Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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</• sJt&t-; “'A ’ /• no* ««r. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTBRBORO, 8. a AUGUST St, ifi 1. Every Man start! dtit in life prefers to succeed rather that lall. Many tail because their education in the line of saving " <a has !>e<:n neglected. The opportunity is open to every young person in this community to deposit his or her spare money and receive interest on deposits. 4 per cent Paid on Savings Deposits FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jas. E. IYurifoy, Presi ient. E. E. Jcnfs, Vice-Prest C. G. Padgett ^Cashier. Huppi*vifM*r Hnwnik la T*»wa. 8uper\isor D. E. Smoak, of 8moak», was in town yentenlay. He haa not r»*<i-iv*‘d hl» commlaHlon y«t but «*xp«*rt« it daily. He naked ua •to ani'Oiinrit that he cxperta to b« in hia offi.o* the first Monday In Beptember to attend to the buai- It^aa of the office. t Gone To Hot Spring*, Ark. (’apt. T. J Blanchard, (’apt. Jaa- p,.r M Smitli and Artie Smith, pop ular railroad men, left Monday for Hot KpritvCH, Ark., to he gone a month They will vlalt aeveral placea of Interebt on their trip, and may «o on to Lot* AnRelea, Cal. before returning. ('apt Jolfn Anthony baa relieved O'pt. Hlanrlinrd on the paaaefrger train; and ‘t’npt. t’rawford I.amb fikea (apt Smitha place on the freight train. Mr. and Mra. D. D. Smith and daughter, of Valdoata, Ga., are viatting his slater, Mra. R. H. Hol lands Mr. Smith waa formerly a riaident of Walterboro. I * • • • Dukes Broa., of St. George, came over luat week to erect a box ball alley, which would have been in operation, had their shipment not been delayed in transit. The ally will be located on the Godfrey lot in front of Dr. Kleina. Trying Oat ItltNM'.iounila. site riff Fox has just received a pair of bloodhound puppies, seven months old, which are being tried Out by him. They arc aald to li ■ of very fine stock, and are well trained for their age T*' , *y followed a trail aeveral hours and arc hard to lose. The purrlwuie of these hnumtx is filling one o# the great needs of this county. Mrs \\\ .1 Taylor, and children, who have been vlaltirg relatives in Summerville have returned. ‘V • • • ^ Dr. and Mrs. E. Mood Smith and children, of Sumter, are apendtng, a few days in town at the home of Mrs. K H Williams. 4 • • • Mrs (> Gorman at'd Mra. Tolia of Augusta, who have Upen charm ing visitors of Mrs. J. l,. Kents, re turned Friday. • • • Mrs Thos W. Rlitcb who has bee visiting Mrs J. I.. Rentz, returned to her home at Young’s Island Fri day. s s s Mira Addle Pate, of Ridgeland, was a visitor to \yalterboro Thura- day. Poison Oak Cured Hy Trttev-ine. , There is tU laet a remedy that vill cure poison oak and all other % akin troubles such aa eczema. In fanta sores, dandruff, piles, tetter, etc. Get a box of Tetterlne, it ia a soothing, healing ointment that will bring inwtant relief to your tortured akin. Try a 50 cent box o today. Tetterine ia for sale at all good druggists. If your druggist can’t supply you send as 50c ' and we wil mall you a box at jp.ncei* The Shuptrine Co., Savannah, Ga. For Sale By John M. Kllen. W. Bryan and niece, Mias Emma, of Bella, were In town Tuesday. Mr. Br>«n was the partner of the late F Bryan. 20 Pounds GRAM LYl ED SUGAR FOR 1 Silver Dollar FOR THIS WEEK ONLY SEE OUR NEXT WEEK’S ANNOUNCEMENT. The Brick Store. 1 We will sell everything in our Jewelry Line at A Discount of 10% With exception of EDISON PHONO- * • * GRAPH, RECORDS and -BIG BEX" Fence? It’s not often that you buy fence, and when you do, you want « to be sure you are getting the be&t. ^There’s only one best—that’i American Fence. AMERICAN FENCE is ideal in structural and economical features, as it furnishes the greatest strength and most thoro protection with the least material an i expense. It is made of high grade, hard, stift, fence steel. It is in spected three tiovs b.dore leaving the factor)’, and only the most skilled workmen are engaged in its manufacture. Millions of dollars are saved on well fenced farms, where the like amounts are annually lost on unfenced lands. For the successful rotation of crops and economical growing of stock, well-fenced and comparatively small fields are absolutely ne cessary to secure the best resuhs. You want the best fence for your farm. You will fi id just what you want in AMERI CAN FENCE. -p Wichman & Son WALtERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS IN AND AROUND TOWN. Melvin Bishop of Cottagevllle, Wax in town Friday on busineM. • • • J Mj»s Annie Jackaon, of Barnwell, who has been visiting at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson, has returned to her home. Mrs. A. WlchniMr, accompanied by Miss Jessie fiarrison, left MondtH morning, to /bin the family of Mr. and Mrs. ,R. H. Wichman at Sul- J. W. Hiers, was in town Mon- Monday. *, • • • Col J. W. Hill, of Cottagevllle. was among those in- town Monday. • • • Mr Rennie Hlott spent Sunday ' Uvan's Island, night In town- with friends. j • • • * • • • j Mrs. B. G. Hyrce, and daughter Mrs. E. L. Lucas is now visiting Miss Essie, left last week for Hen- at Hendersonville, N. C. dersonvllle, N. (’., to spend sever- I f • • • al weeks. J. M. Bishop, of Wolf Creek, bad . • • business in town Modnay. j Miss Bessie Kohn, of Wt-lterboro, • • • Is spending a while in the city Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carter, of topping at No. 25 College street. the Ml. Carmel section, were In —Charleston Evening Post., town Monday. j • • • • • • Graham Mi-Teer, of Hardevllle, has Miss Florrie Howell, who lias been spending a few d;.>s in town been visiting relatives at St Gearge the guest of his college mate, returned home Sunda-y. J. c. von Lehe. • • * . * * • Miss Inez Lemacks of Ritter Is in Mrs. M. B. Patterson left Monday town this week visiting her aunt, for Charleston to sp^nd some time DON’T Uf FOR A SEWING MACHINE. SOME DEALER will tell you that you will not get a “Standard Make” machine unless you pay a big price. I> th^re a machine on. the market with a better reputation than the NEW HOME and some others which we list below? You know there is not and so does Mr. Dealer. THE FOLLOWING PLICES should attract your at tention: NEW HOME, Latest model. Automatic lift, five drawers, latest attachments, SPECIAL PRICE. $3*75 NEW ROYAL. Handsome Cabinet, Latest improvinents, line chs- of attachments, Fully Guaranteed SPECIAL PRICE *,2800 SIANDARD, One of the old reliable makes. All latest improvements, Oak Cabinet, five drawers, Guaranteed. SPECIAL PRICE $1850 GOOD SECOND-HAND MACHINES, ALL MAKES In good sewing order and some of them as good as new. \\ e will close these out at from $3.00 UP TO (>our Choice) $5 00 Easy Weekly or Monthly Terms. ~ SEE US FIRST Brown Farmtare and Hardware Company Palmer Crosby, of Round, wa* among those In town Saturday. J. S. Jordan^ of town Saturday. Round was in with her ulster, Mrs. Lurtan llfger. -v Bel- Mra.A. J Lemacks. • • • Mra. J 11 Smith and eluidren of Ehrhardt are visiting her moth er. Mrs T. J. Blanchard • • • Miss Bessie Kohn has returned from Charleston where she has been visiting friends. Poller os her return to Aiken Misa Ethel Gruber h«* returned yetserday, *where she will spend from Salllvan's laland, where she some time. speK sevral days quite enjoyably. • • • • • • Mr. and Mra. H. W. Blrek and M. Jones, is in Baltimore family are In ilenderaonvllle, N. (’. i Mr. and Mra. C. F. Neyle of Char teuton p.re visiting at the home of F. F. Rivers. Mr. Neyle was for merly a resident of Walterboro. ' * * Mias Sarah Kohn atrompanied Miss H. Hodgies, of Jaekaonboro, waa among the visitors to Walterbroo last week. • • • Mlsa Ida Langdale of Weeks, .is spending some time with her sis ter, Mrs. Palmer Crosby, of Round. S. O. Pierce, of Cottzgeville. a prominent farmer and saw mill man, was In town Saturday. • • • Joa. A. Roger of the Bedon sec tion left yesterday for a trip to Glenn Springs and Hendersonville, N. C. He will be away two weeks. • • » Col. and Mra. C. G. Henderson, who have been spending the aunime In Tennessee and at Edgefield and Aiken-will return to Walterboro io- have been on their wedding trip. day. Mrs E Mra. R. L. Fraser and son, Lud- are expected the latter part of the week, to pay a short visit to Mra. Jefferierf' parer-ts. Chpt„ and CLOCK. S. Finn Jewelry Co. Walterboro, South Carolina her fall stock of millinery. • • • F P. Prelater and J ! Bryr*u of Unffit\ were among those who call ed to see us while in town Monday. • • • Mr. and Mra. Breland, and son. Itleey. of Ruffin, are spending this week In Savannah. From there they will go to Montgomery. Ab\ • • • v Mrs D TV Hemley. of Savarcuih, Ga., la visiting Mrs H. C. Rice near here Mra. Hemley and Mra. Price were in town Monday. / • • • Misses Lillie and Bessie Knight, returned Monday aftertoon after a pleasant stay of two weeks in Charleston, and Isle of PaJms. • • • Mr. and Mra. J. M Frank, of Colleton, were ti> town Monday. r-nd New York this week pureh-asin? where they wl.M be till the first of September. • • • Mra. L. M Ajf*r left Monday for her home at Bamberg, aftet^a visit to her daughter, Mrs. D. B. Black, la towix " • • • Misa Neleen Hay, who has been here visiting Misa Vlvtene Price •v has returned to her home at A1-' lendale. • • • >W» C. M. Gn.ee and da lighter. Miss Mildred, are visiting hia daughter. Mra. H. B. Hardy at Blackstock. They left Saturday. • • • Miss Ruth Price of Barnwell, who has has been a charming visitor of Mias Vlviene Price, returned to her home Saturda- • • • - Mra. Theo. G. Kershaw spent 1 and Mrs. Frank were recently, mar- from Friday to Monday at Sullivan* rled, she being Misa Vera Kerr of Stokes. . e • e low, who have been at Henderson- Mr*. C. A. Savage, before going vllle, N. (’.. are now at SufMvan’s Island, ami are expected at home the latter part of the week. to their home at Ridgeland. • • « Mrs. S. M. Riddle, and little • • • daughter. Virginia-, who have been Mrs. Carrie Sue Fraser and i v * B *^ n * at the home of her parents, daughters who have heen spemll-'g ' ,r - an< * Mrs. E. M. Jones, have re- the latter part of the summer near turne d «© their home in Sumter. Hendersonville, \\ C., returned Sat urday to their home nrre. ■ s • • • Col. and Mra. I). A. Means, of She was accompanied by her bro ther, Meredith. A. Martin and daught*W. Mrs Mra. C. A. Savage, are expected the latter part of the week, to pay them a visit. • • • Mr. and Mrs. R M. Carter, and chlldjen, of Hendersonville, left last week for Spartanburg. After spending several weeks there, they will go to Glenn Springs, they will spend the balance summer. Columbia, relatives of f'npt. and | J- B. Smith, of Smoaks. visited his daughter near Bedon’s. Mrs. C. A Crosby, the latter part of the week. Returning they passed through \S alterboro Monday Morn ing. Mr. M. R. Stone, of Islandton, wax In town Monday. Mr. Stove la teaching a sirring school at Drt. Creak. a«d reports a large class. A card from Col. Jas. Q. Padgett A- S- Morrell, of Beaufort., was in town- \\ edneaday* on his way to where, High Point. N. C., on a business of the trip. Mr. Morrall was here only between trains, and judging from the number of persons with whom he shook hands, he could win In a Island with her mother. Mrs. Me-' MIU*^ and her children w ho art,, announces that he and Mra. Padgett walk over nioet any politician, ia therefor the Summer. She brought are at Chicago, They were present these parts. Mr. Morrell is rapidly her youngest son, Qourdin, hack with her. Master, William Smoak accompanied Mrs. Kershaw on the trip. at the aviation meet at Chicago last week when the two aviators. Johnstons sod Badger, met their!side of hla face death. < .1 4 rapidly recovering from a recent stroke of paralysis which affected the right He hopes to he himself again toon. D M. H. Hlott, of Remnd, was la town Saturday. • • • E. J. Remley, of Waycross. Ga., who has been visiting relatives rear town returned home one day waft week. • • • Miss May Daniels, of Savannah. Ga., who has been visiting at th-* home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fras er. leaves this morning for her home. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Sanders, of Florence, are visititg relatives at Ritter and Walterboro They came over in Mr. Sanders' nes Ford. , • • • Dr. FI. H. Morriscn of Bft. Vernon. Ga., a graduate, licensed druggist, has accepted a position wit*! Klein's drug store. Dr. .Morrison whs for merly with Dr. J. T. Curry' who for seven years was with Dr. Klein. • • • ^ Mr. and Mrs R itj Jeffers, who