Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i f» i: ■*' , ww2r&*i\ ■■ ■■ : v-i»t Pl£a KQBT. v * " . ' *>■ * t, T ?*•' r ' ^ .* iBLT l». |« u fi. *■, ft Th« only Nabonal Bank in Under the tupenrisioa of the United States Government. PUT YOUR MONEY HERE * dSHLE Mil '•F FIRST NATIONAL BANK w wia Tbo. J AH Jas. E. Peurifov, I’rrsi ient. E. E. Jcnes, Vice-Prest C. G. Padgett Cashier. MH'.VL AND PERSONAL. R. M. Aryan, of Ikslla, had bual- n?HH in town Monday. ‘ y J A and Jniiper Jones of Smoakr were among those in town Monday. Miss Ruby Hill of Kour«i has returned home after a very pleas ant visit in town with relatives O E. P. Knlaht left Saturday for a visit to his brother In Summer ville. W O. Bowers and wife, of the HudsnV Mill sertion were In town 9 Friday shopping. Miss l.illn Beach of the Mt. Car mel section is visiting relative^ in Columbia Miss Catlverlne de Trevllle la spending this week with Miss Ruth Risher of Routd. Hex and Mrs. Henry Cauthen, Miss Price Gives Whist Party. On* of the most enjoyable events i nWalterboro society in the past week was a whiat party given by Miss Vivienne Price, Thursday even ing in honor of two popular ladies. Miss Olive Strange of Allendale, and Mira Pearl Price of North. P'lgressive whist was the game The first prize was won by Vernon .‘adgett; the booby by Miss Ethel j Gruber. Delicious refreshmetns were served during the evening. Those present were: Misses Eth el Gruber, Edith and Helen Lucas, I ,’essfe IWrison, Rebecca Padgett, of Gatresvllle Fla., Elia and Miriam du Rots, Belle W'escoat i Doll ye Price, Eunice Glover, Beulah Miles, | Ulmer Fiehburne, Nelle McTeer, Enw By D^Jnels of Savannah; Florence YOU WILL NOT ONLY BE PLEASED WHEN YOU BUY HARD WARE FROM US, BUT AFTERWARD. OUR BRANDS OF HARDWARE ARE KNOWN. RELIABLE BRANDS AND WILL STAND HARD WEAR. WHEN YOUR HARDWARE WEARS OUT COME BUY YOUR NEW THINGS FROM US. YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH AND OUR PERS< N vL GUARANTEE THAT WHAT YOU BUY WILL STAND THE TESL A. Wichman & Son, WALT ERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA Tb« Machine that than the other* do Empty. You’ll find the am#er in the MOTOR HGH SPEED This is a picture of the “first aid to weary house- wives." Second Union Meeting. The Second Union Division will . hold its next meeting with tha Black Essie Hyrne, Pearl Price, of Bapt|8t church on SaturJaLy North; Olivia Strange, of Allendale; before the Flfth 8unday i D j u iy. May Price, Ray Jones. Minnie Ayer.^ n c . clock A . M Hatlie von Lehe Mr. and Mrs. Ir- took their little son, Jennings, to p raaer( Gadsden Padgett, Fuller introductory sermon by Rev. Geo. A. Martin. Organisation, Appointment of Rodgers, Rhett Simons, Henderson Commlti99 ^ vit>g Fishbume. Messrs. Anderson Marvin James Frtpp, Robbie Frlpp, Lewis Fri PP. <1 i 1CUiI , i ,4; The following subjects will os r 1st. What Relation is the Lay- Charleston today for medical treat- uleE< - Hughes Murray, Lucian Patterson, Miss May Price, who ha. been Ra ’ r,noml Christoph von '”7“^ “the Church, (visiting relatives at Barnwell and Lehe ’ B<>n 8*“«*era, John Lucae, ^ hgl»i»» in Spreading the (Allendale, has returned home. Jake ?****"• of Florida; Sherwood Halford. H. J. Qlv- Price, Vernon Padgett, Heber Pad- mwtm 01AD* 2nd. Tho principle and Plan of Mrs. H. W. du Bola and little gett; v Anderson Sanders, Harvey daughter. Hebe- who have been Anderson. Henry Olorer, C. G,OT ® r » NeVlH^lMant Giving as a means visiting In Savanah will return to- Joel Padgett, Godfrey Hyrne, M. ’ morrow. , Beach. Ectt ,r R. M. Jefferies of Ridge- land was in town Saturday visiting frtencs • of 8ystsm»t(c OiYtoC in our Church es.—Gee. A. Martin M. R. Stone. 3rd. Whet Effect will the Bap tist Alliance Meeting, recently held Marriage License No. 2. Deputy Clerk of Court Ackerman PhlMMpHa, have upon Baptists . wan called upon Sunday to issue a th ® Wort* Over. State some of C Fraser left yesterday for marriave license to P W. Fisk of th ® R«M°M f°f J tB Meeting.—J. C. Hendersonville, N. C. where he will Kound and M1|ta Bessie Fisk, Lodge, j LaW8 °*. w - w - C® 11 *- »pen«i h short vacation. U waa the intention of this couple Su^y Mornimr. were to be married at otce, but no returM Sunday School Exercises at 10 part has teen made as yet. o clock. Missionary Sermon at 11 o'clock. Marriage Licenee No. 3. Alottn Green of Monks Corner hav* Mr. S M. Riddle, representing the ing v ('o<*d adn won the hand of hours for meeting, morning and G.«», Drug Company of Charleston. R|t ft Gertrude of White Hall, they “**ht They have not designated spent Sui Gay her* at the home of came to Walterboro yesterday to hours for dscussiox of aub- short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Griffin, among those who attended a of the meeting at Drs. ('reek week last by Rev. J. C. Lawson. Your committee suggests the .Mr M. Jones. M's* Jessie Fraser of Walterbo- ro. Is expected In the city short ly to spend a while with Mrs. H. G. Leiding. Charleston Evening Post. get .egal sanction, and were granted ^ ect< - »** v »«* th® matter of interval dlret.se No. 3. by Deputy Clerk Ack- to th ® Union* We earnestly urge a ornu n large attendance of delegates from They returned to White Hall for th ® <*hurches composing the Union the Ceremoney Dlvlaion. 0 Mrs. F O. S. Curtis, and daught<| Marriage Ucenee No. 4. Miss Kosa, will leave on Saturday Yesterday Deputy Clerk Ackerman or a visit to Charleston and Sulli- issued two marriage licenses. Late van's Island. For the committee. F. O. 8. CURTIS. Chairman. in the afternoon James Shlffel and Wal- Visited Relatives In Virginia. J. M. Benton, Mrs B^B. Benton. Emily Kennedy (colored) .of Wal- ! O. 8. Hill, Frank and Murphy u . ltoro came up for thelr i, cens *. and son. returned Saturday from a Fox. left Monday for Otter Island. They w ,„ ^ mRrrted | ater , n the vl,,t to their unc, ®> H - R - B«nton, rhere tb**y will Join a party for a few days fish. week. Mrs P. K. Willis and little sons. Alex aid Edward, of Cottageville, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Willis' parents. Mr. and Mm. K. P. t L night. •Hie advent of a little life Is al ways an epoch in a family, nod a doubly sweet and tender one when I the stranger is a sweet little girl. Dr and Mrs. A. P. Barnes are After a pleasant visit to Miss celebrating such an epoch upon the Louise Thames. Miss Emmie Strobel arrival of a little girl at their home returned to her hojne in Walterborr* early Monday morning. ♦ his afternoon.—Charleston Even Ing Fust.. at Lyndhurst, Va., They were de lighted with their visit, and are indebted to “Uncle Dick’* for many courteaies. Mr. Benton was here several months during the winter He was a brother of the late “Un cle Ben" Benton, and has been living in Virginia for several years. Presents!! There is nothing so suitable for presents in jewelry as a 1 solid gold or sterling silver article. SuchJ an article will LAST a LIFE TIME and is a LASTING remembrance of TR1ENDSHIP. * o If you want anything in this line call at OUR STORE where you will find a large Assortment of the BEST articles in Solid Gold Sterling Silver \CUTGALSS To Select From S. Finns Jewelry Store. • y Walterboro and Allendale. S. C This is Woman’s Greatest Labor Saver—and Heven achild can run it. The Spiral Cut Gears tell the story. Mayoe you don't know what they are—but come to see us and let us show you how the slightest pressure on the lever sets the four-winged wooden dolly spinning—chums the hot, soapy water through the clothes. Nothing qpn rip or tear—heavy or delicate fabrics are treated impartially. No slop—no strains—but a joy ride all along the clothes line. • . We’d like to tell you all t^e story here—but that’s impossi ble. We’re so certain of what it will do and the way it will please you that we’ll give you an iron-bound 5-YEARGUARAN- TEE Y< u can’t lose—but you’re sure to win, because the MOTOR HIGH SPEED is Pleasure Insurance—an easement for weary muscles and tingling nerves. Come todays-because tomorrow is one day nearer next Monday. EASY TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE PERSONS Brown Fnrnitiire & Hardware Company. MlllltX The Ladies of Walterboro and Surrounding Country j c ^ ARE INVITED TO CALL AT O , "* • Mrs. Jones’ Millinery Store AND GET A FINE DRESS HAT OR A STYLISH SAILOR AT JUST HALF PRICE This sale began July 4th, and continues through the entire month of JULY. A fruity Fan Will bu Civun With Each Hat Prices of Hats Cut in Tufo. o • Don’t wait, come and make your selections at once. Cordially, Mrs. J. S. Jones. Indigestion Mix* Harhara Jaquea. who has been employed by M. V. Glover, fer pomettme as clerk is sp^nilir.<r sometime with her parents at Cot- tagevllle. Mrs. Harre and little daughter, M '“ K i'» '’'""'V-'""'*'” i ies*,css, distress and all the (Wiarleaton Saturday after a vlalt of several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Knight. ^Ils* Alice Hlott, who has been t^ing a business course in Way- cross. Ga., arrived here Friday I^bt. After speeding a few da>« s^ home she will go to Ruffin to finish teaching her schpol which ahg left in the early apriug. .W. A. Kluard of Mt. Carmel was la town Saturday. Children's Day at liOdge. Lodge,'July 17,—Special: The Methodist Sunday school gave an enjoyable Children's day exercises here Friday of luet week. There was a program of recitations by the Is the Curse of every home, children, and addresses by Hon. Jas. Cnmbie’s Digestive Wine wA\ cure it **• Peurlfoy of Walterboro and Prof in all It nils. Painful digestion, !I - K - Strickland. A large crowd sour stomach, bloated feeling, w “ pr " < •" , " n ‘ 1 M "> r<,n * • . . - , , , * to enjoy the day to the utmost . palpitation of the heart, sleep- There will begin a series of meetA ills arising from popr digestion |n ^ 8 at-Maahawviiie on the fourth yield promptly to the marvel-1 Sundav ,n Jul > - at ,h< * a^^ooi house. COKER COLLEGE FOR #0NEN. Offers a four years course leading to A. B. with special courses in Music. Art, Expression, and Com mercial Branches. Four Large Buildings newly furo- ithed; Modern Steam Heating Plant; Pec trie Lights; Artesian Water, hot and cold baths on every floor. Teachers and Officers for 1911-12, number W. Resident rtudents lim ited to 200. An ideal home with a remarkable health record. $165,009 endowment, reducing the cost to $180.00 for the session. W rite for catalog and book of views. COKER COLLEGE, HARTSVILLE, 3. C. NOTICE. ous effect of GanUe's Digestive Wi 50c the bottle at your nearest store or frorrt SHUPTRINE GO. Savannah, Ga. Money back if not pleased. For tale by John M. Kleia. The first service will he he* 1 have bought out the entire stock of drugs belonging to Dr. B. G. Willis, Cottageville, S. C.. and am if I to furnish the community eleven o'clock, at which tinfie ’ the ' *Kh pure drugs, patent medicines. arrangements for the following ser vices will bp In charge of Rev. B. F. Halford and others. The put* is cordially Invited to attend. ^ toilet articles, stationery, etc. scriptions carefully filled. Pre- Hon. J 8., Griffin, Is in Charles-| ton today on important official bsak asss. .*•. ; ' . * j RobLft Ackermao,Phg. COTTAGEVILLE. S. C. FARMERS’ To Re Held This Week mt Maple Cane and Lodge. The schedule of meetings arrang ed for the Clem son College Farmers* INSTITUTE WORK. | Mrs. B. R. Hiers, wife of Probate Judge of Hampton county, anti chil dren, and Mrs. R # M Carter of Hendersonville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Griffin Monday Godfrey Hyrne, who has been out Institute work has been announc ed. Two meetings have been ax rang since bis graduation at deni ed for Colleton county bne at Ma ple Cane-end a4 Lodge Saturday. These meetings will doubtless be well attended and much good done. AtMaple Cane Friday, a big pic nic has been arranged, and a big day had Mr. J. O. Jaques, Jr., is working up a large attendance, and his efforts are seconded by a number of the prominent, citi- xens o? the community. The meeting will be held at the place of the Maple Cone voting precinct. At Lodge there will also be a s->u a yeai ago, is in town visitinj his parents, Mr. and Mis. B. 0. Hyrne, , J*el Padgett, assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Walter- » hero, is enjoying a two week’s hol iday at his home at Smoaks. While away Dewey Padgett is assisting the cajhicr. A card from Col. C. G. Hinder- son, who, with Mrs. Henderson* i« visiting his son. Rev. LeRoy G. Hen derson, at 830 N. 6th Avenue. Knox big crowd, and the Institute work- * era given a rousing reception. They i v “*®» T®n n -. anounces their safe ar- will go up on the morning train Sat-* rJva l* Col. Henderson* desires The urday. arriving at Lodge about 11 Press and Standard to follow 0 c ir k - , ‘ ' him while th.re. The gentlemen who will have —— charge of this Institute work In ■ . «. .. .hi. count' are: Prof. T. E. Keith . P ~ U ‘ in charge and Profs L. A. Niven. 8 P®<'ial meeting of Stokes local H. W. Bam*. These are able pro- ^Hd Saturday afternoon fessors of Clemson College, and < ; 30 o’clock. A full attendance is will entertain and Instruct the au- requested dlence at these places. Mrs. Wyatt Moore and son. of Col leton were In town Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hiers, of Tampa, Fla., arrived in town one day last peek. They are visiting his father, Harley Hiers near here. W\ C Smoak of Riverdale, Fla., Stokes, July 15. D. M. SAUNDERS. President. Join! Debate. V Cottageville, July 18.—Special There will be a joint debate at Oottageviile High school between d©bating society and the Idle v. w . . —’ *•»** ueuaung society and the luie ° n * \ Mt ‘O flhtift* In , Hou^ debating wd,,,. T h. .ubjrrt Monday aft.™™,! 0 ” m q re, “ rno<1 U : Resolved, Thai South Cam- Monday afternoon. Mr. Smoak is a tin* -u...,. ■. , Colleton bo, .ho I. makiu, ,t>d.ue.Uo a h * Ve Ed “' nit FloHdd 'horns l - - • %' 1 Wbllc U cordially tavttgd. v ’ ' -to.