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t JULY 8,1914. t THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C. • / . PAGE FIVE ffigOML -fl Jfiu Jenna HIU of Atlanta, is the >t of Mr*. A. J. Lemacks. ^ » • • • « Miss Harelyn UUey of Round was in town Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rent* wlltae- tum from Saluda, N. C., tnm week. • • • g.'M- Connor of Smoaks is visit ing Jamee P. Risher. • • • V Herman Ugbtsey of Allendale was in town Sunday. • • • Vernon Padgett spent Sunday at Rnffln with relatives. • t * Miss Maud 'Murphy has returned from a visit to Charleston. C. D. C. Adams of Round was in town Monday. • » • ' C. N. Drawdy spent the week-end in Charleston. • • • v Luclen Patterson spent the week end in Savannah* • • • J. L. 8moak of Smoaks was in town Monday. / * • • • B. L. Jones, candidate for re pre sea tatlve, was in town Monday. ’ • »• S. P. J. Garris, Sr., of Smoaks was la town Monday. • * V W. H. Yarn of Smoaks was in town Monday. > J. C. von Lehe is at home from the medical college for his vacation. Ir 1 • • • Mr. J. F. Lucas and son, Paul, vis ited Charleston this wees. • • • J. Frank is in New York on busi- necs. * J. I. Sineath and A. J.' Sineath of Islandton were in towp Monday. *i * m • H. M. O’Quin of Bluffton was fn town Mondoy. * ‘ e • T. R. Risher of Buffalo, N. Y., 4 .s spending soj^e time with his ^ pa rents near Round. «v Mr?. John Glover left last week '.o spend the summer at Saluda, N. C. * ,* * Fourth Clami PoetoMcos at Station it to be Filled. Mrs. W. C. Glover and Miss Eu nice Glover left today for Charles ton. Miss Glovpr win not return to Walterboro but will go to Asheville where she will spend some time. > e o. O' ^Mis* Hannah Stoke* has returned Civil service examinations will b? from Bant well to spend the summer 4 ^eld at the postofflre In Walterboro a# KaeMA * OW-. . a we *** #ill at home. She held a position * as trimmer In a millinery establish ment. , • • • . Mr. Berg, who has been visiting Sobel t Bogoslow;, was seised with an acute attack of appendicitis and was operated upon at Baker's sant- torium, Charleston, and Is doing as well as could be expected. V <)tf A Surprise Party. The younger society set gave a surprise party at the home of Dr. H. W. Black in honor of Miss Chase Black one night Inst week. Quite n number ~of young folks were pres ent. Many 4 * amusing games were played and every one present went away' feeling that they were well paid for the time spent. CIVIL SERVK'K EXAMS. August 15 to fill the following fourth .class postolBcee:' Lodge. Smoaks, Ruffin, Cottageville. Round, Ritter, Jacksonboro, White Hall and Wiggins. Applicants who wish to stand for ‘he above positions may sechre the blanks and other Information by np plying to P. M. Murray, postmaster. Walterboro. r MRS. SARAH O. KTOKEB DEAD. la Visiting Her Mother Herr. Mrs. C. M. Harley bf Wilmington, N. C. t - la here on a visit to her moth er, Mrs. C. W. Butler. While Mrs. Harley and little daughter are hen Mr. Harley will move to Spartan burg where they will make their fu ture home. Ice Cream Festival. There will be an Ice cream feati- •al given for the benefit of the Wo man’s Missionary Union Saturday afternoon. July 11. beginning at < o’clock at the residence of Mrs. I. F. Fogartle. Everybody is cordial ly invited to come. ^ * PaKsew Away at Branrfivilie on t.*:c SOtb of June. ♦, —ssmmm ■ Mrs. Sarah O. Stokes dlod at her home in Branchvllle on the evening of June 30 in the ?7th year of her age. Her death was''not unexpected cs she had been an xuvnlid for three years, at the same time coming as a distinct loss to her many relatives and friends. Mrs. Stokes sms formerly Miss Sarah Appleby and wan twice mar ried. first to Richard Risher, of which union two eftutdifeu survive, J. R. Risher of Smoaks And R. F. Risher of Branchvllle. She was again married to J. A. Stokee. and one daughter, Mrs. J. E. Byrd of Branchvllle survives her. She is al so -survived by nineteen grandchild ren, of whom James F. Risher is one! ' „ . ' ' ' - For many years Mrs. Stokee was n inember of Green Pond Methodist church and she will be missed much Riwgmg Sctfooi. j -fpooj the good works of this ehnroh McD. Wearns will open a Binging The remains were Interred Wedneo school at Hendersonville July 12, to - - continue through July 27. Anyone wishing to attend may get tuition for one dollar and board very cheap. There will be one day session and a night aesaiop. Visitors are Invit ed to attend and hear the singing. Visitors From Walterboro. - V )tr. J. M. Moorer and Mr. Heber Padgett, 'ittorneys of Walterboro, are staying at the Argyle Hotel, having come to the city on business. Both are graduates of the Citadel, and enjoy a wide acquaintance in Charleston.—News and Courier. / day afternoon in the Stokes tery at Smoaks In the presence of n sorrowing concourse of relatives and friends. PICNICS AT HENDKRRONVIIJC. Enjoyable Occasions on Wednesday Evening and Glortoas Fbnrth. No Meeting of Civic league. There will be no meeting of the Ladies’ Civic League of Walterboro Mrs. G. C. Brown and Miss Hat-, this week on account of the absence tie Glover have a^-te to Pawley’s Q f the officers .from the city. Island to spend some time. * •*1 m .' • • • I Picnic at Ashton. Meredith Welling is spending a 1 ’ There will be a birthday offering ing. Hendersonville, July 6.—An en joyable moonlight picnic was given on the beautiful campus of the Her. T dersonville high school cn .Wednes day evening of la#f week. The ev ening was spent in playing games 61 all sorts, which were much enjoyed, by all present. At about 11 o’clock supper was served on the green car pet' of grass, the young ladies serv- At the ending of the evening Meredith Woiling is spending a There will be a Birthday onenng mg. At tne enamg ui me •h ,1 < > with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.' p| rn |c at Ashton Baptist church on and the beginning c- a new day th* i tft it.1 till.. 1 <5 C'vsrvhrwtv ifl * t.t.sitl-H slnulv disnerseil. C.1 rrviJ.. W. Welling. * • • • Thursday, July 16. Everybody is 1 crowd slowly dispersed, carryir*? - - - cordially invited to attend. Prom- 1 with them many pleasant niemori Captain J. K. Williams of Bam- meat speakers are expected to be of a happy time berg was a visitor in Walterboro , resent. The proceeds will g'o for Another pier Monday. • the benefit of the church. • • • F. B. Griffin was among the vis- , Special Junior.Order. . i‘crs from Smoaks in the crily Mon* on Monday night,’next, the Ju- her attended anil though it rained nlor Order United American Me-, almost all day everyone seemed to ^ chanics wfll meet In their hall, j enjoy themselves Immensely. The .-.as returned, m a te Organizer Winstead will be i chaperones, with the aid «* v*£»l o t i VCkU t a i- ... _ _ .1 4 1% 4 j! cv 111 fllll «• «-/■'» rl i /I - • * • .'Jenna Afloiph-us .Jone* « from e visit to friends and relatives at Sumter. . i-.v t A On Ladies’ and Childrens * •* V .. . • . . » . ’ • " * _ - ■' / '•'' ■ ■* v Summer Ready-To-Wear s * • . o , • • ' N . n •* - ^Ladies’ Colored Dresses ... $1.50 values $1.89 Ladies’ white Dresses .... $3.00 values -89c Ladies’ Shirtwaists $1.25 values.. 89c • • ■ • * f Ladies’ Shirtwaists 75c values .... 39c Children’s Dresses 35c values .. .. 19c Children’s Dresses .. . ..75c values :. 39c Children’s Dresses ... $1.25 values -89c Boys’ wash Suits .... .. .^$1.L5 value's.. . *89c . * ' j " ' .... Boys’ wash Suits \ . .. .. .. .75c values —39c Children’s Rompers 35c values .. .;.... 19c - , i) . » . - 1 / • • * / / . y ■ / TK t W . COHEN 7 A. S. KARESH, Manager. Another picnic which wq* ah > very much enjoyed vm» one held by the young people at the chib hall on, Saturday^ the fourth. A targe num-! = r t HIC* \ ii i/.v i A ^ ^ CJI .Airs, rvdiiu .oiuiti with tis and the firth degree in full, young ladies; perved a splendid din-j trust that will soon r Corir win he conferred. This is an The day was spents in play-! Mrs. P, K. Crosby and 'ni'T'-stinc ceremony, and as h iR^tig games and various softs of K V a. are \isiting in iinyr% 4 It ^ fnll WCriC' ‘ - ni 11 an niPTl t S At thp C'lOSP Or t llC* n *1 n • t Avgrl > n tar flixi r- . f 11 were guests in the/home cf S. A. Orosby last Sunday. .We are sorry to .learn of the ill- of the nP!iS 0 f'\| rs . Kanil Murdaugh. but recover.. daughter, Islandton III' r PllilS l w- 4 w I la V .v .» »— -- R. H. Wichman will make a trip time the full degree workr-hiusements to Saluda, X. C., Thursday by auto- f, r<g i, C pn attempted in the local | ( j a y every o motile. - | lodge will be of much interest to n f glorious members. AJJ are urged to be on fourth — — i trqet that they will bring good re- ,|ust Cripple Around. J sdlt*. Rev. Mr. Burncjtt is conduc t Son., poop., Jo,, orlppl. nroo,^. ** v- w.c ^— , At the close oCJlie an( | atteading the meeting at Ad- attempted in the local j ( ) a y every one went home in praise nah / ie of much interest to nf a glorious ‘•s.-.*-: and saue’> The/meetings being held at Ad- A) are urged to be on fourth. | nah are progressing -.*:e:y and \v« Mrs. J. V. May i.- -vending 90me,. han(1 promptl yat 8:30. ‘ time with her brother, C. D. C. Aci- ‘ r R. MILKY, O • * • ’ounsellor. an.s. at Round. ... I G. C. Brow n and. faiany and D. P. j PLATTIMiATCH MARRIAGE. Campbell leave next week for Salu da, going in an automobile. Other Interesting News From Round Community. George M. Anderson has returned j from a trip to Beauror: and Ridge-' !and -- ... [var, solemnized Sunday a-ernoon. A (juiet but beautiful marriage nie at Adnah, July 1th ..«M o' th, day. of th,tr Mf». aor.h >h, H,v. Mr. Iff*** of llau.p.on. .bout half what th,y mlsht h.-, to o.„ , ' 1 themselves and their families, xitn all energy gone and only duty/drer- r ing them^about their dail/ ta^'us. They don't know what-ds the mat ter. and treat first one symptom and tbe n another wit hen» much result. FOR TOWNSIHP COMMISSIONER. To7Th'7Peniocratic voters of Prox- tor. Tp^v uship: I hereby announce u. candidate -or »v-»lection cfo the ofiite of Township .<'civ.iai.s- .* _ , ^ K i lor t ti.-I lure 38, at the rcsitlence of Mr. 1. The real trouble is that the blood . . , , . Mrs. Mary Lily, v ho a n.or. u. . > .tune - • ». ..ytr-w-tin * i-nt rich enough to supply, th# <!•- sicmer .of Broxton Township. I pledge ago came to Walterboro to resU.c. f». Oatch at Uouncf. he • * ' ,h a This 1* k of ‘ mvself to abde the/resuits of the !»•- ill has -envoved to Thuyt^n • * • , J. M. Qafk'ins, who has ho-m f cr route time, I'n’t today for (tler.n Spricps whaie if i- hoped he will re- g. ir. his fornu r cootl healtli. jk V . ' ^ I. ?obel left tod’\y for New York where lie will prrciip e the fall rtoch for the firm of Sobel and l>o- gbelow„ A * # Mr-. A. V. Glovor and dr.rgV.e’b Miss Marian, have returned from in extended visit to relatives in fc,ura- Ur. parfier beirg Miss Amanda Oatch "tid-Mr^Mason Flatte. Tite cere- ,,onv was pc'Tor.med by bee. J. h. M'. Finch of o Adams Run mauds of the system. This !:•< k of my seif to abde the/re^u.ts ofjhe the necessary .elemeuts nftiy feat it sal f in nervousness ... ^ geation. in rheumatism, in «;tu icia- A- J* hlNLATlI.^ y nvar.i-1 mocratie priiu.aijy' and to support :he in intH- nominees thereof, , . ptnacia-; A. M. Finch of o Adams Run ? j on j n j^at “all gone” feelio.* .tu t j Mandton, s*. 0-. eoon 1 were h-' , auf!fully decor.ii 1 l , vourself a .chance by making for the. o •casion apd at threee o elo- , 0||r ' hlooA f, ght , and |,ow FOR ToWNsM.ll* < < ,•» r. ,1 t t r> florK . . .. . • » ... _ • tii. ( t casirtn and at three o clock ,- ^ :;t,i>oi’i,“d^ltour, t• . ••<*:tctaof ,t<.;-..d in the foll'^inc re-derr M • ' ,, j.- . Goodwin. Charleston. r. , , of the brid >. ns bridesmaid. with r the maid f honor. Miss Ethel riJs -i Tet>-of the bride, w it.h Mr. f ' • rt.ptync the best man. They followed by the bride and Miss Gatch wore e and carried •rhe maids Mr. Kugetie* Platte, a brother as groc^nsmar. Then * # • Dr. and Mrs. John M. ivvn and were Miss Caroline Klein are visiting theh* 7 ro , c, %^ ’ . Me Mr,. Horn:,!., at Suntv.n’5 Island. " ■ - • • - • • • Misses Pauline and Annie -M“ 7,7'‘ Ina 'iisefulgifts were received Cants and Chase Black attended’/th-* ^ f and relative-, among Ptcic a, CottaRevlll,. Th,y otad, ch,.t of .H- th, tri t th Dr. mark-, car. .1 ti, brtd,’. unrl,. Mrs. G. L. Hl,r, ha, r,turn„l to Jh, brld, I. h,r home to Charleston after sPeith- ’ nd , M hv til .tie know her. Tho ley some -time kere «i«h F. G. tove^ h> t r,,rk .Crosby. • g # # | farnier of Meggetts and has a wide Mrs. F. C. Bennett, who has re- circle ot friends. ^ Aftw ^cere- contly undergone an operation at a mo "* r 77 eR th< , out or town guests sp.nitorlum in Charleston, .s back at. Among h ^ j - w Gatch Mlag horti®. v " A* . «• _ 1 # 0 • Go to Riser and Ayer for T auto mobiles, wagons, buggies. I'® 1 ™’'?’ mowing machines,,, reapers and bina- iMMISSKjNEK. quick Nature w ill give you i und; T 0 the vq , rs or Broxton .Town nergy. -Mnnv of .voi.r peichbors ship: I hereby announce"my-* If a have redeemed lives almost s’ n- candidate for the office of township, wrecked by the faithfui •>->• e; Mr • eomta^sion<-r. subjj«t to rhe rules loe Persons Remedy, v hit h a of ti>" De ,:ocr;:tic i)urt> : . 1 pledge; great eliminant and tonic. .1 mygelf to urmuld tie n'Miiinec; or : v a the Impurities and th. n ht:i! Is the Democratic part' . „ Ke-i.ectjitlly p the system. That was the,»—el f>. M. BRABllAM^ . with Mr. John F. Pettigrew of L* < s-1 tHlandton, S. burg. N. C., who says: ’Several _ NSHIP < v.uVlISSloVER. announce myself a can didate for the office ot township quel . CH " ‘ “ • , . (JUKI as wt*aK anu ^—«*“•— •*» * ' U-ord frocks of Shadow lace and far*, br , E|p{ht bottles e m.,- .fr,"ir;.: *?** *"" r '"’i «». ».•».* r.u, pri,,,.,,-»« ptors medicine failed. ..port the nominees thereof. \ ery re- Yo« oan buy this great ! spectfully. mo si druggists.- yours doe-n t j. , ,tt. .c*» it I have It for you. send a dollar to the Remedy Rales Company. Charlotte, N. C.. and they will supply you. ,ride and vear , T na! , « u fr Pr lng from in FOR TOW a gown of di(|;eft | on p or three months I had j hereby •,ed a bou- <o , ive 0n n , inc and bread. 1 v; » H 'aidat€ for l just as weak and nervous as I <f ’ lld , r 0 m miss loner of Belts townsbiv. 1 7 ‘ :rs - ledge.mvself tq abide the result of cured me. after ?he‘ ' *• • ’doctor’? medicine failed. Ten million miles of advertising. A half million Fords, averaging twenty miles a day, circle the world four hundred times every twenty-four hours. If the : car wasn ; t right tjiis tremen dous oub!icily would put fee Corrpanv (tilt of business. The ■a s Ford is its own best salo-rv^n. A demonstration is a revelation— take yours today. ’ Runabout $500. Touring Car $5oO. Town Car $750; f. o. b. Detroit. Complete with ' equipment. Walterboro Garage Co- UmitrB Agent* for Dorckeiter and Colleton. H. LEE CHAS8EREAU. Stokes. S. C. Islandtown Notes. ers and gasoline engines. • • • Mrs. W. B. Yarn, who has been in Charleston in the Baker Hospital for the past two weeks, is improv ing rapidly and will be a^home in a few days wmie Mae Gatch, Mr. John Gatch of Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. J. . nreur. Mrs. A. H. Goodwin. Miss Estelle Breur. Mr. P. R- Hoff, Mr. Jo&atch. Mr. Eddie Jacquesof t harleston. Mrs. Platte, ^‘ss May Platte Messrs. Plgtte, Miss Mar'bi. Mr and Mr.. C B G.„h of Aden,a Bon, Mr .no Mr.. C J. Avant of Yonges Island. The hap pv rouple left Monday i””* few days. p J* w i t h the best wishes of The many friends of Mrs. Leila, at ^egg - j f f hap . Murphy will be gjad to learn that their friends for a long. there is marked improvement in her condition. She is at the Baker San- itorium in Qharleston. The many friends of A. J- Sa,,n ‘ piness. Miss Gussie Gatch of Charleston, who has been the guest of t,h# MlM£ Gatch for some weeks, left Monday d^r^dOT.nrtlf. Fill P« tor Iter to,ore Borne In B.v ; no.h to know that he Is very much im proved after a serious illness. It is hoped he .will soon be out*. Mis* Luis Thompson and Mr. D^ R Hoff of Savannan were guesta of ' Mirs Ethel Gatch Sunday. ls!«*ndton. 'Julv *—The-Children’s Day t’icnic at Adnah will be h» ld on Julv 16. Everybody i« invited to come and bring baskets and «n|o;; the day. Jdrs. G. \, Hsrvlv ah ’ sen. ' •- dantis, have returned tc. Dapilah Island. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Henry pi-bo» cf Smoaks wer#j»ue*ts of Mr. and.Mrs. Dan Buchanon the past week Mr. Arnle Bishop-is visiting Mr. Oscar Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Calup Godley and daughter. Virginia, of mask Cr<*ek., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. 8. Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Walker of Wal terboro. Route 4. were guests of .Mr and Mrs. D. E. W. Crosby a few days ago. “' a j Miss Lela Crosby of Ruffin Is vis iting MrsT D. E W Crosby Mr. Brown Murdaugh and family 1 FOR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself, a can didate *for township commissioner for Verdler township and pledge myself to abide the resiilts of the !*eniocratic prin^iry and to supporf the nomine^* thereof. * R. L.vROGER. . Walterboro. S. C. ' , Notice- t«* Voters. Heyuood township enrollment books w ill be open at It E. McTeer s store from now until the books are closed the last Tuesday in July. R. E. McTKEK. Clerk. Notice to Voter*. To the voters of Tiger Creek vot ing precinctk. I am in charge of the books for the enrollment^ff voters. I will b# at W F. Copeland’s *tor*. July «; at Wiley Smoak s store. Ju ly ’ 11; and at Tiger Crek school house. July 13; al! other daya at my hone#'. Time is short. - The last Tuesday In July the books will close. * J. C. CROSBY, Sec. I “SWEET OWEN” ■ . • ■ ^ * High Class Stallion will be at ^ - t, f Rizer and Ayers > Stables through month of August. J H. A. McGEE, Owner. 1 You’re lliliftus and Costive! * Sick headache, bad breath, sour stomach, furred tongue and indiges- jtion, mean liver and bowels clogged (Mean up tonight. Ggt a 25c bottle of Dr. King’s New Life Pills today and empty the stomach and bowels of fermenting, gassy foods and waste. A full bowel movement gives a satisfied, thankful feeling— makes you feel fine. Effective, yet x ; mild. Don’t gripe. 25c at your druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns. X •Nl ^7 \ •V