Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 - V Lfecel and : The Horiry Industrial School will ?>e scryed by the H. F. D. route going cut from Afk.?7v, S. C., beginning Jan. 1st. All mail for the school and persons living on the additional part of thc route, may he sent to Alien; S. G., v for delivery. . y . * * * > ? Miss -Kathloene Sessions, who itaking a business c ourse at Pougkeen?ie, N. Y., returned "home the latte^ 4 purt of last week to Spend the holi-j .1 uays. ***** ? 7 ' * * '' We Tiave >BOme big bargains in head Rice, and sell every thing In groceries. Loris Gro eery Co. adv / * * * * * I The food administration may say \ 'what it pleases about using cane sy-1 rup .ami home made mdlasses in the coffee; hut nothing that can be said ill make it as nice as the granulated ? sugar to which the people are used, | The coffee lasts better without any- j thing, and it ought to !?< alright that way. Joannetto Mo Que on loft last Saturday to spend the holidays with her. parents at Morvon, N. C. 5 ?t a * * ( VV. ft. King: spent last Satin-day J V.i\crwoor? in Conway.? '. ? * Miss Mary McMillan, of Columbia, i S. C., arrived here the latter part of last week to spend the holidays. (jasohne was again short in Core 1 way last week. Whether owing- to i delayed shipments or W:k of the sup i ply among' u h*Vlesale.rs. was not dis-J closed. Miss Edna Karlo Spivey, who is attending Chieora College, arrived m the city last Thursday to spend Th" holidays with her parents, Col. a.mi Mrs. I). A. Spivey. * * THE woitors 15EST. If you need a good Sowing Mach'm^ see J. M. D. Jones. Tie sells the "best in the- world, The old Sinirer.. Cmi- i way, 8. C. 4U12-t>_l 1 pd. K(h*vrd Hurrou?bs arrived jn th*| city the first of the week to spend the ' j* holiday? with his parents, Mr, atrl ' ' Mrs. V. A. Hurrnujfhh. | * ? * * * L LOST *One No. 1. brownie K as tin an I Kodak, in carrying case. Lost be twecri'Conway and Spring brarn'ii j last Friday. Reward if returned to 1 Miss Fannin Ihirrouu'hs, Conway, S. C. adv. VtMHMMMBMraWMBBMMHMMMMNMHNHatiMMnMBNH Your Choic At any of the 1 | A YNOR--JORBANVIL i I Go to the one that is near wc .mvo picntifully supplied at groceries the markets af: ! Seed Oats, Guano and r In large quantities, both f Ilar farm use, now on hand Tobacco Canvas, H 1| Will arrive in ti^ue for tiie 'owe in car load lots. AND NEVER That we have on hand a f _ ng, shoes (Shoes a specialty; 1 Call and see our complete mT liday Notions, serviceable and i I during; the Holliday season. B* We buy almost everything K thing that is used by the people I barter-trade or pay cash,?am B credit if satisfactory arrange m I Call at any of the three s to #nes we carry. We are in the we will try to merit it. I George J. K? AYNOR?JORDANVILLE X.' . E. A. Mooney has accepted a position with the Mulling Enterprise. Mrs. Olin \V. Watson, of Humbert, S. C., is visiting friends and relatives in the city. M iss Jessamine Burroughs arrived in the city the latter part of last week to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Burroughs. , , 9 9 4 9 9 Julian Dusonburv, who recently1 graduated from the law department ! of the University of South Carolina, ] arrived het>. last week, I % ? ? G. C. Anderson of liucksville, S. C., was in 'Conway on Ivu fin-ess last Saturday. Miss Mabel Norton spent last week end mi the city with relatives an<t friends. See us for your seed Irish Tot?toes, we have several cars bought, Loris Grocery Co. adv. j * f t im G. Page was among those in Conway recently on business. * * * * * Donald MaWhmney, who is attending Clemson College, returned home last week to spend the holidays with his parents. J, IL (irahani wins'here one *lay last vc(i. i Herbert Clark, of Lake City, S. C,, spent ilu- first f)f the week in ('on( wuv with his mother, Mrs. Flo/a , i Clark*'. *** * W. V. StackJhouse of Marion and llo-yit AlcMillaJi of Mullins, sy.ent a t'lav lien* just before Christmas on U'Ruh business. j ***** l (foorjre W. Hardee wja in Cowway; the Virst of Che week. \ ***** ; Sompier teuton, of Hopewell, Va.,j arirrvod in tbe city last week to spend ( the holidays with relatives and 11 lends. W. P. Lewis of the Rank of Aynor, spent some time in ('on"way on hrusim h.i. last week. A re hi Sasser. who is 'attending- the L Diversity of South Carolina, is at home: for the. holidys. U Ul KdUc three Stores: E GALIVANTS FERRY est yoiv, to dp your trading1 for all of these .atores with the ford. Cotton Seed Meal ?v.J0 1 ui u^Ui> (tUU X U1 Itgll' ready jor you to hatfj out. laine Grown Seed Oah earliest planting', 'and will ! FORGET ull line of Dry Goods, Cloth >. i line of Christmas Goods, Holattractive gifts for evervono ? ?r > , and we sell almost everyof Horry County,?either i we sell for cash or extend ( ents are made. 1 >res for any of the immense business for your trade, and Holliday j ?GALIVANTS FERRY i ________________ | ?. ? , V '? . > t /. rv * A i ' ^ THE HORRY HERRL! A. L. A1ford was in Conway oh?day last week. . ,\ m m m m m ! *i Place your order with us for j our seed Potatoes and be sure your seed. Loris Grocery Co. ?adv. Mrs. G. A. Sessions was amonq those visiting Conway on last Saturday,./ ***** O 4 I \ 't- ' ' > Let the Herald print your next job of work. We will do our best to please you. % < ? ? - ivuss IjOuIu Hurbuge, of Florence spent several* days here last week with relatives, and friends. The Red Cross headquarters recently set up on the corner of tl . public square, did a good busine from thc? beginning in securing nev I members from the passing people. I The good work is still going on. It i is one of the good ways in which wc may help win the war. 0 0 John F Watson left Sunday t< spend a few days with relatives and 1 friends in Marion. * * ? * Miss Sadie Dusenbury, <of Florence, S. C., arrived here the Tirst of the week to spend a few days with hei I parents, Mr. and M? *. C. IF Dusenbury. * =+ * i? D. O. Rryd of Loris was in Conway on business one ifct.y last week. Mrs. Mary A. Anderson was i, Conway with "Wer daughter last Saim relay. Don't fo.il to see \\s for your Seed Irkik Potatoes and wo may save you money. Loris I Grocery lio. adv ?***?. R*rg.iKtr$.nt.s began to come into Co:i j WAy by middle of lasi -week to J obtain aid in filling out the Question-*; n&'ires. The purpose of the question ! mures is to classify each and ever,\ ' man subject to military duty and got I Vh:is important matter dom* with be-1 foi'e the man is called to serve his country. It takes some labor to f5P out tin' blanks correctly "bait the )ni") arc getting the ready assistance < f competent men all over the county and tait. job will not be as bard as it appcarc 1 to be at first. On the Bit We have on lbe block, as ! following- valuable properties, careful attention, especially K money in an absolutely safe \v? Read the following- desori aj?d three residences in the Tot | can sell von to-dn.u if vnn + ^ , .. . ^ w?vvj xx. J Ull VV lOli L sr-'lions. or all together if you c Give this a look-over to-c COUNTY Tract of Land, .situated in Bucki'T >v Twenty-Five Acres, on Public Ro Chinch, School House, same distaw e Town of Conway, has one four Koinn ara'i Stables, One acre and Family Land. Terms of Sale. One-third Ca i faxuu. A. H. Long place. CITY I City lot, good site for Business Hous< and Main Street, Lot :>2 by SO feet, 0 door to the Pastime Theater. Tevnis < Two fS-undred Dollars. CITY RESI One Eigl.t-Rxim Residence situated o utes from corporate limits, exempt n lights, Three Stables, One Darn, !'< e< W. Bethea. Rents for Twelve-Fifty | Ask us f?v '.the price. COMPLETE f:A I - rami situated in Simpson Creek Tew under cultivation, eight-room dwellinj burns and fetalis, two and hall' stone and other necessary buildings. Leon property. Some good timber. i?-4 m mcrly known N. M. Hardee Kami, ly low price. One-third cash balance LOT FOI 200 feet by 172 ti'oet, within City Lim bargain for some one. First three lu If interested see 33, 31. Hedriek, Mar Call on the manager at Hot Horry Lan CONWAY The oldest Ameri THE MUTUAL Llf E iNSURAf W. B. Coxe, S| F. F. Covington, Bullock 11 R. M. Bulloc . - mmmmmmwmmammmmmmmmammmm VX t*< D, CONWAY, 8. 0. rflrflflT n" i ? E. Wf Raj e-i-wf ;Aynor was in Con-J way la4itHui3<iiA ? f H. L. B. Jordan of Bucks Town shin was in Conway on business last week. * ? C. N. Causey was in Conway ono day last week. Miss Ruby Sass^r arrived here a few days ago to fcpond Xmas with her fathop, Capt. P. H. Sasser. # H. B. Elliott of Loris was in Con* . aiS- UM.I1.. .v/ ?- --- ? - mnnm; i?j I??M \\ I'l'K U11 OllSI- | noss. ' ' * * * * * Wanted to buy field peas in quantities, see us before you sell. Loris Grocery Co.?adv m m m m m Hoyt McMillan of Mullins, S. C,, lent some time in this County last vcek on business. ***** Miss Laura McMurray left, las'vccl: to spend the holidays at her 'onu at Laurens, S. C. ? * * * A. J. Brown of the lVe Dee section. sited \way on business last week. * ? W. 1), Lawrimoro of Kentucky arived in C mwav last week to spend several days at. his old home. ***** Mi ss Nina Sassc r, of Wilmington. I N. C., is at home for the Christmas l.ol idays. ***** Stokes Kin.$r, who is attending Wo''. '\>rd College., at Spartanburg, is a' home for holidays. W. C. Adams, of Ay nor. spent s<oivn time Ivrrc on business last week. ti? is novi interested in the Horry Drug t 'omi*vny in which he )<H-ontly pui*has*-d controlling interest; and iio v 110 move to Conway about the fiist M the year. it: ... d * * ? ? .miss oessie miroago oi r lorence, arrived in the city recently to visit relatives ami friends, * % V -< If you would like to dispo.se of youi v?al estate holdings during the coining year of 191K; consider leaving it with the Horry 1-and Agency. We j will keep it befoi> the notice of th,% people from time to time at no ex - I pense to you, and will dispose of it il l possible. Make the price reasonable) and give ;*s an option on it that will j be binding adv. u ->ck Today, it were, for sale to-day, the to all of which we ask your you desire to invest some iy. ptions of a fine country tract, vn of Conway, all of which we them, either ?ne of the propolesire to invest that much I lay. TRACT | .nship, consisting of One llumlrod ad, One and One-half Miles from j from Boat Landing, Six Miles from House, plastered and sealed, Ham Garden cleared, some Timber on sh, balance secured by mortgage on LOT \ On Southeast corner 41 b Avenue Opposite Peophxs National Hank, next i)f sale: Cash com si deration TwentyIDEIMCE n Burroughs Street, just three n.in m Town taxes, Good water, Klectr.c 1 loft, now occupied by Professor | >er month. Terms of Sale: Cam | RM FOR SALE nship, containing l">0 at its, ! "> acre.-* . one tneant house, one set of large s high, Miioke house, tohaeeo ham, IJoyd road runs directly through ile from seven month school. I'orVv'e offer this place at a surpi isingtcrms. R SALE its. Clear deed and title. A real indred and twenty-five dollars. Niger el Grace and get particulars. id A^eacy , s. c. I can Company JCE COi, OF NfeW YORK secial Agent District Agt. iros. k, M^r., Agents!. Mrs. Ed. N. Jones, and Miss Els;e i ^Tones, of Mulins, 8. C.. a?*<? spending I the holidays with their pi.rents, Mr. anil Mrs. J. M. 1). Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marrell, of Columbia, S. C., arrived in the city a few days ago to visit the lattcr's par- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sparks. * > W. \V. Jones, of Mullins, S. C., 1 was among- the visitors here the first * of the week. * ? i Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kimball, of * Columbia, S. C.? are visitinir the l?t- 1 teis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. c X'tholas. 1 ^ The Chairman reports that the Red * Cross Christmas drive was very Sucre.o I.il. Horry County's part was " 00. 'i hey have already to date enrolled over <S00 and expect a total en roDnunt 01 1,000 bcforc the campaign closes. * * * * ( 'OR RENT?Two 2-horse Earms ; for cash rent or share crop. If interested see or write me at Conway. S. C. J. T. MI SHOE.?adv. , .1 w !VI . , , , ( xx | i iu\ i m \?i hii?^ i wu;r y but now a business man of Jaf - , -cnville, Fla., came bo no last woi>k to spend the holidays with his relatives at Gurloy, S. C. 4c 4c 4. * * Mr. and Mrs. J. T Misboe spent t hristmas day at Gurloy, the puests c f the former's mother. * 4c 4: * >jc Dr. W. H. Darby, Jr., of the Horry Drug' Co.., spent Xmas with relatives at Florence, S. C. Mi sses Willie Owens and Hern ice I Martin, of Marion, S. O.. are visiting Mi's. I'aul Quattlebaum. M. C. Dorman is spending tlv ho!'days with his people near Adrian. 4c 4c * * + W. noyd Jones is spending Christ| mas in the country with his family. i Frank Clarke spent Xmas here with relatives. The weather continued cold a!! through last week. Hartford Allen was in Conway last I Saturday forenoon. 4< 4c * * 4c J. 1). Skipper was in Conway one I day last week on business. ***** I 1 Get land deeds and mortgages o'*' real estate at the Herald office. *: * * * * L. P. Suggs of I .oris was in Con ^ way last Saturday 011 business. ***** Big Stock Mullets 011 hand, ' fish are cheaper than meat, j Loris Grocery Co. adv FOR ItKNT. The Isaac 1 . Kdge place in P'V-vwood Nock township, occupied until very recently by .), T. Pessant. Will rent for one third of the crops raised or agree on a cash price for the year i 191S. If you want a small place on j which to live, or i( you live near-by j and desire move land than yon al- , ready have for planting; call on me j and rent this Kdg<? place. II. H. WOODWARD. Attorney-at-l.aw. smiita? break V" KSWSS^ ?? hsSS^MI , Wc use genuine Ford Parts only in our repair work. 1 CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. POTASH 350 Bags Tobacco Potash (This is genuine I potash for tobacco) Q@n deliver about Christmac I lUVia 550 Bbls. Best Flour. i Feed your hogs on Pea- i nut Meal. We have " 600 bags. Meat will 'a be high next summer. 12 Bales Tobacco Canvass and 50 tons plant bed guano in stock. Wc can handle the goods and can save our Horry ? friends big money. n#| I * rHLivic.1 IU LiHUUtKY UO. ? Cooper MULLINS ^ t( I ml I CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY I PASSES OFF QUIETLY I Conway never hail a quieter Christ* I mas than the one just passed OV0I Only about one fourth of the fire I vorks usually employed in its cole* I jration, were wasted on the air this I ;ime. The day was mild and fidial I 'or travelling*. Tiiyc wearc a \\ w hunt I ng parties, but most of the people I ;pent the day vsiiting thei?- relatives mil friends or driving about the I lountry. No signs of disorder appear I "I anywhere in this vicinity, or any* I vhere in the county so far rs could I >e learned. - MEETING FOR FRIDAY Florence, Dec. 2<>, 1917. Mr. F. A. liuiTouvrhs: Would like to moot us many of yv.r itizons as possible Friday morrv! v/ u 1 1 o'clock. .!. W. Kajv-du.!' . ( T: ri .-etir.p has In cm ,h' ?' ;,ke place at the Court House. K i.) Thm" nan Spark-, o." Camp .lack.s|wiit Xmns here with his par nts, .Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Sparks. ? ? ? * * (i. L. Rvbnr lson, of Helton. Ny <V. is visiting his parents, MY. are'1 M' . S. C. "Richardson. 1 I ^|? i " * % * * tf. u . .lonos. 01 .vimMm;, spent \r. .is here v.ith hi? parents. Mr. and Mr>. J. M. l">. Jones. * * + * James T. Smith was anions th?\-e ''i l onway on Christmas Kve. 1. 11. Mui.ins was in l^mway on3 day last wool;. , 4 .r - . I ' K. M. llarnes, who is with to* Montgomery Lumber Con pany, t Causey, S. C.. :.p* ni some time m Con way last Wednesday on business for his company. Joe Clarke was amour; the recent arrivals here to sp< ml the holidays. \ Crank Thompson, of the Quntermaster Corps of the U. S. Army, no v located at Spartanbiu y . C., arrivml in the city tlie first of the work to spend a lew days vn/ntion with ids parents, .Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thorn pson. * Mayo IHisenhury. of Hopewod. Ye., arrived heie lasi Sunday to ;j?aad the holidays with his parent-. Cap*, and .Mrs. R. (i. Dusenbury. <? l.OST, STR A \ K 1). OR ST01.KN One white and tan setter doe;. Suitaide reward if returned u> it. \V. Amhrose.- nJv-.'U- 1 2-20. o I OR RKNT On shares for IRIS, the Crosty L. Todd place near Allen, S. C., and the .John 'Mown place between t'omvay and .! rdanville. Apply it* II. 11. Woo. .ward, i 1 ^ V OJI \\ il \ , >, V . ST\i\\ i:n NOTICK. Lost Nov. l llli, ono blaek "Pole ami China ami iiiK'kshy" sow pi? ;, about 10 weeks old, unmarked. Anyone will please notify. .). (/. Kl.OYD. KFD No. 2. Nichols. S. (\ u STRAY Fi>- 0.:e heifer \oni-l;r.a. color mulberry red, butt headoi . mavk i'd split and nillerbd ; crop em! u ,dersptune. been soon oin e since February. K. T. LOYK1.1, I)oj? I'duff 'ownship. wile froa .Jorlanville. S. (\ ad-11 t2l>- :*?t->?d. OR SAl.lv?(hie Thousand bushels homo raised corn at (he price of ?2.0() per oushel. ( a!! on or wiito T. .1. Hell, Convay, S. adv? mo-pd -11*22-17. 'AK KN FJ' ?At my plane one -ow, color black and white, marked svvaJ lowt'orK and undorhit Ln one oar and upperhit in tlio other ear, about 1 years old. Owner can got same by proving and paying charges. H. 1'. I'KINC'K, Hammond. S. C. ? dv- f?t-pd-l 1-lo-lT. STR \YK1> NOTICE. There has taken up in my field one lack and white simti^l i ?M/I? ru"?ai larked split and underbit in right ar, crop in loft. Owner can pay amazes and mot him. 1-8-17 O. M. WATTS. AK.KN UP One male hog. marked smooth crop and underbit in right ear, half crop an<l underbit in left, red and black spotted. C. H. King, urley, S. C. ll-8-3t. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure your Rheumatism Jeuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, olic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuis and urns. Old Soret*, Stings of Insects !tt. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in ?mally iiu- externally. Price 25c