* mother.
world
Neyle,
Lillian and Marguerite Murphy,
Ray Jones,Irene Solomons,Eloise
Daniels, Lillie Henderson, Ber
tha Klein and Emily Bellinger.
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO.
VSuspect * tale-bearer, and
never trust him with thy «?cret,
who is fond of entertaining the ^
w it another’s. No wise man will
put goodli quor into a leaky
veeffel.
Argo Red Salmon I* utanJarJiiT qui
Utis^es Corrie nnd LiU e Halford have
bteu visiting the daughters of Mr J W :
Cro**»y near Lodge. Tnry also to >k m
the Carters Ford picnic.
The nv* IM c tl at so’s the whole
ihlnkinr,
nn which nil doctors ity, i uanilty. coior and price,
agree 1 ik-nrorriptlon all yonr friemis
ate.takinB U
H dUtter’s Rocky Mountain Tea. John
M Klein.
JO.OOh feet < reseed flooring ami ce 1-
ing at J W C irsou’s.
I' ab^Htick llicknrv
P‘-r phi *, regul.tr piica
Illifk, Ir.
Liperp>*fnn« a sfravv but elgh*
25 cents Only at the VValterboro
t’o. «
tflTif *
Dug
J*
*A go A < ftjo at ICc pir lb H W Black,
Buy your negl •e rbirtsand summer
underwear fr- in .1 W Black Jr.
Tho Vaster Pieri*
! aau longest smoke.
Cigar is the best
5 cents at Kleins.
A firm faith and. t?»to hon
am no( to bo forced by neoes
or corrupted by tewnrj.
Ar/o ReJ Hi m upbai t'.C “Moc
tavte, «h 'more yeii cat ibe more
want
T'cete’s no liner e^ndv than Lowney’s
Buy • Battle A xV a t t "Wolfe B os’’ M » P<*«nd at Waltciboio D.ng Co
30 days
SAva
30 di
moxti
sloe*, no bene m - e f. r n money lor Klin’s Enreka Medicine—First aid—j breaking sale,“that
<ale qnly at H W B ack Jr.
Standard Tom.vt •>; arg - sl/. j 10; (>er
can. Pineappes 1)its p;r cm. II W
Black, Jr.
relieves pain promptly.
Hone shojng done at J E Eavterlin'a
shop a' 25c a foot. Work Guaranteed.
KeinN Ssnanarilla removes impart-
Bios ng on sal? In od ' in' en ' lo t ^ ... M .
of shoes, war * $1 to $2 per pair, for this t e «oni your blood, o0 eents.
*rle UK cts. HWBi»«k, r. j Fresh snpplv of Lnwney's candies at
Heemy brgain <oai «r of shoea 98 the obt price 60c per lb at WaHerboto
eta per pair. II W Bla:': Jr. ' Drug Co.
By ntleuding the greatest w
1 ms ever si
WalterItoro. Beginning Thui
Jane 27, and will last for 30
only, this sale will consist ol
goods, notions, mens furnisl
goods and hordware. Everybody
dinlly invited. Respectfully you:
GEORGE W GLOVER
30 dgys. • 30
Editor Lesesne in Town. H
'Mitt Annie Oetoinger, of Getsing#r
wtnu* r of ilrs'. pnxe in Diatrirt Nb 2 iu
The Pns# nnd Htandard contest, and
the ieadiug esndidate, was iu town Sat-
nrdiy.
Teachers for Graded School.
L J uiott and wife and bar father-in-
law, Rote rt Baael, and Irving Basel vis
ited Mra. Alfred Graven nt Gottagevillc
Lai week.
Stephen Craven was in town Monday,
we says behns tbe bast crop he hats ever
bad, nnd is hopeful of having n fine
jwd. r .; ”
Assistant editor, Tho* P Lesesne,
the Charleston Evening Post was Iu
town from Salnrday to Monday as the >
guest of his friend, Ckm 8 Audcrm u. |
Tlie full corps of teachrrs for the Mr Leses'ie is a young man of marked
Wnlterboro Graded School lor the j ability and is recognized aa ono of the
next term have been selected. They oomin * newspaper men of the stnte. lie
‘ is alive to alt that ii for the
A a Wick mat, cashier of tkn Fanners
mod Merchnn e Bank, left yesterday for g. C.
Palma to attend tha S<a;e
are as follows: .
Prof, C. R. Calhoun, Principal,
Assistants:
Miss Annie Sloan, Greenville, S.C.
Miss Clara Rizer, Leesville, S. C.
Miss Mildred Padgett, Lykesland,
S.C.
Min Jessie Fraser, Walterboro,
the blaof Palma
fiaakart Amociation.
F8 Dixon waa called to Charleston
on account of the Wares of hi* brother,
DR Dixon mt friends will bOpteseed
to learn that he is mpidly^mproviof.
Miss Leonie Padgett, Walterboro,
S. C.
The two lash named were but re
cently elected having been chosen
to fill vacancies caused by resigna
tion of Miss Mary Mills and Miss
Annie Workman, members of the
teaching force last year. " ;
„ . iL This is an able corps of teachers
vm r. tv;. p«r—* and hr^ ilvnchur, and good work will doubtless be
l. wijteu^ri^eMtoJsav^or a t Mast, as can be
done considering the present condi-
T E Drew, one of Colleton’* boys,who
baa baan In boatoam for aoma lime nt
KitxkcrnW, Ga, Las gone to unban#,
Crtt«, where be will reside for the prts
nut
thtlr boms la Floiida t. morrow. Thiy
time with Mi*
Tin.
of Chorloeton, is In
week vLIUng hte geren^Mr.
InSavaanah before
tion of the-school—building and its
toped the
equipment. It is hoped the people
here will soon begin to realize the
importance of g naw school building
effort to get it
/’ # •
for the good of
Cherleston and the low country. Jnst
now be Is very much Interested in im
migration and the drainage of the tow
country. When men by your correspon
dent nr Leeeene wae engaged in a very
animated conversational argument on
tha subject of Immigration. Be believes
in Charleston and uses every endeavor
to get a good class of immlgraats to lo
cate ths.o. He lain favor of tueir com
ing either collectively or singly.
Place the “COMFORT” Chairs in any little corner on your veranda just as any other
chair, and yet you can recljneat full length as in a hammock. Two or three persons
can thus enjoy the cool refreshing comfort arid relaxation of the Comfort Chairs, as
three Comfort Chairs can be monopolized by one person in tin hammock. Swing or
not, as you please. Try one. * J r .
Tie Argo Red Salmon Cook Boek
gives ihlrtA nice recipe* for preparing
Salmon nnd •toces. Ask your gructr for
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New Advertisements. *■
David 8 Walker, Exor—Executors
Notice. s
Farmers A Merchant* Bk—Statement
Supt of Edacatlon—Notice Election
George Saadert, Barber—Notice
Atlanlio Berah Hotel—Encampment.
There Is no batter Salmon canned at
nay psks Uaa Argo. Oat trial will prove
It. ^