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■ * ' • FOUR «fc Trim l«t PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, August 22, 1917. L, ‘-i '/ • • Personal Mention • *•••••••••* B. I* Vany of Saiden. wm la toVa Taoodaj. Bayek Crooby aad brother, Wat- ^toa. woro la tow* Taeoday. KIm Btha Croaby waa la towa •hopplac today. ^ _ Carey Carter, of Ix>dfe f waa in towa ^a bosineaa Monday. Mlaa Katy Ok>Ter la ipendln* BomaUme la HeaderaoaTllle. N. C. J. Sinclair Olorer baa sone to Lodge, where he haa accepted a po- attloa with W. M. Fox. Ura C. W. Butler haa returned from a rialt to her aon. Carroll, at tirlnyaton. _ _ . ' Mlaa Annie Wllby and Mlaa Grace Martin leave today for Lake City, Fla., for a visit of several weeks. . W. M. E. Campbell, of lalandton. was In town Tuesday, accompanied ay Franklin Campbell, a grandson. H D. Oafroll and Julius Strick land. of Williams, had buslnese In town Tuesday of this week.- ■ o-o— H. H. Hickman and J. L. Hick man. of. Wlgylna, were In town Tuesday. . Mias Ray Jones, who has been spending three week* on Sullivan’s Island, has returned. mother waa well ,knowa la Waltor- boro as Mlaa Leila Black. This la the drat riait of her children to relatives In Walterboro. Henry Baffett. who has been spending a. while at Glenn Spring*, ana returned home, much benefltted by the rest and, change. • -0-0— Mrs. J. W. Walker, of Denmark, Is here vislt'ng her daughter, Mrs. John Black. She la accompanied by little Misses Mary Hayne Wal ker, Dorothy and Lena Stevenson. Col." and Mrs. C. D. May, who have been at Hendersonville, N. C., returned the latter part of the week. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. R, McTeer and little son. Raymond, who have also been at Hendersonville. Misses Ethel and Thelma Gjiffln. of Jacksonville, Fla., are in town on a vigit to their v aunt. Mrs. Hig ginbotham, at • the Methodist par sonage. * _ ** Mr. and Mrs. R. M. JeHeries and little daughter, Kleth. accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ina D. Savage, left the latter part of the week for Waynesville. N. C.. wherethey will spend several weeks. Mr. Jefferlep returned Tuesday. * * * * »***»**»**** * . DEATHS ; • **«'**«** ******** V W. E. CARTER Smoaks, Aug. 20.—W. E. Carter died at his home neaf Smoaks Sat urday night following an illness* of only a week. The funeral and in terment were held at Adnah church of which the deceased was a mem ber, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Carter was a man past middle age, and was a substantial citizen, being engag ed in farming. He leaves a wife, four sons and three daughters. MRS. JULIA A, SMITH Miss Tweedie Pickling Is spend ing this week at her home at North enjoying a holiday., Miss Fickllng is home demonstration agent for Colleton county. Mis* Ethel >een vi Sanders, who has been visiting In North Carolina, has returned home. Willie Wit sell, s member of the Coast Defense, stationed at Char leston. was at home^op a furlough Monday and Tuesday. ‘ Miss Etta Prodoskv. of Charlesr ton. spent the week-end In Wnlter- horo with her brother, Isaac Prod- osky. ——0-0— Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wlehman *re at home again from Henderson ville. N. C.. where thev have been spending several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. D.' Tftter Strick land. of Yonges Island, spent Sun day in town as the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Yarn. • F. J. Berry, accompanied by hli sons. Percy and Fairy, and his Ut ils daughter." Miss Connie, came to WaiterbOro Monday on a business trip. Miss Grace Martin, accompanied by hee little brother*wEdward. has returned to Walterboro after a two weeks* visit to relatives and friends at Marion and Mullins. TFBbtmaater J. M. Wltsell went to Chernw esrly in the wo«k for the purpose of accompanving Mrs. Wtt- aell and little son. Mitchell, home. \ aftfiva stay of several weeks with relatives. —John Clayton, bookkeeper for RIter $ Aver, has returned from a abort holiday spe*’» with relatives at his home near Ehrhardt. Thomas Howell, who has been awav for a month visiting relatives at Or^ngehure. Eilenton and Sum- tor, came liome the latter part of the week. .• / Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Howell an/L children, who have hoe n at Blow ing Rock for the past three / w : >ck'\ returned Saturday nirht./afte’- a "tnoat delightful holidayirip. ^Ir. and M-s, Plshhorne and son. returned Saturday night from Blowing Flpdt. where thev spent■*a few- ’vceJrtL enjoying the high- - laO tude > After s most delightful trip for two weeks to Washington, Phila delphia. New York and other points in the North. Mr.^And Mrs. Phil M. Yarn returned lastweek. Mr. Yarn -travels for a brokerage concern: and went North to confer with the head office as to plans for the fall. Prince Mason, treasurer of llampfot^ county, accompanied by Rov Ellis. Ned Webb and S. Po- Taskl. also of Hampton, was in town Monday oh business. 1xm» Berry, who is a member of one of the Chajleston companies spent Saturday and Sunday at homo with his parents. He returned to Charleston and left Tuesday morn ing for Columbia, w't\ere he will he engaged In d«! a S guard duty at "the cantontnenf. < Mrs. .las. G. Padgett, accompan ied by Misses Isabel and Ruth Smith and Duncan Padgett, motor ed to St.' George Monday afternoon, spending the night at the home of Mrs. Padgett’s mother, Mrs. H. M. j Moorer. They returned Tuesday morning. ■ , —r-n •/ Mis* Annie vonLehe will leave in a few days* for Wllllamston. in An derson county, where she haa ac cepted e position os teacher in the school there. Miss vonLehe grad uated last year from the Greenville woman's college. Stove Anderson, who has been at Mcggett in charge of the barber •hop there, has accepted a position with Smith’s Barber Shop, and has 1 moved ,hls family, consisting of wife Tnd ThRd to town. They are occupying a cottage otr Hampton street. / — v —9#"* our. PROFIT SHARING an noufleement on last page. We give PROFIT-SHARING rFRT r FI / 'A T FS with evem- «»n|e PRfrE FURNI TURE UOMPANY, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. ^nlk, of ls- landton. were in town Ftiday, hav ing come in to se*- Mis. K’elk's son. J. pe Rich, who is •>( the' Ulp• .1 Us- Porn Infirmary. Thev found Mrii Improving ! n a satl*fa<icry,majvhei. 9 Ww ■■■ O " S' J. H. Oan is.' a tueuthef - of t’ » Const Defense Gita <’. cently been assign-' 1 thrope, where he (■era training few d.v-s 'hating ■ Garris, v'y* Ron" 1. Mordav/Tor Ogletjm t • * * * #*********** * Walterboro Brieflets ^ t ■ ■ * • »««*»* * ».*****«* Mwklnn Extensive Repairs to Re^ence. Extensive repairs are being made la the residence of Mr. snd Mrs. E. M. Jones. A second story is being added snd considerable Interior work is being done.. Contractor Guilford is doing the work. '^•‘C ■ l.-Q ■ Hacks Crosby Wins Scholarship. As s result ofthe examination on July 13th to fill the vacant scholar ship to the Clemson Agricultural College. H. Hucka Crosby, of Hud son’s Mijl. was the successful com petitor/ Mr. Crosby is a son of former County Superintendent of Education, H. A. Crosby, and is a young man of promise and ability. . —o- Dr. Bailey leases Mr*.. I^-itlack’s Home. Dr. R. fly Bailey, superintendent of the- Walterboro High School, has secured a lease on the residence of Mrs. A. J. Lemarks. and has moved his family there. He feels that he Is fortunate In ■securing this de lightful location., and is enjoying the coolness and purity of the at mosphere there. Negro Pleaded Guilty , In I lipping Vat Case. Magistrate Bryan accepted a plea v>f guilty IfFthe case against Levi Stephens for refusing to dip his rattle, apd fined him $10. In the case against H. T. Herndon, for violation of dipping law in trans porting cattle a request by Mr. Herndon for a change of venue was granted. \ J Dr. C. I. Goodwin Tw go to Urn nee. Dr. C. I. Goodwin, of Megg*>t ai Frances Eastwick 'Nelson was f| co n o£ Mr. and Mrs. .5. R. Goodwin, at Kingstree. this state. Jaq. ! | of m.* r Walterboro. has been com- 2( f mo . the-daughter of Countv mlsslonUdNas first lieutenant in vn** j Sheriff and Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Ndl-.11 jnedital coifs, and has been ^rder-. gon wa8 a jj oonei a descendant *d to report r» New 1 ork w-ith final f Uaniel Hodne.' the famous pior 1 l'«tiration In France. Pr. Goodwin ] noer of Kentucky has had severaL years exocriej^, Deleon when but seventeen and has been a successful ph}st-iy ear9 aae became oq April 16, 1 !an - • _ \ - i 1867, the wife of John H. Marvin. \ : Mr, Marvin brought his bride to the Mill ' ofe on present family home At Henderson- Hpeejnl Le»y. ville, where she resided continuous- Walterboro school district has | lv unti , the hour of her dt'ath. l-d a netltton with the county snp-,| She wa8 an invalid noar]v al , her lalandton, Aug. fO.—Mr*. Julia A. Smith died at her home near here Tuesday, August 14, after an illness of sometime of malaria. Mrs. Smith was 68 years of age, and is survived by five children, two sons and three daughters, as follows: C. B. and W. W. Smith, of Islandton;' Mrs. J. P. Till, Elloree; Mrs. R. L. King, Islandton; Mrs. V. D. Du- Bois, Augusta, Ga. The interment took place at the family burying ground at Islandton on last- Wednesday, there being present to pay a last tribute a large number' of relatives and friends of the deceased. Rev, Harrelson con ducted the funeral services. MRS. JOHiy H. MARVIN Hendersonville, Aug. 20.—Mrs. John H. Marvin departed this life at her home In Hendersonville early on the morning of August 15th. The funeral services were conduct ed by the Rev. B. G. Yauphn, assist ed by Rev. Peeler, at the family home at five o'clock 1 on the after noon of the same day. Interment was made at the Hendersonville cemetery under the solemn, age-old, moss-grown oaks. I crintfndent of education, calling 1^;.^ b(Me her great suffering for an election on the questfon. oH wUh fortitude. She*was much lov- • ' additional special tax of | P(J by all who knew her Mrfl five nulls, and the election has . v j n wa8 t j, e mother of ten children. I hccjKordered for August 3>. the ad-\h ere named in the order of birth: verti-oment appearing In this issue. I William S.. Joseph R., Lou Ellen. 1 t ri -‘ petition presented has been , yioCeaAed. Klizabeth, Lela Inez. Jno.l Signed by about J .^freeholders and H ., v Mr.. Herbert, deceased. Annl<l FARMERS, ATTENTION! , r • > ./•-•: ■ ■ .. . ’ * 4 ■ ' * ' We have received one of the largest shipments 0/ % farm machinery ever brought to Walterboro at one timT. We are prepared to sene you better than ever before. «> * 2 Cars of Wagons Just Received * . *. * • \ 2 Cars Buggies, Just Received. 1 Car Mowers, Rakes, Disc Harrows, Etc. . % ''■* •. ' s- ' ' . * . ' ■« Other Farm Machinery in stock. We can supply « * • ’ » r • j ■ . . • ■ your every want, and on liberal terms. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Rizer WALTERBORO, Ayer SOUTH CAROLIN * ♦ icctois, and mef ^ith little oppo- Rans'om Desmond, and an infant. Mtion. It is thought there will he wbo di5tl unnam e d . hut f.-w votes cast against-Ai^pro- . There are eight living gKind- pc.seil levy. , \ children.^-Nlr. Marvin and family ... ' 1 have the sympathy-of the entire Automobile < «llide*i x ’community in^this, their great be-. With Buggy on R<*ad. reavemeht. Monday night vthat cafne near / 1 ’wine a serious aorident occurred 1 ^1’. A. RIVARD on the Sandy Dam road. Just in«ide j , Walter Wo- Route 3. Aug 20 — the citP limits, when an automo---This coidiRinity was shockked and h'.e U-ing driven by C. P. Fish- saddened Friday morning when the b ’ *' f Neyles. ran into t^e rea" (M d news was told from pne to an- c< P r.pjjet Roan’s buggy as h- and , other: “Mr. Kinard is .lead.” Mr. V- cjfe were enming into town. | Kinard was confined to his bed TV- rear wheel o4 the hTiggy was I only a few days and all was done 47 irsTi-1 and the occupants thrown that human skill and loving hands f th- buggy. Roan’s wife wasjcould do. but to no avail The i.a.Ilv shaken up and bruised, he goocf-Lw4 gaw fit to give the tired body r^st. • " — He had lived to he 73 years of age. and had led a useful Christian/ / life. In his death his home and r Tkj. ,• cj church and the entire communi/v S Discontinued I.have suffered a great loss. He y a s reportF. It is alleged that the au ton,, bile had no lights. Local Mail Clerk ! a devoted member pf Zion Baptist h- , thiirch an.] had been for a number tff j ef years a faithful deocoh. was n mail loved and respected by rvll who i Gre^n- ’ knew* him; his home was the home i ■ .ne a policy of retrench authorities have taken oY J’^f years a faithful deoefrh. • ikley. w]ip has bee / Fc-ilf! to* nt. >* X < X. «‘ -: n the tnKn between Rend • Kh-hardt. for manv y.-’r*. ' °f his pastor atid - p'eopl*/ visiting , T 1 • . - 1 -nfril ".ineh additional his church, wele • alvfkys 'welcome. to Fo't Orb i , ' l*o‘. hir'd UOst of fLco, nnd The !> to th< ■ iff. r 11 b.- ! f souroe of I- onai-R 4 •r;\blo nidov < o T i io' f »*» cr « « !. • J1CO (11 u b t n £- the lin**. 1 ’ o jt \v: 'nthf r. W. K \jX" TV..UO Ho to - >' l 4 * to r^k> H. Ac. 'I,v will I- ' V X'U} t j ^ ’ .! . *» ’TO'If’ 1 ! *nY Oil n - Ugq- \ :cojj. ' ii- i /I. -ind in ;h! •lit ion uc nd l" .11 /Ml. V - } : ’ aly'it • iivb’ -n-it’d fo: x | '-•inf : .follow; Misses Uthe! and Ibutha Kins accompan'- d I y f^-Ror Reach , Atntoe Vva'tit. rroto-' l 1 1;> Hampt cj Sunday. s fS C pv-f. n W v wn* nr'-- ctpal Is*' tern’ ef ttv* Stokes school, j l« fpo In ' iwn visit- - ln.g ffr'cdiT.' « • 05: u.ophinc in Zion/hmch yard dV t 1 '- H^inrecr/tn. jRev. T.. Kerman c n-luotcd the’ ser- K! aa - Mt '< < a - ffe r'n«U't' : 4e n-; .hibJ-eji to mottrn x >i!s de- i*: Kugene K ;ir.rjL/ of. Got- Argie EXEMPTION < l AU!- 1Continited on Fh : ix.1 J. F. Rcnfz. of Islandton. wns in town vesteedav. ,*’avlni» cotne down to br’-r Rro-' -t Vtoy 1 anil yt 1 sen. Je«se. who w a S'-here for The Junior Tacob Fender. Waite-’ Tillman Urosbv, Ruffin, v , Robert -Murdock. Sm’iak«. ll Eleck Rorlison. Lodge. Robert Hie.’. William^ \tilM TO! - I t: excmlnatfon. A. R. Smith. Phil Wilson. Lucas Smith and Hansjord .Smoak, of the tinprr r*rt of the countv. were In town Tue«dav. Mr Smith. Jr., and Mr. Sn>o»k were called for physical examination. Miss Blanche Rose, a charming young lady of Timmonsville. has re- jurned to her home after a delight ful visit to her friend. Miss Helen vonLehe. Mr^cfl. 8. Anderson, after a visit Of t*o weeks to, relatives and friends In Spartanburg and fh«- motmtalns of North again at home. - Mrs. Harry W. Anderson snd lit tle son, who" have been guests for several weeks at the home of his parent*. Mr: and Mrs. (J. 0. Ander son. have returned to their home In Charleston. • Little Miss Harriett and Master Lemuel Wiggins, of Bamberg, who hat* Wn visiting at the home of their aunt. Mrs. CT M. Fripp. have returned to their home. Their Tims. M.-Williams. Waltciboi o. John. Ayers. Islnndton Tom .Jenkin*. ffarde^villc, Artht*r ,Ch 1c Frawdy.' Coflcton. James Hiotf. Round. R. F v D. Marshall Gr’Tbcr, Walterboro. Isiah Tedlefon, Waltci bo to. Monday Bell. WaHerhovo. Wm. Douglas Gregorie, • Grcvn Ipmti. sXy 1 's Joseph Holmes^ Round. s' John Willis Smoak- WnReiboro. Johnnie Harvey Kinsey, Colleton lavnnie R. Hertfflon. Btnoaks. David Dalton* Mitehum. Smoaks. James Gamely White Hall. Willie Green. Salkehatchie. Arthur Christopher Mears, 1s- laiidfi; ^ v ,/ Hen Grant. Islandton, R. 1. Heary Chisolm, White Hail. Carolina, Is BenJ. F. Washington. Round. Jack 'Washington. Wiggins. Samuel Dosia Figgs, Ruffin. Tims, Morgan Bolds, Green Pond Ernest Henry Ackerman. Wigginc Obida Elijah Fralix. Round. Jacob Kirkland Linder. Weeks. Raymond Calvin Polk. Islandton Asbury Cover. Ehrhardt. Fletcher M. Caldwell. Lodge. Ned Seabrook, Stokes. Jonas Smalls, SalkehaR hie. R. 5 Holey Holmes, Walterboro. Abraham l^ee. Beaufort. Parks Knight, Walterboro. •II n iil ».v b-y Xf’-'OVi-e of , As :. t'. - n trn/n. and «r- -T-Nibrniy of : The neoj I’ •• JfV.i .!I- OPpOSeiLtl 1 a vigorouF iY-iniast.-r Wl tii'a parting sroinc r 'S' . --.R T. r - .Hie; Will 5 - n '1 X.U*' and 1.11 - 1 < Zien X::t ! iff AUTOMBLES ' s'’*' * * * ! '• s' \ We have on hind now a number of automobiles which we have taken in on sales. These cars have been repainted, and over hauled, being repaired thor oughly. New tires and in perfect condition. There are some real bargains in these cars. Among them are Maxwells, Chalmers, Reos, Overlands, Dodges and Fords. Prices from $200 to $600 Walterboro Garge Co., Ltd. > WALTERBORO, S. C. 'If:*'. Wij^ui \t« J \ \ < r< US V il* mom VTv a,* f ote^t ;>-( H* rii!'; -onvill N. C.. would U. h-n- Ml uenlt f>fl.t;>l, 'Th.- body w; bio J: TO - rf. t. .. i * Whi’o ?» il! t* ■.i- "ie-r 1 , rr j *v : ta'ker. C sUr . * 1- to Hendt'. «on will-,' \v he:/' t'T.- fun- "Id ip 1 ’c- fial ;tnd irtet um-nt w ■ t- held: 'nubcixnf days, but Congre^mpn M J. ' C-'' ' f'f'X* ’ ‘ derc. >wl»Vg off of the fa 1: trial. informed ’Vim that nothin'; fc.u>»br.nd rn ! t! b p«t until th it rk was gi-.cn s jrvfved by h#r blowing diildren: •Afrs.'C. H Boynton. Mrs. W. S. Mar-^ t vin. Mg*. E. A. Mrs. Ellison Willis. XrT 5 *, R. H. Atkprnup, Miss >■ — i Lucille Jay ocks and two sons, Wil- — S»-t cur PROFIT SHARING rn- | M*m E. Jayrdtks and Edgar Jay- noun'ement on last page. We give co?kk: PROFIT-SHARING CERTIFICATES i Mrs. jaycocks Was a member of tvfth every sale PRICE FURNI-]-Salem Methodist church and has Tl’RE' COMPANY. j lived a life noted for thoughtful- i — j ness to other*. She has a large A. Z. Searson. G. C. Brown, Jno. j circle of relatives and friends to D. Glover and L. B. Patterson, who I mourn her departure, and every- have been on a tour in the upper ! one sympathizes deeply with the ■ part of the country, are expected bereaved family. ‘home this week. j — FRUIT JARS We just received a large shipmeut of glass fruit jars in one and two quart sizes. Let us ship you out . some of these to finish up the canning season. - See our PROFIT SHARING an nouncement on lust page. We give PHOFIT-SILARING CERTIFICATES 1 A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic with every * a le PRICE FURNI-] and Liver Tot “ What is LAX-FOS IAX-F0S IS M MPtOVED CASCMA A. Wichman Son WALTERBOB©, SOUTH CAROLINA. TURK COMPANY. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Padgett, lit tle .son.^p. O.. Jr.. Miss Lillian Price and Fickling Price, have returned troir a flip of fhree weeks to Hen dersonville, N. C., and other points in the Piedmont section of' this State and North Carolina. - and UverTonic. ContainsCascsraBark, Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves sou Pepsin. Combines strength with pals- < table aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 30c Former Governor D. C. Reywar« R. L. Fraser, cashier of the Col- and sos, Alexander,' spent last l leten Banking Company, has gone night i n Walterboro. having come ! to Hendersonville, N. C., for two down from Columbia to attend the weeks vacation trip. He was ac- funtral of Mrs. Jaycocks at Htn ' cbmpanled by Mrs. Fraser, who will Mrs. W. S. Marvin has gone to Hendersonville. N. C.. to see her mother, Mrs. William Jaycocks, who i» Quite ill at that place. (dersonville this morning. j remain a:t*r Mr. return.