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g m THE PRESS Alrt) STANDARD, WMiTERByRO, FEBRUARY 10, Wli. GARUXCTOX^LOSKS IN SCfVESfK CTIURT. , » ft Ju«lftn>ml !■ 105 000 With Cwto iilren Agaln-t Him In C’nro . • linn Agenry I'm**. The eupreme court, in • dMinio*! b>- ITilcf Justice Gary. »«•« affirnie.1 the judjtment of the Rlchand county court In the «asc of Wade Hampton ( ohb, retoiVer for CafcHnA As"n- ’ fjtcssoirapiio i>oth, Mr> Gtorno Turner spent Sunday in CharletstoB. Miss Kate Howell and Miss E* terjln of Bennetta Point spent tha week. edd. with Miss’Fannie Howell. . Ur:.]. M. Tuten iend -Mr. t Urisfeers of Wayoross ^ent Slrnday ' 0 0 o o 00000ooooooO0 00000000000 OO0 0 0 0 - ■ • ■ • o' WALTERBORO BRIEIHLETS. o Hems of Interest,Garnered from the .Wireless the Streets of Wallerboro. ' r“ JL. r V C ion.. i»a*. ^Ith their brother. Mr. J. A. Tuten. ''‘Hr. Oliver Weatherford paid a flying visit to Charleston on ThuTa* mhn^ HOIJM d*)- ' ^ ) COMMISlCATloy. Mttle Hubert Gilmore of Hi ..-Te-, unity’Masonic Lodge held a eom- ompany. against Johu Y. Oarliug-1 land.spent Friday and.Saturday w itJl 1 r , ltt fl| fa ^ on week at which time TJio action »as begun Jan.5, .his father. Solicitor Cobb WM appolnetd . Mr. Edd Reynolds' new residence 000000000600000000000000000000 SKKMON BFKOKK l/M'AL K. .OF P. On next Sunday st llo’clock. Wotling will .preach a Hr. \ fecelvgr .for the company during the J * . % pendency q'f ibwaction Oh jufy^k mi. Judge ,Prince rlgn^dia decreet ft the case. The last paragraph in the decrey follows: • “Ordered., decreed and adjudged. “That the plaintiff herein shall have Judgment againat th" defend ant In the sum of $*5,000 and tbo costs of this action.” .. . For Ford Automobil** and Ford repairs, see Riser it Ayer. Waiter- boro, 8. C. t 1 - is nearly complete. The young folks in aifd around Jacksonboro ’enjoyed themselves on Friday night at a party given by Mr*. Lou Hodges. The sewing circle met at Mrs. Milligan Padgett's on MondaY after noon. The ladies were:, ^Mre. Riv ers Reynolds. Mrs. Mary R»ynolds, Mrs. J. R. P. Foi. Mlsa Fannie How 'll, Mias Lila Garvin. Mlsa Mamie Padgett. Miss Artie Reynolds. Af ter v Relightiul course cf peaches, cream and cake, good-byes was said until another time. _ __ _ special eer- ! x several' candidates, were Introduced . mon before the Knights of Pyt| J to the mysteries oPMasonry, After .who will attend in a body, the regular lodge work was finished! now used by the PytbJans in their Full Size—S ft. 3 in. x 4 ft. 6 in. Ail bviilr (not cl,lifted) layer-wis.e, in tho Osterrnocr way,,an l arc much batter even than the regular o t/ O • Ostormoor lil&Uress. Wyeth 50 S3L1C uFlCe 5 jxmnds more than regui ur, and are cven ^ j aei more luxurious^/com orucle. Cov^rirvo ij n “ are the troct eatD^nsivo Tiekit.g* mad -, * • rMflk both Dujt-Proot 8ntinF>t:'!' rr’d French Mc-rceri fcvi Art Tivd!. Ore ci ihe.hi^jjeet oppartupitica r.vcr t • 1 ;>e r c» t^touiers. Ml s Other Well-Known Mattresses , $3.00 TO $15 00 ' Brown Furniture Co. tefreshuients consisting t>f delicious hj-valvcs were served. . ### ^ SHAH REASON YKRY LATE. Mr; ( has. H. Fripp, proprietor of the Ashepoo Fishery, vfas in town Tuesday and reported that ahad were, very scarce at this season. Mr. Fripp stated that the season was at least a month late and that al though the price was excellent the catches were very small. Other fish also are very scarce. SANITARIUM BEING BUILT FOR WALTERBORO. nr. ( has. II. EsDorn has broken ground for a two-story eight room house which will be equipped an 1 used as a sanitarium. Th° build- in}: will be on a part of the lot .01 • dii< h Dr. EsHorn’s houce is on and whwn completed will he a fitted up^j with all modem conveniences ns 1 hospital. tr tfr •<( 4.. MR. FIMHHUKNK SUFFERS I RAUTUHE. *!$!r. P. Flshburne received a Trac tur*' of hla rfght arin'* ' last Thursday while cranking his ruto- rnobile. As.usually is the way. it happened when the machine kicked, end ^firoke a small bone above the wrist. Mr. F'ishburne was out this week, arid stated that although nor ; eriously Injured he has suffered i great deal with his arm. , #*# S. FINN WILL WILL LEAVE SINDAV. Mr. S Finn, Wjilterhoro’s popn- l.ir jeweler and president of the \l . VV. A. Black-Millinery To., will ! avo -for nortlnJrn markets Sunday, -w JUST ARRIVED '/ < / /, OUR LINE OF A , • Regal Oxfords FOR SPRING All Styles All Sizes Ik H. W. Cohen Store /J3 A. S. KARESH, Mgr. ’shore !j " coos to purchase his spring and -summer millinery. Mr. Finn sill visit New' York and Baltimore before •returning home. He will he * sisted in his selection of summer nods, hy a n' i w trimmer, who will riye here about the first of March. **# * MRS. V.ALIX HETt RNS I ROM THE MARKETS • Mrs. H. Zalln returned last week from northern - mrtrkets, where she mmhased a complete stock of rprin® and summer- goods for the firm of II. Zalin.- Mrs. Zalin stated that re gardless of the the war, prices were better than they had expected and they would be in b«tter shape this \(Or to give the people what they wanted than ever before. She/ vls- ’ted other- plac«B of Interest before returning home. ■* • .*## FIREMEN TO llOLB MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT. Members of the Walterhoro Fire ncpartmWHJ are requested to meet at the council chamber Friday at 7.30 o'clock, at which time differ- • ♦ , nit things will be discussed and talk- f of to the best advantage of. the department. It is hoped that the members will all turn out in full to this meeting, as it is the tirst liiee*- ing. the flremcn have'held in some time, Immediately after tin ineer- ing the flremcn will have supper at Crosby’s, where It is expected that in keeping with his regular custom he will spread on a “good feed.'' Frankie is noted for the good things he prepares on this occasion and It Is expected that he will mak" an ef fort to ,excel other occasions and "put the big pot in the litlle one r usual work will be sung and also special music will be rendered. All knights are requested to meet at Ashby-Farrow hall at 1<>.30 o’clock' Sunday morning and maren in a body to the church. It is reqnesteo that all be there promptly. - *- ••• SACRED CONCERT , - kundaV NIGHT. Next Sunday night, beginning at 1 o'clock, tho choir of the Metho dist Cffurch will give a sacred con cert, when beautiful selections will he sung. ProfessoC John Hicks; with his magnificent voice, will sing several selections.. Let everybody come to hear this beautiful singihg nd music and especially th? select Ions of Prof. Hicks. A silver -of fering will he taken for the ne" church fuhd. Let the offerings ho large and liberal. *** PENSION INSPECTOR VISITS HERE. Mr. Thomas Gothe. of ti.< pens oT| claim department, of Atlanta. Gl., while on- a business trip to this n*-c- tion, ran over to Walterhoro fo • a few days this week. Mr. Gothe !s connected with the pension depart ment as ehUm inspector, and covers his territory looking after the pen sioners and seeing that they get what Is right, also seeing that none get pensions that are not due them .\Jr. Gothe is one of the early gradu ates of the Citadel and is a resident of Hampton county. While here he was th" guest of his aunt. Mrs. L. W. McTeer. *** APPOINTED REGISTRAR VITAL STATISTICS. The friends in Walterhoro of Mr. V. L. Padgett, till be glad to learl that he has been appointed regis trar of vital statistics for Verdier township. Mr." Padgett stated tha und'-r the law ail births and death must he reported'w ithin ’ ten’ 1 day v after time, and hy some reasonable aarty, and in case fcuch is not re ported they will be subject to ne of not mor" than ,$100 or les than $’>, or 3»» days in jail or borii in -the discretion of th^ rourt. He ilso stated that a person tould not he removed or buried-without per mit from the registrar under penaitv ->f th" law. ANNOUNCEMENT * v* The Charleston Surprise' .• 1 Bargain flooie t y . t • which i» one of tho largest Clothing, Dry Goods and Shoe Stores In the town of Walterhoro Is aoaouBciog that their buyer of New • ' o York City Is seadiag la the latest style goods such ss Millinery, Dry Goods. Shoes. Clothiag and Ladies Furnishings, which vgill - * ^ . * ♦ \ v keep on coming la every day. something new ^ntii Easter. v- Please remember, whatever we advertise is trtie and v. v ran prove it. - . - - 6 , r * • ' —AT— >’ . . . • , ' vO * o The Charleston Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Manager. • 7 Please take special notice that Hiere is only^orie J. Franh Clothing Store In town and that is next door to Lx pres , Officrv a- ' , * / • / *«* GEO. DeTREVILLE - CHANGES POSITION. The following taken from The Kentucky New Era. published at Hopkinsville, Ky., will be of inter- ‘Bt to V(aUerboro people as Mr. D«- ~revl11e Is an old Walterhoro ho>\ and by his hard work and prompt attention to business has Advanced o a high position with a firm ai Springfield. Tenn. ^lr DeTreviRe has many friends h"re who wifi be ■Had to learn' of his success. Th - write-up fpilows: „ “George DeTreviile, who recently resigned his position with the Plant- rs' Bank A- Trust Company tmre, 1-* in town for a few days visiting friends. Mr< DeTrCville has accept ed a position as secretary-treasurer of the Springfield Woolen Miils. of Springfield, T"nn., and will Jeave Monday to assume his duties. ThH concern Is capitalized at $175,000 and does a big manufacturing busl- peis, principally mixing blankets. The>; have an order on which they on this occasion. It is hoped that now * n * a * ed - to supply a big lot . . f ' r r\t Hla W * the members will all turn out and make the meeting a grand succegg. of blanksts for th» tions in Europe. 1 belligerent na- “One Gallon Makes Two” /• 1N> s' yS WHITE vo i f IN COLORS X X' X Take ONE gallon of EAGLE SEMI-PASTE PAINT and add t(Ht one gallon of pure Raw Linseed Oil you’ll get TWO gallons of good Paint. It is far cheaper to paint than not to! Unpainted, unprotected lumber will not last long, it will soon rot and go to pieces. 4 • - This means repairs and rebuilding. • j ' * * * It costs just as much to put on poor paint as it doe* the best. Good Paint covers more space, looks better, lasts longer. x —IT PAYS TO USE GOOD PAINT.— . . ■'* ■ • < . — • - 4 • - XX-- . ' ' ’ * • Ask Questions Of * Koger Hardwa re Co. HARDWARE, PAINTS, ETC. • Walterhoro,. - South Carolina