Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'1 '■i ■ it. mi. Suppose you had been “tucking away’* just a couple \ * h<*f dollars a week for the past 52. Would not that $104 be very nice to have right now/ Start your savings account wi(H us Monday. Save all you can and we will add 4 per cent, interest, com pounded every three months. "■■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 Merchant* Bank / oTwalterboro. s. c. „ \ Invites accounts of individuals, tirms and corpor- ' 4 ations. • • Pays 4 per cent Interest on Savings 1 • 00. * Deposits. Issues Time Certificates of Deposit Bearing Interest fcxtends Cordial Welcome to All. Come and See Us or Write. WICItMAN. President. - r bfefWi O ----- IT darroonffing £ Greet you with the coai| of the H. MCtIMAN, President. w ^ _ Season, in hearty and si nose apprecia- tion of our most pleasant business relations. < Cordial good wishes for 1912. “ MRS. J. S. JONES M. FISHBUME, Cashier. V Mi«s Dollye Price ^pent Chrlatmas Mias Nell DetrevUle, of Columbia, in oMvannau. in visiling her parent* Id town tbia • • • t week. James DeTrerille, of the Un- | lliaa Sarah Kokn, teacher In the tverslty of South Carolina,i* spendin-Hr-mpton Graded school ia apending FIRST NATIONAL Jas. E. Peurifoy, Presi tent E. E. Jcnes Vice-Prest BANK C. G. Padgett Cashier. Spew at Methodist The Chrlatmas tree exercise* which were held at the Methodist ehurch were very mnch enjoyed. Al though the weather was Inclement, there' waf a very large crowd praeeLt to enjoy the hap piness of the little folk* e*s the presents were given out. There were two trees. One of these was a small tree on whteh were the presents for the members of the Cradle Roll. These were first given out. The trees were very pretty and heavily laden with gifts for the little folk. A Currerttou. The report in last week’s Issue as to the arrests made of alleged blind tiger coo retained an error as to the initials of one of those cotv nected. The name, W. G. Hyrne should have been W. J. Hyrne. W. O. Hyrne Is young Godfrey Hyrne. Geo. Sauls of Islandton was i^ to*.n tooay and paid us a call. a • • Miss Louise Leach, of Sumter, Is visiting her father, P. W. Leech. I Christoph vonLehe of the Charles ton Medical college is visiting his p&renls Mr and Mrs A C vonLehe. with relatives in Savannah. 0 • • • W. J. Trowell of Great Swamp was |n town on busii ess yesterday. ’ • • • Clarence Fraser, of Florence, was In town visiting relatives during the holidays. • • • Ernest Hubster of Clemson, is of her mother Mrs. C. P. Fishburne. at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubster for the holidays. * j Mrs. J. B. Ackermar, and baby. Miss Dolly Price spent Christmas are spending the holidays wjth her parents in North Carolina. the holidayu here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. DeTreville. « * • ^ Miss Eunice Glover of Columbia College, is spending the holidays at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Glover. • » • Miss Ray Jones, of Columbia Col lege, is at home with her pareiAs Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones for the holidays. the holidays In town with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kohn. # • * Mr and Mrs. L. M. Ayer, of Bam- btrg, spent Christ mee In Walterboro with their daughter, Mrs. D. B. Black. • * • Madison Yarn, a senior at Cita del is apending the holidays at Sni ders, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Vara. Miss Essie Hyrne left this morning for Savannah where she goes to visit friends. • • • Mias Ulmer Fishburne. a student at Wlnthrop College, is at the home William Campbell, of Charleston, was a guest at Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Hyene’s the early part of the week. • • • Miss Ida M. Fishburne spet* the holidays at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. N. Stokes, of Round. • • • Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harley, of Spartanburg, are here this week visiting relatives. see Miss May Price, who Is attend ing Coker College at Hr-rtsville, Is spending the holiday with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Price. Mrs. G. B. Herndon, and little • • • son. G. B. Jr. are visiting at the I Milnor W. Beacch. of the Char- home of her ^ster Mrs J. B Smith leston Medical College, is spending at Smoaks. j the holidays with his parents, Mr. • • • ar.i Mrs. A. C. Beach near town. Miss Annie Galloway, a member of the Walterboro High schoot faculty, is visiting her home C. • • • at a son of B. G. Hyrne, and a most high-toned and exemplary' young Gastonia, X man. Anyone knowing him would 0 not think of every accusing him of JulJlin Uearh of the Mt rarmH complicity in the illegal sale of H* , : j 0 n. left Tuesday- for Endfield, H III I quor. - New Conqmny at l^xlge. W. W. Cone' ansi P. F Cone have formed a partmrshlp for the purpose of operating a general mer chandise store at Lodge, under the name of the Lodge Mercantile Com pany. W. W. Cone has been In bnnineM there for feverr.<l years run- nlrg a store. His brother, P. F. baa been connected with the Colle ton Mercantile and Manufacturing Company at Ritter. These gentle men are both experienced sod hard working young met? and will doubtless make a splendid success of their business. s p. F. Cone has purchased the home formerly oecu-. ^ Pied by the family of B. R Bennett.| end will move In a few days. N. C., where he has accepted a position with the A C. L. R. R. Co. Harry Andersen, a student- at Clemson College, Is at home with his parents, Mr. c-nd Mrs. C. C. An derson. Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Riddle of Sumter, spent Christmas in town guests of Mrs.. Riddle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones. 1 • • • Miss Mattie Murray of Summer ville sister of P. M. Murray Is sending the holidays with Mr. and airs. P. M. Murrr-y. B. K. Banders, I). B. Peurifoy and Israel Kohn attended the Xmas hop at Ehrhardt. • • • Mf and Mrs J B Meyer of Sum merville, spent the Chrlstnu-s holl-1 days In town. • • • The Rev. LsRoy G. Henderson, will preach In the Presbyterian church ob< Sunday ncx<. at 11 o'clock, a. m. A cordial welcome to all. Miss Florence Black, who la a student at Coker College, is spend ing the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Black, Jr.,~ • • • \\ 1, Kasterlin of Round, will M r , Kate duBols and children Bf* be in Walter bo ro after the new year, spending Christmas In Mewville. having accepted a positloi. with the guests of her daughter, Mrs. H. Me Brown Furniture and Hardware com y williams, pa n > . ’ ' e e • • e e *■ Isreal Kohn, of the Citadel is Lucas Padgett, who is now at spending the holidays lt^Walterboro Fairfax, has accepted r- positioi- wit | the. guest of hts pi rents, Mr. and the Farmers Mercantile and Ware- Mrs. M. Kohn. He will begin wor * • • the first of Janui -y. | v r< , B H Grrves. and little * * * daughter, Doris Lorine, are spend- Mtss Pearl Beach, who has been i“* th* holidays In Bamberg, as the stenographer for The Press aid Kuests of Mrs. R. A. Delk. Standard for the pcet year, has • • • accepted a position with the Far- ! Miss Edith Fraser, of Wlnthrop mem' Mercantile and Warehouse college, la spending hes holidays Company She will begin work on with her mother; Mrs. Ce-rrie Sue j the first of Jaftiary. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hr-velden are Fraaer. Misses Marian Fraser and Mnr- spendtng a few day, with the for- *ue*-|te Murphy teachers in the Tier mer's paret''s at Lambert in Will- graded schcol, nre spend a:' tamsburg county. Mr. Haselden is Oak Cured By Tetteriae. There is tU last a remedy that will cure poison oak and all other akin troubles such as ecsema, In fants aorta, dandruff, pllea. Utter. MU:. Get a box of Tetterlne, It M .... soothing, heading ointment that wd 'r'.zg icetant relief to your tortured akin. Try a 60 cent box -today. Tetterlne Is (or sale at all .-good druggists. If your druggist •can’t supply- you send us 60c and 'we wll mall you a box at once. ’The Shuptrlne Co., Savannah, Cx. For Sale By John M. KUcn. their liolid; ;v» in i! w n. linotype operator for The Press and Standard, and Is taking his. Prof. C. L. Sliealey lias gone to bride for her first visit to his old Lexington and Camden for the holi- home. days. He will return ir time fer • • • j the opening of school, Jai:*. 8. The Cash Mercantile company- has moved to the store formerly oceu- Miss Emmie Strobel. who has pied by MVs. Black's millinery store, been taking a course in stenogrrphy This move A was made necessary in Charleston is at home for the on account of r the fact that the store holidays, occupied by this company has lo * . * * be torn away to make room for the Miss Ollvir.. Farrow, who is teach- new hotel. Ing the Beach school, ia spendic^ •- * * this week with her brother, Prof. T. E. l-adson Fishburne. Eaq.. of V. Farrow at Hendersonville Klt-;stree. is here for a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dr. Theo.Q. Kershaw left Satur- Fishburne. Mr. Fishburne is doltg day for North Augusta, where he well in his new home. He was m*.,, lo mr.-ke his home. Df. Ker mayor of Waiterboro and has many ,haw has been a resident of Walter- warm friends h« re who c-re always boro several years ciul has left glad to see him. j many warm personal friends behind. We desire at this time to express our apprectation for the very liberal patronage which has built up the largest and most successful business in Colleton Coun ty. We are duly appreciative of all the favors shown us in a business way, and we hope to be able to recip rocate more and more as each'year goes by. We are studying the needs of our people and we propose to merit their confidence and esteem^ We hope to do ' * t. v more for them than we have yet been able to do. We believe we have the best county in the State and while prices for farm products are a little down now, we have not lost courage. They will go up again, and leave our people on a - firmer and safer basis* When this happens we shall rejoice with the people. Let us, therefore, serve you in the year 1912 as we have done in the year just closing. ’ ’ * • ' tv Yours for better homes, better farm implement better furnishings, better everything in 1912. n Brown Funuture and Hardware “The Busy Business.” A- We desire to express our appreciation for the large share of your jewelry business you have given us, and to thank you for everything you have done for the success of our Company. It shell be our purpose to strive to do more for you during 1912 than ever before. Let us have your con- tinued favors. WALTERBORO SOUTH CAROLINA i io Main Street 5. FINN JEWELRY COMPANY WE ENGRAVE EVERYTHING BOUGHT FROM US FREE OF CHARGE. SAVANNAH, GEORGL\ 402 Broughton Street