Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* Lrac<al and f V. T. Banton was in this section recently. * + * * J. K. Moore was in Conway on business one day last week. m C. E. Sasser left here recently to resume his studies at college. 4. v v 4. 0 OlVice supplies and printing of any kind at the Herald olVice.?Adv. * * * * * G. B. Carter was here from the Hammond section one day last week. * * * * * n.. - 1 - ?>ui ??ii vywiiiivri w tirs in tywil Oil OllSlness for a few hours one day last week. * * # W. D. Williams of Bucks township spent some time here on business last week. * * * * ? John A. Atkinson of Jordanville spent some time here the first of last week. ***** T. T. Thomas of Nixonville, S. (\t sprnl last Wednesday in Conway on business. J. P. Derham of (ivoon Sea and Columbia spent several days here on business last week. * * * * 41 George M. Muggins was here from the Galivants Ferry section of this county the first of last week. id * f # >> The monthly reports of Dr. H. H. Burroughs of the county health department .are interesting reading. ***** There was some rain fall last week for the first that has conic to this section in a long time. It was needed. * # * * Truck raising should get more attention from our farmers than it did before the boll weevils came on. ***** See us for prices on seed oats, and rve. They ar~? going fn^t. CooperSmith Co.?Advertisement. ? * ? Get second sheets and adding machine rolls, also other kinds of office appliances at the olVice.?Adv. + Contractor A. B. Garren last week got a new start on the new home that he is erecting for Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cox. * ? * Many farmers failed to plant sweet . potatoes this year and are, therefore, ! without this important crop to help them through the winter of 1921. C'TOearoeesG .'JA&BUSI Clothing, Men's and ] Suits and Extra Trous< close out quick at a pric< always brings the cash. Overalls and Work S Good heavy grade, A :============^^ t * . * .. l!"2- ' : Fepsonel E. A. Lilly was in Conway last Saturday. ? ? J. J. Enzor was in t,lu.> .section of the county recently. # * * S. S. Anderson was in Conway on business one day recently. * * V Theadore Collins was here from Toddville last Saturday. * * * m * James Murdock was in Conway on business last week. * # * C. G. Bullock was among; Saturday visitors in Conway. * ? * * F. C. Bullock was here for a short time the last of the week. * # * * G. A. West was among the farmers visiting Conway last week. '? * * + W. 1. Hatcher was here on business the latter part of l.ast week. * * * J. O. Blanton was here last. Saturda\ from the Loris neighborhood. * * * * W. E. Dusenbury was in Conway last Saturday on business. * * * K. C. Barker of Loris section visited Conway on business last Saturday. * * * * This issue carries several land sales for the first Monday in No\ember. * * ? * .1. A. Tyler was here last Friday with his attorney, .1. 1. Allen of Loris, S. C. + + * * See us for prices on Army smoked 1 aeon. Cooper-Smith Co.?Advertisement. * * * * M. C. Lilly was among the farmers visiting Conway <>n business last * * * * U. O. Hendricks of upper Bucks township spent last Monday in Conway. * * * B. T. Dorman of Adrian, S. C., spent a portion of last Saturday in Conway. * + # * 5,000 school writing tablets, foi pnn and pencil. Cooper-Smith Co.? Advertisement. * ? One or two niffhts of last week wore cold enough to require heat in some of the buildings. The weather was warmer toward the end of the week. * rv , Make Your CO Doys l \ per pound "rS t0 D* 5that B,g Coats and Coat S in daily as we pi< job lots at right pi ?hirts, i L E. Goldfi mm iv 'itr if in jriaitmi'BiiitfrrrrrMrrnrT;!"-! THE HORRY HERALD CON W/ J. K. Dusenbury of Toddville spent last Saturday .afternoon in Conwav. * * * # * T;>0 cases new crop tomatoes just arrived. Cooper-Smith Co.?Advertisement. * * * + J. K. Allen was here last Saturday :.nd romained over several hours on ; business. \\ . 13. Sanders, foreman at the Herald office, spent last week end with his family at Dillon, S. C. * * ? Don't fail to see us for Grocreie? [ and feeds of all kinds. Cooper Smith Co.?Advertisement. * * * Rapid progress has been made recently on the erection of the new home for Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Piatt. * * f * * Special price en big shipnn nt plurv tobacco just arrived. Cooper-Smith I uo.?Advertisement. * * * * * Judge Frank B. Gary was here at the recent term of the court and wil' he followed by Judge T. S. Sease, of Spartanburg. * * * * J. T. Kaskin of Aynor, S. C.. ant' one of the leading citizens of that community, spent a short time ii Conway last week on business. I Business mon are finding the bu."< j line among one of the greatest conveniences the town has ever had for getting off and back again. ?!?**# Sam Dusenburv, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Dusenburv, who was seriouslv injured recently whe? he fell off a hay rake, was said to be rapidly recovering last Saturday. * * * * Two colored pre.nchers of the Afri can Methodist church have been dir putir.g over the right to occupy llv pastorate of the church at Conway Last Friday they had a trial about in the court of Magistrate W. K. Crestnut. * * The rural policemen are among thr business men in the county. There are three of them and they are al' kept on the run most of the time. They are doing much good in thei/ work in the interest of nenee jmd [ <><>d order. * * * * + Our last issue contained an .article giving the boundaries of the Horry school district, known as District No. 48. This indicates that the county board will give their attention to the important matter of locating the district and the place where the school house will be erected. For some time there has been much dispute as to the pi,-ice where the school building should be located. 5 Servio TTON MONEY Look I by spending the money in oui line of cloth bought on summ< the bottom. You get the 1 f vtra Inf fn umiu opWIUl 1UI ivy Shoes for men a uits coming suit the present ck up extra Look over our ices. convinced. Tc values to list hei nch, Mgr. lY. S. 0, OCT. 13, 1021 M?\ and Mrs. M. (J. Andersen and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Freeman all attended the game of ball played in New ^ ork in the World's S< rics iast week, leaving here early in the week. * ? The Pastime theater h.us been running some of the best pictures ever shown in Conway since beginning: again with a full weekly program. Nearly every picture is a feature picture now. r~~' It in I 1VII\ Now is the t farmer loses man ter on his soil, and Disc Harro1 fertilizer for nex1 Drop in next the INTERNA and INTERN CUTTER is th f I ' 0 11 Vfc A HI#! Like 40 Cents dress goods department. 2r contract while prices were benefit, as we did not buy to clean up at JO cents per yarc ind women to pocketbook. One lot of line and be bought to s >o many good Must go at e. iTm - - - C . \ Mk A. P. Johnson recently went to Florida intending to locate in that state. It is said that he wrote bacl: to friends and told of buying: an oranjre farm of many acres; that he would return and move to the new place in the near future. At thU writing: it has not been learned whether he has disposed of his fine farm near Conway. line to begin preparations for ? y dollars every year by nol util This can successfully be done A' by chopping it up so it will t year's crop. ; time you are in town, we \vi TIONAL REVERSIBLE ATIONAL NON-CHOK e best on the market. Coriway. S. C vviu ^ llll One I at and P ? speculate. below \ while it lasts. rnarkel heavy underwear ell, not to keep. your own price. Men's tra sp - -Jj M Conway, S. J At Horry Drug Store every first and third Monday of each month. L. A. WOODRUFF, D. Opt. J Eyesight Specialist. ====== another crop. The lizing the plant matwith a Stalk Cutter ! decay and become 11 convince you that DISC HARROW i! CABLE STALK 1 1 i * \ : ' mimiim m msm vzjy | >ig job lot of Ladies* H lien's Sweaters away I the present wholesale I t price while they last. Hats and Caps. Execial big sample lot. c ..v.? y, i*viR?(^^sata-a5