The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 18, 1909, Image 6
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COTTAGEVILLt LOCALS.
Written lor l<u»t
CotUkf{eville. Au^. !• — MIwb
Thorns timl Ethel Haet'Iden of Kiike
t'ity, S. K . y:*it^l Mn It II Willu a
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Mws liuth 1’i-roe, a ho has b»fn
vititinit in Sumter and brranton.
8. C.. hn» rfturnrU home.
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Mi** In* Skiuner of Sumter, tibiI
ADAMS RUN RIPPLES. . NEWS FROM DRY BRANCH.
Adam* Him, Auk. I I— Hie lum. I (alK**, Auk • 13—The farmers
mt-r awellowg still ^utimae to Hit: are about through pulliDi: fodder
soon only th* '‘ stay-at h"»ne e ami and rollon piekiriK is the topic
“can’t K^t-awavs ~ will t* left to pop- »,f fho d iv • Ttit 7 tanners have
olate the town. Iiad some very unfavorable
MraS.I Kutnph l*Tt Thursday lor yveather lor gatheriuK their fod-
ftreviiville to j un her trieinl, Mrs; ( J er(
Uabb on a camping party to < edar Mi** Mitiie Fender has return-
Mor.ntaiu. laifer site wib go to p,j home trotn a visit to her sts-
ed Mm Alev Durunt a lew weeks ago (Vaar’s Hea<l, where she will be t er8< Mrs Willie Folk and Mr*
Miss \ era Knight pf Summerville • joined by the Captain. Mr Humph ,J ( n» barter,
visited Misw-r Mamie and Corahe took Mrs Humph to the t ity in his Misaea Kate and Sue Thomas
f f’S A HOOD PLAN IO
* Tinit al ibe wre^rnoii'S
HTailaMe and not decide
which piano to boy until
y..n hay* *e*n them n'd
AVil take oor chan< e then
on your Doriny a-
FRUIT JARS' COMPLETL
Stieff
Ackerman last week. Shg made
many friends while here.
Mrs P T Trimmier of Spartan
burg, is vmiting her mother, Mrs S K
Perry
The many mends of Mrs N CA
Sauls are glad to hear of her rwovery
from typhoid fever.
James Williams of Lake City is
visiting Rosser Smith.
Mimes Emmia and Bessie Williams
of Florida are visiting relatives here.
Eugene Vurn of Moselle visited
Eugene Ackerman last week
Prof W K Willis of Spring Hill,
Tenn. is here on a visit to his parents,
Mr and Mn 1. H Willis. We are
verv glad to have him with us again.
AJuite h large crowd attended the
I'rohthition Picnic here last Friday.
A great deni of interest was nmol-
car. They wen
Prof Bellinger
lieagu . Mr and Mrs Brown and
children and Mrs Ada Barnwell weie
also m the party.
Onr popular physician has t«en
(jaitewick with fever. Mrs Taylor
was apprehensive 6f typhoid, so Dr
Robert Wilson was called from the
city, sad after analysing his blood
said that there were no typhoid germ*
for which we were all thankful.
The ladies of the Methodist
Church gave an ice cream festival
Thursday evening for the purpose of
raising funds to pay, foi the organ
which they recently purchased. They
are faithful worker* for their church,
accompanied' by their aunt, Mrs J
iml Miss Klu* j. en( j er (j ur j DK last week.
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Mrs 0 0 Caldwell has returned
home from an extended visit to
to her son, T B Caldwell of
Round.
T B Caldwell is looking high
now over the idea of a fine boy .
Mrs J M Walker of St. Mat-
thews and sons, Leon and Mon
roe, visited the home of M K
Cat ter a few days ago.
Frank Caldwell attended the
protracted meeting an Adnah
last week.
Several around here attended
the Crocketville picnic, and all
i
The best Piano to be bad
for as liftla money ss a
good Piaae can be sold.
Direct from maker to user,
without agent’s or middle
man’s profit. Every oent
of the prior you pey is ac
counted for In the instru
ment lleelt.
2 quarts 95c. dozen.
I quart 75c. dozen.
1 pint 60. dozen.
Extra tops 40. dozen.
Extra Rubbers:
Red 10c. dozen
Block 5c dozen. *
BYRNE’S STORE.
and deserve, for their efforts to be re P° r f » tine time,
crowned with sucoess.
Sunday is the ia*t service Rev T I’
l
Walterboro,
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death Carolina.
(ilymphirt.
ftsted in tin- lectures that were given. Baker will give u* lor sometime, for
The iimnv friends of Drff W Black, he take* hi* vacation and embraces
our (Vmiitv Superintendent of Kdu-! this opportunity to v]*it his parents
cation, w-r- gbid to have him in at his old home in Virginia. He i*
OUr midst. greatly loved by hi* congregation,
Mias I Vail .Sand ifer of Round 1* who, while they will mt** Ens force-
v'Siting Mi* L A \ck« rmau ful *< rmon*, wish tor him a pleasant
Mies Miiv Dukes is here on .» visit j holiday, which h *0 ricnly d«*erve8.
to^relatnc I Mr* John Bieliop * i»f W alterEx»ro,
'l?*- I D Aekernmn of Charleeton who wa* visiting Mr* < larence < ar->
I • Ackerman ol
1* visiting 'ehitives here.
,, Misi I turtle Ackerman h it yester
day lor ' harh ston on a visit to rela-
ti /ee.
Henry and Hugo Sinim* of Drange-
burg an spuiding some time witn
M re J P Ackerman.
Filin.
SNIDERS DOTS
Binder", Ang. 12.—Crops
around here are very promising,
foddei pulling is the order of the
day: cotton picking will follow.
Walter Carvin aud I^e Ben
ton attended the Crocketville
picnic. They report a very
pleasant day.
Mieses Maude gnd Eunice Pad
gett are visiting relatives and
friends in Sumter.
Mim (.’allie 1 aiue of Columbia
is visiting the Misses Bishop.
Claude Smoak, who has beeu
visiting relatives and friends
here, has returned to his home at
Hurds, Fla *
Billifi Bishop spent Saturday
and Sunday last in Hampton.
Mrs W W Bishop visited near
B^antyWhohss been very ill,
but ie improving.
Misses Dorn Bishop and Callie
Lane spent Inst Snnday with
Misses Yarn and Dana Herndon.
J 0 Netties 8r. and wife
visited relatives in Gillisonville
the latter part of last week.
Misses Dora and Addle Bishop
ned Oalllie Lane will leave Fri
day afternoon to visit relatives
and friends in Hampton.
There will be a Snnday school
picnic at Shiloh Baptist church,
Aug. 2oth. The public is invited
to com* *nd bring we^l filled
baskets* Mr Editor you must
be sure to <*>aie.
A Homely Uir!.
SMOAKS ITEMS.
Snicuk*, Ang. 14.—Isham
Padgett and Miss Della Padgett
were happily married Wednes
day eveuiug at the Methodist
Parsonage, by Pev J M Lawson.
Mis* Ada Sanders, one of
Greenville's charming young
ladies, is visiting the Misses
Sauls, of this place.
G 0 Carter returned home
Thursday, after a pleasant visit
here.
Mm* Nettie Myers returned
home Saturday after a delight
ful visit to Ritter. She was ac
companied by her oharmiag
cousin, Miss Florrye Carter.
nisees Florrye Carter and Net
tie nyera ettended the Indien
game of bell at Branchville last
! ter, ha* returned home.
Mr* tarter returned home Tues
day, after a visit of some length to
her son, (.' F 1 arter,
DOTS FROM STOKES.
Stoke*, Aug. 14.—'1 he farmers
around here have almost finish
ed pulling fodder and the cotton
is opening fast.
Luke Drawdy and daughter.
Mis- Add.e, of Bitter, spent
from Saturday until Monday
with hi* nrbther, K \V Drawdy
near h**re.
Mrs.I H Beach vva» called to
<♦' 1 •
th* bed side of her daughter,
Cattle, at Ashton a few day* ago.
t 'harles Kavenel lias returned home ,5> l ,< “i 11 ^ treated by Dr h 1
alter a visit ct two week* to the and we are g.ad to eay
mountains of North < arolina. improving.
Mr and Mrs K I. ChaMereau are Mr and Mrs T W Beach visited’
visiting th* former’s home at Bam-1 ^ r * en ^ 8 Hear Evergreen Sunday
berg. Ia*t.
„ A Kami W K^irs.* have returned,, » Mrs .Martha Crosby from
after a brief visit to their old home, ha8 spending some
where they went for the purpose of time with friends near Waiter-
attending the marriage ol their sister, j boro.
Rev l• 11 Newton returned from Mis* Cora Beach and brother,
Bamberg yesterday. j Talbert, dined with Miss Eliza
* 1’rof K B Bellinger is again seen on Beach last Sunday,
our streets. Miss Nancy Newton has been
The many friends of Mr and Mrs j spending some time with her
(' K ( arter 8Vtii|»athi/4 with them in sister. Mr* M D Warren, near
the loss of their infant. Tho’ this Stokes,
tiny flower j stay was but^ brief in
this cold world, its perfume will
linger long in the hearts ami lives ol
Cbas. M.
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff Shaw and
Stieff Selfplayer Pianos
Southern Wareroom:
5 W. Trade St.
(Charlotte, ° » N. Q,
C. H- WILMOTH,
Manager.
MENTION THIS PAPER.
Let Kodol
You one* could eat anything you
warned, and your stomach wuuid
Digest What You Eat Then You Can Eat What
You Like
stomach, and therefor© will do the
same work as the stomach, when it is
well and strong—the only difference
is. Kodol never getstired—and Kodol
is the only oigestant today, that will
digest ail food and do it as com
pletely, as ast rong, healthy stomach.
Get a bottle now and have it ready
to help your stomach at times when
digest it.
Bi
lut now there's somethings wh'ch
your stomach won't digest. Your
stomach absolutely refuses to accom
modate you when you eat certain
food—so you have been forced by your
stomach to eat food which you de
BIG REDUCTION
SILL
We are now offering all ol
our low quarter shoes AT
COSt. We mean just what
we sav, at COS1. I lie wel
known Brown Shoe Co’s brand
tested, and pa«s up those delicacies you need an assistant. Kodol ia aS
that you would have really enjoyed, the nearest drug store.
There U now a way to eat any r 1
thing you like, if you will let* Wur GuamfitCC
Kodol digest it.
Kodol will do this, too. It won’t
talk back or command, but will go |
right ahead with its work and digest
all the food you eat. Kodol will let 1
you eat anything you like.
Oo to yourdnifgUt today and yet a dol
lar botne. 1 ben after you bare used tbo
enilra contents of tba Dottle, If you can
boneetly any, that It has not done you any
■nod return toe bottle to ttoe drugftat and
be will refund your money without quee-
tionordelay. we wtu then pay the drug-
*l»t for tbe bottle
pay the drug-
Don’t heal tale, all
those who loved it, bidding them
keep their hearts and minds p ire, so
at the final day they may be reunited,
and enjoy the jibaoe a Inch paaseth
understanding.
More Anon. *
SMOAKS ITEMS.
Smoaks, Aug. 18.—We have had
fame very good rams lately and the
crops are looking fine. The farmers
are about through laying-by, and
have been going to the different pro
tree ted meetings
Luoas Padgett and sister, Mias
Mary Anoye of Ruffin, visited their
uncle, Henry Strickland, a few days
ago.
Mmm May Strickland returned to
her home at Stokes last week, after
•pending a short time with relatives
and friends here.
Lonnie C Smith, who ia now clerk
ing in Branchville, spent • few very
pleasant days at his home here.
Mias Viola Huffman, who has been object was to organize a local
visiting her friend,- Miss Calamine branch of the Union which is
Strickland, retnrned to her home in ! composed of more than three
Walterboro. million farmers. Beaufort is one
Dr Luke Padgett returned to his:of a very few counties in this
home in Hastings, FUu after spend- j $Ute that has no branch. There
ing a week «tith relativea here. ! was a misunderstanding about
MrsAV V liobertson spent the at cost. We have just received
day with >>« daughter. Mr. H A an enormous shipInent „f fa |l
Robertson, last Tuesday. r
We are glad to see John War
ren ont again from hit illness.
Min Ida Beach spent last
Saturday with her cousin, Miss
Cora Beach.'
Mr and Mrs Eddie Morris fiom
Stoke*, dined with Mr and Mrs
J E J Oroedy last Snnday.
Min Millie Beach has been
•pending some time with her sis
ter, Mn Jeff Smoak of Lodge.
She reports a pleasant visit.
J W Beach and wife have re
turned from their visit to
Smoaks.
Two Loving Girls.
shoes, so must close out the
balance of the Summer goods*
It means money to you to see
us before you buy any shoes.
J M WITSELL SUPPLY CO.
Kodol will do exactly what vour kuowUNatourruavaatMUfboa.
atomach does, when four stomach is | Md'^V.VSTl??fatfly. ‘tt.^I*?*
well and strong, and more, when it' bottl* contain* SH Ubm a* nucb aa im
la tired or out of order. *nr c* D t
Kodol ia composed of exactly the Kodol la prepared at the labor*,
juices aa found in a healthy toriasof K. E. DaWitt&Co.,-Chicaf*
, f \
For sale by Walterboro Drug Company.
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FRUIT TRESS. ,15 °
IN KAUFORT
Mr S F Parrott, deputy organ-
nizer of the South Carolina State
Farmers’ Union, met famers of
this county at the Court House
at ten o'clock this morning. His
CONCORD NURSERIES,
CONCORD, ° - CA.
One of the oldest and most re
liable Nurseries In the South
ern Slates. All trees (varan-
teed to be as represented and
fires from disease Of any kind.
OUR MOTTO: More Trees
and better tress.
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Building comfortable. Modern conveniences. tlSS pave all charge* for o jo year.
Rooms. Table Board and Library. Chartered 1884. For catalogue address
REV. B. G. CLIFFORD. D. D.. UNION. S. C.
PLUMP FOLKS AND THIN FOLKS.
Bamoee Will Make People Fat—“Money
Hack if it Falla” Bay* John M Klein.
Tbe line of beauty i* a carve. Women
may be thin and graceful, but not thin
beantitul. There ia a vaat number of
a
J C Strickland of Stoke* is vi-iting the place of meeting and it was tbim acrawny people who are all
his brother, Henry Strickland. 1 postponed to meet at the Ccurt *“ ner ™-
Hariy Kinard and Charles Henry lH<N1#e September fourth. On
Strickland attended the picnic at i Mondav branches were organized
Tabor, and they report having a fine »tt Bluffton. Pritcharville and
time.
.) A Carroll and Uus Sauls visited
Walterboro last Monday.
L C Padgett attended the Fanners’
Union in Columbia last week.
We are glad to learn that Mn F J
Berry »a up again.
Mr and Mr* 1> L Smith of Walter-
boro visited relatives here last week.
Nr sad Mn Willie Padgett of
Waltarboro vimted at the home of
Jasper Smith a few days ago.
Artiie Smith varied has
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without the
•trength and health that accompnies the
standard weight. Good flesh and per
fect health go tother. A true flesh-
forming food Tike Bamow Is absolutely
necessary to many people.
This remarkable discovery comes la
tablet lorm and when taken after
meals mingles with the foot and h4lpe
It to asrimilate so that It makes rich,
blood aad pleasing plumpness. No owe
can use this wonderful flesh-forming
food for 10 days without a noticeable
gain in flesh and strength. Carefully
kept aiatlstios show that oat of ‘Ovacy
hundred people who begin the am of
Somoer, 90 par cent, iscream la weight
and their health and strength an re
stored.
John N Klein baa so
la this remarkable fleeh forming food
aad health restore, that he 1* wilUag
end gkd to enow any ewetomar so da
posil 80o with him aad take home a hot
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