The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 24, 1909, Image 7
ASHTON ITEMS.
[Written for last week]
Ashton, Mar. 12. Editor
Press and Standard:— v our
scribe has been enjoying the
genial spring weather too much
to drop a line about our live
little town.
Two social features have
taken place here recently that
did credit tocfur town. Both
were enjoyed by all.
The church entertainment
on Mar. 6th surpassed our ex
pectations thrice financially.
The crowd could not be accc-
modatedand the exercises were
given close attention with
frequent approvals. Tlianks
to the patronage.
The Knights invited friends,
relatives and brother Knights
to a banquet at their hall on
March 9th. At the appoint
ed hour the hall was filled with
a bevy of pretty girls with
their fathers, mothers and
sweethearts. He who fails to
enjoy such a feast; pretty girls
and every eatable that could be
thought of at hand; is poor in
deed. The oyster and fish
surpassed the fowls, hams etc,
in appreciation. We want
another banquet soon, Mr.
Knights. No hard times is
thought of when such a table
as you set is placed before us.
The children, grandchildren
and some friends of Mr. Luke
Stanley spent his birthday,
March, 10th, with him. Mr.
Stanley is one of our oldest
citizens. We hope he will
spend many more birthdrys as
he did Wednesday with his
loved ones around and a sump
tuous dinner to bring smiles
to his genial face and to do
honor .to his hoary head.
W. S. Black of Allendale
spent a few days of last week
here with his daughter, Mrs.
J. M. Jones.
Mrs. W. D. Berry visited
Smoaks last Thursday.
H. N. Wood of Moselle is
here buying hickory logs.
A little girl has come into
the home of W. O. Jones to
begin its earthly pilgrimage
and to bring more happiness
into the world.
The millinery store of Miss
Effie Jones seems to be one of
the most popular stores in
town at present. The girls
love to be looking at the pret
ty spring hats and well they
may for this season the hats
will surpass themselves in
beauty.
Our ears are screwed to their
highest pitch waiting to hear
two w dding bells at Ashton.
Which will ring first?
An entertainment is in view
for the closing exercises of our
school. We know Miss Daly
will do credit to herself and
school.
1 he farmers are in a rush at
work; hauling fertilizers, some
planting and some trying to
keep “Mr. Lark" from eating
what corn is up.
The contest is interesting.
The hustler will win. Who is it?
Ashtonian.
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SOME MORE ABOUT WHISKEY.
Mr. Editor. Aa 1 have seen so
much in your paper abont whis
key, thought I would write a
few linrg One thing that I can
not nndeistand, and that iathis;
almoH every girl runs down
whiskey drinkers, so 1 will tell
you iiirl*, if none of you mould
go with any boy that drinks or
smokes that would break them
quicker than any thing else, but
you all run down us fellows so
bad, then will jump at a chance
to ride with us, especiallyjif we
hav e & fine horse and buggy.
Now girls if vou will not eo
with any hoy thit amells like a
whiakey keg or a tobacco Ikjx
that would break (hem quicker
than bharaing them about it.
Th.*re arc a plenty thit do noi
drink or smoke but they might
talk as f 1st as those who are
boosy, you girls will go with
them tho’uh and my they were
not drinking when they are so
full tl at the? cannot hold up
their heads nor can they drive
straight.
Mow girls take my advice and
do not he caught with any of os
when we are smelling like ‘‘Fuss
X”.
Jolly Boy.
. DOTS FROM GREAT SWAMP
Mar. 19. Editor of The Press
and Standard:—Please allow
me space in your paper for a
few dots.
The people of this section
are getting ready for another
crop.
Miss Pearl Hemdpn from
Drs. Creek is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs
Mamie Robertson.
W I
visited
O’Quin last Sunday.
Master Quillie Blocker has
been calling on a young 1 lady
here, and we think the wed
ding bells will soon ring, that
is, if crooked F does not get
in the way;
J L Hickman is visiting
relatives and friends at Fields
Point
T.J.Y.
If you haven’t the time to exercise
regularly, Doan’e ReyuleU will pre
▼eut coneriparion. They Induce a mild,
ea*r, heal btul acMon of «be bowele
with tut iHptng. Ask jour druggist for
them. S-Tc,
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NEWS FROM BLUFFTON.
Blufilton, Mar. 19, Editor
Press aqd Standard:—If you
will all w me a little space in
your paper I will give you a
few dots.
We are having fine weather
in our section and the farmers
are getting ready for this year’s
planting, which they will begin
just as soon as the cold is over.
Prohibition is getting to be
the general talk in our neigh
borhood and we are in hopes
of having it here soon so that
we can have better times in
Blufhon.
N. H. C.
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Mr and Mrs Jacob
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JONES SWAMP DOTS.
Mar. 19, Editor Press and
Standard:—Please allow me
space in your paper for a few
dots.
We have been having some
pretty good weather lor the
planting of crops.
There was an interesting
speech made at Stokes on the
13th inst. to tne farmers.
L>uite a number of people at
tended, forty of whom gave
their names to become an
independent farmer.
John £) Warren has return
ed home from Savannah, where
he will remain during the sum-
mer.
Mrs L J Hiott from near
Stokes spent a very pleasant
day last Sunday with her son
and daughter near Walter
boro. She was accompanied
by a few of her lady friends.
Larrie Hiott spent a very
pleaseant day last Saturday in
^Walterboro.
Rev Ulmer preached a very
interesting sermon at Grace
church last Sunday. Quite a
number of people attended.
Mr and Mrs J W Hiott
spent last Sunday with H K
Hiott. The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly by
several of the boys, and girls
singing and playing.
Larrie Hiott spent Satur-
oay night with his brother
near Walterboro.
Guess 1 will ring off now
but if 1 see this in print will
come again.
With best wishes to The
Press and Standard.
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BRANT ITEMS.
Brmut, Mmr. 13. Editor Preoo nn<
Standard:—As 1 never toe anythin]
from this section I have come agaii
Mr and Mrs A A Yarn visited he
lather last Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Mark Nettles ar
visiting their son, Jeff, this wee!
near Sniders.
Mr and Mrs Manse Nettles spen
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Miss Florence Yarn spent last Sun
day with little Miss Lizzie Nettles.
As 1 do not know any more new
will c'oae with best wishes.
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