Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■% IPPP PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, May 3, I9i«. WE SELL TAN LAC A SPLENDID TONIC I WE SELL VINOL A GUARANTEED TONIC KLEIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best. Phone 31. V>i - The New Posh-Either-End Carriage This Hey wood-Wakefield SleejKT with Push-FitherEnd liear is ohq of the latest models irjade by the Hey wood Brothers and Wakefield Company, manufacturers of ninety jvt cent of the baby carriages made in the United States. - ^ w It has airadju'table hood, an exceptionally graceful reed body, soft cii'hion upholstered in stout corduroy that will not -oil easily, fight flexible springs, and rubber-tired l * ' . W wheels th t fit solully on the axles. ‘ It rides s<> easih tlin t it will not iolt or i;.r babv or tire you. * .. * . • • y Thi> c t riage'built f(»r hard service and for the use of mothers \\ho want to raise healthy outdoor children. \Y ' want you to come in and see it and convince yourself that for style, health, and durability this 1 ley wood-Wakefield Sleeper with Push-Either-Eml Gear can't be l>eat. - ^ Brown Furniture Co. THE HOME MAKERS Money to Loan On Improved Real Estate L. B. HOUCK Walterboro, S. C. - ^ ••••••••••****** * WALTERBORO * * BREAFLETS * * • •ft************** Methodist* mil H»r * • The Methodist Bandar school is planning a picnic to be held at tome point to be decided later. It will possibly be held after the close of the day school. The following com mittee was appointed . to have in charge the arrangements; H. X. Stokes. Rev. C. B. Smith. Mrs. Rid dick Ackerman. Miss Josie Still. Mrs. W. “O. Guess. o f«»rn Tassel Of the Season The first corn tassel of the sea son was received in the mail Tues day evening from D. X. Godley. of Islandton. This tassel, Mr. Godley writes, was found on the 30th of April, and he is of the opinion 4hat it is the first In the rountjr. He' is one of the leading farmers in the county and is always progressive. o \ \Y. S. Marvin Has Moved to Walterhom. W 8. Marvin, who has a. winter homo at Ashepoo. has moved back from -his home there, and is occupy ing his home on Black street. Mr. Marvin, is one of the leading plant ers and'stock raisers in the low-coun try. being.in charge of several thous and acres at Ashepoo. o Will Be Nominated For Grand Prelate. Ashby Farrow Lodge. Knights of Pythias^ last night adopted' resolu tions proposing the name of R. M. Jefferies as Grand Prelate. Th^ State Convention meets in Columbia on the 23rd inst. alid at this con vontlon new officers will be chosen, it is customery for the Grand Pre late HPTie advanced to Grand Vice Chancellor and to Grand Chancellor, and Mr. Jefferies’ friends feel that he would grace all, the^e positions, and they are enthusiastic for his a<U vanrement. * ^ ? Year Book Heady To Be Distributed. % The Year-Book for JT» 15, Issued by the Department of Ag-iCulfUiV*is now ready for distribution and I will take pleasure in sending a copy t£ anv of my cbnstituents who wish It. These agricultural year-books are carefully prepared and contain a great deal of information of value to those interested in’ ’agricultural puntiits. I have only a limited number nlloted ine *and I would therefore urge any one desiring one gf these hooks to write me as soon as possible.—Richard S. Whaley, House of Representatives. Washing ton. DC. , o Attending Convention In (liiirlenjon. Among those from Waltehboro at tending the State Sunday School Convention In Charleston this week may be mentioned Mrs. M. G. Grub er. Mrs. P. M* Murray, Mrs. It. G. W. Bryan, who with-B. O. Price are del egates from the Baptist church: Mrs. Ina D. Savage and Mrs. S. R. Hope, ’as delegates from the Presbyterian church. **************** * Personal Mention * * ** * * * ********** Mrs. Robert Padgett, of Charles ton, Is visiting her mother. Mrs. S. M. Crosby, In town. Mr. knd Mrs. E. D. Loper hare returned to their home at Key West. Fla., after n vacation spent In Col leton county and in Virginia. ■—-O-fr— Among those from Walterboro and Colleton county attending the State Sunday School Convention may be mentioned H. X. Stokes. Mrs. Stokes and children and Misses Marion and Beulah Glover, who go as delegates from Bethel Methodist Sunday school of Walterboro. The many friends Jn the- county of Miss Ida May Flshburne will he interested to know that she will have work in the city of Savannah. Ga.. as pastor’s assistant at Trinity Methodist church. Miss Flshburne Is just completing a nine' months* session'at Scarttt Bible and Training School. Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are pre- parinr to move back to Brunson. Mr. Williams has been employed at jthe Oil Mill for the past Jew year*, but has decided to go back to hia old home at Brunson. Treasurer R. E. Jones is spending a few days in Charleston, haring gone down to consult specialists. He has been in bad health for sonfetlme\ and feels that perhaps treatment *»t the hospital In Charleston will re store him to his usual good health. —o-« Col Jar. G. Padgett Is spending, several days in Charleston with Mrs. Padgett, who is under treatment of specialists. Miss Pauline Sanders, of Walter boro. came over from that town for the Easter dance on Tuesday even ing. She was the guest of her rela> fives. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Paul. Sr., while here.—Beaufort Gazette. — O-O" ■ Miss Elizabeth Walker, of Charles ton. Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Padgett. Miss Wal ker was at college with Mrs. Pad gett. Mrs!. J. Henry Koger will repre sent the Walterboro Civic League in its State convention to be held in Anderson. Mrs. Thos. M. Seawell, of Varn- ville. $pent from Friday to -Sundav with her college friend. Miss Ray Jones. Mr. Seawell returned Sun day to accompany Mrs. Seawell fiome. P. F\ Hlott ws^-fn town this morn ing. While- here he announced that he^fould become a candidate for the rfffioe of magistrate in Fraser town ship. C. F. Hodges is the present magistrate. J. D. Miiey. of Lodge, was bus iness visitor to Walterboro today. Will Attend Meeting At ItidKeluml Thursday President W. AV. Smoak. Secretary R. M. Jefferies and E. T. H. Shaffer. Wnembers of the hoara of directors'of 1h«- Southern Carolina Association will.attend a meeting of the board of directors at Ridgeiand Thursday af ternoon. and remain over for a meet ing of the citizens at night.- They will make the trip over in an auto mobile and w,Ul return aller the meeting. P. H. Selin tines tn lliirtville. P. H. Senn. who lias been in Col leton for a month doing farm dem onstration work, left Saturday for Ifartsvllle. where he goes to Coker’s heed farm Mr. Renn is a well bal anced and able young man who will make good in his ehosen profession. o l.ifth* Boy (i«*l». Atm llmkon. « Gerald Price, the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Price, while playing on ’’’ •' i ■ few,; days aen had the" 4 - misfortune to run backwards into an automobile, being driven by J 11 Hatfield, end wins thrown down breakirik h teg.' It is thought the fender struck the little fellow with such fore,, ao to break his leg. I! > is pett np on ns wa ll as (mild he ex ported. . < r. i*. c. meeting r. TW OM au«d»rd grwerml «ir*«rth*atmc took. CROVK'S TASTSUtSS dull TOSfC. dnm oat M•UHa.esrtcho the blood.andbaikton t he tre- t*B»- A true tosk. For sdslt* asd chiMrcm. Stic Tiie Micah .Lnkir.s chapter of the D. C. met with M •; .1 ames K. Penrifov on Friday, th* L'Sth itist. In th*, ahsenre of Mrs H L Koger. Mrs Liles acted as president. Four- Kx'n t>f tiie daughL vs were pvesent and we had one ^fiest Mrs. Seawell. of Hampton. After Hie roll wil the program was begun bv the singing of the Bonnie Bine Flag Miss Flmer Fish- huine r- ad tl^l.ife *>f Johnson Ha- coml “la' Miserue." a beautiful instrumental solo.was rendered bv Mrs S M Riddle ^ ’ Miss Edrth Fraser'read^a po n m hv Will f’arleton. “Cover Them Over W<th Beautiful Flowers.” <, Mi.ss Ray Jones read “February.” a noent written Av herself while at college. Tiie subject of our lesson wa.s Memorial Dav The Chapter has lust bought a picture'of Jeff Davis, which will he presented to the High school ocAValterbnro. DelicinuXf^c^hments were Serv ed and the ed \he meeting will he wlty \!rs. wT E. Fraser In May. OPEN MEETING , OF CIVIC LEAGUE New Policy to Ik- AdopttMl by Organi zation—Scope Greatly Broadened. I The Civic League will hold an open meeting in the High School au ditorium on Monday night. May 8th. to which the public generally is in vited. A program has been ar ranged for the entertainment of the public and the Leas*ie-momhers, and a large attendance Is expected, is the -first meeting to he held .sine** the re-o^ganization of the hodv. and an entirely new policy will be In stituted for it. The dues has rj'en reduced to 5 cents a month, and it has been changed in character from a “Wo man’s club" to a Community Forum whose activity will depend upon men as well as women. The aim of the movementJs to bring tbe people of the comnfunity together for the coa- sideraUbn and discussion cf com munity inte'rests. The program is r. follows: Instrumental solo “To Spring" <OTeip.p Mr Sim Riddle. Dwirmatfon. “Xebuchadr T-at ” - T.acy Walch . , . VocrtV Solo. “Who Knows." ( Bail <' M'*<; Ka*e Rent” Discussion. “Civic League*— V W cessity or Luxury " Mrs Rchro‘-t< , Chorus. “Last \ight." tKyeru ,f - W.’.td'.urst»- Mrs Chas. Frlpp, Mrs lb F Schroeter. Miss -Ray Jon< s, Mt*. Chas. FsDorn. U. S. Circuit Court Affirms Decision fo fgrth* tesaisg. call toe full same. LAX V £ Leckloraicnator? of ‘ ■ W. GROVK. Curra a CoIJ ia Oa« D«p. Mopa -ou*h a*4 headache, aa J work* of coli. V telegram vas received la«t nig* t front the clerk of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, stating that the court had rendered a decision affirming the decision of IW District Court of Appeals in Charleston, which ’ decision wa«, in favor of the respondent in the cas* of Eunice Glover, et al... appellants, vs Pet-'r Rradlev. et nl . defendants. Tbit has been a hard fqueht ease In- vrdving several thousands Ot "isnhv of valuable Lind in this county, the decision of this court’ hfts nwaitedT with interest. While not directly in point with anof suit brought by the same parties against certain land owners In Wal- t'erhoro. it is thoug*ht the decision may have some weight in the trial of this other suit. ..-.w. v ... i The appellants were represented nghters heartUy enloy- bv (hp fnllow)n * counsel: How- Th£ I ell & Gruber and Fishhurne A Fi'h- burne. of Walterboro: E. W. Hughes, land James Rimmons. of Charleston; [Claude RawT^r. of Aiken. The re spondents wero^apresented, by Pad- gett dT^Moorer. of Waltarboro. and vonKolnitz & vonKoltritz. of Chaf- To Cur* g CoM la On* Day TateiAXATmrtROMoosisias. i» . Cosgh a*4 Headache aad works st tbs Ost* Oesnrtou refund aocey U it fails t* enrt. *- W. GaOtrg s .iceatare on each bos- r- leston. J ■ N ' -a • u- 4 J Our Millinery Sale r IS NOW GOING.ON Meet Me AT FRANK’S Where you can get more good* for less money and better good for same money in the line of CLOTHING, SHOES. • HATS AND MILLINERY. • As we sell everything at old cut prices, no use to pay higher prices if you can get the same goods at a ^ \ very low price. See us before you buy. You will siire save money at ^ ' ' ' * ' , ■ r Q - , ' \ The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Next Door to Express Office. J. FRANK, Manager. Every Housekeeper Needs a Drug Store at Titties There are times when every family must get drugs or some thing in the drug line from a drug store, At these times^one wishes to feel that they can get what they want w’hen they want it, and as they wan!t it. We have.made a study of the needs of families and have equipped our store to meet these de- > '^mands. So we can. with confi dence, point you to a long list oi satisfied customers who have been able to secure what they want, and as they wanted it. / You Can Do The Same Thing • J W Glover’s Pharmacy HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager ~ . PHONE 86 Hogwallow News From the* II ow ka I km Kentuckian. (DUNK BOTTR, Editor.) S Sird’n-Kje View of Hosj waljjrm, showing Postoffice. rCopyrighted. lf» 15. Adams Ryndlcate.) ( lab ?!anco< k*s chickens arc com- I* Ik'.! to remain up all ,,1^, fi 0 , v until ie gets his chiiken roost com pleted. The congsegation of the Dog Hill church Is co divided o n a few ques- Don- of importanc** fhat it looks uke then will Have t 0 be a partition bn f thiough the middle of tH* building Do< k Hocks, the erstwhile dentist snd congenial blacksmith. reports that since our last letter he has pulled two.teeth, one for Miss FrurU AIlsop and the other for Yam Sim’s mule. ^ ^ —o-o-% Cricket Hick*, spent Satu-dar af ternoon at the Hog Ford church tracing down the pedigree of a rab bit dog he is about to swap his spot ted cow for. An elefijon will he called next month by our citizens for the selec tion of a MaM Carrier hetweeh here and Tickvllle. Everybodv along the route is allowed to vote. The pres ent Mail Carrier will doubtless be elected, as it is his duD up the votes along the i bring them into Hogwall" they are counted. e .th r| | r fort I The Postmaster, w ho . ka- ^ a j comfortably seated on t 1 »t gf the postoffice for ti:- ps f ^1 peeks wa« compelled to ir.nvt n:5| chair around to the east ! >' e "*J*| day on account of a leak in i f* roo-| CMGHESTPSPlUil or/sto DIAMOND t-sDIXi» ' A«k >««r 1v«aM for CHT-CHES DIAMOND bkA.rtD PILL' in Rod Gold mnuttte tone*, icsled with I Bibboa. Tarb no otbcs. TJ* ■»—»«> *a4 j»k f r diamord »usy» CrI >»*r«rega.-d»d a» Be*t.6«. r nt. A w r ’ , SOLD BV ALL DRUG GIST? | ffiss, EVERYWHERE ««»[