Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, April 17, 1918, Image 5
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x Time, oh time in thy flight,
Has given us an hour more of daylight
v.. W. M. Spires, of the Pelion section,
was here Saturday.
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Mr. Henry Steele, the well known
merchant and f rrmer of Ethan, was
in town Monday.
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and farmer from Hollow creel:, was
? k'i here on business Hon day.
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Sheriff Sim J. "Tiller has been in
' w. Bolivia court
attendance u?wu tuo - " this
week, a witness in a civil action.
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iur. luck jt.cici ?> i:?s c.c-v ^.n t.
position
with The Barre Hardware
Comparr*
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Mr. Charlie Livingston, one of the
many^r oppressive planters in the St.
John section was in tovrn Saturday.
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t?t i^r>n T. Hamir.er and
Larson Warner soer.t Saturday in
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Columbia.
Mrs. Leo Williams, now of Coium
bia, spent Sunday and Monday with
Mr. Jas W. Corley and family.
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Mr and -virs Rudolnh Rorer and
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little son spent Monday in Columbia
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Bl&t' shopping. .
Mrs C. M. Efird took advantage of j
i the idea! spring day and spent same ;
in Columbia Monday shopping.
Mr George Bickley one of the sub-!
siantial men of the Dutch Fork, was
- in town on Monday.
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Yr. Sim L. Hsr.drix, a progressive
planter of the Peter's section, spent
Friday in Columbia.
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When vou are driving1 or walking
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in passing eachother always take to
the right and walk your horses and
slow up year machine.
.Mrs T. I. v? ingard has returned;
from a ir.ose delightful visit to her,
daughter, Miss Lucy Daniel Vvingard
who is teaching at Manning.
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A. Mike Harmon, who has oeen 1111
at his home for the past four or five!
weeks, is still a very sick man, much |
to the regret of his family and friends j
Prof. J. B. Ballentine, principal of
the Batesburg Graded schools and (
one of the brightest young educators '
. | in the State, was here Saturday.
Mr. Chas B. Lindler one of the
most successful of the Dutch Fork
farmers was a business visitor in Lex .
ington Saturday. J
Mr. 0. B. Addy, one of the most .
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f prominent planters ot tne oeaar
Grove section, was a Lexington visitor
Saturday.
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dgjt. Miss
Mattie Powell has returned
home from Augusta where she was
the attractive and jmuch admired
guest of relatives and friends.
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Prof. J. W. Ballentine, head of!
the Leesvilie city schools, was in Lex!
ington Saturday in attendance upon'
the teachers meeting.
Mr. T. Vasco Miller of the Uni-j
?versity of South Carolina, spent thej
week-end with his parents, Sheriff j
and Mrs. Sim J. Miller.
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warden of the State, together with
>; Mrs. Gibbes and a party of friends
was in Lexington on business Satur-j
; day.
The Rev. J. A. Cromer, beloved
pastor of the Zion charge and one
of the leac ng Lutheran divines in
the county, was here Saturday in his
jpi handsome new touring car. j
Mr. Fred Kerndon, the well known
;\f.' contractor of thi > tcrvn who habeen
engaged in painting the handsome
school building at Little Mou: tain
for the past six weeks, was home,
-for tlie week end.
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Hon. T. Hashell Shuii, popular
IB|| and progre- .ve ~ii vd.< :* of the Lc
ington delegation in the lower house
of fee r:' . in
Saturday.
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Bp: Sheriff ?!rr> -J. >1; ic* < ?r.M to I
have the f'ne ' o ; . a i:>
county. At my ) or. t.V: :o ?\v
beautiful, beginning to head, and will
- . be ready for use soon. And the sher
iff says he has just discovered an
; hen'yest with 24 egjrs of the fcm-'
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j ^ ous Pinocle isla-vi strain, so no is n'-'t
going to worry.
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Den Kyzer of the Peters church
section res here on Saturday.
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bcris a bis: blue eved <;:'vh mother and
i od "" re inn' :e"> r f 'ne.
FdP quantity of cor:
tO.x <w v ? v ?:t -il'.iiS c* U Rlitl . Ct
rices. I ex1 ' n I-.Tr.r.vfc.ctur;ur: Co.
Vr, r.r 1 Krs. J. Kd. Kaiser md
of the Con-to action, spent
\C;t::rd in Lexint^on r.r.d Colurodjfa
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Popular clerks at the IhriaonTru:*
Co., spent Friday in Columbia or:
bus in oss and measure.
"u Reuben V7. KIscklev. one of
the best farmers in the Hebron section,
arc mm a nied by h'S two attractive
f.r.cl talented daughters, was in
town Saturday.
LOST?"-old '"sii"1. | dere-n oah leaf
and t*vo neons. Finder w'll plco.se
return to D:spatch-Xeves ofTice and.
receive reovard.
Mrs. It'. B. Ravi who und erven t a
major operation at the Lecsvilie Hos
pita on Saturday morning: is getting,
along- as well as could be expected, .
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Denut" Sheriff W. M. Laird of
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near Pebon was in iov:n -vionoay. i
going from here to Columbia in his j
car..
Mr. vV. Bluitt Hits, of Batesburg,:
one of the good members of the
county pension board, was in Lex-i
in at on Monday.
Hon. Georce Bell Timmerman. bril-!
liant prosecuting1 attorney of the elevj
enth judicial circuit, is in attendance!
upon the Common Pleas court in!
Saluda, where he is interested m a|
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number of important cases.
Mr. George F. Miller one of the j
leading farmers of near Barr, came j
down in his car bright and early j
Monday morning to bring his son, |
Carlisle, a popular student at the
Lexington High school.
Mr. H. B. Oxner, one of the substantial
farmers of the Hollow Creek
section was in town Monday and
while here called and renewed his I
subscription tor anomer
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iPrivate Ed Harmon who recently |
joined the colors and is stationed at j
Camp Jackson, came over to spend;
the week-end with relatives and
friends. Like all of our Lexington j
boys, Ed. makes a fine appearance in |
khaki.
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.T3?,-,rof? t oc+or Shealv who is sta- j
'Ilivaic ?
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tioned at Camp Sevier, Greenville, i
was called home 0:1 Saturday on ac-i
count of the serious illness of his j
sister Mrs. J W. Risinger.
The many Lexington friends of 1
Mrs. J. Willie Risinger will be pain- j
ed to learn of her severe'illness at,
her home in the Hollow Creek section
and all join in wishing for her'
o crtpp'lv and permanent restriction. J
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Mr. Jos. M. Shealy, a leading far-j
m?r of the Broad river section, ac- j
comnanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. |
Miller, cane over in his automobile i
Monday, all of thern coming over on
business.
Mr. Lora I. Your.giner, of the
Quick Tire Service Co., 1912 Main
St.. Columbia, an old Lexington conn
ty boy, was in town Monday in the
of his recently acoaired
a v. torn obi 1 e b usi n cos.
Dr. !. H. rvlathras, ore of T.crjo<rton's
rr.c~t popular physicians, is in
attendance upon the amine! meeting.
of the South Carolina "radical association
in Ai'coo. X)i* f.iath"a.- v.*ill
return to T.?:::ru;-ton tonight or torn
or row. .
The reaiiv friends of ?vIr T. I.
\Vpvr>pV''! ro?**{?t to {-WWn o " h;a^Tio'is
ilri'* sit % t h a ho*n c f hi"
son, Drers V. airier, near Vvy -c.a
D'-i-.i- ?. rlr. Warner is a confer! or
'o veteran and Ms cofnro.dG.-5 will
'p--n o? hi:? condition with been r/.*
C-: v.r:re R. Sense, the ohamrion'
"TO-"0i* of this S?CuOr, WU.-j in
co'vm ?-'o~?dav. M*- Pens'* snvs ho
has the finest roach cross so far.
that ho has ever had; but, since the
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to assist h:m on the farm?for money
will not hire them.
The attractive Miss Emily Rook
was a visitor to friends in Lexington
WE SERVE THE PUBLIC.
Everything in drug- and modicine.-,
we have them. Ask IMce, ho knowabout
it, twenty years er.io-ienco.
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POPULAR HAIR PE?APATIGi;
rw..mou s iia"ir . romoior is a m' icinai
combination o'i h. r;e and hi.iph'iir
v.?tner Vciiiuioio innnts
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known baseball r^*otonUsting of
balls, bars, gloves mitts etc. Take
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All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon our premises 'by
making; roads, hunting, hauling wood
straw or light wood or in any manner
whatsoever. The lav/ will be strictly
enforced against all parties violating
this notice. These premises
are situated on Red Bank crook, adjoining
lands of 0. Steele, J. J. Rikard
and others.
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offer. Ask your druggist for it.
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