The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 28, 1908, Image 7
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FIRE ON THE EDISTO.
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NEARLY $1,000 RAISED TO BUILD
SMOAKS METHODIST CHURCH.
FINE CROP OF COTTON MADE IN THIS
SECTION. OUR FARME4S ABOUT
• - OVER RUSH OF COTTON PICK
INC. OTHER MEWS.
Smo&ks, OcL 111. Special — A
▼ery severe forest file broke oat this
afternoon near Edieto River about
•ix miles from here. No damage
except the woods .and timber. At
present writing the fire fs under con
trol, but it maj break out ag^jn.
HENDERSONVILLE
' HAPPENINGS.
Hendersonville, Oct. 17. SPPd*! 1
Everybody seem to be enjoying the
cool weather it makes the folks that
move on their plantations for the
winter think and prepare to move
down.
Oscar Speights who has been out
in Tennessee for several months
returned home last week. His
many friends and relatives gave him
a warm welcome.
We are glad to state that Charlie
McTeer who has been quite sick for
more than a month is improving.
He returned from Charleston last
MI. CARMEL NEWS.
Editor Press and Standard:—
As it has been quite a while
since I saw any news trom
around here 1 thought I would I Tuesday to Saturday, she had
come again. The people in and a nice time, dow n there.
Thursday to see Mrs A. C.
Beach start to her home.
Mrs Ruth Beach ami 5 of
her little girls, went to Round
the other week to see her
brothers. She stayed from
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Tbia is the third fire in that section. Saturday where he had been for
A few weeks ago P J Liston lost bis 8everiJ d »y s ^ the Infirmary.
■aw mill—origin of fire unknown.
around here are busy gather
ing cotton and hay lor which
we have had delightful weather.
We are glad to know' that
G. R. E. Linder is some better
as he has been ill with a
cancer on his neck.
John Gatch and wife and
too little' sons, Leroy and
Thelma, spent Saturday and
Sonday with their parents
i Mr and Mrs 1>. N. Beach.
Farmers are almost over the rush
of ootton picking. A tine crop has
been made in this section. but the
low price is very discouraging.
Our school hat opened with an
enrollment oi fifty pupils. We are
glad to hare onr old teacher, Mr
Hiers, again with us. and we predict
a successful term.
Nearly $1000 has been raised for a
sew Methodist church at Smoaks.
Work will soon begin and we hope it
will soon be completed.
Miss Mamie Hiers who has been
reported ijnite ill is reported a little
better.
Max O Hirsch, the popular
salesman for the Cable Company of
Charleston, baa been in onr midst
several days making sales of pianos.
Berry Herndon of Sniders paid
Smoaks a flying visit on the Itith
inst.
Mrs A C Hiers after a severe ill-
ness is able to be out again.
On every side we hear people com
menting on the improvement of The
Press and Standard, and we feel that
its praise is well merited. With best
wishes for the continuance of its
prosperity and popularity, I am.
“Scribo.”
( Written for last week I
KIERCNNEINER 10PER.
A quiet weding took place at
the residence of Mrs- Kosianna
Kierchheiner, 101) Duval steet
last night at at 7 o'clock.
The contracting parties were
were Mrs. Kosianna Kierchliei-
ner and Mr. Edward D. Loper
Judge Bethel officiating, using
the Episcopal ceremony.
After the ceremony, refresh
ments were served, and the usual
Calitbumpian was indulged in,
as one of th-tf contracting parties
had visited Hymen’s altar before.
The groom was foimerly from
Savannah, Ga., bat came to Key
West about two years ago in the
capacity of foreman of the Key
West Electric Car Company.—
Pahtka (Fla) Times and Herald.
: Mr. Loper will be remembered
(leaeantly by his many friends in
Walter boro, he having tormerly
been a resident.
S. A. Willis of Cottageville whoi Bettie Kilter oi Ritters
has been in the Infirmary in Charles-: spent a few days around here
ton for the past five weeks is with
his sister Mrs H. A. Willis and will
be here for sometime. We hope for
him a speedy recovery.
Messers Emory Carter of Round
and Edgar Durant of Cottageville
visited relatives and fi lends here
last week.
Miss Maude McTeer and Eugene
Drew were married on Wednesday
night last at 9 o’clock. Rev. Tay
lor performed the ceremony only a
few relatives and friends were pres
ent as it was quite a surprise to
Hendersonville. They will leave m
a few days for Sandford Fla. where
Mr, Drew has been working for the
past year.
We wish for them a long life of
happiness.
“Daisy”
[Written for last week]
SAIKEIUTCUIE SIFTINGS.:
Salkehatchie, Oct 17,—Special:
Geo. W Petit has returned from
Baltimore where has been under
treatment We are glad to note
that he has made great impiove-
ment.
N. Stone who is now with
the Stono Phosphate Co, of
Charleston visited relatives in
thie section a few days ago.
H. L. Crosby happened to a
painful accident in Charleston
recently and came home till he
gets over it *
Mrs. W. N. Benton and child
ren of Apalachicola, Fla. are
vikiting relatives here.
D. L Walker of Haideville
was with us a tew days ago on a
•hort .isit. o E p
[Written fo»last week]
DEATH OF INFANT.
Sunday morning at fobr o’clock,
the infant daughter of Mi. and
Mrs. Henry Hiers died after a
week’s illness. Little Lillian
was three months old and ivas a
bright baby. Her remains were
intered MoUdsy morning at 11
o’clock at Evergreen cemetery
GROWING CHILDREN
NEED A STRENGTH BUILDING
TONIC. DAUGHTER OF MRS.
SIMMONS OF LAKEWOOD. N. J.
WAS _ _
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY VIN0L
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“Our daughter, who in twelve
years of aee, was in \ very run
down condition from fast grow
ing. We were advised, to try
a
Vinol to build her up, and after
using four bottles she has a good
health color, is free from ner
vousness and has gained eight
pounds. £he is now full of life
and ready for out-door exercise,
where previously she moped in
the house. I can cheerfully rec
ommend Vinol as a first-class
tonic reconsrructor and one that
will do rapidly growing children
a world of good .” Mrs. T. Sim-
Vigos, 250 Main st, Lakewood,
N. J..
This is because Vinol is the
best cod liver and iron tonic k in
the world, does not tas*e of oil,
and has no equal to ' create
strength and build up health for
delicate children, old
people, weak run-down ^persons,
and after sickness, and is a re
markable cure for chronic cooghs,
colds and bronchitis.
Try Vinol. If it dees no good
your money will be returned on
demand. That’s your guarantee,
but we know it will benefit any
such case. John M. Klein Drug
gist, Wakerboro.
with friends and relatives.
We are glad to have Miss
Pearl Beach back with us
again. She had a delightful
time when in Fla.
We are glad to see Eddie
Way up agiun as he has been
quite sick.
Miss Ida May Fishburne
opened her school Oct. 5. here
and we are glad to know that
all the children like her so well
and they are learning fast.
We had a sing at Mr
George Linders last Sunday
P. M. as all his children were
there, also Melvin and Ham
Carter oiHhrhardts were there.
Mrs Mollie Sykes is spend
ing sometime in Savannah.
Mrs A. C. Beach and son
George; who have been spend
ing sometime around here
returned to their home Thurs
day in Savannah. Ga..
Miss Addie Linder i and
Master Ramon Yarley were
in tow*n Thursday.
Miss Daisy Li ider of Pleas
ant GrOve, paid Mr. L. M.
Prine’s a dying visit last Tues
day.
Mrs Bada Linder is spend
ing this week at Mrs Abbie
Linder’s.
L. M. Prine and daughter
Miss Amanda went to town
Miss Pearl Beach of this
place is teaching school at
Grace.
Arthur Padgett and wife
spent the day with Mrs
Meshell Bennett Sundav last
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Rev. Ulmer was in our com
munity Sunday last.
Jimmie Linder of Savannah
is spending sometime around
here now.
Luther Linder who has
been working at Badham came
home Saturday, we are glad to
welcome him back home again.
Miss Minnie Carter of this
lace is spending sometime at
hrhardt
Willie Saunders of Doctor’s
Creek was here last Sunday
there must be some attraction
some where around here.
Miss Eather Linder spent
a lew days last week with
Misses Audieand Marie Ritter
of Ritter.
Well Mr. Editor as I have
wrote most all the news from
old Mt Carmel and my letter
is getting lengthy too I will
close witn best wishes to the
Press and Standard, t
Snow Drop.
A CARD.
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1 desire to use your colunis to
deny certain rumors afloat in my
comir unity to the effect that 1
have made threats against some
members of the Woodmen camp
of Berea church. They are all
my personal friends and 1 have
nothing against any of thorn in
any way.
Henry Barnes.
Smoaks, Oct. 211.
V ~ ' n .
For a man to exert lus powers
in doing good so far as he can is a
most glorious task.—Sophocles.
Man is a bundle of habits.—I’aley.
Seaboard Land Company.
Office Over Press and Standard.
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence in Walterboro,
500 acre farm near Walterboro.
Several good timber propositions.
If you have property for sale, a lot. a farm, land im
proved or unimproved, a business or manufacturing
plant. Let us place it on the market for you. „ -
It will cost you nothing.
S. N. HAWS.
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Act will your port, tVre
tbe honor Itei.—Fopo.
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LITTLE ROCK NOTES.
* Ruffin, Oct. 28; spec is'.—David
Brelaud and Miss Lina dined at L G
Ulmer’s home last Sundav.
Miss Ottie Carter was the guest of
M iss Eoa Crosby on last Sunday.
K H Griffin bud buianess in Walter
boro last Friday.
Mr aud Mrs A T Jones spent
last Sunday with Mr and S B Crdsbf.
Leitch Ulmer was the guest of
James U mer Sunday last
William Ulmer ot Lodge visited
relatives near Bells last Saturday and
Suudtfy.
There will be divine servioes at
Little Rook on tbe firit Sunday by
Rev. B B Uh» er.
B V Griffin and family of William#
dined with bis parents Mr and Mrs
£ B Griffin las. Sunday.
\Gll, Mr Editor, if this
tbe waste n sket I shall ocme again
soon.
‘•Brown Eyes.”
. Come to the
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LYY YARD
With her large Battleship “TEXAS” and Torpedo Fleet]
in Port.
DON’T FORGET THE DATES.
NOVEMBER I6th-2lst, ’OS.
This is the Time of the Year to Visit the.City by the Sea.
WEDNESDAY ‘‘SHRINERS DAY”.
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Military Parade, Fantastic & Trades Display, Fire De-|
partment Parade and Hose Reel Contest, Automobile
! Floral Parade, Foot Bail Game, Charleston vs. Savannah.
Aquatic Carnival in Harbor. Street Carnival.
Nov that Louisiana hnsshat down
on the private flask thera’s nothing
left to 00 but drink mosquito lotmo.
Pall and Winter
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MRS. W. A. BLACK S
THE LADIES STORE.
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There’s only one wayio digest all food.
You may be sure of that
Pepein alone west do, for that
digests albumen only.
All digesters which depend mehi-
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helps.
They fall on feta, on etarch, on
phosphate*—oo the main pert of
your food.
They fall to eld bowel dlfrion
—e very important port
That ie why the etonmeh fafle to
get well—to do it* own digeeting
There is always some food left
undigested to irritate the stemsch
lining. Thee the inflammation is
continued, and dyspepsia does not
end
Kodol alone does all that the
stomach does, and all that the bow
els do toward digestion.
Kodof alone contains all the in
gredients needed for perfect diges
tion.
Eat what yon need of the foods
you want, and let Kodol, for a
litUe time, do the digesting.
The result is instant and com
plete. The pain will cease, the irri
tation end.
You will be astonished to see
bow quickly the stomach regains
its strength.
On the first dollar bottle of Kodol
your drwggist gives a signed guar
antee. If it fails to do all we claim,
your druggist returns yonr money.
Yon take no risk whatever. This
$1.00 bottle contains t'/j times as
much as the 50c bottle. Made by
E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago. *
For sale by Walterboro Drug Company.
Special Offer in Seasonable Dress Goods
i piece Black Broad Cloth. Value #1.00 yard, to go at 75c
1 piece Black surge. Value $1.00 yard, to go at 75c. yard.
1 piece granite Cloth. Value 80c. yd, to goat 55?. yard.
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