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WILLIAMS SIFTINGS.
(Written for last week.)
Williams, Mar. 29, Special:
—There has been an abund
ance of rain lately, never saw
so much in my life. The far
mers can do nothing but wish
and wait, and most of them
will have their corn to plant
over.
Mr Editor, can you beat
this? J T Garris made a
turnip that weighed ten and
one half pounds. Some folk
might think it is false but come
and see, it is true.
O’Quin Bros, have moved
their store nearer the depot,
and they like their location
very much.
Mrs Padgett’s sister and
mother were her visitors this
week. They were indeed
welcome at our place and we
hope they will come again
soon.
Miss Lockey from North
Carolina spent Thursday and
Friday with Misses Pearl and
Audrey Garris. , ,
Our school is getting along
fine, but we are indeed sorry
that Misses Adams and Rob
ertson had to be called away
on account of sickness. Words
are inadequate to express our
sympathy. They have our
prayers and good wishes
for the speedy recovery of
their loved ones.
Miss Ramsey had to leave
school because of her mother’s
ill health. We miss the girls
and want them to come back
to school again, so that we
can have a nice commence
ment
Miss Smoak, one ot our
teachers, gave a nice little
party for her room Thursday
night at the home of Mrs
Warren. The refreshments
were ice cream, cake, fruit
and candy. The children
played until eleven o’clock,
and all say that they never
had a “bigger” time.
We were very sorry to hear
of Little Marie Wolfe^s sudden
illness, and we trust that ere
this she is her dear sweet self
again.
Mrs Reemes and Mrs Pate
of Colleton spent Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
J T Garris.
. Some real nice music
rendered by Mrs Reemes was
greatly enjoyed by all. She
and Miss Lockey leave next
week for Philadelphia. We
are certainly sorry to have
them leave so soon.
With best wishes from.
A Reader.
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LETTER FROM YOUNG'S ISLAND.
(Written for last week.)
Young’s Island, Mar. 29.
Special:—The farmers in this
community have very cheerful
countenances, but we are
afraid that they are only tem
porary, owing to the great
amount of rainfall which is
proving very unprofitable for
thepotato crops.
The members of the Ladies
Aid Society were entertained
at the home of Mrs T W
Blitch Tuesday p. m. Luncheon
was served, and a “join in
chat” was greatly enjoyed.
Mr Bartell, familiarly known
as ' Harry,” has gained greatly
in avoirdupois since his return
to this country’. Cabbage cer-
v ainly must be nourishing.
We are glad to have Rich
ard Hughes with us again this
season. He will undoubtably
keep things cool, as he has
charge of the refrigeration.
Immediately afier the clos
ing exercises of the Consoli-
dated school, whidi will take
place Wednesday, the 31st, an
taster egg hunt will follow.
£ L Commins paid Charles
ton a pop call on Saturday
With best wishes
Press and Standard.
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- DOTS FROM ROUND.
Round, Apr. 1. Special:—
Everybody around here is busy
planting corn.
Dick Weeks of St George
visited relatives here Sunday.
Leroy Rickenbaker of For
syth, Ga. spent last week here
with his parents.
Quite a crowd of young
flok gathered at the home of
W L Utsey, Saturday, who
seamed to enjoy themselves
by playing difierent games.
"I he sociable that was given
by Misses Mena and Betron
Reynolds was very much en
joyed by all.
Miss Carey Utsey spent
Friday night with Miss Mabel
Beach.
Frank Utsey and Willie
Canady of Grover spent Satur
day until Sunday with W L
Utsey.
Mr and Mrs P M Langdale
and little son, Howell, of Pleas
ant Grove, spent last Sunday
with their parents, Mr and
Mrs W L Utsey.
Mr and Mrs L G Owens of
Walterboro passed through
this section last Monday.
Miss Ida Bishop dined with
Misses Bessie and Lee Weeks
Sunday
Misses Dora and ^ Cary
Utsey spent Saturday* after
noon with Misses Bessie and
Lee Weeks.
With best wishes to the
paper.
Daisy.
DEATH OF ELI GARTER
The angle of death visited
the home ol B B Avant on the
21st day of March at 6.20
o’clock, and took away our
grandfather, who was seventy-
nine years old.
He leaves one sister, seven
sons and four daughters with
many other relatives and
friends to mourn his death.
His remains were laid in the
Yarnville Cemetery, the funer
al services being conduted by
Rev G E Spremel from
Hampton.
Asleep in Jesus, Blessed sleep.
A grandson.
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aud Standard : —The farmers in
this sec,ion arejvery busy plant
in'; and preparing ^for another
crop.
Kev. B. F. Halfor<l”proached
a very able and interesting aer-
mon at Shiloh last Sunday.
Miss Mary Bunton, who has
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little danghter. Jewel, ia very
ill, bat we hope for her a speedy
recovery.
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night.
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sympathy.
The Shiloh school closed April
2od, and Miss Emma Bryan re
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hatchie the latter part of this
week.
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