The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 16, 1913, Image 1
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VOL XXVII
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Right of Way for Road to i
Myrtle Beach Open to Hill?
PASSABLE nEHEMRFR
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'The Right of Way has Ileen Opened ^
by the County to the Foot of the '
Red Hill,--Still There is a Thousand
Dollars That Will be Spent in Work
on it,--Road will be Complete to
the Highland on the Other Side by
Christmas.
As the result of au appropriation i
'made by I he Legislature at the last <
session, there was $1500.00 in the <
county treasury for the purpose of
building a new road to Myrtle t
Beach by way of the new steel i
bridge which was erected and completed
more than a year ago.
Some weeks ago the county
board wont to work and the right of
way was cleared of trees and other
obstructions through the swamps
on the other side of the river to the
foot of the hiils on the other side.
Some of the work of laying mudsills
at the places where embankments
will have to be thrown up,
was also done, and so far the oouuty
has spent $250.00 in the work. The
worK will continue from time to
time until toe balance of the fund
has been spent. The County owes
the Town of Conway some convict
hire, but has agreed, it is understood
to donate this to the county
to piacc on this new road, and if so
the county chain gang will be put to
work on the new road before long,
and Supervisor Murrell promises
that by December the work will be
finished and tho road put iu passable
condition to the h'ghlands on
'.the other side of the swamps, Then
V it will be easy to take the road on
.to Myrtle Beach.
Eczema and Itching Cured.
'The sco-hing, healing medication
hniDR. HOBSON'S ECZEMA OINT
M&.NT penetrates every tiny pore of
ithe ikiu, clears it of all impurities ?
rstops itching instantly. Dr. llobKOn's
Eczema Ointment is guaranteed
to speedily heal ecz3ma, rashes,
riugworm, tetter aud other unsightly
eruptions, Eczema Ointment is a
doctor's prescription, not an experiment.
All druggists or by mail, 60c.
Pfeitler Chemical Co., Philadelphia
or St. Louis. Adv,
Entries in Babies Contest.
Entries for Better Babies contest
roay'oe made upon Oct. 21st-22ad.
Hours 2 p. m. t) 4. p. m. Entries
close Wednescmy 4th p. m.
"Better Babies Bureau of the
Woman's Home Companion," recommend
that children should not
be accepted if over 3 years of age.
Please note change )n age. Medals
and cei t.ficates w ill be awarded to
prize winners.
M, L, H.
Woman's Missionary {Societies.
The Annual Meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionery Socie ties of
the Methodist Church in South Carolina
begins this (Thursday) afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the Conway
Methodist Church. All its sessions
will be open to the public generally,
and every one is cordially invited to
attend.
We published the program last
week, and it is a very strong one,
Conway is very fortunate to have so
many prominent visitors in her midst
this week. Wo extend to all the delegates
a hoartv welcome.
Mrs J. W. Kilgo of Groenwtocd,
S. C , is tne president for this State.
She is a sister-in-law of Bishop K.lgo.
The other officers are Mrs M.
W. Book of Tutu in, Mrs J T. Arnold
of Grteuviile, Mrs E. T. Hodi-vf
r.anf. ?r. Mrs R,. E Swan of
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Columbia, Mrs 1). N Bourne of
Sam pit, Mrs W. A. Rogers of Spartanburg,
Mrs W. L. Giaze of Orange
burg, and Mrs G. E. Prince of Anderson.
Mrs Prince is the wife of
^ Judge Prirce who has held court
.here several times.
Mrs A. E. Wait of Homewood is
also officially related to this body as
she is tho editor of the Woman's
Missionary Departmen of toe Southern
Christian Advocate.
On next Sunday morning tho annual
sermon will be preached by Rev
B. R. Turnipseed of Darlington, one
" of tae most gifted of tho younger
ministers'of the South Carolina Conference.
All who worship at the
Methodist Church nextSjnday morn
ing will hear au able discourse. So
far as wo know this will be his first
visit to our city.
We feel sure that all of our paople
will avail themselves of the opportunity
to attend these meetings. It
is the first time we have ever enteitained
a body representing the whole
state. Conway feels highly honored
herein.
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HERE ARK TIIK JURORS
Jrawn to Serve at the Court of Common
Pleas October 27th.
J D Watson, B N Gore, Kobt
Bryan, W H Bryant, N. L. Bullard, (
T T Floyd, T J Vauglt, W S Hardee,
Chos Watts, W A Prince, H J Power,
G 13 Shelley. B T. Hymau, J E
Rishardson, L W Cooper, B P Wiliaius,
W S McCaskelh WB Claredy,
3 F Cannon, John W Edwards, J B
jloro, J. B. Edge, John M. Cox. S
F. Floyd, N Pink Gofe, S S Anderson,
J P Giah;m, G M Ford, N M (
Podd, J A. Aliman, P A Gerrald,
W B Britt, W Jack Pawsey, F O
Vaught, L D Grabam, Vincent
Ward.
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W. O. W. Meeting.
Loria Camp No. 30f>, Woodmen of j
the World, will meet at Princevlllo (
Cemetery near Loris, ou Sunday ,
October 26th, at 10 o'clock a. m ,
to uuvoil the monument of Sover- j
sign E J. Prince. Sovereigns of j
all Camps are cordially invited to bo !
present with badges of your Camp.
W . A, Prince.
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Rev. A. S. l)oak Leaves.
The Rev. A. S. Doak and family
left here the middle of last week for
their new homj at Leona C;ty, Tenn.,
many friends of this ostimablo fumily
exceedingly rrgrotting "to see
them loave. For the past several
years Mr. Doak has been hero as
pastor of the Kingston Pre&byteriau
church, taking part in the religious
work of the town, and by his devotion
to duty, winning friends from
all classes. The to*'n sustains a
distinct loss with bis departure.
A Gentle and Effective Laxative.
A mild, gontle aud effective laxative
is what neonlo domand when suf
fering from constipation. Thousands
swear by Dr. King's Now Life
Pills, Hugh Tallmab. of San Antonio,
Tox. writes: ''They are beyond
question, the best pills my wife
and 1' have ever taken-" They never
cause pain, Price 25c. at druggists
or by mail. H. JO. JBucklcn & Co.,
Philadelphia or St. Louis. Adv.
FIGHT NEAR COOL SPRING
Trouble Arises Between Tommy Rabon
and Commander Brown and
Matthew Brown,- Knife Used.
Thomas Rabon of the Cool Spring
section was in Conway last Thursday
and sworo out a warrant before magistrate
W. H. Chestnut for Commander
Brown aud Matthew Brown,
charging them with an assault and
battery upon him with intent to
kill. His coat got a large and ugly
cut in the side, and there were one
or two wounds on his person made
with a knifo which the warrant
nhnrtrpd WJVq in the bands of Com
raander Brown. It seems that the
fuss first began between Pearlie
Gasque and Matthew Brown. R&bon
undertook to part them, and
he was cursed by Matthew Brown,
One word brought on another and
when Raton left he was followed by
the Brown boys. The cutting affray
was the result.
I? you hav'nt bought your hat, it
will pay you to seej my line Pair
week, Belle Clarke, Adv
Miss Ruth Kelly of the Horry Milinery
Store, spent the latter part
of last week with friends at Nichols,
S. C.
Silk, ribbon, velvets, laces/ embroidery
and trimmings, all at reduced
price Pair week. Belle Clarke
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C. S Broward, who for the past
several month, has been associated
with W. Bovd Jones at Conway in
the mercantile business, lately established
in one of the new Jenkins
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stores on aru Aveouc, ten a n *?
days a#o for Atlanta where he has
accepted his old position with the
Bankers' Trust Company of that
city. Mr. Broward is a youn^ business
man of marked ability. While
he was hero for only for a few
months, still he made friends rapidly
and there are manv who regret to
seehirxi leave. Hit* position with
the trust company in Atlanta, the
metropolis of theSjuth, is a lucrative
and responsible one.
Notice.
Strayed from my place since
March one black cow marked crop
and undei-bit In ri#hfc ear and crop
in left ear. Any Information will
be appreciated, wrBet D. B. Causey,
Conway, S. C. Adv. 21
FOR SATjE?Ond lot of 2 Quart
fruit jars, cheap, beat made* W J
' A brains, Adv.
CONWAY, S. C., THUR:
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Commences Here on Next T
Ending on Friday,
MANY ATTRACTIONS H
[)n Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday F1
ler, With his Aeroplane,?Speeches to
hibits Will be Among the liest of Agri
County,--Many Other Interesting Feati
The Horry County Fair Associatic n
on next Tuesday October 21 st, and last
ing Friday of next week. Piomiuoni f
business mon of many sections have ue
Lhcy will all come together hereon rex
products of the soils of this county, an
together and understand each oiher be
in other sections of the state and man}
tendance. Every hotel and boarding t
the private homes will be filled to over
Exteusive preparations have been mad
sure a good timo to all.
Following is the program:
TUESDAY, OCrL
0 a. m. First Annual Horry Cc
10 a.m. Midway shows open.
10.15 a. m. Aeroplane flight by Rol
10 30 a. m. Free shows on Main Sti
11 a. m. Address of Welcome to
11.30 a. m. Better Babies Ooi.tost c
12 m. Lecture in yards on Do,
12 30p. m. Lecturoin building ol t
1 p. m. Tomato Canning Demon
Mr. Car berry.
2 p. m. Butter Making Demons
2.30 p. m. Better Babies Contest <
3 p. m. Aeroplano flight by Rot
4 p. m. Free shows on Main Sti
5 p. m. Fair bindings closes.
6 p. m. Band concert on Main
WEDNESDAY, OC
9 am. Fair grounds open.
9.30 a* in. Midway shows open.
10 a. m. Hog Cholera Demon.1 tr
luonstration Agent.
10.15 a. in. Aeroplane MigLt by Rg
10.15 a. m. Free Shows on Main S
10 30 a m, Address by Col. D A.
to visitors.
10.45 a. m. Better Babies Contest
11 a. m. Addresses by Senator
12 in. Addross by Congressm
12 30 p. m. Lecture in yards on Pc
1 p. m. Tomato Canning Demc
Mr. Car berry.
2 p* m. Butter Making Demon
2 45 p. m. Better Babies Contest
3 p. in. Aeroplane llight by R(
4 p. m. Free shows on Main S
5 p. m. Fair Buildings close fo
G p, m. Baud Concert on Mair
EDUCATIONAL DAY, Til Ut
9 a. m. Fair grounds open.
9.30 a. m. Midway shows open.
10 a. m. Lecture in yards on II
10.15 a. m. Aeroplane lhght by Ro
10 30 a. ra. Free shows od Main S
10.45 a. in. Better Babies Contest
11 a, m. Addresses by Hon. R.
son to the Schools of H
12.30 a. m, Lectures in building at
1 p. m. Tomato Canning Demc
Mr. Carbcrry.
1.30 p. m. Meeting of school teac
2 i). rn. Butter Demonstration
2,80 p. rn. Address t)Boys Corn
2 80 p. m. Better Babies Contest
3 p. m Aeroplane flight by li(
3 30 o rn. Baseball game, Horry
4 p m. Free shows on Main
4 30 p, m. Grand Floral, Educati
Street.
5 p. m. Fair building closes fo
6 p. m. Band Concert on Mail
FARM DEMONSTRATION DAY,
0 a m. Fair grounds open.
9.30 a. m. Midway shows open.
10 a m. Lecture in yards.
10 30 a* m. Free shows on Main S
10.30 a. m. Address by W. W. L)
11 a. m, Address to farmers of
11.15 a. m. Better Babies Contest
11.30 a. m. Address by M. W. Wa
Horry
12 m. Address by Hon. E. i
1 p.m. Hog Cholera Demons t
2 p m. Address by Mr. Nighl
- 2 30 p m. Bet tar Babies Contesl
3 p. m. Address by Hon, O, ]
4 p. in. Free shows on Main i
5 p. m. First Annual County
The Family <^ough Medicine.
In every home there should be a
bottle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery,
ready for immediate use when any
member of the family contracts a
cold or a cough. Prompt use will
stop the spread of sickness. S. A.
Stid, of Mason, Mich., writes "My
whole family- depends upon Dr.
King's New Discovery as the best
cough and cold medicine in the
! world. Two 50c. bottles cured me
, of pneumonia." Thousands of other
, families have been equally benefited
I and depend entirely upon Dr. King's
| New Discovery to cure their coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles.
Evtry dose helps. Prke, 60c. and
$1.00. All druggists ? H. F. Bucklen
& Co., Philadelphia or St, Louie.
Adv.
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SDAY, OCTOBER 16th 18
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uesday October 21st, and .
October 24th. *
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AVE BEEN PROMISED '
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lights Twice Each Day by Robert Fow- ^
be Made by Noted Speakers,--The Ex- -?
icultural Products Ever Shown in This ;
ires. >
will have its first fair here beginning
.intr through eaoh Hav t.o anri innlnH- T1
armers of the county, as well as the ;
come interested in this project and v
;t Tuesday to show the wonderful 1
d incidentally to have a good time J
tter. The fair has been advertised >
i visitors are expected t> be in atlouse
in the town as well as many of ^
-lOwing with visitors to the Fair.
le to take care of the people and in- ^
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MIElt 21.t, 1013.
>unfcy Fair Opens.
bert Fowler,
eet.
people cf Horry by Sen II.L Buck. I
jpens. s
g and Cattle raising in vS. C u
Jso Fertilizer. 1
istration and Leiture, Miss Moore, 1
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tration and Lecture, Prof. Mason, d
jloses for the day. c
>ert Fowler, on Couit llouso grounds |
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Street. v
lOBER 22nd, 1013. I
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ation.by M. W. Wall, County Diibert
Fowler,
ilreot.
Spivey cm behalf of Fair Association i
opens for the day.
Smith, Congressman J. W. Ragsdale.
ian A. F. Lever in Court House,
sultry.
lustration and Lecture, Miss Moore,
stration and Lecturo, Prof. Masou
closes for the day.
)bt. Fowler, Court IIouso grounds
treet.
r the day.
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tSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1913. |
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ousing and Care of Farm Animals. i
bert Fowler, !
treet. <
opaas for the day.
B Scarborough and Dr. E (). Wttorry
County,
id yards.
mstration and Lecture, Miss Moore,
hers of Horry in Court House,
and Lecture, Prof. Masor.
Clubs of Horry, Supt. S. If. J3rowr.
closes for the day.
>bt. Fowler, Court House grounds.
Industrial School vs. Conway.
treat.
onal and Mercant'.b Parade on Main
>r the day.
i Street,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1913.
I
areet.
nc\ State Demonstration A^ent.
Horry by Mr. L L. Baker,
i opens for the day.
,11, County Demonstration A^ent for
1. Sherwood, Member of the House,
ration by M. W. Wail.
Dert on Tick Eradication,
b closes.
Martin.
Street.
Fair closes its doors for 1913.
Citation Notice
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA
Countv of Ilcrrv
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Hy J. S. Vaught Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas. F. C, Davis made suit to me,
to grant him Letters of Administration of
the Estate of and effects of J. F. Davis.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the saltl J. F. Davis deceased,
that they ho and appear, before me in the
Court ot Probate, to be held at Conway,
S. 0., on JJOth dfly of October next, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in th
forenoon, toshewcause. if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
he.wrMUtt d.
Given ui.der my Hand, this 2nd dry of
October Anno Domini, 11)13.
Published on the 9th and Kith day of
October 19.3 iu the Horry Herald.
J. S. Vaught,
Probate J edge, Z/crry County.
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STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
n the $400.00 Piano Contest, Contest
ants Have Votes as Follows for
Week Fading Oct. itli, 1913.
dumber 8 2607250
si umber 0 2529705
Number 13 829700
dumber /0 053050
Number 21 2495900
Number 10 3005220
Number 40 2000305
Number 55 2571225
x'umber 58 877300
Number 50 801225
(umber 00 2072000
( u mber O'J 2011745
( umt i v 71 3881570
(umber 73 2777185
(umber 70 2303800
(umber 83 23/1705
(umber 88 1001250
lumber 03 2842475
(umber 04 2500725
(umber 100 2 6)010
(umber 107 8819640
(umber 112 20'3*)00
Women Who Get Dizzy.
Every woman who is troubled with
ainting and dizzy spells, backache,
icadacbo, weakness, debility, contipation
or kidney troubles should
ise Electric 11 ttirs. They give reief
when nothing else will, improve
he health, adding strength ami vig
>r from the first (lose. Mrs. Laura
j .tines, of Avoca, La., says: "Pour
I .etors had given mo up and my
ihildren and all my friends were
ooking for nin to die, when my son
n sis ted thai 1 u^e Electric Bitter.-,
did so, and they have done me a
vor'd of good." Just try thorn, fib',
ind ?1.00 at ail druggists or by mail.
I. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia
>r St. Louis. Adv
NOTICE.
24 ac res of land for sale ? mile
Tom Allen. 10 acres cleared and
stumped. As #<ood land as there is
n the county. Well drained. 1
good tobacco barn, 1 good storehouse,
g'ood business stand, good
water, line tobacoo land, all good
trucking land. Terms l-'J cash,
I H in 12 months, balance in 2 years.
Apply to S M Anderson,
11 i> 4tp Allen. S. C.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of die decree and
judgement?i die court made by his Jlon>r
T II Spain Presiding Judge, In the
>ase of 11 11 Woodward, Assignee, Flian*
Ill's vs Sam JS Bellamy Defendant, and
luted the 2i3th clay of September A, - 1).,
1013, I, the undersigned \sill sell at public
auction to the highest bidder before
(tie Court House door at Conway, in Horry
County, and State ot' South Carolina,
luring legal hours of silo, on salesday
In November next, it being the 3rd day
of said month, all and singular those
certain lands situate in liorry County,
and described as fol ows, to wit:
Those two certain tracts of land situate
in Little River neck, in the County and
State aloresaid and described in the said
mortgage ai follows, to wit:
"Tract No. I* Containing six (0)
ae res, more or less, Lcglnning at a stake i
Joe Grainger's corner, in the Nixon line,
thence N. 59 1-2 10. I) 05 chains to a
stake, thence S, 21) 1-2 E. U.<?7 chains
to a stake, thence S. 61) 1-2 W, 9.50
chains to a staler; in said Nixon line,
thence N. 29 12 \V. 0,27 to the beginI
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lung corner, oounueu on ui? nouui auu
East by lands of Hani S Bellamy, on the
North by la nils of Adrlck Vaught, and
Joo Grainger and on tho West by lands
of Nixon.
Tract No. 2. Containing twenty-live
(35) acres, more or less, beginning at a
hickory on Williams Creok, thence N.
21) VV. 40.05 chains to a stake, th< nee N.
75 E. 7.08 chains to a stake, per main
road, thence said roa l to a cedar stake,
thence S, 21) K. 51.47 chains to a staue
pi r said creek, thence said creek at high
water mark to the beginning corner, being
the samstract convoyed to me by A.
V. Ileaiant by deed dated May 25r?l,
1908."
7T.It.MSof S de Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. Conway, S. C., September
50th, 1015.
11 !l Woodward, J. A. Lewis,
Plaint!IPs Attorney Sheriff If. C.
BIG AUCTION SALE
Of Fine Virginia Bred Horses on Oct.
22nd, in Conway.
We will ctTcr for sale to the highest
bidder for eus.h a car load of the
very best Horses that Virginia can
produce. If you need a good horse
i off is your opportunity t > get one.
All the horses we< II' .t will work, and
have been handled; carefully thereto
e they will not nave t j be broken.
Many of you know the Virginia
horse is the best that money can buy,
so if you contemplate buying a horse
don't fail to see ours on Oct. 22, iu
your town.
We don't pretend to sell you a
cheap hois*, but we v/iil sill you a
horse worth the money, and thai is
what you want. Don't forgot thi
day, Wednesday October 22, in tht
Town of Conway.
Adv Montgomery & Mitch Ml.
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Man in a Week
GAU6HT IN THE PASSING ;
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Stray Hits of Local aad Personal New a l!
?Some of Those Mentioned You
Know?Others You May Not Know
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--nu|i|ifnuiK Around the Town
Miss Essie Marsh visited Cm way
last Thursday.
f)0c dress goods, Pair week, <!2o
Belle Clarke Ady
I. T. Skipper was a pleasant caller
one day 1 at t waek,
Good clean B rice $2 85 sack, The **'' ' I
Cash Store, Adv.
B. T Holmes was a pleasant caller
in Conway recently,
J. LI. Marsh of Bucksporfc, was in
Conway Tuesday on business.
Reduced price on every thing in
my store Pair week. Bjlie Clarke.
Everybody invito 1 to my store,
L'uir week. Belle Clarke. Adv.
You will mi68 a great deal if you
fail to come to Conway for the Pair.
S. II. llarrelsou recently added
his name to the growing list of the
1Lerald.
Come t) the Pair and Tha Cash
S ore next week, m t'ling like 'cm ,
a:lv.
Mrs. C. 13. Dusenbury left last
week to visit relatives in Mullins and
Bishopville.
Hats from 50a to $15 00 will be
sold ct a greatly reduced price, Pair
week Belle Clarke Adv
W. (J. Chestnut, w!\< tl~
w HIU
prosperous farmers visiting Conway
on business last week.
Call on J. \V. El wards for your
family groceries. Nixt door to Norton
Drug Company, 'Fuono 23.
The stormy and rainy days of last
week did much damage to tho crops
of cotton over the county.
The many friends of Mrs. R. B,
Anderson will be sorry t > hear that
she has been ill, but at last accounts
was recovering.
Come to tho Fair and meet your
neighbor face to face in a few days
of brotherly love and good feeling,
W. D. Dox, one of tho prominent
men of the Hammond neighborhood,
visited Conway last Saturday on
business.
Misses Ruth Hendricks and Sue
Marsh of the Foe Cee section visited
Conway one day last week ou a
shopping lour.
Mayor 11, L\ Little and Master
Clyde Little left hero on Wednesday
morning of last week to visit relatives
at Morristown, Tonn.
Rjad the program of tho Fair and
you will understand it better when
you come to it, and you will enj >y it
more.
Miss Crace Haseldon, who is attending
the Horry Industrial Sehool
at Horee, S. C , spent the week end
with her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. U, A. Dusenbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. OHioer of Eddy
mnufl/l ?? '
u??u ???? w i?iun,v? iiu uuu wuy uuu
aro occupying the cottage recently
vacated oy Mr. II. (_). VV^atton the
corner of 7t!i Avenue and Laurel
Street.
Miss Louise Powell, stenographer'for
Mr. Van Norton, returned
to the city last week, having
bien called b< me by the death of
her sister Miss P^url Powell.
New cement walks are being laid
throigh the grounds at the residence
of Mr. and Mr-. I*1. A. Purroughs.
They will 'ort very convenient
and also add to the appearance
of tlvs magnificent place.
The Stock of II. W. Lewis has
hoon mfiwtt/1 "" 'n??nn <"*? -
I wuv.4 >?iv/ f vv* WJ vuv; itoci^uct II villi
I the store occupied by h;in before the
| assignmei t to one of the st ires of
I)--. Ouseubury, in order to turn
over to the Farmers & Merchants
Biok organoid last Fri lay,
and which will make ex'.er.sive alterations
ahd additions to the building.
Los't an Arm.
Mr Rjbert McCracken v hilo at,
tempting to clear the saws at the
i Snow ilul gin last Tuesday, got his
> sleave caught, and his right arm
j wa; cet olT before the machinery
i could be it.pped. Oa Tuesday
evening he was doing well alter the
operation that was necessary,
M