Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lrocef ?ind ^'^3S55^^ie^i^,^0wurib?[fice"^f^FToreiioc7^ S. Cty'wus u recent arrival from Klortnc^. She will spend some time visiting her relatives here. i * F. L. Carlrettc was in Conway on business recently. ? ? m ft ht Contractor A. B. Gurrcn is making progress on the new residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Freeman and the new structure will soon be finished. ? * V < . 'im. n p i m ~i !?..? i ne nrv. i*. i<. apt'in, ia?i week in Bishopville attending the annual" eonfei'eneo of the Methodist chureh. Miss Ruby Sasscr spent last week i end with her father, Mr. P. H. Sasser. > 0 m m m m A. Mrs D. J. Butler of Loris was in 7 Conway a short time one day last week. * * Miss Winnie Holiday of Galivants Ferry was in Conway recently visiting friends. ,< * * Mrs. Marvin W. Davis loft here recently after spending some time! with Mr and .Mrs. J. 1\. Watson. * * * * I Mr. and Mis. W. F. Henderson returned last week from a visit '.o Mr. Henderson's home in Laurcr.s. S. C. The fiist of this week was very cold weather for th,> season. J. Lee Piatt was here recently as ti.< guest of his son, Dr V. F. Plati. Thui man Spa.rks arrived at home last week, from Camp Jackson, at Columbia, S. C., to spend some time with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs J. W. Sparks.. Win. Page of (lalivants Ferry spent some time here with his daughter, Mrs W. H. Chestnut, lust week. m m % A. 10. Goldfinch and H. W. Ambrose were delegates last week to the Methodist Conference at Bishopville, S. C. Court is in session in Marion this week. * * ? ? N. P. (lore of Longs, S. C., was in Conway one day last week. L. D. Tharp of Burgess, S C., was 1 in Conway one day last week. J. L. Bell of Bayboro was in Con- ; way last Saturday. You Benefit THERE HAS JUST ART THE FOLLOW One Car Load Wagons One Thousand Sacks Cot fK- One Thousand Bushels Ru Two Whole Cars Agricult mer ought to use.) Five Thousand Sacks Goo Five Thousand Pounds Ch .in That all these goods were kcts before the recent ris< them in large quantities t These goods are now bcir ent stores,?GALIVANTS VILLE,*and AYNOR, all al and satisfy. We have tol do it. Many articles were factory prices. You can i \ prices will prove when yoi , goods. You will be welcome at am, PftAflVA I UCUIgC J. Galivanst Ferrv A} Pepsendl' . ' This is Thanksgiving Day. The Herald force is taking tho holiday just the same as other people. W. F. Hardee was among those visiting Conway one day last week. C. C. Gore of Little River section spent some timc^herc oh business lost week. P. V. Dunn of Conway township was in Conway last Saturday after noon. * * * J. J. Elliott of Loris, R. F. D No. tf, came to Conway last Friday, spend ing the night in Conway, ho returned to his home on Saturday. ? m m m Harrison Rowell of Dog Bluff was in Conway last Saturday.. E. T. Lovell of Jordanville was among those visiting Conway last week. M. F. Fowler was among those coming over to Conway last week. # * * ? Just received a nice line of bulbs. The ladies will please call at once be fore they are gone. B T. Hynian.^ a/lv ? ? e? ' - ? i 4 * * * >(? Lorenzo I). Suggs, a leading meVchant and farmer of the Loris section of the county, visited Conway on bus-, iness one day last week. * * * * L. F. Sawyer of Galivants Ferry spent some time in Conway on busi-, I I I\ ?JH IV I). !?. Pitman passed through Conway recently on his way home from attending the Wacoamaw* Baptist Association which was held with the I church at Rehoboth this year. .J. 1). Singleton of Bucksville was ;n Conway recently. He challenges any laicmer to heat him on the rice crop hg produced this year. ? m S. M. Phillips was in Conway re cently. .J. H. Roberts was among those visiting Conway recently. * * * * * (1. .1 Warts was in Conwiiv m>i?nt ly on business. * * ? * > We fj. Singleton of Toddville spent some time in Conway recently on business. ***** Am Causey has accepted a position with the City Barber Shop. iiVEO LARGE LOTS OF /INS GOODS: I I I ton Seed Meal ist Proof Seed Oats !?eo! I imn ( n tlii 11 n' ovovTf frm l/l CI I UIIIIU V ""v A 1 " I d Whole Rice cwing Tobacco. take notice: 1 i purchased on the mar; in prices, and by getting he price was very low. I ig offered at my differFERRY, JORDANt prices that will please d you the reason we can l kni ifikl r>4- I i uvsuvjiil dl IU55 IIIct11 U1U I >hare benefits as the i call and look over the i of the three storse. Holliday /nor, Jordanviile, 11 I THE HOEEY HMtALl Miss Annie M. Derham was in Conway the first of last week* Horry Lend AfeenfjAwill' advertise J the reaj csj^te thaj>t .you have to sell and Kelp you t<T find a purchaser, if. < we fail the expense is ours.?adv I 1 a Several tracts of land are advertis- ] ed in this paper for sale on the first ] Monday in December. 1 W. F. Stackhouse and wife passed through Conway the early* part of last week'.'1 ' ' k Many farmers are planting wheat and we are thankful for that. ? W. S. Chaplin, Superintendent of Draughon's Business College, at Co. lUmbia. S. C.. SVIPnt RPVPHil ?ln\?e in Conway last week on business per-1 taining' to the,institution. This college now has experts in charge of every branch of the school studies. m ? * m J. Lee Piatt oY Mullins was hero one day last week and sold a lot of fine cattle at public auction. Ho iLhe owner of thc Mullins* Enterprise. Lot us sell your lot or tract of land J for you. If there is a purchaser wo i will endeavor to find him for you. 1 See Horry Land Agency at Hotel ' (irace, M. M, Hedrick, Manager.?ndv . MM re go tfl y i?*. (jo Cl 2. % % ~ o od o o ^ ? ^ ^ o p << ^ ^ p ts , , P-1 M h~k w 2 ^ o ?->- o 0 [3 P i I K}Wo0s-j_j. O ^ U ? ?. 2. o ? P 1 O P P . P. ^ tt Q ? "3 S a? a" M 5 ? ' ? 2 ^ a 5 S ^ rr. I P C/3 'f P P /-N Q-i - D LI, O I ! O ^ rr> ^ nm Cj _ -? . r_, o O ^ JLli flJ M ? * <rt- ^ ^ t ^ * Wheat and hogs will save the country if the country has plenty of them. W. J. Montgomery of Marion, S. was in Conway on business several days last week. 1 On the Bit We have on the block, as following- valuable properties, careful attention, especially i: money in an absolutely safe v. a Read the following defect'1] and three residences in the Tov can sell you to-day if you want sitions, or all together if you d Give this a look-over to-d I COUNTY Tract of I/and, situated in Bucks Tow md Twenty-Five Acres, on Public Bo Church. School House, same distance Town of Conway, has one four Room ind Stables. One acre and Family Land. Terms of Sale. One-third Ca farm. A. H. Lour- place. CITY I City lot, Rood site for Business Hous< and Main Street, Lot '.V2 by 80 feet, O door to the Pastime Theater. Terms < Two Hundred Dollars. CITY RES! One Fight-Room Residence situated o utos from corporate limits, exempt fr< lights, Three Stables, One Barn, Feet W. Bcthea. Rents for Twelve-Fifty j Ask us for the price. CITY RESI Residence of U. A. Dusenbury, situ at and Flm Street, Two Story, Carafe Consideration Four Thousand Do lara by Mortgage on said Property. Bath COMPLETE FA Farm situated in Simpson Creek Towi under cultivation, eig'ht-room dwelling barns, and stalls, two and half sto? ie; and other necessary buildings. Leon property. Some good t?mbcr. I?-4 r-r meny Known as N. M. Hardee Farm, ly low price. One-third cash balance LOT FOf 200 foot by 172 feet, within City Limi bargain for some one. First three hu If interested see M. M. Hedrick, Man Call on the manager at Hot Horry L#a.n - CONWAY, ? ' The oldest Amerii THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURAI\ W. B. Coxe, St F. F. Covington, Bullock B R. M. Bulloc 5, OOHWAY, 8. 0. There is complaint all over this sec tion of the United States about the shortage of coal; and the lack of labor to cut tJoo^ ^ise in its place. Shipments of , cpal % fyom wholesale dealers have been promised for a long time, but so far have not shown up in the South. In case of a very hard Winter the conditions will oe bad in this section unless the situation is relieved by shipments of coal to the small towns where fuel is no?v very badly needed. W. L. Bryan went oy?r to IfaWingtcn one day last week. He returned home the latter part of last week. # J. O. Stevens was in Conway on ho.viillPCG <ir?? /I>> Iol'I - . X/WW vatV Vift? V l \Ot W UL'IV. MISSGOVINGTON ARRIVES IN KOREA Mi s Hallie Covington, a daughter of Mr. |?\ 1?\ Covington, the couit i Unographcr of the 12th Judicial Circuit, has arrived in Korea, where roe v, as : as a Missionary, according to : I : 'Co received here from Columbia last week. She is a graduate of th(> College fo Women at Columbia, having finished several years ago, ALARM Or f?RE CAUSES EXCITEMENT Creat excitement was caused last Tuesday afternoon when black smoke was seen boiling up from behind the Vereen Motel in lower Conway. Every body lip-town believed that the entile wooden block was afire, and from that the flames might spread to othc sections of thr> town The flames were found to be in a small out-building; used in connection with the residence of Wade H. Bige low. From this small building- the flames spread to the garage of Mr. .J. M. Marlow. These small buildings were consumed, but the timely efforts of the fire department prevent cd the spread of the lire to other property. tck Today. it were, for sale to-day, the to all of which we ask your you desire to invest some <y. ptions of a fine country tract, vn of Conway, all of which we them, either one of the propoitsire to invest that muchLay. TD A r>T i n?o I nship, consisting1 of One Hundred ftd, One and One-half .Miles from from Boat Landing. Six Miles from House, plastered and sealed. Barn Garden cleared, some Timber on sh, balance secured by mortgage on LOT \ On Southeast corner 4th Avenue opposite Peoples National Bank, next of sale: Cash consideration TwentyIDENCE n Burroughs Street, just three minim Town taxes, Good water, Klectr.e I loft, now occupied by Professor P. icr month. Terms of Sale: Ca n DENCE ed on the corner of ">th Avenue and outstanding buildings, water. , bO per cent. Cash, Balance secured n ^ i * 1 luuiu. reneciiy aiegl location. RM FOR SALE nsliip, containing 150 acres, 45 acre:, one tncant house, one set of large high, smoke house, tobacco bar a, Uoyd road runs (iirectly through ile from seven month school. borWe offer this place at a surprisingterms. } SALE its. Clear deed and title. A real ndred and twenty-five dollars, ager el Grace and get particulars. d Agency , s. c. | :an Company ICE CO., OF NEW YORK I lecial Agent I District Agt. I k, Mgr., Agents. I . AT HOTEL GRACE. > * , Among the recent arrivals at Hotel Grace are the following: Miss Alford, Marion, S. C. Mr. an<l Mrs. W. F. Stackhouse, Marion, S. C. M. W. l\irner, Ft. Moultrie, S C. W. S. Chaplin, South Carolina Geo. Gant. "Wilminirton. N C.. E. H. Bowman, South Carolina. W. K. Stewart, Wilmington, N C. Jno W. Brown, Wilmington, N. C. J. C. Robinson, Wilmington, N C. J. A. Brothers, Wilmington, N C. N. H. Cunnady, Oxford, N. C. E. P. Smith, Sumter, S C. G. B. McGill, Long's, S C. G. R. Butler, Longs, S C. Mrs. Ellis, Longs, -S. C. J. J. Worley, Lynchburg, Va. Miss Belle Williams, Columbia, S C. Mi. s S. G. Ellis, Loris, S. C. Ed. Floyd, Nichols. S C. T. L. Hooks, Nichols. S C. Miss Gissie (i. Miller, Nichols, S C. Miss Edith Castes. Nichols, S G. B. M. Graham, Conway, S C. Or. W S. Currell, Columbia, S. C. Robert Campbell, Atlanta, Ga. Miss Florence Smith, Nichols, S C. Prof. J. I. Robinson, Loris, S C. L. R. Collins, Portsmouth, Ya. A. J. Walsh, City, i C. N. Matthews, Kentucny. .J. Herbert Bate, New York. A. S. Ehrich, Georgetown, S. C. H. 11. Craven, Georgetown, S C. T. W. McCollum, South Carolina. F. W. Turboville, South Carolina VV. H. Farrier, Charleston, S. C. \V. A. White, Quincy, 111. Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. Alexander, Allen, S. C. Mrs. DcSalenyes, Allen, S C. R. K. Soovillc, St. Louis, Mo. A. T. Lewallen. SI Louis, Mo. \\ . II. Gibson, South Carolina. .1. B. Avant. Wilmington, N. C. W. L. Miller, Wilmington, N C. L. H. Burnett, Wilmington. N. C. F. M. Thai in, Charleston, S C. Tlics. L. Go IT, North Carolina W. A. Davis. Chariest m, S. C. F. 11. Plr -k. Gurley, S. C. .). K. Johnson, North Carolina, Win. S. DosPortcs, South Carolina J. 11. Malar 1. Wilmington, N, C. - F. H. Suber, Sumter, S C. Mr. and Mrs, Win. Smith, N. V. C. W. Adickos, North Carolina. P. J. Maney, North Carolina. Mr. and Mis. A. I). Jones, Mich. G. W. Webb, Baltimore, Md. R. L. Spollman, Baltimore, Md. j Frank Pegucs, Darlington. S. C. AMERICANS TO EAT SUGAR, NOT RUSSIANS New Vork.?Ten thousand tons ol J uigar whi -h had boon purchased foi j the imperial Russian govcrnmoni oTero the revolution and stored in ; ' u u r .lw ? i /% L .. .. * 1 ' 1 i.n-iiv i'.-i m u' was SOIZO'l iCiil'.V liV ! 1'ederal Ko.od A (in inist rater (ioorpo ' Rolph. It will be put on the ! immediately and will bo disti ibutci I to roiailc s by the American refiner. 1 ntear ? omn.itteo. i DKATH Ol' AN INFANT. I Tbo seven-month old boy id' Mi. and Mrs. Mope, an Kichardson died Nov, 21 st at his ho.no. The littlo ono I had boon sink about a wook. The fun! oral service was conducted at tbo I home by tbo Itev. 1). L. Hill of the j Baptist church. Burial took placo at Lakeside cemetery. The bereaved parents have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community. o | M Alt'TIN.WILI.1 VMS Miss l.utio Martin, the charmitr: i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denni j Martin, of Bucks townshin. was mm-. * I lied to Mr. Tillman Williams, on Sunday, November IXth, at the residents | of Mr. Walter Kdwards, in (' mwa,'. I 1'icb'ito .Judyv .). S. Yaught perform | ( d the ceremony. Tile bride is well known a !are;e civclo of friends in this seed ion. .Mr. Williams is th<? proprietor ol' the O. i\. Harbor shop in Conway. NOTKT:. All persons indebted unto the late Jas. J. Seale are required to make immediate payment to the undersigned Administratrix, and all persons holding claims against him are 1 ikv%wise required to present the same duly proven according to law to her or Robert T>. Scarborough, her attorney, within the time required by law, or this notice will be plead iti bar of their payment. Reheeen k' Snol/% u 9 Qualified Administratrix. Robt. 1?. Scarborough, j 4t?11-7. Attorney. fBSSSIMDKl^BBUK litRE IN Stock for vnijR CAR HOlV We use genuine Ford Parts only in our repair work. CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO., ym I I -El CLARENCE SESSIONS I IN NATIONAL ARMY I . 5 t ' 'i t V tb-t ?? , \f ,i)? I Graduated at Oglethorpe in 1 Class A and Is a Second 1 Lieutenant. I I If. I Clarence J. Sessions, avrivad here 1 this week to spend some time with I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. y. Ses- I sions. His many friends are glad to I know that he graduated in Class I A of the officers training* corps at I Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., and i; now at I home on leave only till December 15th, when lie will rpnori a.,4... - ^ r V. v I */l VI Ul,V'? H(. will occupy the; position of 2nd I Lieutenant in the National Army, and I his position will last for life with good pay. Ho proved an apt pupil in I acquiring military training an*l I knowledge since he left here some I time ago for the officers' training I vamps. The fc.ct that he volunteered I and did not wait t > be drafted under I the new law adds to his credit. Hor- I ryitcs will no doubt some day be I proud of his career in the army. I SOMEMOREdeaths " I AT CAMP SEVIER | I According to a dispatch from 1 I Greenville, JS. dated November I 124th, three more deaths have been I 1 added to the toll at Camp Sevier, one I I of the three being a young man from I Conway. The names of the three re- I 1 ported in the news as fellows: I j J, C. Edins, Home Address Uri? I I ki:o\vn. I Joseph E. Todd, Conway, S. C. I I John W Livingston, Hi wi an, S. C. 1 I The remains of Jos. E. Tcdd arriv- I I ed here Tuesday night. He !s the son. I I of Hill Todd of Conway. 1 General health conditions aie ve - I ported a being much better, with I 1 fewer cases oV measles, and no new 1 I cases of meningititis or pneumonia. I CARD OF THANKS. I We wish to thank our relatives and I 1 friends for their as istanee and kind- I I ness rendered u.- di ri g the illness I I and death of our child. I I Mr. and Mrs. Morg; a RiC.u:\> n, ^ I 1 ^ m m m ? ? - ? ? SMALL FIRE IS 1 CAUSED AT GINNERY Tliroo ba'o; of I'oltnn ly" ^ near iho ginm : > of the Conway Iron Works. \v(>ro destroyed by five la^t Monday lry.'.it, in sono unknown way. The till' > hair- he orey'. ? ra .o lid. R >bi i_.-. one to i.. W. Cooper, ai.d -.no to W . -I Ika'ri !y. Y? acn tko bales v. i\. 4u ;.vd oat iVom t'.o gin hoy \\\ :'o ' . v rn-by. When parties j I wont in . h - < >' ? ? - 1 . . ... .i * ... i\ i ni'.s'uiy morning, liio bah.; v. re found destroyed by tlu' flame:, Nothing el <. was insolved in I be fire. o STRAYKP?One heifer yearling, color mulberry red, butt headed, mark ed split and imderbit; crop and u idersquare. llcen seen once since Febuia-.y. X. T. LOYLLL, Dog 1 !!uIT town hip, M mi'es from .J? danville, S. ('.?ad-11 2M-!k-p<l. o LOST?One black Rolen-China and Merle-hire pig. AhoiL ten week'. 11 1 I I- uiucr win please notify .1. I ' Floyd, RED N\>. 2, Nichols, S. C.? I J U21M7. I I OK SAI H One Thousand bushels I homo raised corn at the price of I .S2.00 pel iuishel. Call on or wiite I T. .). He:!. Conway, S. C.? adv- - I Imo-pd? 11-22-17. 1 TAKEN UP- At my place one sow, I color black and white, marked swal I lowfork and underbit in one ear I and upperbit in the other ear, about I 4 years old. Owner can get same I by proving and paying charges, I H. P. PRINCE, Hammond, S. C. - I adv?P.t-pd-11-15-17. I STRAYED NOTICE. 1 There has taken up in my field one I black and white spotted sow shout, I marked split and underbit in right I car, crop in left. Owner can pay I damages and get him. I ll-S-17 ?0. M. WATTS. I TAKEN UP?One male hog, marked I smooth i rop and underbit in right I ear, half crop and underbit in left, | i ill ? - ? r*u and uiacK spotted. C. H. King, Gurlcy, S. C.?11-8-3t. FOR SAI.K ?1Touring Chevrolet 11)17 Model, New, having been run less than 1,000 miles. In perfect condition. J; .700.00 will buy it. Address "Automobile," cure the IT<.?i-Hernia. 11-1 ? 3t-pd.