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,X i I 0 MIS. — • SOCIETY. * 9 * * MRS. JOS. W. LCCAS. Kill tor. 4r Phone MOV. # ************** The following account of the mar riage of a popular, I'.arAwell lady •rill be of Jocal Intet-eet. M1f« Pj-lcc Vj.% many relative* here, and lifts a visitor to Walterboro a nutn THE STANDARD * # # * » *» * COURT ROUSE NEWS. .< * '' ■ ^ ■ m * i* DEATHS. *#**#«•»**«.**• Shcrtfr* Office. • Sheriff Ackerman 1* in receipt cf the following letter from ' Sheriff » * * # * ja 'ja m ^ \\. A. Ilyrant. \V. A. I'ur.int. oiie of the WOMAN moat , wr»««r %ti Hff .. n# “s.ft^Klrrv proniltieiit citisen* of the Cottaa-v | * '^1^““:^"“^.*'..^ .S*S" inemorv of the late Sh-riff A. D. n< *» ^ nearly two yeara. having t. . , ^ , . u. «... . been lonlined to hlr bed .for riXj Hood., of Pairffeld. who ,waa Ullwl , , j iron , r disease ny.a mob last Tne^yy at \\ mn«- waft ^ ( . UU5 « of h!s deall , * — Ft t Barnwell ihoogh >hea Dr ville and were married. ’Just preceding the eeremony ibi-! brd;il party and _ n ’ fe^v invitei' Yrfwgd* were served n Hunr^tuotp’ di»raer, the appoin^n ent? cf wh'icli were moft \eautiful. At ,5 ’clock, in a f^rn-banked f-r lof, with some..cut flowers, ihe *iv *:tOiiy wa* performed by the H<*\. \V. Henry. Yfl*. toide wore a handsome yiii- f.v-colored going-away tailored srK .vith accessories to matt h. . The en tire company was tendered a hap;>'. infocmal reception for *.11 hour. N11 nitrous and handaome presents, at- «e*tng the esteem in which the byide is held, were displayed. The .bridt p 1 * -n? - . me funeral being ctmductcd at hi* and Mrs. p. \V. Price, of hall 1« plea. .1 »o t mTT. the tun ' late residt nee by h:* pastor." Uev. ( uas the scene of a pfettV. tributlon asked for. *<ui ytat h« Ingram of the Methodist cl urch. quiet, wedding JA’ednesda.'. shall possilde wait and make it ’C. Icont ours’.* of .rcl •tiivws - and r. J. C. Howe!!. <»f lleunetts- P'-roii wlicu he.nttends ti!*' tshertn s » «rj f rt (| s w v re present'at thef-r ser-. 1 Mis* Ituth Adele , In * ; : ;o* ietiosi at Sp^rtan.iifg u j *' ■ t vic»s ttL pav ,1 11't tribute to ueigh- irrled. “*•’ f • J «» ¥ ,• <■ The letter front Sheriff it! f ! lows: 4 « * . ..Newberry, S <’ ..June 17. lelV Mr. J. O. Atkeruian, .Sheriff CoUftoii Cotinty, • W -lf-'rlMbro S ■* • •near Uterlft’! ' '*• Sheriff A< 6 less Hor and Trit tin. *1 Mr. i'urrnt wa. bdrn at,Abbe\iUe ififty nine years ago. He. was a ’*0*1 of Hev. H. 11 iMirantiof rh<* S. C.* ronft r* i.c* iVlit n quite a youag n ian it - came ttf this county and lo- t• .1 at Poilagevilie. ^liert* lie was | .Jl:. t t - ! itiarficU in 1881 to Mins Klizabeth , , _ , ll, H»d. a: voa Ackerman Of this unioii h fs know, fin last Monday the IJl.t i- (M|d r ^n were born of whom five • r.staut, while in the di< h..rgc if .vl.. v „ dMfigrceable du^y. was «*a«ed upon \vUuy S 'among the most p.ogres-| o, decide the queston ot forfeiting slvo titi2enB of Mg ronimua , ty . Mr hts life or his integrity None of nurant l.a* developed a tine farm, us know when we may be tailed up^ „ WJ8 a , ralM>IV an .i on to face the-sat.-e situation, and ^ farn , wtB . torked wtth lillP ,. M . ‘./r 1 l ha ! 8ll t r ! nr and hogs. He was public spirit- .1 It hough it cost him Ills life, should i r< | an ,j morally suppoited bisVhurch be a ninspiration not only to every , aiu j s , j, 0o i be an inspiration not only to every H e is survived bv hir- widow \nd!| c.tizen who appreriatv courage *and r(1l<1 follovv|nR ghildi-u: Mr*. A. VJ real manhood It has occurred to WiU , K Mij , R Alef Durant. Mr. KdgP.?iJ me that it would be appropriate for D Urailt . Ouiwie and Clarence D.t- his fellmv sheriffs in South ( ^rolim ranf H , 8 ^ teTH Knd brolhpr «. ar e to show ‘their appreciation of him. iMlf . s E ||ie Durant, of l.amar: MrS. both as a man and as a publit of-, \v. W Williams, of laimarN Mr htial. and I am \ iting Ur suggest Kl , Kar skinner, of Sumter; II. It. that each rlieriff contribute the | Durant, of, CoHagevllle. Stta of Tin Dollars, wbnh shall br 1 Used in erecfiin? to Ir 's the youngest daughter of Mr. an 1 Mrs. P. W. Price, and is one of th- ♦own’s sweetest young women, and Jher tuany friend* regret that she will make her home elsewhere. The groom is a sturdy, substan tial young man and is making good in his chosen profession. Dr. and Mrs. Howejl motored *o the Atlantic Coast Une depot,' where they boarded the train for Bennetts vijle. their futur. home, and oth< r point*. \ • r SLiics and Cotton ■ - - - 25 and 50c The H. W. COHEN Store ‘ A. S. KARESH, Manager ■ 0 Mt'and Mr. dfas. DcTre’yl-r • •; • .; days in Charleston i.rfl v Mra.kj.’C. Brown i.- ; i'i»|/'e«ai after a *hort visit t< Gerald Wescort, at oitjjY » - Mr*. A. B. ('handler leave sth ! • week for an extendeu visit ii r*‘ii live* In Darlington County. , ?;| . wilt be away a“ month. * s. • r' V . • • . T MlSR^Hallie Horn, ahdriitrie Miss Louis*" Murray returned }as» week Irom Sullivan's Island, where they have been for several weeks. • • • Misses Marie and Rena Wolf”, of * Eutawville, are spendipg sometime In town a* the guests of their sis ter; Mrs. Isham Padgett on Railroad Avenue. ' • • • 'lUr .and Mr*. W. 8. Marvin. Mig* Rhame Grave and Mr. Edgar Jay- cocks formed a/pleasant motoring perty who went to Charleston Thursday. / X • • • »nff Mr*. P. C. Wlnenbih k of Augusta. Ga.. are ing at “the home of Mrs. Wine- ^bich’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. >1., Morris, this week. memory, 1n nine suitable olat- In Fairfebl Couhiy. eitber a taonnnient or J :iioi,:rrf'.i! I ihh t. •I !•« ■ T-i ill i 'fori . wi/ ill, 11,. !• jl.!-’ I :;f yjn the „> a da i ♦•oil ■! if)' ! ’ll,. -. .-n t T 1-' rc. g. ■ n <- l‘r. : • ’i ;it „f- Ii,r ] fir,.: RV*; A - : i 'ton i.» r,ti;,,,.>,t* aHOVt to i! <; rijti ; 1 St- >*in v *it »ir.’ it A ii.-< : > y t: ulv. \> u* • ’annon G. Blcaso. • if r — ■ -r— . .mm — j f ru*n T. iisircs fn.Ot-'rjinizf. 1 Yyas Mr. anff X and cnlldreh. vi^Hiiig at'th lu Mi s Marion Fraser. who I * e". teaching, at Marion, i; a* i.onw for ib«’ holiltys. Miss Fra.< r it: bet o r«~eU’» fed and w ill n -’irn to Marion in tin fall. Sunt. H. S. Strickland has am f<*<M a., plan for the organization of the mister* of the county into ^i Conn tv Trustees’ association, simitar to the organisations in other ,counties of the State. It was at first plann ed, to have the meeting to organize ! the first Monday in July, but on ar-. count of the meeting of the prohi bition forces oil., that day. ^Mr." '♦'•ickland decided to postpone thTs meeting till later in the month. He wshes to have present on that Mi-*. I at lira llnmlierg. Rrmberg. June Miss I.aura H, inlHTg. ilie^ stY b.e* ri-.-’.id nee in tjt.v yesterday morning. She ., »s ugliti r of W. ".S. abom Bam- w ho i '\.id to !>,: v” been the "’‘s tlier of Cr.mberg, theti n a* I.ow reJP TurtiOiir, • aaet iio -e honor tlieMowi* wa:- f iven pi • • i or * n hhX li.be dee«’i;*”d iH..rl; i venty yfj^rs of. au *. lony • life «; •• deveted to dter a* atfd to deeds of charity.-81 a life-long member of t) S. Pamberg. and one sister. Ml.-s Carrie Humbert, survive her,.. The funeral exercises were con ducted at hi t late residem e thi* morning by her pastAr, the Rev. E. O. Watson, after whieb the body yas taken to Restland CemAery and in terred irv the family plot. A large crowd of relatives and friends , at tended the funeral and interment, and the profuse display of beautiful j^ftbwers tha't oovered her grave* bore -YV-KjC \ Ilf— i^.wtxthi mol ourereu ner grave‘Dore wshes to have present on that .”«<V^sllent festlmony to. tht^ devotion of casion Hon. J. E. ^Swearingen, of bpr friends and the e*teem*lti which Coinnilda, State Superintendent of war , ), e | d ■•I have tried various colic 1 am ileslrons of"securing a strong t diarrhoea remedies, but tho ore tniz'tion cf the Tfustees of Col 1 one that bus given me, entire I-non for the pujposA of advancin r : <•—*— Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Dukes. lai 1 . ihildren of Eutaw ville, came >*• <•?• Sunday to spend the day the home of Mrs. Dukes’ sister, Mrs. >I»hain Padgett. They came oyer in 7>!r. Duke’s ear. and returned .Mon nay. • • • Mr. and Mrs./Horacc Price, and children, of Savannah, Were guests the early part of the week, of liis, ri*ter. Mrs. C. M. Grace. ' They have been visiting relatives for several days at Sandy Dam and Ma- shawville. -*' ^ • • • Mr*. L."M. Ayer, of Hainberg, i* n town as the guest of her daugh ter. Mrs. D. B. Black. Mrs. Ayer vill spend several weeks in towi A . Another charming guest of Mrs. Black is her niece. Miss Illie V'aru.. of North. x' ■ ' * * * / Mrs. H. Mi’M William^, of Yema- ►*eerT>leaaantly remembered here as Miss Sallie Du Bois. spent a few day a -In town last wedk with friends. Airs. Williams/bad the misfortune ♦o lose pre her house and con tents some week* r.go, but thev ow have another and better re<i- ♦b-neex almost completed, x^ . • • • • /\\r: and Mrs. F. S. l^*ng and ^'' ^on*. Jules and Sum. left Thursday morning for Trauiton. where the* •vill spend a part of the summer •itb .Mr. Long’s parents Their many friends arc lo^knig foward to ♦heir return in 8epteml»er. whet Mr. I,ong will resume his work u» arineipal of the Walterboro High school. ' ‘ » • • • - Mr*. Jno. P. Luca*. Mrs. H. P. biebter, Mrs. J. C. Mcl^eod and 'Aliases Helen Lucas and Lillian Richter went to Charleston on Fri day morning to see VTtae Eternal nty,” a .much advertised “movie” Mrfi. and for^ the Friday night hop at the Me of Palm* ' They rr- ■ turned Saturday evening. ^ / ^ * h -o* Mr. and, Mrs. Jos. Moorcr. , and Mr*. Buchanan, Mrs. Mortrer's •nother. who has been her x guest '•ere for some thue. left Saturday to •’■pend t the week-end at the I.-le <>} "■*, >.l*n*.^x Mrs. .\Jborer f went io ' irginla on Momliy w ith Mrs. I’uchanan to upend toe summer Education, and has written him the [ following letter; (Dear M r Swearingen I am desirous orsecy/i oreinlzttion of the Trust , I ’ion for the pufposf* of advancin.i the •ci’.use of jcducati%|f,'and otv't’'" day of its organization i want' t » hn* ■' ge»H)’ral edneatii i'al rRI with the ohje.’t in view of ivere ’. Ing cnthtisiftsm emontr all of Ih, neople ? want to La'." ’ this mee - iug soti.e time "In‘4»i v « , ttnd -dt'll,ex pet t to Ci.iYf yen \vith us. And ant I '•.filing to a-k ;.t win tjin* of. t!t« month wti; he most eonvenieul f >r | you to con e, if you can < oi ie at alt. f hone that you yan find time ttj he v.irii 'us, as I am -/ncclally ' d< . ftron. ol l aving,you with u« on. tit.’it ; occasion, for I kijow that yon cin give ’ us the inspiration wfiich ve j neetj With kt'td regards. I am. Yours very Irulv, 1 1^. S. St rick la ml. Supt. of Education. Only One Entirely SMtisfnctm-y. “I have tried various colic / and onlv. ^ sstis- factioij and cured nie’ phexi I was afflicterf -is Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera atul Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 «**' #inmended it to my friends at . !l tiiiH's,” writes 8 W Gallon ; Stewart, 8. C. For sale by ull.ri ! ers. ^ .. Dm Whenever You Need m General Tonic Take Grove’s Thu Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic is equady valuable as a General Tonic because it conthitjg. the well known tonic propertiesofQUI.TtNK and IKON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. Count'- t * 2 ■ ' now being bu:lt near Mt. CarnwR. and when finisheti another will be built over Jone’* swamp near ( Apt. W. Way’s at whicn xjp.'j a new' ^causeway has ju*t been finished. At the conclusion of' this work the bridge gang wilt go to Little Swamp, between Smoaks and iRir- j ter* Ford and build new brid<* and Mrs H P Riehter'aod "Ml** l.it j cau*eway over Little .Swamp, cm! n •*-*•.» I>•■ • « “* * * • liigliway <VniuiUsioner. The bridge and chain g.tngs ate all kept busy with their work in different parts of „ *ho countv. l^rfdges h« ve been finished doife |receptly at Evl*<%*s ' , aii.*e-v,'.;. San- ’d* Dam and Bedon®, and one ts ! ..— ..-c ; '** — ws^:« uiiim awanip. rtui Han Richter, who have spent several fmnrthenoe work will be started on e i»- •• cits. will, leave for Savannah on ,>r n church. The work at tho.-v Satttrday. where they wIHuspend • places will possibly' consume consl-j- few days w ith Mr. and Mrs .A. M , crable time a* there is much to l> • Hitr: Ind take, the stesnter tro*” j ( | 0 ne at these points. w there en rout., tn their l.e>— i.. - ,. haill ,j nng Xo^l. i* now eugag- Wc have just i cJVfived a bip suppbMtf Dry CJckkIs in art the Latest‘Styles of jfobds 2 »kll tVsIw . -1 — 1—a - ? . ^ ^ N This purchase was made late in the seas.„ ‘ cheap. Our customers will receive the ben. are all strictly first class in every particular. To make room for fall foods, which.we month, we are also ufferin:? great reduct o dies’ and Gent’s Furnishings. f YVe invite you to come in and see ot’i* goods before There is no obligation <tu your prrt/fo buy i -you look.. Bif line Lnd-ies’ I’alm BexDit’s iu-t received. and as a consequence we bought them very ,1 of our low purchase prices. The good - x<- * snaH Npurchase on our trip North ne.a in alKf’lothing, Shoes, Ladies ’Hats, La- purchase x elsewhere. Ik H SSI 'IS x^ GREAT JUNE CLEARANCE SPECIAL ON HATS Co X licnio '‘in x / ^ there on route to their Ku ston. Pa, Jr * * * Mr and M';’. Edgnr F .lone*; mo- tured over t<< Urat'chvil'c yeffort’,■'> ff> rtif.i>Xt to niri t rjc*. .’fjjic?' met}*, cr* .ut«l s !t! 1cr. Air- C V-. Trice .fid Miss .Miii* Hirginh Trice who ian," Jrmn Irvington, N (’ vin II.i •*- IXrg. where l hey have been seen din » route time with relatives. Airs, .tin’ 5»ud Miss Trice will make Mr. ipei , Mrs. Joins a short Visit at xhHr * home on Hampton «»reet. id jn work on tht^ Sniders road which is being placed 411 flrrt cla - Vendition Gang Ns. t. i* at work mi the •Combahee Ferry road u Pringle’s bend. Work on Horsi - s hoe'causeway ha* just lM*eii\ coni-’ jdi t' d is going on now and will be continued till June 28th only. All trimmed Hats as per regular price: S’UIO. $4.00 and $5.00 will be sold at . . ., * Hats at regular prices $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 will 80 at $U9 $2.39 fkMtpt''* l*l , esr’H|itioii for * Jot's t'fi-srript Ion for t-'otiglKi .\u Effective 1'ougli Treatment, (yuc-fourth to one teaspoonful if Dr King's New Diseovery. taken as j fiei ded. w ill it othe’ anti e?n i. Mr H.nrv BartWs. of rhesn^jf'olds and the most daug.’r •' ,r . „ . . ■- r 'ous Bronchial and Luug Ailments You can’t afford to take the risk of serious illness, when so cheap and simple a remedy as Dr. King's New io..—.—— • here with her mother. Moorer returneil honie w It ije M ■». ' • automobile ’■ p^’ii eohsisting and Mrs E. E Jones. Masle:- * Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Lucas went from here to »'f Mr fnd Mrs E. kT* Jones, Masle RAougla Jf >«., W. ,.-Ps!u-< uarly Friday ofbrnir.t. fe 1**0 .*'f !t«r- ^ri v sqint’the night ' • >n.s aiid n futai l' Satjnrdav . ht r fi- «np. , arrived in town Friday ening to «nend n week with his motherf Mrs. \V. H. Bartless. 'Mr. Mari less came on here from V'harleston,x^vhere he attended 'ihe" Grrnd’ud^". mating ; l»^ove?y U*ob£lnabl*. Go to your attenaeu in Ra *,. rn star D’—rgist today, get a botD'' of Dr Mr Ind Mrs S £ McDaniel. amllKlnr’* New Discoven. start the .?a ’x _ * *•- children, of Hatulffon. were In Wai terboro Sunday for n vi*lt to his brother, Mr. J. T. McDaniel. treatment at once. You will he grati fied for the relief and cure obtained It. . • John Witowsky REPAIRING AND REFINISHING l urnifure and Upholstering. CalKnet mak ing a Specialty.'! Main St.. Walterboro. . Old H>rne Store • ' Next Ufoir to J. E. Pinckney’s. John Witowsky REMEBKK THAT THIS IFFER WILL BK GOOD ONLY TILL MONDAY; JUNE >. I MRS. W. A. BLACK MILUNERY COMPANY 8 WAI.TKRHORO. S. C. Rv I & @11 Indigestion anil <'*>n»tl|Mtion. “About 'five years ago J 'began taking rhambeffUin e Tablet* after suffering from indigestion and con stipation for years without find ing anything to relieve me. Cham berlain's Tablets helped me at onee and by using them for several week* I was cured : of the complaint.” write* .Mrs. Mary E McMullen, Plifelpe, N. Y. xFor sal» v by. al| ; »ff«dl- era, . * 1 in I x" . >1 Out Malaria . And Build Up The System I ake the Old Standard GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know | what yon arc taking, a* the formula is i '“led on every label, showing it is line and Iron in. a tasteless form. Quinine drives nut ’malaria, the j Iron builds up the systor. 50 cents Rub-My-Tism Antiseptic. Ano dyne- Kills pain, stops putrefac tion. ■ l-l»-4m. N O T I C We beg to announce to our customers that nil. , * . . * , • . . o' Watches, (’ItK’ks and Jewelry left for repairs with us 1 v» , * . ■* ^x *over 90 days, will hie sold for repairs regardless oflTtP cost l ~'T - - X - w * ' # . jX of sffme. if not called’for lief ore July fst. 1915. ' ' yX' t . The s. Hnn Jewelry Co. ? X x * ^ X WAi.TERBORO, S. <. x V -vi