Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? Lf0c<al end Magistrate blanks at the Herald office. * * jlct the next lot of legal blanks at t*Heral(l office. A. B. Garren went to Reaves Ferry one clay last week on business. , % ?* W Oscar E. Tocbl of l^oris was in Conway last Wednesday. * - * .. i t. ? * * V * G. C. Butler was here from Lor is one day last week. Magistrate M. C. Butler spent a short time in Conway on business last week. * rW. L. Singleton of Toddville was aifiong those visiting Conway on busii mfc* last week. > * * * ? Mrs. L. H. Randall of Little River,was in Conway last week on business. Mrs. H. G. Cushman anil her mother, Mrs. A. B. ??1 cCov, left last week A to visit relatives i 11 Virginia. ' * * * at * In tin? case of The State vs. Ida Cox, charged with assault and battery, in the court of Magistrate W. H. Chestnut, the defendant pleaded guilty to a simple assault and battery last jfeck and was sentenced to thirty days wn the gang or a fine of $25.00. The fine was paid. K. L. Mishoe was here from Horry one day recently on business. N. F. Nixon and Mrs. Ellen Nixon Cockfield, arrived in Conway on Tuesday of last week to spend the night. Mrs. Cockfield left on the early train the next morning. ? Crowds spent the time Tuesday night of last week- watching the returns from the second primary in the race for congress from the 6th district. m Get a towel rack at the Herald office and use the paper towels sold by the Herald. They are clean and sanitary and cost no more than linen towels when first cost and up-keep are countecT. E. M. Bullard, of the Loris section, was in Conway last week on business. He now has a number of farms # on hand for sale and is ready to offer attractive figures to any who may wish to purchase farms in that section of the country.' ***** T. N. Fullerton left here last week for his former home in North Caroline after winding up the affairs of the Farmers Warehouse for the season. E. W. Prince, of Gurley, was in Conway last week on business. * ? * * The telephones and telegraph lines have connected up this portion of the country not only with the outside world, but also the rural communities; until now when an election takes place, it is possible to get the number of votes cast, into the county scat in time for the people to know how the election went the same day that the votes are cast. A member of the firm of J. L. Butler & Brothers, large tobacco manufacturers of Reidsvile, N. C., spent about a week in this section recently cn business. m * * * * The materials have been ordered for the erection of the new addition to the Herald Building; but these materials are extremely slow in arriving owing to the scarcity of labor and the slow movement of freight on the railroads. * * * * It does not take leaf tobacco long to go to the bad after it taken on too much moisture. It takes some expertaftce to know how to get it back into^prime condition then. 4 M Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Jones are occupying the large dewelling known as the Scarborough infthnary, and which they purchased from Dr. H. L. Scarborough some weeks ago. Dr.1 Scarborough has purchase^ the' half acre let cr. the comer of T -mivol Street.' t^tnd 6th Avenue, and ladt week began ' tearing down the old ^Skipper dwcll{!<? nri tliat rwAnflvfv nrennrnterV tn n,8 VI. ?/?.?.% V J/, wpx,. V|T , J/.VJ/W.WVV4J V?' the erection of a modern bungalow. ; m m 0 m + A leading tobacco warehouse mana- J gcr says that a number of farmers ' have interviewed him during the pros- ent season, regarding the establishment of another warehouse in Con- > way in time Tor the crop of next year, j They are willing to contribute the(< greater part of the funds to build the warehouse, or expressed themselves to that effect. i r Pepsonel ! % * ;p hi W. E. Graham, of Aynor, spent lust j ? Friday evening in Conway on legal! J business. ? Jonathan Blanton, of Green Sea,,1' was in Conway last Friday on busi- e ness. * ? ? 1. A. Bell spent some time in Conway one day last week. ^ 1 C. P. Williamson, of Loris, spent 1 some time last week in Conway with * his daughter, Miss Ruby M. William- * son. 1 i Miss Nell Pegues left last week jc for one of the leading schools, in ( which she accepted a position as ' teacher. '< Dr. Marsden Anderson was here j | from Florence last week. i * m v , C J. M. Kabon, of R. F. D. No. 1, Allen, S. C., spent last Wednesday in ( Conway. The tobacco buyers, with possibly j one or two exceptions ajl left Conway last week, after winding up their j. season's business here. , * * * m , I ? WANTED?White boy to work in , j shoe shop. Good boy. Good wages.! < Apply at No. ltf Main Street.?Adv. ] **< ** i John H. Atkinson was here fromj< Jordanville last Friday evening. jc * * * ! ( , ? T R. Cooper was here from Socas- ] tee recently on business. j] t j Hoyt McMillan, of Mullins, spent,! several days in Horry County last r week on professional business. j * * * * * { LOST?One card containing 20 sav- i < ings stamps, amount $100.00, drop-]] rind nilf of m\r nn/'lfftt ...K.! 1 j. - . %y im/\. ov/iiu; >v nil v. J in Conway, perhaps on Main St. 1 Suitable reward for return to ] Duke Watts, Warn pee, S. C.?adv < ***** , | Dr. Diet'/., Dentist, will return from ] Hemmingway Saturday September ( 20. adv. 1 ***** W. S. Thompson was here from Warn pec one day recently. < * * J. F. Harper spent a day here last i week. m m m w 1' i | P. L. Hardwick was among- those visiting Conway on business last week. i ***** Bring the chickens and eggs to < Hotel Li race where they pay cash for them.?adv ****. I D. B. Pittman was here one day 1 last week. i ***** j II. F. Watts came over from Soc- : astee last Saturday and spent sev- 1 eial hours in Conway on business. ji ***** ' \ W. Davis Moore was in Conway j last Saturday. He now lives at An-11 drews, S. C. 11 * * c ] , V. M. Hatcher, a tobacco grower ofM j. ? i - ~ 1 i/wn Diu11 townsnip, spent last Satur-P day here on business. J * ? * * * * W. E. Graham, a loading farmer of the Aynor section, spent some time 1 in Conway last Friday. v * * * \ TEACHERS Fifty to one hundred requests daily from all classes Sonth Carolina f schools. If you want rural work, grad- t ed, high school or principalship, salary $50 to $150, write us today for special enrollment. Southcrcn Teachers Agency. c Columbia, S. C. ?adv. 9jl8 19 4t. \ * * * * * c NOTICE. To those who are interested, you are requested to meet at Princeville 1 cemetery to-morrow (Friday) with tools to clean off same. Fail not to come or send some one. ?W. A. Prince. Loris, S. C. ***** DR. DANIEL AT AYNOR. 1 Dr J. W. Daniel, of Marion, will assist the pastor,. Rev. S. C. Morris, at Aynor next week in a revival meeting beginning Monday, the 22nd. Dr. Daniel is considered one of the most gifted and brilliant speakers in the South Carolina Conference and the public is cordially invited to at- n tend these services. o ***** (| 1 r\r*ci nr 4 *Tfnwr? 1# ... liwvio Y*AiNirji;?ii you want tno e best prices for your pine saw mill A logs it will pay you to see us before disposing of them. The Veneer a Mfg. Company?Adv. 9'4'19 2 mo. * * # # CITY PRESSING CLCB. Back of City I*arbor Shop?Call us for prompt o servile?Phone 1 f"!?Adv. 9 4 tf. T * * I*.* k I THE HORRY HERALD, OOHWJ Hi i If ~ DEATH OF MRS. BELL. | MB Mrs. Minnie T. Bell, of Bayboro,' tassed awqy recent 1y from the ef-1 ccts of a malady from which she had i ecu suffering for a number of years.! >hc is suivived by her husband, Mr. rvin A. Bell, and several children. 5he was a woman of strong indiviluality and a dutiful wife and moth, r. o GONE TO HOSPITAL. ,C<lerk of Court W. L. Bryan was taten to a hospital In Columbia last; Thursday where it is hoped he will apidly recover from his illness. Mr. 3ryan was taken ill on September st at the close of a hard day's work j ittenaing to his duties on salesd&y. ie was taken to his home from the :ourt house and up to the time of his I leparture for Columbia had not groat- I y improved. I Enquiries have poured in constantly B isking as to his condition, and his n lumerous friends all over Horry fl bounty have been anxious about his B ondition ever since the news of his K iickness reached them. 2 His friends hope to hear of his fl ?arly recovery. * B LENORA ADINE ANDERSON. ;| Mrs. Lenora Adine Anderson, died jE it her home hero on last Thursday in wening, September 11th, 1019, at the'It igo of sixty-three years, four months ? ind nine days. She was the daughter Eg >f the late Benjamin and Lenora | Holmes, one of the oldest and be t | (nown families of the middle section ?J >f Horry County. She was the widow K >f the late Robert Harlcy Anderson. $ She is survived by four sons as fol- B lows: Messrs. I). C. Andersen, and li. | II. Anderson, of Conway. Mr. J. O. || Anderson, of R. F. D. No. 2, All.1- n orook, S. C., and Mr. G. I). Anderson, Si )f Pireway, Nt C., also four brothers H is follows: Messrs. Hartford Holme:1., Em af Conway R. F. D. 1; B. P. Holmes, H )f Vidalia, (la.; Henry Holmes, of 91 Detroit, Mich., and Bonnie Holmes, ef Qj llayminctte, Ala.?she is also sur- R vived by her four sisters, as follows: ;B Mrs. Caroline Anderson, of Moultrie, jB Ga., Mrs. Georgia Hardee, of Alls-;H brook, S. C., Mrs. E. C. Holmes, ofiB Lakeland, Fla., Mrs. Charlotte Jones, jB I of Conway, S. C., and Mrs. Joe Gra- I ham, of Conway R. F. D. No. 1. ! Sho was a loyal member of the P Hickory Grove Missionary Baptist church. The interment took place at R Lake Hill cemetery, near her R church, about five miles from Con- I way, the funeral services conducted I by the Rev. J. M. Lemmon, of the ^ Presbyterian church. She was a faithful wife and mother, a Chiistian hearted lady, one who < never failed to have a kind word for ?F1 everybody whom she met, whether chc high or low. She made duty the tro watchword of her life and she belonged to that class of Christian womanhood which blesses wherever it is found and leaves upon coming 9d generations the impress of nobleness and love. She is missed not only by FG Ihc members of her immediate fam- I i!y but by all those who knew her in j r this life. 1 J She is gone but her good example j o will not be forgotten. Her sons will j 3t live after her and they will no doubt j exemplify in their lives the many traits of goodness in the character of j j their mother and the teachings that the she left to them. Ho * ' S <i Bring your small lots of country toe; )i oduce and try Hotel Grace. They elc< vill pay cash if they need it and you tlvc vill take a fair price.?Adv. ! cjuc * * ? ? * I rj\a> BTCYCI.ES.?Bicvrl PS ilBf I l/* n ! m ? v???v? ivtr j \J 1 y/ Supplies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Hat-; Dat erics See Sutherland Furniture Co. | -adv tf 5|22jl9. m ? If interested in renting or buying j i good farm in Horry County, write \'. Boyd Jones, Marion, N. C. ?adv. >|J1|19 Jit. * * * * * I, * * * * Fail TAKEN UP?At my place about Jan. sior 1st, one black male pig. Marked ferr with hole and crop in each ear. Owner can get same by paying Ad charges. R. S. Johnson, Loris, S. C. No. 3, Box 4?ad 3t pd 9jll|19 * ? j 'AKEN UP?At my place one black 18 i mare mule. Been there since last witl March. Owner can get her by pay- F ing charges and feed. Duke Rabon, sign Allsbrook, No. 3.?ad 3t pd 9|11|19 E m m m m 9 BUSINESS NOTICE. 9|11 Anyone wishing to see me on busiess while in Horry County, can see T1 i inquire for me at Grace Hotel last uring court week, 22nd to 25th. I' hun< xpect to reach there on noon train j lust londay, the 22nd inst. succ Yours truly, dv - W. Boyd Jones. C ...... I mor NOTICE. lease I I forbid anybody of hiring, fording, broi j sheltering my children in Floyds j well 'ownship. i tum civ ?J. F. LEWIS. . cour IY, S. C , SEPT. 18, 1919. > Want to nu Fortunes are b Fields of the Si We warn you t nant, and you s but the chances most unbelieva We are Licens* Stock in any i Cur connection on any compar Your inquiries Your orders gi We recommenc Stock. WHY! Be n r- r-r- r\ r- * ncrtntli Bradstree I- w Linz Buil 1-4 ot pel 9| 18. K0?2SKEL?k flHMHH FOR SALE. "Jne Duroc-Jersey boar, two years , thorough-bred, life treatment for >lcra, immuned?under good coe1. . \pply or write to, S. H. Harrclson, K. F. D. No. 2, 1 '19-1 mo pd Tabor, N. C. UND?Between Lake Swamp and Sayboro, S. C., one 34 x 4 Goodich tire and tube. Notify W. S. ohnson, Allsbrook, S. C., R. F. D. 1, Box 19. Pay charges.?adv. 9 11 pd. NOTICE OF ELECTION n pursuance of an order made by County Board of Education for rry County on the 10t.h day of >t. 1919, the undersigned Trus s of District No. 1 will hold an 2tion at Klondike Cross Roads on 27th day of Sept. 1919, upon the stion of levying a Special School c of (> mills upon the taxable perty of said District No. 1. ;e, Sept. 8, 1919. II. O. Paul, J. P. Williams, B. F. Moore, Board of Trustees, School District No. 1. SALESMAN WANTED, ubricating Oil, Grease, Specialties, nt. Part or whole time. Commist basis. Man with car or rig prced. Riverside Refining Company, It Cleveland, Ohio. o LOST YEARLING have lost one bull yearling about nonths old, unmarked, red color, l some white under breast, inder please notify the undered and receive suitable reward, lias Rabon, Allen S C R.F.D. 1. |19 3 ti. Pd. j o ! lie Burroughs High School opened Monday morning with about one | tired more in its enrollment than . year. Everything: points to a tessful session. * * * * ourt will convene on next Monday ning. There are a number of old s pending: on the criminal docket, ight over from the last term, as as a number of cases recently ted in by the Magistrates of the ity. j / ' Make An ln\ IN . STIM I M 1 V \ eing made on small investments outhwest. hat the element of chance is Ian hould not risk money you can't a ; of large returns on small investi ble, ed Brokers?right in the Field?; 'eliable Oil Company. s insure us latest and most reliab iycheerfully answered. ven prompt and careful attentioi i The Purchase of Texas Producti cause it is Paying Dividends. ICE: Dallas County State Bank, it Mercantile Agencies. /M.H. FflWIFR ? P.flMDAM1 ? i v vi la!*31 VM UUIfH H!! ding Dalla Mr. and Mrs. McQueen Quattlebaum and children of Georgetown, spent the first of the week here with Col. and Mrs. C. P. Quattlebaum. 1 v ? * .lames Martin, of Marion, spent last Sunday hero with his sister,' Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum. ? M M 4 Messrs. Ernest and Mason Stalvey, v of Georgetown, spent last Sunday ' 1 hero with friends and relatives. Please don't ask us to Charge or 1 deliver School Books. Conway I)rug; Co.?adv 2'c 9 18. ;t * * * i ] WANTED?To Purchase a residence j ? in Conway, give location and full,' description in writing. Address P. ;1 O. BOX 17f>, Mull ins, S. C.?adv 3t 11 * * * * * I ! < LOST?One ladies shoe between Ku - j K ehyske's Shoe Shop and Methodist ;11 church. Please notify Mrs. Ray j * Elwell, Conway, S. C.--2t 9 18 ad > ? R II FOR SALE?One Brick Mill No. 2, made by J. .1. Steel and Son, Capacity 30.000 in ton lw.ui.i , . - ~ vx .. I*\/U1 O, 1 I ill " tically now. Can be bought cheap on easy terms. For further information apply to H. I). Elliott, Fair Bluff, N. C.?ad 4t pd 9 18. a si Miss Edna Marlow, accompanied by; S her brother, Herman, is visitingfriends and relatives at Whiteville and Chadbourn, N. C. ***** S' WANTED?A short-order cook at once. Apply to Buckley Bros Cafe. B ?adv WANTED?An all-round cook at once. Apply to Buckley Bros. Cafe. A ?adv oi There was a minstrel show in Con- ai wav lA?t Mnn/lnv nirrht *?nd it result-! ki ed in bringing a irown of people from I W the country. It was a one night ag- b< g rogation. C w ATTENTION OF HOMESEEKERS. nc 1 have for sale a number of fine o' farms, as well as woodland tracts, on if easy terms and at very fair prices.? m all located in Simpson Creek Township, from nine to twelve miles from <9 Loris. Write or call on: dt E. M. BUI,LARI), al R. F. D. No. 2. 0', 11.10 9t. pd. Loris, S. C. t * restmeut I mi ? in the Oil II gely predomi- || fford to lose, I I ments are a!- I and can seil ? le information 11 on Company's 11 R. G. Dunn or 11 1 s, Texas. || George Rabon was in Conway the first of this week. ? .. ? ? ? !rOR SALE?Half Sheppard, half Hound Pup, 4 months old. Extra largo for age. J. W. Sparks, Conway, S. C.?ad 2t 9,18. Henry Byrd, of ?/Inl!ins, has ao eptod a position with the Horry Drug- Company. ? + * * NOTICE OF ELECTION. In pursuance of an order made by he County Beard of Education for -lorry County on the 13th day of September 1919, the undersigned Piustees of District No. 24 will hold in election ac Cedar Grove School louse on the 2nd day of October, ipon the question of levying- a Special school Tax of 4 mills upon the taxible property of said District No. 24. >n1c Sept. 13, 1919. H. L. B. Jordan, J. H. Hendrick, J. W. Hughes, BOARD OF TRUSTEES. School District No. 24. o card of thanks. I feel very thankful to my fiiends nd neighbors for their kindness hown me at the death of my little ?W. J. Floyd. m CITATION NOTICE. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry, y J. S. VAUGHT ESQUIRE, PROBATE JUDGE. whekIas, h. h. Woodward made lit to me, to grant him Letters of dministration of the Estate of and tects of William P. Bethea. THVCU A DP . . rvAvx\? i nftivrjruitK to cite id admonish all and singular the ndred ar.d creditors of the h?*iii illiam P. Bethea deceased, that they and appear, before me., in the ourt of Probate, to be held at Conay, S. C., on 25th day of Sept. 1919 >xt, after publication hereof, at It clock in the forenoon, to show cause, any they have, why the said Adinistration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand, this rah ly of Sept. Anno Domini, 1919. Published on the 11th and 18th lys of Sept. 1919 in the Horry Herd. J. S. VAUGHT, Probate Judge.