The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 07, 1910, Image 6
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FOR SALE
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I offer for sole a Am farm of 67 aerea 7 miiea from
Walterboro, on Crow's Ford Road. Seven fcree are
fenced and under* cultivation. 60 aerea of Ane yellow
nine timber. New one atonr trame dwelling. A bargain
6700.00 takes it. Sale at Court House, Saturday noon.
DeoOmber. 10. .
CHESTLY DEWITT
WALTERBORO, ’ SOUTH CAROLINA
(kUiailA OOLLEGE UQU*
Km there has been no new* from
h« e in aumetune. thovgfct 1 would
write a few linaa.
The new Colleire haa not yet bean
completed, but we are glad that auf
ftdent work haa been aecompliahed
in order to permit oa lo carry on the
work aucceaafully out here. The
College, .which will be completed
next aummer. will be the hendaom*
eat College in the aouth. and we look
forward to the time of ita comple
tion with great internet, aa we are
proud of our College, and who would
put be? The aituation alao adds to
Ita charm, aa the healthineee and
quietneaa of the counjtr}’ seems to be
more advantageoua than that of the
ncnsy city.
Prof. D D. Pee!e v.sited his home
in N. C Laet week, while there he
apent moat of hia time in hunting,
and reports a very good time.
/ Miss Kunice Glover spent a few
day* with her parents at Walterboro
litft week, her presence was missed
very much, and we were all glhd to
84*6 her return.
Mim Grace Terrell, one of the last
y wr graduates visited the College a
h-w day* ago. 'she is teaching
school near < heatertield this year.
< >n account of the absence of so
many xirls. Society was called in.
1t»t Saturday niflrht
Misaea Mary Peinlierton ami Alma
Karr silent Saturday and Sunday
witli Mins Harrs parent* at l,ees-
vdie
1‘ruf Harold luring ha* returneil, (j.'is visiting friends
•it .r making a concert tour in tho'tiv^* in this section,
lower part of the State. Mr l/iring
ita muaician of splendid talent*,
which have b. , en cultivated under
*«m* of 'he t»est preaent*day mast-
rrs
llayuetiul Glover
vi*»t/e4 Ihh MsU*r,
w<*ek
Mow WOfie r>aniel is taking a post
graduate course at the Columbia
University, N Y. We wtah her
much success.
Walter Daniel and Walter Pike
went hunting last Thursday, and by
the game they brought back, we
judge that they were well repaid for
their trouble.
Mias Minnie Wohlers of Charlcw-
tofi who baa bsen sick, haa returned
home until she. recovers. We hope
that ere long she will be able to re
turn
An event around which much in-
tereatia centered is the Senior wed
ding. wthieh will take (dace next
Saturday night $
Misaea Klma Glover. Mnydie Rear-
den. M^ymie Harley, and Gertrude
Hudson spent laat Thursday very
pleasantly in Columbia with friends.
Mias Ruth Conner of Greenwood
visited her auiter laat week.
We are all very glad to aee Dr. W.
W. Daniel out again after a few
days of illncsb
The regular prayer meeting ser
vice was condueted last Wednesday
night by Mi*a Mane Davis; who
made a very interesting and imprea-
aive talk.
little Nell Reardon spent aeveral
days last week with her sister. Miss
May die.
With beet wish-'e for thePressaod
Standard. 1^
of Spartanburg
Mins Klma last
nadoubt eojoyable oceasioof in
jthdr MMon.
The firmer* arejrathering end
ruahinf their cotton to the mark
et for rear of declining prieee.
Miee EdnaChittyofOter S. C.
has aeMDtad the Dry Brandt
school, which began Nov. 7. and
is now programing nicely under
her management Miss Chi tty,
it one of Olars popular young
ladies and one of high standing
and ability, and the writer wish
es for her much succe— in the
position she npw holds. *
Mrs. W. H. Hiera. Billie and
Lucile visited relatives at Ehr-
hsrdt, Thursday and Friday. ..
L A. Hiers, visited mends
near Dry Brandi Sunday.
H. A. Cummings and daughter
Miss Ella, attended Sunday school
at Dry Branch Sunday.
, Heber Cummings dined at the
home of W. S. McMilliin Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McMillian
and Mias Edna Chitty. visited
relatives near Lodge Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hannands Carter
have the sympathy of the entire
community in the loss of their
dear infant which died Sunday
afternoon. Nov. 7. It was one
year old the day it died.
THb Lodge Graded school is
progressing nicely under the
management of Mrs. G. A. Mar
tin as principal and Miss Mary
Day assistant.* We have a large
attendance and a good school in
general. Among those who at
tended this school from other
districts are L A. Hiers, L. B.
Hudson, Robt Paegett.
Mr. Rents Carter of Bath, S.
and reta
in this section. ,
\V. W. Cone, is erecting a large
dwelling house in 1/odge, and
w ill no doubt be a nice house
when finished.
Come on Cozy Bell, lets hear
front you some more.
Sincerely your Scribe.
L. A. Hiers.
Wh«ii you hxr*- « roM get ft bottle of
Uhanibe lilir* Co'igh It m-fty* It will
•oon fix yt q op ail light end will wen!
off ftoy teu'louoj u wnrd pneomonU
Tbi* rraedv ointainx oo opt on or other
narcotic end may be given m cmS lest
ly In a bftbv aa to an adml. Sold by all
de« le re.
Die Madchen
(Columbia College, Dec. 2.
NEWS FROM LODGE.
l»lge, Nov. 30. - Editor The
Dress and Standard: Once again
your unworthy Scribe comes to
join the happy band of corres
pondents. We are having some
fine weather in this section; and
have for the iast few weeks,
which has no doubt been very
Agreeable for the farmers to fin
ish harvesting their crops, and
to put in their fall grain.
Sugar boilings and bog killings
ars notable events of the day
new 4e section, and they are
ITEMS FROM RAYENEL
Ravenel, Dec. 2, - Special: We
have had an extremely cold day.
but this ia expected as the old
year ia drawing to a close, and
nearly every one around here
have finished gathering their
crop*.
We have a very good school
here and are very much pleased
with our teacher. Miss Eloine
Lord of Charleston.
Mr. Shalken and family of
Charleston have moved in our
town recently.
Herbert Faribee and Mias Mar
garet Gilmore were married a
short time ago, and are making
their home nere at present
C. F. Butler and family expect
to leave soon for Hot Springy
Arkansas, where Mr. Butler will
be treated. We hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Charles Galen and family of
Jacksonboro have moved to Have-
nel today, and will occupy the
home Itelonging to Mr. Cope.
The health of our little town at
present seems to be very good.
Mrs. T. O. Powell is much im
proved in health.
Busy Bee.
HiLL HINNANT.
On Sunday I had the pleasure
of_ attending the marriage of
Miss Harriet Hill to Mr John
Hinnant The bride is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Hill
of this place. The marriage
took place at their winter home.
White House.
The bride was very prettily
attired in a dress of white mull,
which was very becoming.
The following ladies mid
geniltmen acted aa bridesmaids
and groomsmen: Miss Daisy
Saarson with Ed. Gatch, Mias
Sarah Saarson with Hal ton Hill,
Mias Arne O'Bryan with Das-
snuMwicK witn rosceu
The bridaamalds war? vary
of white, and
ware looking their beat
Tba hrlda ia the poaaeaaor of a
vary amiihlt disposition
She will ha
very moeh mtaakrt at her homo.
Mr Hinnant is from North Cart
•Una. and ia a young man of
good eharcter and exceptionally
good habits. He is well thought
of by all who know him, having
been here about two years.
The ceremony whs performed
byludgeRGW Bryan in the
presence df a host of relatives
aadfriandsof the bride and groom.
After the ceremony was per
formed cake and wine were
served to the crowd, and then
they all assembled in
and FoataU Carter took
•"jjM** !»?»»•
Hinnant are now)
at the home of Mr and Mrs O’
Conor. Long and happy Uve tho
bride and groom. ,
Hendersonville, Dec. 2.
NOTICE.
4 bkta will bt rwrired »t this
at satll Sstardar, Dae. 8. Itlff, far I
a frrryMa at Parker'■ Farry tor II
of Deo. 1910, and autil Jos. 1,1
ISIS—18 okmUm
By order of JO Griffin,
Ittaei: cMBperrtaor C O.
U Albert Beach, Clerk.
Not 14 1S10
NOTICB.
On the Utb of December, 1910, 1 will [
make my fluml retnre fta edmioUtrator
of eetete of / D Altmae and immedlate-
Ijr therender will apply Probate Jodge |
lor Lettei e OtemlMory.
K O Beach,
Not 14,1910. Admietetratrlx
NOTICB.
On the 14'h of DMember, 1910 I «iU I
make my flaal reiarn m ailmloutratiix |
• f e tote of C H Beech end immediate
ly thereafter will apply to Probate |
Judge for Letter* Dismtaonry
Fannie E Bea:h,
Not. 14 1910. Adminiatra'ris.
^ NOTICE.
On the 9th riajrof December, 1910. 1
will make my final retara, and Imme-|
diately the eafter apply to Probata
.'ndate of C'orteion c *uufy fur Letter*
DUmiaeory of e*tate of Ben War-en.
Lony Warren,
A'^minGtratrix.
Walteilioro, 8. O , N.»v. 14, 1019.
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time. We are offering our
customers a very choice line of
high grade groceries at the
lowest prices.
1-2 Patent Flour $4.85 and up
per bbl.
Finest Patent Flour At $5.75
and $6.00 per bbl.
Fine Grist at $1.65 per aack.
Rice st $2 95 to$4.96 per sack.
Best Table salt st 55c per Back.
Meat at 10c. per pound and up.
We hsve s fine line of Mens,
Boys and Youths* suits ranging
in prices from $1.50 to $10.00.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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