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July 25, 1217. i-' ■ THE STANDARD ? \ • ■; PAGE FIVE **'•**« * * * * * * * * * ?. '» X;: ' • * • Personal Mention * ******* * * ******* MiMta Marion and Beulah Glov er are gueata at the home of Mrs. I. J. May, at Smoaks. I - _, are alwaya glad to see him on the' Alba Hiers. who hat been attend- ociasion of hia visits to this seition. ing' Dra'ughan’s Business College. • —o-o— ' ‘ Columbia, has returned and is again B. G. Robertson, of the-Williams, with Koger Hardware Conipacy. Mr. section, was in Walterboro Tuesday • Hiers was. very successful in hi* morning. He was accompanied by course and made high averages. ILee Herndon. A- H. WMchman is enjoying a two week’s vacation at Traveller's Rest, where he joined Mr/. Wichman and little Miss Jean. • —o*o—• * Mr. and Mrs. x P. J. Lucj^s return- ^ o-o— e( j i at t er p ar t 0 f the w-eek from Mrs. C. W. Butler left Saturday a trip’to the mountains of North for Livingston, where she will spend r!lro ij n:i * a nd to other points of in terest in that state and in this. 6EII. _ ISSUES FUI6 Miss Hattiie vonl^he is visitinc •t Hartsville this week, at the horn? of her friend. Miss Sue Byrd. sometime with her son, C. J. Butler. —o-o. - J. P. Smoak. of Smoaks. passefj 1 through Walterboro this qjorning on a business trip. Perrv S., Hudson, of Bells, was in Walterboro today.- Mr. Hudson was among those drafted. ■ ~ fl 1 Master Coteaxvorth Fi«hhn*-ne h.T" niiliarv kiioku. Clarence Jt. Lucas i*assed throi:gh Walterboro the latter part of ti>? week en route from his vacation trip to dhe mountains of North Car olina to his home in Florida. While here’he was the guest of'relatives. The people of the town are always glad to see ‘Mudee/' as he is fa- Master Chari*/ Peurifoy caune home Monday night for a visit of t»<» weeJts. before returning to Hill- girt. N. C.. where his mother ** spending the summer. Judge Peu rifoy accompanied him as far as Green Pond, going on do Beaufort, where he is holding court thik week. Mrs. Adeltna Road, who i* mak ing h$r home with her sister. Mrs. C. H. EsPCTT), has gone to Charks- to for a visit to relatives. —o-o— " Mrs. George Westburry. of Gro- ver, and Miss Lula Knight, of Gro ver. were in tpwn Tuesday. * C.-TI — . MlMOKAN1K M H*'W Pt'MJC SHOI l.l> Honor « Sl'tMiKjiTS Ml THEN NATIONAL ANTHEM Should V• •{ P a.yed r.- Il.inrr • •r M«<\ir liuvtiv |/)* • retu r ned home after a month’s visit to his friend. Charles Peurifoy, at Hillgirt. N. C. Mrs. C. E. Lariscv and crandeou Joel Armstrong, ‘from Savannah a’e pending a few weeks at Yon re v lelknd- at the home of Mrs. H. B. Sanders.' * —O-o— Mis« Lennis Brown is in Ashe- ville. N. C.. where she wiR snend sometim-' 1 . with her aunt, Mr-. Brur/s. - • -0-0- V Mr. and Mrs, A. Ai Patterson. Miss Anita Bail, y and Tf. A. Pa*-'^' Pcrlinetoti and other point- in mati , „ fewon formed an cuitomoKil^ narty 1 is‘ eT on of the Stat<v. ChaMest.*) Sundnv. '!;• ' v *ll t; trip at this time. . , Sever .1 yo-jrtg :i\.en. who - hr who went tjo take M-- vaeation Miss Belle Weaeoat spent in the City'j y.fjik^Sf?. O-n. ,1*-- nave listed as men hers of the second j jj,,. L. B. Patterson motored to Char- regim-nt; left Tuesday tftotnoon j his st leston Sunday for the day. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wichman. Miss Mabel Wichmpn and J. t'. —o-o— Berry went- to Chat leston Monday MeoB-<!. C. and G. \V. Glover, afternoon, and E^lntttnd Bellinger and Master,. —o-o— Mrs. W. II. Porter and daughter. \v. s. join their rompanies. An'ong those who went are P. Knight. ’’Rub’ Berry. L ;?V>r Bailey. E<kie Benton B, rin e Wili ams. Rttssian Varna E. C. Glover are enioving a trip by antotrobi’e through the upper com*- t’es of the State and into North doe. Xarefie Varr.adoe. Lonnie John- ... * or ‘- ' ', I mlihit Tfen -.- Brant, of Snid.ers. was to-in Mondav. J Judge .Tas. Jh PeurifoV. •>. arid S'* n< c’pnher Rodrigues ate at Rem . f <«t» this w**k where t :. v are h<dd- MisS Alma, are visiting Mr; ’.Marvin on Black street. Ca’-olina. En route thev expect th, , ' o-o—- visit **our boys’* at Greenville. . j <iyd<* \V • Bishop, cashie- of the . —o-o— I First National Bank, has returned Ml«« Flossfe, Yarn, who ha* been fiom his vacation of two .w *ks.! ir 5 _ . ' ■ at'esfing Prautrhon's''Business Col- during this time Mt % and Mr?. Khsh* ; *~ . 0 ~~ ... lege in Columbia, is spending her op visited relatives and friends at ' ‘ visiting reli- vacitfon with her. parents near KhHeardt and Charleston -l)f?id*-s tnt ' • x,acon * Sniders.* ’ - ^ v havin ' spent sometime with rela-J . . -w °' n —lives near town. . ; ! iV • I r r ’ s ' vjil ! ‘' av ^ ^ *«♦' —0-0— • , ' • , ” v Mt’of rite B. Ackerniati, one of the lead <•;. ill concern* .1.' and has • n jo the lj»ca!' press w ith tliat they publish it and i "her p;:;>es* in. this depari- J copy ir i*» YtylL h reads: neral Wood, .commanding • astern pepattment. and • «*:t ! .i.* (*< have -een through- Souih a splendid spirit of natior I patriotism. However, they. ha"e '•.-e.ee,A occasionally here c- ? certgia ignorance on ' v rums people and com as to the* prop«'r and at- -.> of showing- res'pe»t t-S r.l anthenj nnd the natitfr- 1 < o E-yery Dottle O’T Gcrcairce out t c£sc .. 1 cepted ,n the r.. al *<>i • • >, and fered pisses Etna and Josephine Cros- hv. of 'Jniders, was in town Patur- 1* p;.’ t' e-‘ tit*- vM-ek for. a week's stay at Srtlltvan’ 4 Island- sheppirig. ing farmers and business men of . ... 0 *°. —c-o -Cottageville section^ was in town! hmoaks. was W. O. Jones and F. J. Stanley, of yesterday on a business trip. Mr. : '-« onc ""O ''■** Ashton, v*re among those who had Ackerrii.ln is also a trustee of the • n tod.o. business in town Tuesday afternoon, cottageville school district, and is. . ' v *■ '’ —fi-o— - •Iwcrtili- in fnvn,. of teachirur aeri- 1 • Maxe<-.. of . Smoak’s is the *.‘4. a pa- par’ic dance * * •> . the f"" throne pers*-•'v -i T • following information -•-lions .-n-e. therefore, of- Star Spangled Banre- Doiile FnIH 0-T ,6eroaitve Plebs.SNirc.. \valtt:rI»oH<► tA-tOf.A ROTTLIXti WORKS. o t The I- Vi M nationaJ anthem. mu«t n**ver l*e played as ’ a me<Hcy or march ahr 1 r h nev.-r as *V part of a - >n oc asions of ceremonv, ho playe*!. ' r, ** without repetition, t’!' ••s* n. k should stan«l—eith- . A * , . V * w^ek's vacation, hefirtily in favor of teaching agn- C. t W. rtrawdy. w*io has been at culture, the Clara EsDorn infirmary for —o-o—• treatment, has gone to Henderson- Mi«s Edit it Ware has been in town ville. N. C.. for two weeks to re- for several days as thri guest of Mr.-, cuperate. Mr. Drawdy is one of th^ J. L. Koger. Miss Ware is known leading merchants of Green Pond, to the tenders of The v " —o-o—• ■- Standard for Cm (< lip D-. Riddick Ackerman has gone from Adam* Uii:» t gned ’'.UTf tn Her.riersonville,. N. C., for a two Anon.” , —o-d— Miss Mazie Francis has. returned Julius Bogoslof. of B. Levy's to her home, after a pleasant’ vIsV has st returned from New York to relatives and friends in Norway. wVere he has been purchasing fall P. C. While there she visited and witHer goods. North. Columbia, Orangeburg, Copi —o-o— and Neesefi. Philip Bogoslow, of the firm of • —— Pobel 4- Rogeslow. has returned Miss I rel Yarn, who has been tak- from a trip to New York, where he ing a course at Draughon’s Business v as been purchasing goods for the College, came home The latter part, fall and winter. Mr. Bogoslow states of the week, and is now with The that he found the markets high. Prfcss and Standard, w.th a prospect of going higher. He —o-°— i-pent sometime in getting together J. P. Mav. .1. A.^iirroll and Chas. some good bargiTns. hut his opinion Henry Strickland, of Pmoaks. were is that, the'prices of most goods w ill in Walterboro Monday on business, advance in the. near future. —o-o— — —o-o— Prof.' Ed Garris, of Round, was Mr. and Mrs. B. Levy-will leav** je town Monday morning. Prof, this week for New York, where they Harris has b«rn elected to teach a* will spend several weeks visiting principal of the Ashton , ‘Rural relatives and friends, and in pur- Graded school, chasing gocdn for the fall and^win- —o-o— ter. Mrs. William Blocker, and chil- —o-o dren. Annie. Louise, Johnnie and Mf.-a.nd Mrs. H. Zalin left Sun- Kendrick, of Tampa. Fir... arrived •lay for New York to spend several in town Thursday night. They will weeks purchasing goods for the fall be in Walterboro and vicinity for and winter. • several weeks visiting relatives and —c-o— / friends. Mrs.’ Blocker is a daugh- Mr and Mr*. Newton Ramsey and ter of J. H. Hiott. of Rout* 3. two boys, ef Springfield. Ga., are-" *» , - —o-o— spending several days in and near Mrs. E. O’R. Gibbes and Mrs. town with relatives. Mr. Ramsey’s Claud Watson, who hav^ been here old home is about three miles from several weeks with relatives, will Walterboro 'on the Hendersonville leave this aft* J noon for their home -road, and he has many, friends who at Wilson. N. C. was in \V iterboyi this mo nine on a busi ness trio. ’ ■ *-»"■**•*** 4 •****,*#* / l t ■ press uni;* - DEATHS lightful aTticl*/f| **•**•#** * * ******* MISS POt.ME CARTER Lodge, July -4.— Miss Pollie par te:, daughter of the l rt te Stephen K. Carter, died at the home of her brother, H. H. Carter, near Lodg ■ Saturday, following an illness of sometime, and of the infirmities of age. Miss Carter was eighty-two years old. She was never married, but made her home with her bfoth er. She wa^f buried Sunday after noon at Cartier’s Ford cemetery. Rev. \Yf B; Mt-Cuen conducted ' the funeral services 1 . Miss Carter was an esUhiaide lady, and is survived by one sister. Mrs. H. W. Calter, and j fov ^ the following half brothers and sis ters: H. H , Jie. Miles, and John (Viter ancf Mis. f. ?. Caldwell an J Mrs. J. D. Miley. er wit f ..r*vi head# or at th*» ra 1Ute '. « “’*• l" f •' military service, all’! iire-*| to stan«l at the sal’it* .- ■ s they ifappen to be in civilian 1 cif’-of-doors-—then they -• r T un. ovfred. with, the headd,*> - '. hj o||po<xte .the l*>f{ snou!. Every , j* jl,an^_ nian won., •> • hif.i - «houkl stand dtir-l ir.g E • Ph . irc of the anthemj nev,er ;• vinr about—never talking —the v " -with bate Jo-iuls—turtM tlie an: - a® been play* d throOgh. T * rational anMiei^i i* properly placed at the b«ginning or at *he * lo-e of a program o r « on- ceit. I should, never be play* | ! durinu' . moving picture p, rf 0 rm- 'ance. “8. The same salute/is rendered the n. • ..nal cplors a# i< rendered the r.ti,r.al anthem. This salat** i® render, d to the nyional flee when beinc r :'‘e*i or lowered, or when thpf rational/ oiors.. c^ried by any bMv ' of troopsi passes by. Wh^n one 1 passes, thk- nat/oral colors carried bx "■Oops', h*-/should saiufe or un- l liw t"c'lv ' ills ij i ni in- mess meff of this com-j .. Approv<l< j ^ Major C.er at krs home here Frl- WrrK i * K. M. HERMAN Cottaijtvillei July i;4.—E. VM Redman, one of the esteemed farm eis and business munity. died day morning, after an illness of ten days; Mr. Redman Contracted a severe attack of malarial fever which .developed into hemorrhagic fever. Mr. Redman was buried at the Ackerman burying ground Friday afternoon, funeral services being conducted by Rev, S. W. Ackerman and Rev. L. B. Ackerman. The de ceased was 6S years of age. -and '» survived by his wife and six children ?,s folic wri: Sam Kednran. Mrs. John Martin. Misk Annie, Miss Mary. Boswell and Malachi Redman. M:. Redman will be tnissed in the rom- munity, wber? he was known for Ms assistance to all in n**d. *- y\ "■ MRS- VRKIXA SMITH T’-:-* • r i sat>it*» >c r-ve'i w*.*n the /iu-.r To the Color'’ >4 sounded On tb*- trumpets in place of the ijuionsj fnhem. 10./ Thjs. same respe.» is also stui*r» the national ^ntbe-tn of oth«i nations when pla.ved t-n occasions of Tleneral i Signed •: ‘ John C. H Lee. ‘Captain. Corps of Engineers. Aide de Camp.'* ******** * ******* * WITH THE EAHMERS •/ SPECIALS —AT— bel & Bogoslow ■ ■- Our bu^r has just returned from the Neither markets, wherb he has purchased an ENORMOUS STOCK Not.vjfh- fortu-U'.t' \ -rx \ • n orde* ■of goods which we are now getting m daily | standing the high price of goods, he was enough to secure good bargains in every iim to make room for/these incoming goods we have decided to sell all summer goods now on hand at big redu-thm' Get your full supply now and saw money. A call will ^ ^ • * . convince you. Sobel & Bogoslow WALTERBORO, S. C. * Smcaks, July 23.— Mra. Prtuli Smith di**d suddenly Wednesday night at her ho*re near Little Swr.mp church. Mrs. Smith was in her usual health, apparently, but had an attack of appoplexy. The funeral was held and interment was had at the cemetery at Little Swamp church, of which Mrs. Smith v.as a ccrsisOnt membei. Mrs. Smith was the widow of tb* lat* .I(;»ep.h _H^ Jfmith-. wiio. died a few years ago. She is survived by the following children: Berry W , John B , and J. H.; Mrs. Louis Kin ®ev. Mis. .toe ('aiter, M:s. Lou St‘*dly and Mrs. Bob Strickland. WKwTHKKRY—LIMEHOl >K ******* * * ******* Winneboro. S. C. July 17. Ibfl. To All Ageon: " / Please push the seeding of ^ruta baga turnips up to the middle 'of August, and 'instruct ,the /farmers on the trench method of planting. Two bushels of tdrnips fed with one bushel of corn will secure as good i gains as three bushels of coin when ted alocq to hogs, thus releasing tw'o bushels of corn for market. Farmers running short on hog pas ture crops should be instructed In planting summer crook neck or pa:>- tlpan squash, as this crop can be fed with hne results along with a small amount,of grain, and planted now with good seasons should come into use in four or five weeks. We have ample time, for planting Cavhaw or croog neck pumps.ns, j that are not only splendid for sloes I feeding but for the table also, and pi. d at this season of the >e : wii! keep well tbrougn the w.rtei metths. I airy tanners <an le»d th* pumpkins with ei.edent result® , by hopping them fc nd mix-' i. with roughage. j Ycurs vex> truly. W. R. ELLI(»77. ■vg* ct I When you want Tbo/s and Hardware Come to Our Store W/eircat you r/j/thr THE RI LE OF (H R BUSINESS IS TO “SHAVE ' *X)VH PRICES DOWN LOW WHEN WE FIRST MARK OCR GOOD HARDWARE. WE CARRY ONLY KNOWN, RELIABLE BRANDS OF TOOLS AND HARDWARE; WE C ARRY A FULL LINE OF EVERYTHING THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY WANT; WE WAIT ON YOU PROMPT LY; AND WE STAND BACK OF EVERYTHING WE SELL. GIVE US YOUR TRADE. OUR PRICES ARE LOW. USE OUR HARDWARE; IT STANDS HARD WARE. \ \ " > ’ " . • ■ ■ / , Roger Hardware Co. A V . o\ ^ \ \ ANYTHING IN HARDWARE WALTERBORO, S. C.' / - ’ ’ / ' - ; '/* ' • * > J' ' / Disl-ut * ^ A>hton Meeting Begins Mondav Mj»s Biidic Westbeny, of Groves; ; nd M-.. L. B.'Lim* horis*. of Jhhn’s Island, were married at the Me*h<V- > t parsonage Tuesday s after noon by Lev. ('. B. Smith, y*. Limefiouso : urnT mail carrier and had made arrangements foi his vacation. De •itiir.g not to take this alone, h« in Lodge, July 24—The asnu^i .liiced Miss Westberry to shai«j tti rn««ting of the Ae-.:w» l apti-t •xith him, which she. graciously con- cbunhwiill begm on July 30, at 11 sented to do. They left after the I a. m. The preaching will U- done ceremony for Asheville, N. C., and after a few weeks they will be at home at John’s Island. The bridal couple were accompanied from Grover by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lime- house, of James Island, and Mr. !i J. Limehoure, of Grover.. The bride in a popular young lady of Grover, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Westberry. She I* well known in this county, having tanght at Ruffin the past term. They Blte 'i&any friends to wish j them well la their Journey of life.* by K«v. W. C. Allen, pastor of ffik Baptist church at North Augusta.! S. C. There ‘ will be two' service* ea< h day, 11 a. m and S p. m . un til Saturday, when the meeting doses with <he ekv^n o'cl^k ter vice. We .extend a heart* invita-’ tion to all the p*cpl* in the en tire cccmnmty to come cut and 'be with us in this meeting. Mr. Aflea is an attractive speaker and ferrre- ful .preacher. Come oat to hear %ftD preach. W. B. McCVBN. Pantor. 1 Mid-Summer Sale / We must rr.ake room for a Ibr^e htock of fall K‘xxl !< * which will 80cji be coming in, and \ve have decided to . > • •“ > have a big ■/ MID-SUMMER SALE •«/ <t gr/atly reduced prices. During this sje i' the time to save ruefity on what yt u will need. Our stock is com- plete a.Mi ..e -hall be pleased to 'ee you while the sale is goi.ig cn. Everybodys Store ’ H. WA COHEN, Proprietor. • ■ * Walterboro, S. C, • * • ’* • Glover Block. / w. B. McCVBN. Pantor.