Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' V-- ' We H WW . . ^ . ?*- *? ?. w+te ? Ave all trades FertJll t \ X zers in Stock. See u . - s. L. D. Cullum Co. Res carefully ^^ Look for our adver . merit next week?It be a custom t'etcher. K J0N5S tisewill IheB/ ^TESBl JRGA1 ""*>/? I ? I d DVOCj I i A / word I ntxt Is A """ \TE n our space In the sue. You will save I tnd money by doing E. JONES. JAC OB PHINIZY, President. WILLIAM A. LATIMER *"-? GEORGIA i CHA ILoo u. (jOOORICH, Cash !?- .. UFU5 -I. 3^0WWt A.- . vi;i RAILROAD BANK BATHSBURQ. ? personals" nxjgjix. S. C./FRIDAV, PEBftttjgy SUCCESS OR m m mw mm m ~~ /yuo 2, 1006 LEXINGTON. I u: Miss Editor Batesburg Advocate, teach i Islington, S. C. Mch., J; Nothing urday ESVILLE LETTER. J? i Maude Lee F.theredge, who .s ng in Prosperity spent last Sat- ITT in town, with her sister Mrs. =w ISABEL COO !r pusses AUUU CAPITAL and tJNO? DE!> S Depoyov *-i< ins ;tuti? n p- * v 5 1 \, i ir:? ikuia V DED PkOFITS, $550,000.' ITS $3 000,000.00. v wi:h 'his strong reliat o oncern about its safety. I Miss Reile Miller, Miss Anna Blkard and Mr. Tom Boland spent a few dajs 00 at Wagener this week visiting their aunt. Mrs. Margaret Miller, who Las I been quite ill for some time. >le ! Mrs. Swygert, of Peak, 8. C.. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. P. Tim merman. ~ Mr. w. W Hall of Steed man, was faUiUKE. s ??? i BATESBDBC ARB LEE8VILLE AID ?UJ ma ?COE THE TRHMNTY " unusual Interest In the legal line Joe M< i taken place here since my last ^Irs ltinK* last Hi Ljditor G. A. Derrick has been herdai te usy finishing up his return school ttera, and it seems as if all the j^r irt bouse officials are extremely Saturd IV- uncle b 'he county Supervisor is having T>r?# iffit. also Mrs. John Black. William Padgett was In town iturday shopping and visiting lighter Miss Mamie who is in ,ier?' n and Mrs. Moses Taylor spent ^ ay and Sunday with their ir. Henry Hite. TY U Dtn^U #? rv.. a. AVAY. 9 JOT DEAD BUT SLEEP- ^9 ETH." here yesterday. Mr. J. A. Whitten left Wednesday for New York, where he will purchase his spring and summer stock of goods. Mrs J.G.Rankin, visited Mrs. E. Ila.l, at Mims. Sunday last. Mrs. Harold Marvin, of Peaufort, nee Miss Mary Cooner, is visiting her a the Fill. :: On Friday las*, Feb. 28rd, a meet- t,le oorr intf was held In tbe Opera Flouse, the ue , object of which was lo fix upon the i8 d amount of money neefled for purchase T of land and for the? erection of the htiHriinwa nfOMArt Mr thn n<u>* nf Mm D gutters of the jail retrimed, and spent a I also have the court house re- Mjsa red in like manner. The tin on tna|ter gutters of these buildings has be- time w le rusty and of but very little valt,o them. Mr. Maxwell of Saluda * oing the tin work and Mi 8imon fo8Pei lor Is erecting the scaffolds. las' we' ?r. J. E. Kaufman is bavin* the Alisa *4 kJ. iJiatA 1IUU1 JLSUlHJilt , few hours here Sunday. Isabel C< DrucyAull, who is a dress- ,hemM8a8 in Columbia, is spending some momii ith home folks* brought sac Sallie llamage and auntie, of caRt a iflooi *ity, were in town shopping town. All she could wi Lizzie Maflett, who is taking but such w poner is deadt Such ?U I e that came to un Wednea* ig from Charleston that loess to every heart and n of sorrow over the entire had waited and hoped that in over the dreaded disease, as not to be. For four lon?r DR. W.II.Tn MERMAN. President. M. W. 1'E CITIZENS BAI U. XGONTKR, A.CJONES VIce-I'resUlent. Cashi Mi IIV, \ssistant Cashier. MK OF BATESURC parents here. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Boyd, of Mt. ' Willing visited Batesburg Wednesday. er. Mr John Croucii,of Columbia,spent Saturday and Sunday herewith homefolks. J* Mr. U. G Swetringen spent Sun dav in Johnston. Trl-County fair and to take steps ,ast necessary to raise thataquired money. r As It is well knowfl the Initial Ira- le pulse, that Inspired the establish- d' ment of "ri-? ounty fair, had its Inception iu Oatesburf; the project was E first heralded from Batesburg and it in 1 remains a fact, whatever may be ine} said or unsaid, that it is at least up to a , coat of paint put on his residence. * bU(,ln lege In ol. U.T. Graham and T. C. Sturk brother Esq., went to Columbia the other on professional business pinK a , L. Asbill Ksq., of Leesvllle, was j^rg own yesterday on proiesslonal bus- weru jn is. lt Miss, good many witnesses in tlie ease ess course at a business eol- weeks she I Columbia was visiting ^ her grim re here a few days last week. tJm &nd be Luia Brown was In town shop- an(j beV ew days ago. wht ? Charlie Smith and daughter alJy \ town one day last week when a nfe Annie Bell Riser, of Dupont, WOmanbood u. . - ^ ? ' " jattled against death, bat mper claimed her as a vlor beautiful life went out 1 winged its flight to the lH ave it. Death is sad at $ I but more particularly so flH just entering into young I, endowed with neeullsr PAID UP CAl E. F. STIIOT11ER, Atly. The Citizens I'ank of llatesl does so with flattering pro* come to all who wish fair d ing transactions. Safety E IMTAL STOCK. $30,000.00. HATES It URG, s. C, burg, S. C., in entering upon a New Year, >pects, and extends anew, a cordial welealing and courteous treatment in banlc>eposit Boxes for rent at a low rate, )nf|M|Ae I hp cnfp from lir#? Mr. John Fox, of Concord, N. C., visited lialesburg this week. Mr. Joe Burton, of Monetta, was here Monday. Mr. LerkolT spent Sunday In John aton. Messrs rasper Ilallman and Klllian Rawl spent Snnday In Steadman. uawaourg io uu tier pan in tn? iur- 0f ( tberance of the project which she has 24tl Urted. ferr On Friday last r ting was held In the Opera Hou?t Batesburg, the t aftern??on was perfect* but the meet- grcj log; how describe it? For the fact anc, that Batesburg is responsible for the den Fair, as an actuality, having started wol antt vs. Garitt were here on the ^ . ' 1 of February. This case was re . ed to a referee. Mr. T. C. Stur- V'81 r represents the plaintlll. Mrs. I he school at this place is pro- 'ier using nicely and has a good attend- for a fe e. There are many boarding stu- home ir ts and this goes to show that good Mr k has be^n done, and is being done Tall aha Hi ivnii a ouuil Utile last un her way to Orangeburg to w'jb i ends. acter. Is tali [Slackwell, who has been visit- Isabel Co< brother, Dr. L. B. Ltheredge hut belovec w days has returned to her serve(l'ysoi North Carolina. generous d Beale Buck left Sunday for Ir'endsof tl ssee Fla., where he has accent, in contact el lovely and loveable charcen from us. H mer was not only popular, I I by everybody and de- I Her genial manner and isposition made for her hose with whom she came >vncrc lauu uiiu niauiaiiv,^ r Deposits solicited and viv?| Will ?/v ? ...v. money to loan on favorable terms. Mr. J. A. 'lite spent Sunday with friends in WaRcner. Miss Lula Lybrand visited her parents at Terry last week, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Hiram Aldridife. Mr. J.J. Robertson, of Columbia, spent several days in town this week Mr. M.J Hoiston. of Monetta. was ...V .....W. *"? * V, KL I been forgotten or Ignored. The attendance at tills meeting was so un? ?J i responsive and so small. In point of 111 uumbers, tbat nothing was done and so the town now is taagiqg on one of the two horaa jf a dilemma whi ther it be the liorn "lack of interest in th<* child of its creation or whether it be Y "skulking away from the responsible like ne raimeno v>o!i0Kiaie lostituie. e(j a pu. elxterTnd ^ HULON. esterday the weather was spring chapel , i and last night was scft and iition. Never lias Hat tie Groseclnse, who has dened by an ray teaching for some time is young womi mind and hi B. b, Hare, of Laesvllle col- character w ide an excellent address be- ^ves of thoi Y. M.C. A. in the college hef ghe w Sunday afternoon. . , w man. be I i our town been mora sad* B iy death than of this lovely B an. She was beautiful in B ?art and he Impress of her B ill live in the hearts and se who knew her and loved as indeed a talented young Ini/ nosKesftfd of a Toice The Fice.i 3 Coir po !"-y, i it ..I Life Insuranc Philadelphia, Pa. iii town .Monday. r D. M. Kciley of Atlanta, Oa., ~ spent a few days in our city tlilg weak Mr Ernest Livingston, visited Lees Ville -unday. Mr. L A. Black, left yesterday for Leesvillc, where lie will make his imure home. Mr. Black has many ities or paternity. ball The next meeting, to be held on ,nK Monday Marclr 5th, to which tie ancl meeting of Feb. 23 adjournal, will u>(*1 prove, that Is, If what is mo?t ardent w,n ly to be desired for the honor ana iDg creditor Bateiiburg doe? ?.ot happen coa' an enthusiastic oat pouring of alt in- cut l teraster) la the maintainance of the ' vei . a 1 . ^ ? <*am ny and this scribe thought ot tak- lhe off some of that heavy underwear anc* t'ur putting on a straw hat but alas ftev. ij things have changed ard the Monday d has been blowing at a distress rate. 1 had to button up iny olo 854 ; fr?jm top to_ bottom while I. was Cc :ing corn stalks for the bova this few day 3ing. Well life Is not always the Rev e. neiMiei Is the weather. Misses liotl spent Saturday I ^at had es iday wltb Mrs. Langford. I as a sweet fi Ferris was seen on our streets ner sad by reas Wakefield Mattlson came up father ?hlc ilumbla Saturday and spent a Bg0. 8 wttb home folks. Tem; C. P. Boozer was In town | charl tablished her a reputation linger beyond her native V death was all the more on of the death ' her fl :b occurred a ghortT time tins were brought here I eBton Thursday mornlnor 0 w in- i' -> ;i\ tt' posil i i| C. H. JGNKS. COLUMBIA, >???w??r?n? n ???> ? OKCTA >. * ^ X B t . , V t . J . I WlMITHI L"v I?i IS I'l i.; - >o'l men ^viiMtcd Supervisor of Agent: : : SO;-Hi CAROLINA. J IN' 1S?>1.. ll.'l 5^i- iS-Lk I'J* ?^\/' * {/ mends here who regret to give mm up. ! Mr. P. W UarneB, of Hldge Sprint, S was been on our streets last Saturday. Mrs Iloraer Parnell, returneu from oiumbia ycleruay M in Jim Mobli-v of Johnston, visltI re atnes in town thit week. i/uwus kiwu naruc auu tuc lurtuerance of its vital Interests, thereby proving I ] that the Trl County Fair had Its in- alon ccption in the right place. ruai On Monday evening, 2?th instant, ast' 150 of the representative citizens of T Lecsvilie gathered in the Frarernity pari Hull at that place; the object of the meeting was t,> discuss and dec'de upnr. J hi> crarw nrccssuri'. IniiL-inn f,.r_ ? ? 1 uu.^un liavt never seen oui people so far Mr. \ ig with the mule and plow for Feb town til ry, they are using these nice days Messr *? byhe heal<b of our section is com- in lively good, with colds excepted. Miss rs. Y. U. Watson is going to Col- and Sue jla to the hospital for treatment: K, y, and tbe fur V:ngard, of Lexington, is in . lis week boreing wells. ^. ? pastor, Re\ s Edgar Cato, of Monetta, ? . , is. Rutland, of Batesburg, tcnaer,y*n SiinHn t* ? #*<? - ? Tnnp nf (* vo..u ouUua) ai tci uuuu. * Eppie Burton spent Saturday #r,ng wen(1< iday with home folks. tery to pay n. . ^ . . . and resDcct icral exercises were con he Baptist Church, by ber I Jabez Ferris, who spoke I d reverently, as only this 1 can. 'i'l'te a large ' ed their way to the ceme- | the last tribute of love \ . "As the shadows beran to YUlJ vvii * h ? v t*r: provided you * T' ? IIIMII'imJ ami i t ?c. .< !>IK)l IN IX VIL ! U w.l :: : :: of Itarift i W >?( ? ?l O-Yr.ir i* l~f. /J Dp/ pi - ^ Will n.?U 8 17 1 k IV to win ir you die. insured. Akt: VOU? < 0.17 Ml I Li hi: liNSUk A.NCli wOMlMN1 rd, Copuecuviit, :: :: :: :: ivv? ! if. . >.*r\ nmcli I, Miss Belle IIoLtein, left today for Johnst .n where she will spend sometime. rs. B. I>. ? lark and daughter V, Katie Lou, of Lexington, visited Mrs. J. E Hanklu litis week. iss Clara Sawyer spent Saturday a in i Sunday at Johnston. 1 d I Sin K? i IrifiH rr?n*i Cntirlan in she ward to the establishment, with proper equipment, of the Tri-County Fall- 18 1 track construction, erection of build R< ings etc; several resolutions were pass ed, endorsing the combined etlorts of fVei liatesburg and Leesville, making for a first class Fair. The meeting hailed with enthusiasm the bringing to. at npp i geteer of the interests of the two. is a great sufferer and our prayer iat sh? may be restored. _ ss , 1 Tuesda, iv. Mr. Hardin of beesville col- Mrs. Ja preached at Hulon last Sunday in the tii'tg to a nice little audience. he little "Billle Martin" has le his return and the dove has n coomg still the gardener that ffrut attumntc at wnrinsr f/\nl him t?_ r i_?urtt ivuuereugc ana aaugnter ppie came up from Augusta lengthen ar y evening; they had been with all that w s. Matthews, who Is vary ill lowered lc Augusta Hospital. Isabel C? we will se? eunjwN her friend uElVJuillii memo ^ . urrave flowe id the sun was going down, as mortal was tendeily i its final resting place, oner is gone from among, us 5 her face no more. In life ship was dear, in death ry is sweet. Above her rs will bloom and will be I IW t i: Ivc W iJ l V > ' I I' M" ? i. ' . u i.uiv t. H j . I n.i ; \u?s I..VH ..f \ lA. . ^ IT. ' I I . . 1 . . i " $10,00 r , civ. in annunl (lividciiils $7,28 >20 <>i over 37 per cent more u, \ n at his a^e. i ?|jtut ^uuuajr JII Q L?esviile. I'rof. J. R T. Major, spent Friday and Saturday In Johnston. OMrs. M S Fox,of Concord, X* C . i* visiting relatives here. Mr Or ai d Leaphart, of Leesvlll*. was liere J-<aluiGay. towns and the narrowing of the actual limits of distance from one to the ,na^ other, by placing the Fair half way T between them. tow Desire to forward the Fair was lian every where apparent and faith, In V the much good to come from it, im- liln pelled enthusiasm. ^ In a resolution, toward making the Lec uiot Wttvuipvn uv op. Ii'^ ror. r? j need to replenish hisseed supply. |n town he writer spent yesterday In your j^r ^ n and was pleased to shake the jn ^0ju d of Col. Powers M 1st rTe are sorry to note the con tmued g^od ? ess of R. W. Roat wright. left fo* [aster Pet Adams tas entered Saturdi :svllle colicK? and aavs the 'Is gretted .uoic <jaiui, or wagener, was " i Saturday. watered by MT _ ? by the tear V. Lee Gunter spent Saturday ? . ... mbia. Bl,t whI1( ?i ? ~, . . us, in a brij Lizzie May Edwins closed her . it Juniper Creek Friday and beautlful 1 her home in Orangeburg on shrined in i ay. Her many friends here re- to that wh to see her leave. ty? h?p T the dew of Heaven and s of those who loved her. e she may be gone out from jht and better land, her ife and character is en? our hearts, as an incentive ich God would have us be. >r Ferris' words and no II I. I < ........ I . I ' I t I I t ?i\ . ?j . > i ' HE ;?/ : "Wli I i?. t . .v. V? t., R< O. ?i x HJULL, I ?. II A % <5 r* i ,i i; unary aniild have recvn -is u iu (!!? inn r yniir. vv i ii< i'? . ?' . ns i i ^1' !'> .int-l so on 11 * A \ ANN* At. UIVIOli.NDS " SSident Agent, Bntesburg. S. C. Sp.-i.ial Agent, Batesburg, S. C. c Brother, General Agents, : lung tnuac wnu vtuic iicic tu !. tend tin* funeral of Miss Isabel Coon[ I;-* er were: H. It. Conner, J. R. G. Cooner, N. [I. Coon.*r, of Columbia, the Misses Norrls, of Johnston: Mk Jas. H. Tillman and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norrls of Ed*eiield. - RANK STnr.KHmnPRS Fair a permanent organization by tani charter, it was stated that "the Fair j,av Ix-iongs to the two most famous Ridge anJ. towns and, that in its manftg.-meut, equal recognition will be given to * each." a'i Col. John Beli TowMl and sir. J Frank Kneece were present at this meeting from Batesburg, and it Is rep ce to Leesvllle changes when you M,gs e to walk. Remember tx>ys that week a, thing well learned will last longer. man Sl ri urs for early potatoes and spring ? arias, r him in WASH?, ur, Susie Shull. after spending o more appr( L home here, returned to Stead- is not dead inday. many friends of Mr. II. T. Zach- HP if Charleston, were glad to see ' town Sunday. Brittle Gunter, who has been ick for several day?, returned Johnstoi jpriate could be use*, ''she , but sleepeth." Ttaylor in johnston. i. Feb. 28 ? Johnston fills a COTTOE MRKE' l 1)1 It'll IS bill Sfcillit! < 115V\ I Bat<*sburt? M;?ik? i I t; o a.1- ? i*-. L i). Hi 111 ill WEATHER RLP01 - i MI: AhVru'ATU [ LIST or LETTERS REMAINING I CALLED FOR IN BATESBUI P..N.O s. C., POST OFFICE FOR T WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY, 17T if 1906. ^ \ A " K -L x DIES PUOM Uj vanm m a v vuuvijvjuuw ig" will meet today HE H., PALMETTO BANK AND TRUST COMPANY WILL BE MADE A NATIONAL BANK AT ONCE. resented, that the spirit shown In making the Fair a success to be ^ proud of, was of that kind, whioh *' does r ?t expind Its strength in the parage of resolution, but of the & kind, that acti C,a 8h Theeyeaof the tl roe counties In terested In the Fair are on Batesburg. ' and viewed from the spiritless char- ,n Ir*. Elbert Richardson went to to Lees irds last week to see her mother, jnr j s. Forrest, who is very sick. buslne: llsses Stella Husbee and Emma Mr 2 rvln spent Saturday and Sunday in Sundaj aws Fork. We i dr. Johnnie Husbee, of Gaston, was ot town yesterday. *1 rs. sville College Monday. few places r. O. Gunter paid Columbia a si"cf, she ? call Monday. Or E O " ind Mrs. M. S. Gunter spent |9t, sclentt y In town with relatives. gentleman were glad to see Mr. Dave Rawl ^ie ausplc ;sburg on our streets Tuesday. perance v _ _ three of h F. O Gunter and Miss Clara i__. higheu in scientific circles has the great honor and f having in her little town rayior of boston, thechem st, preacher and cultivated , l>r. Taylsr came under es of the Christian Temforkers and will deliver is lectures ITlc first was t >'? /\r? I arc^-'Au i*/ un. MI- . v,w,.. STATU WEATHER HUREi };>i t>i ^t aid ^atiirch FOR SALE! First prize Uarrcd Plymouth Eggs. Setting $ 1.00 S. 1?. CU 'ilBEE, Mi s iary Matthews. M1. Mart hie I'reston. iy. S A M ES ?< > E N* T LE M EN Mr Hruc" friter, Kock " II- K ,{:,vm"nColumbia Novelty Co . These letters will l>c sent to ^ . Dead Letter Oflice Mar. :t, 19<>G if <!?>!ivorffl before In eallinir fr?r A meeting of the stockholders of the Palmetto hank and Trust company will be held today to pass upon the proposal of the directors to convert the Institution into a national hank. President Jones said yesterday that l he meeting would simply be a matter e of form, as the consent of all the stock no*' holders had been obtained and that as the - acter of the meeting of Feb. 23rd, j j what Is to be done on Varch 5th at [ spt Kateaburg is a matter of ke?Deat In- jiei terot to all concerned In the Trl- , County Fair, for what Is then done or j left undone, Hatesbprg. being inttally ani | responsible for the Fair movement, rct will most probably establish the suo- to ' ces. of the Fair or conoeran it to fall- ? I nrp mo Hiss Aildie Sliull, of Selvern. is mser ^ snding soi..e time with relatives vvayne re. Hiss Dora Craft, Miss Corrie C.antt i little Mias Able, of Steedmans 'oun .urned last night after a short visit OSV" c our town. Miss Hr. Alfred Hite's many friends, SJ)enL' r* wiaM him in town Sunday. Mrs. Kiveii last fere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. vfen" *o a Uunter Saturday. one p|e'nty Burt Fallaw. one of Lexington t,ian uns<J' es prosperous farmers, was In present, bi >n Tuesday. ? f?r hterar, _ Its good es Estelle and Lizzie Rawls tblscomm Sunday with their parents. Hutloand daughter, of Oak itriTT cvciiiu^ l/ii iu iv/i vuva u. > u large audience. He give? to ihink about and more lent I fic people can digest at at as there Is no set time y digestion, it will carry on work for ages to come ia unity. ?Btate. r nr 4 roix sm S;. Thor. ' ? !>. "ii kiui t lsl-.i set .?n^s. Sl.'i" per tlu/.cn. Mr:'.. .N. Day! I'.; 1c.nI.-..ru, S NOTiCB?All -V ??<; ? "I ???? lilt a t\r llfirfl ihove, please sav "Advertised"jjlv ate < ' liet. J. Frank Kncece, P. ad Ued y. WHEN IN NEED >. C. Of anything in the store fixture I such as Computing Oil Tanks, > herd y tical I aper Cutters, Compu inr oils I /*i ^ ^ soo'i as the vote was taken, the lomp iroller of the currency woulrl l>e as*ed to issu" the required permission for the chartering of the bank. The Pal. metto Trust company will take over the trust business heretofore carried line in i he Palmetto liank and Trust corner. pany, with practically the same oflltlng ceIS directors.?The State. NEW LAW OFFICE. at A. D Martin, Esq.. cne of Lexingtons enterprising young lawyers has opened an office In the L)r liarman building In the rear of the court *Li house. While Mr. Martin is quite 1 young and has not long since been ad- of v p?- ? diss Lula Lybrand, now of hates- <,rove' r# spent Sunday wlili her parents man Perry. Miss dr. t'hirley Roland, of Leesville, :nt Satu day and Sunday with rel- MisS ves here. *er< M) Wedn< Miss Susie Landlord and brother, ^aluda county, visited at Rev. .1. C> ^Irs t/\ Ha r weie the quests (>f Mrs. Quit- iULAlI ewis Saturday and Sunday, es Carlie and Sarah Shull were n on Sunday afternoon. Ludelle Gunter and little slsattie, visited relatives here on SPec?a'to isday. Delruar, Ucal Gunter was on onr streets , , the little 1 1 UI A LITTLE GIRL. The Advocate: S. C., March 1.?After aufone week with bronchitis, two-year old daughter of Mr. Will ItCU IIUI IX v x- ? Will >?t as he Is under age d u routwith us. (Signed) John Y. & Nnl Subscribe to I lie / Ci'tvr. oncese ouuer, 5>now oases, oom| and jii- jng Scales, Office Fixtures, Rsf orators' for house or store. *vrlt 1) Ston<5 | Parrot and Bailey, 124 8 riaiu St., \tiVO" Columbia, S. ( ?') ' n v ? J U* j. pui- ?? ;* CAMP CONNOR. Any members of Camp James Connar wanting crosses of honor can get blank applications for same from T l?. Villard Adjutant ot ? amp. Uatesburg, b. C, milled to the bar; be la rapidly build- lie Intf U|. a lucrative prnctb? er, C. W. 5tewart has opened piano , and organ ware rooms in the Rut land new block. Mr: Stewart has had 25 vears experience In the piano 1 bjsinee*. Oc dicys last week. 1 Hisses Anna Hikard and Uell Mill t)(j^)e ,??f HaLesburtf. ara spending som-ne with Mis." Annie Lou Miller is week. lookin Mr. Klnley Sturkle. of Lexington ,Mrs i., was in town yesterday. visiter and Mrs 8! Bunch Scigler paid Waterier m ^f.emoon wall Monday. rh< fun. J. S. Lybrand was here Monday ed at Cedi g after his lumber business. noon at 3-( Toy Rawl and little Birdie, mains wi 1 Miss Estelle Rawl Tuesday. church cei > lie 1 ton Taylor died yesterday at 3-o'clock. ;ra) services will be conductir Grove church thla after* j'ciock, after which the re* u be laid to rest in the netery,