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V ^H| W I I Come in I all tl 1 ? i n'i.f i tin iii tm I, copy summons for relief. ? I (Complaint. Not Served). : Court of Common Pleas. State ok south Carolina, 1 County of Horry. Missie Williamson Brown and Lutle 1 Williamson Harris, Plaintiffs Against Preston Williamson and Ina Williamson. Defendants. to THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAM ED: YOU ARE HKREHY SUMMON- j ED and required to answer the com- | plaint in thiaction, which has been filed in the office ^f th?> Clerk of the Ccurt of Common Pl< as. for tho said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at hi i ffice at Conway, S. O., within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated August 1 Oth. A. D. 19 >0. 11. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. Attest; W. L. 15RVAN, i L. S.) C. C. C. P. TO Tna Williamson, Absent Defendant: T.NKIi NOTICE That the Cmplaint in the foregoing stated action and the Summons of whish the fore- : Koinj.c is a copy were filed in the I office of thf? Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for llorrv County, at Conwftv, S. C., on the 23rd dav of Auirust A. I). 1920. II. II WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) c. c. c. r. 0!*DKR. Upon hearing the fore^oin"- Arf;<1avU and Pelition of the nlaintiff> in tho foregoing staled atcion, and it appearing that Ina Williamson is an nfant d 1 ndant not residing within tho State of South Carolina, but living at Whiteville, in North Carolina; in pursuance of tho subdivision t\\*?? of section 1 C>5 of the code of Civil Procedure A. I). 1D12, it is ordered that J. S. Yaught, who is Judge of Probate of Horry County bo and ho is hereby appointed a^ Guardian ad Litem of said absent infant defendant for the purpose of said action, unless the said infant defendant or someone in her behalf within twenty days after the service /? f' Jl f \ i * A. l _ M oi a copy 01 x.nis urncr, euncr pursonallv upon said infant at Whiteville, North Carolina, or by publ'ration with the summons as hereinafter stated shall procure to he appointed a Guardian ad Litem for said infant; it apnearintc further that tho said J. S. Vaught is a suitable and competent person to act as such Guardian for said infani. It is fuvthev ord"r"'' <h?~ notice shall I) - S'T^ed up n this infant b\r miWi-hinr c;?mr. <"o'* iV-nr successive weeks in The Horry Herr BMHfiJyfl M. ' ? Ife Are t ?ui and see oui he grades.1 We guarantee to ervice aid a newspaper published in said County, along- with tho summons in ( said action; or that the said Order will be served personally either by the Sheriff or any private individual residing at Whiteville, Noi\h Carolina; and it is order d further that the services of this Order shall i>e complete at the same time tha? the servic? of said summons is completed, unless it be served persona lv as aforesaid in which ca e it shall be complete on the dato of such personal service. Given under my Hand and Sea' this 2oi d dav of August A. I>. 19-0. W. L. BRYAN, C. C. C. V. H. 11. WOODWARD, Attorney for PlaaintilTs. Not ce Application for Appointment of (ill. rdian Ad Litem. To Preston Williamson and In'i William son, Infant Defendants, and | to with whom they j reside. TAKE NOTICE: That unl-ss you procure tho appointment of a Guar-! dian ad litem, to defend thi< act'on ! on behalf of the above named In fa "it j defendants within twentv davs after i the service of the Summons herein upon you, application wi'l he nrde by plaintiff to the Clerk of this Court, at Conway, S. after th0 expiration ef said twenty days, for the appointment of such wuard'an, ; to appear anl defend this action in i their hehaif. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attomev. S. I'. CANNON I)K.\!). I | S. F\ Cannon died at his honr in Coinva*' last Tuesday, after what ' wa< the''ef 1t to h a 'sl-ty' t i'lne^i la.-tinn him for some t'nr. Ho was an employee of t'^e Conwav ' lumber Company at the time < f his denth. He is . urv'v d hv his second wiie and s* vi ral children. HRYAX STALKY. On Thursday. Aupfust 10th, wHTe every tl injv was apparently quiet and f-uhmi >"ive to the environment* of thp Kbener'or community "Cupid" made his sudden apnea !n 11 ?<^ hom0 of Mr. and Mrs. "Tish" Rryan jind iitt.ji'-hed his claim t'> the charm iritf daughter, Miss Norm;'. It was late in the afternoon when tho friend6* r?<* the younp* ladv wern surprised to learn that Mr. .Too Sfanlry and Miss Norma Bryan hal sneered j ed in "running: t'^ faunt.'H" a"d v ere hanpily married i11 Oonwav, by Judge of Pr hate, J. S. Vaught. tj was a romplr?te surpri n tr? th^sn mo^t intimately corrected. Tve>' will p'lilco their future h^v'?^ in 'l'avhoro, N. C.. where M?*. Stan'ev holds a responsible position in the advcrli in,r business. May their lives be long, happy, and ore - pr rous. ?"Observer." FHZ HORRY HERALD. CON WA Ipen am INI Whether you * sell as cheap as an; INST Qu i ~ /j Jiff ^ j * i We will be in our office over Horry Drug Store every first Monday in the month. Sept. 6th next trip. L, A, W000RMFF EYESIGHT SPECIALIST nnMWAV MCCTllLin uumvH i mLLnmj ENDS CAMPAIGN | I ' I Candidates at Their Best Here: i Last Saturday in Stating j Claims I rr? Phe camnar.'vn mooting at Conway I last Saturday wound un tlio campaign for 1920. All of the candi-| datos were present and there was a i large crowd of people present to1 hoar them. The candidates sp ke near the Depot, where there was' plenty of room and open air. By far tho most interesting is u" in tiie campaign was the question of tho free rajijic and g-onerul st>ck law; The 0Je<| rajltfej. people wd1? Loirt an fovA' at this bust meeting Ttlre mattdV was discussed by ;>n groups "11 about tho street. 'This into'est in tho <iu( st:on 'lid not ond with tho campaign mooting hut on last Monday while many of jtho farmors wore here soiling tobaoo hoatod arguments took plac among groups of thom on.. several cc.usions wir n favorite candidates i 6 Y, S. P., SEPT. 2, 1920. J Are Di JLlL* a E^dikv ^ ^ > i uie rnce v want to bu] rone and deliver to 1 EAD'; tality a-ere present on the streets. j f W. D. Lowrimore referred in his I I speech to the recent articles ] uo-' I lished in The Herald, one by M>\ ' c Nr. C. Adams and a reply to that by ! r Attorney S. C. Dusenbury. Some of tiis remarks wore sarcastic and created some ferling among" difFerent | jnes in the audience. W. I,. Mishoe, it is said, made the I best speech that hP has delivered in Lho campaign. There was a lively i tilt between Mr. Mishoe and Martin Brock, a member of thn audi'n je. Messrs. Jeremiah Smith and W. I ? A. Prince w, re at their best at this'1 last meeting of the camai^n, and -ho other candidates did the best '.hat Ihey could in stating thoir claims before the people. 1 o i I Dysentery | can be checked and the ! pain relieved by the use of 1 Anti-Fernent i I I Take a close every three or four hours until relieved. Directions with each bottle. "Ask Those Who Have j Used It." j Campbell's ANTI-FERMENT J For Mild Disorders of the 5 Stomach and Bowels. I 0 '2 2t OLD TIME PICNIC ON SEPT. 15TH The people of IJtUe River will hold | one .of their Old* time picnics on i Sept. 15th, Wednesday. Big fish dinner, band eonert, speaking bv J prominent people and a general good time all day. They extend a cordial1 invitation to the people of Horr.v j and adjoining counties to come on and spend the day. Moore Thorn\ ' ? slivering ie are sellii \ / now or la jrou free anywhere. s Pric )son. Dr. Stone, C. C. McCorsley, -j. T. Bellamy, J. N. Cocpor. J. VV. 211is, W. E. Bessant, S. G. Voreen, ompose the commitU c on arrangements. MARION A, WRIGHT Attnmev at Law, CONWAY, s. c. Office in Spivey Building r*' I I? ? ? I I I I ? II I MWMkMHMBMMHM FOR I Several nood farms located fi S. C Prices right with terr r if YOU VyAMT TO SEI We have the facilities to I line of nood farms or farm lai If vou are not satisfied wi in a position to sell it for yoi suit vou better. 9-2 4t. * i no ; < i * r. i . ? Rhodes & i > / * I I.. * ^ ? ' / 'i ? * . ".I, 'I I / * I 1 tg at in I ter. | it i e ? NKGRO BADLY CUT. $ Two negroes fought on the streets last Saturday nght between twelve and one o'clock, and as a result? Smart Beaty received dangerous* wounds in the throat from which , he bled profusely and f:;r a tim" was expected to die. The cutting] was done by Sam Alford. \ * ? * + * ; O. M. Cannon was in town onej day last week. ???immmm???u? ??u?p?? mmt?M M ifwirii mmmjmnmm * m t to Buy a, SALE I om ono to five miles of Loris ? ns. )R j SELL YOUR FARM j E MS J x i l i landle most anythinrj in the ids. c ith your present farm we arc li, and sell you one that wily f a II 1 narawicK i