University of South Carolina Libraries
I . •SV' I? PRESS AND 8TAND1BD, WALTBRBOXO, 8. C. ▲UOU8T », t»ll I* » I li SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS AROUND TOWN. IN AND It it m mighty comforUble feeling to know that your money it tafe and secure. You needn't worry when you have it here. FJRST NATIONAL BANK Jas. E. Pkl’rifoy, E. E. Jcnfs, C G. Pawext Presi lent Vice-Prett Cashier. J. D. Ristaer, of Round, bad bual* neiui in to»n Haturday. • • • P K. ‘Willi*, of Cottageville, was in town Saturday. • • • G. W. Garris, of Round, was in town one day last week on busirtesh • • • | L. W. Breland, of Ruffin*, had I business in town Saturday. • .* * J. K. Perry of Cottageville, was in town Monday. • • • J A. Jones of Smoaks, R. 2, , * was in town Monday. • • • P. M. Buckner, of Ravenel. was here Monday on a business trip. Special Shoe For Men Sale For Women y-A —~r: ; Beginning Saturday, August 12. 'Sale Will Continue Three Weeks The Summer Season finds us with more low quarter shoes than we care to have on hand at this time and in O order to make them move rapidly we are going to start a SPECIAL SHOE SALE o , at the following greatly reduced prices: Mr and Mrs. A. H. Wichman ate at Hendersonville, N. C., where they are enjoying the delightful summer weather. Rev B. F* Halford, bogan ■ the 1 W S. Ayer, of Otar, baa been protracted meeting at Mashawriile here this week with a number of Moaday evealng, which Is stlli go- bones and mules, lag oa*. • • • e • • C. Henderson Fraser, who has J. B. Ackerman* and family are been at Hendersonville. N. C., for & visiting relatives at Round this month has retumad to Waiterboro. week. While away. H.'A. Paterson j He had a delightful time while is serving as policeman. there. • V • Mr. a*nd Mrs. James DandridK*- J. D. Smoak and J. M. Raysor. prominent business men of the ! and children are visiting relatives Mrs. Julia \ arnadoe and daught-j sec t| on of upper Colleton* were at (Cottageville^ \M r . Dandridge^is er, Miss Lillian, of Great Swamp. ; | Q town Thursday. Iet>gineer li* chaVge of the pumpinir visited relatives near Round Thurs-' ... Station herer-Ot. A. -Patterson i> engine day. Mrs. • • * W. A. Black, accompanied running the his absence. for him in I by Miss Edna Stokes, leave? tomor- J. M. Carter has gone to Sulli- ‘ row f or j^ ew York, where they go van's Island and from there will tQ purcha9e Mrs. Black s fall stock go to Beaufort, where be*will of m ii|ia e ry. spend a ten day’s holiday. C. G. Padgett, cashier of the Mrs. N. G. Bell and baby, and Miss Cora Lane, of Fechtig. who First National Bank, left Saturday have been visiting their aunt. Mrs. tor Lis vacation which he will John Simons, of near Waiterboro. spend at Glenn Springs. • • • returned home yesterday. • • • There will be an important meet ing of the officers of the Colleton Count)) Sunday School Association In Mr. J E. Peurifoy's office at 11 o’clock Tuesday moruing, Aug 15th. All officers are urged to bo present. # • • • Miss Mattie Vance vln Lehe, who has been spending several weeks in* Hec'a tifcae* were #0 isno. n..w Mens Shoes were #0 OC |r> 00. now Men’s Shoes were |2.fi0. now ^1. fO Women's Shoes #0 P 7C were 13 50, now... Women’s Shoes #0 OC were $3.00. now Women’s Shoes were i2 60. now .. $1.75 Hon G. W. Way, of Ml. Carmel, had business lc* town Ssturdsp. • s • W. A Kirard of Zion, was in town Saturday on business. Former Supervisor, Jno. O. Jsques was in town Monday. • • • D. B. Black Is spending a few days at Sullivan's Island. * *. * Prof. J. B. Hudson, of Getslnger, was In town Modnay. • • • C. A. Breland, of Doctor’s Creek, was among those In town Saturday. • • • M. A. Crosby and H. J. Brant, hr l business In town Monday. • * • Dr. J B. Padgett, of Sniders, was among those in town Monday. • • • A. K. Beach, of Beach Bros, had business in Savannah last week • • • Cn.pt G. \V. Way. of Mt. Carmel, was among those in town Saturday. 0 0 0 \ E. E Jones attended the picnics r4 Carter’s Ford and Crocketvllle I st week. MU* Atalie Moore, who has beejj visltlfg In Charleston, is at home again. • • • P. M. Murray, who sella ‘‘Pilof lighting plants, was In town Mon day Hughes Murray, who Is with The N c A ^nt for Colleton Banking Company has re- the southern Express Company, has St. George, visiting relatives, has turned home after e. pleasant visit jj Cne t Q Hot Springs. Ark., for a returned. Miss von Lehe wae the to relatives at Monroe, N. C. three weeks stay. While away recipient of many social attentions s • s James deTrevlile is taking his while on her visit, t-nd was the Mrs. P. K. Willis, who has been pj^o. guest of honor at numerous func- CHILDREN’S SHOES AT COST J. M. Witsell Supply Co. Next Door to Firtt National Bank. NOTICE. Blacksmith & Wheelwrifht I have Utught out the entire stock of drugs belonging to hr. H. G Vv illi?. Cuttnge\ille, S C.. ard am prepared to furnish the community ii.h pur, .In*., pat* pi n*dicin«.| „„„ SKS „„ K , NU * ppix-iAi/n. toilet article-, stationery, etc. rre- .acription* carefuli} filled. 0 I At Snider Lumber Company's old Repairs on Buggies and Waggon* Mowing Machine*, and all Farm Implement? done promptly and iu*a4 ly. All work guaranteed. speeding some time here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Knight, returned home Saturday. • • • Mr and Mrs. J. B. Glover, of Colleton spent Sunday in town with relatives. Mrs. Glover will be here several weeks. • • • Misses Bessie and Lillie Knight will leave Thursday to spend some time with their sister, Mrs. John Barry, in Cha-rlestoc*. • • • H. Leon Lariscy, of Meggett, had business in town Monday. Magistrate D H. Towles, of .Meg gett, was In town Monday. • • • B. R. Griffin, of Omega, was in town Monday. Mr. Griffin Is spok en of as a candidate for Supervisor to take his father's place. • • • Herbert du Bols of Savar-nah Is in town ' ’ this week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. \V. du- Bois. • • • H. W. Black Jr., returned Sun day from his trip North, wjtere he has been purchasing his fall stock of goods. I Mrs. F. B. Breland and son, Law rence, of Savannah, who have been spending some time with the family of Mr. S. L. Breland re turned home Saturday • • • . N. G. Morrall ha« returned from North CaroMna where he has been visiting Mrs. Morrall’s old home with her. She did not return with him. • • • Miss Pearl Beach, ster-ographer for The Press and Standard, Is en joying a hloiday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Beach Of Mt. Carmel. « • • Brantley Vamadoe, of the Connie Maxwell Orphanage, arrived In town R. A Perry, of Meggett, was week to spend a part of his among those who hs<l business in v *w , ^K>n here with hia aunt, Mrs, J. town Monday. • Bftffiu. tlons. TO LEtTTRK. Joe Patterson*, of Allendale, is in town visiting relatives. Mr. Pat terson has accepted a position In Barnwell where he will go from here. • • • Rev. Jabus C. Harrison, now of Birmingham, Washington, but for merly of Smoaks, will deliver j. lecture: “A Trip to the Northwest' at tie following places: Williams school house. Thursday- eight, August 10th. Ruffin school house, Friday night, August 11th. Smoaks, Saturday night, August 12th. Lodge, Tuesday 1 night, August 15th. Admission adults 25 cents, chil- » dren lo cents. Lecture begins at 8:30 p. m. Poison Oak Cared By Tetterine. There is at last a remedy that will cure poison oak and all other skin troubles such as ecxema, ln- “Uncle Berryf’ Hudson, of Sni- f an u sores, dandruff, piles, tetter, etc. Get a box of Tetterine, It la a soothing, heaJing ointment that will bring intant relief to your tortured skin. Try a 50 cent box today. Tetterine is for sale at all ders, wae in Town Monday. “Uncle Berry” says he is going to be the next clerk of court for Colleton County. e e # Miss Ida M. Fishburne. who has been takieg a special course In good druggists. If your drnggist New York, has returned to Walter- can't supplp you send us 50c and boro. Miss Fishburne will leave we w „ man you a ^ at ODce for Nashville September 15. where ^ ^ „ . , . .. * The Shuptrlne Co., Savannah, Ga. she will complete the special course she is taking there in theology. For Sale By John M. Klien. Robt N. Ackerman,Phg. COITAGEVILLE. S C. Stand. 8. F. CUMMINGS*. Ruffin. S. C, U. F. II. No. St. r * H.-: .1 LfiA* * * Catching Train* an Easy Matter When you Carry a ROCKFORD Watch A Rockford watch n always dependable and can be Mhed upon (or the most exacting service. There is a cer- laai placed in a watch and that confiden£e b faBjr leJbed in • Rockford. When you buy a Rockford Watch you are getting a 1 j f p.wiahle life fompanino on a vibe received basis. S. Finn’s Jewelry .Store Wakedart ai Ikriale, S. C J. B. awl R R. Kinard, of the Fire Hill section, were in town Saturday). • • • D. B. Penrifoy, Esq., was among those who attended the Crocket- ville picnic last week. • • • W W Carter, of Ruffin* w-as among the prominent citizens of Ruffin in town Friday • • • I H. Kohn and J. P Griffin at tended the picnic at Crocketvllle last Wednesday. • • • A, C. Breland, of Ruffin. Rente 1, was among those who wrere in town faturday. • » • Magistrate R. G W. Bryan, of 1‘Iendersonville, was in town on bus iness Saturday. see Hon J. W Hill, of Cottageville. may he mentioned among those who had business here Saturday. 0 a 0 M. H. Carter, one of Henderson ville's prosperous merchants call«*d to see us while in town Saturday. • • • Mr* I). L. Smith hjuI little son Mendel/ spet < two days with rela- tives^FGrover last week. Master Harry Knight Is spending some time with his sister, Mrs. P. K. Willis of Cottageville. • • Miss Mollfe Chaplin left Thursday for Charleston, where she will vis it her- niece Mrs. T. P. Lesesne. • • • F J. Berry vice-president of ♦ he Smoaks Banking Company, wnis in town Monday. 0 0 0 ^Conymissioner D. E, Smoak, and grartjiuin, Jeff, of Smoaks, were in town Saturday night. • • • E. E. Jones,' who has been enjoy ing a fishing party at Otter Island, returned Monday • * * Mrs. A. H. O’Gorman and Tolio, of Augusta, are visiting Mrs. J. L Rents. \ \* * * Mrs A. B. Gilmore snd little daughter, Marian, of Washington, arrived in town Mondgy* tq visit he? parent*, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. du Beta They will be here the bal ance of the simmer. \ FURNITURE. FACTS T ENNYSON or Longfellow could take a worthless sheet of paper, write a poem on it and make it worth 565,000—THAT’S GENIUS. Morgan can write a few words on a sheet of paper and make it worth 55.000.000 THAT’S—CAPITAL. Your wile can buy a coat for 512.50, but prefers one that will cost 550.00—THAT’S NATURAL. Anyone can write a check.for 590,000.000. but it wouMn’t be worth a Dime—THAT’S ROUGH . There are dealers who will tell you that their goods are better than ours— 1 HA I S GALL As Colleton s leading merchants we are not too modest to say that we can furnish you live values, serve you well and save you money. £