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r is I j ; LOCAL AND J J; jf . *************************** IC. R. Page spent several days here I last week. * * ? ? \/ J. L. Currie was here for a short time last week, ty ' j \V. B. Hucks was here from Toddu \ille last week. * * * * I W. A. Spivey spent last Saturday |1 here on business. ,i ( * * * ?* M. C. Woods, of Marion, was in Conway last week. ***** J J. R. Singleton was in Conway last J week on business. ? * * * * * W. J. Stevens spent some time in ( Conway last week. r ***** W. H. Cook spent some time in Conway last week. ***** A. M. Mills was among those in * Conway last week. ***** ,i E. V .Carter was in Conway reI"; cently on business. * ik iV * * W. E. Heneford spent last week in Conway on business. j ***** J. W. Cook w.hs here several days S last week on business. ***** K Jamie T. Booth and Slayton Gasque | visited Mullins Sunday. T ***** ?, D. Causey, of Virgo, was* a visitor I i. r* ....... i i BJII VUIIWU^' IUM i nuiMia#v. * * * * H. B. Baker was in attendance upon the court last week. ***** Mrs. J. M. Lemnon and little son ) left last week for Florence. t * * * * * E. J. Roberts, of Marion, was in Conway several days last week. ***** K. C: Barker was among the farmers visiting Conwav last week. 1 * * * * * '' Mrs. J. W. Sparks left last Friday for Columbia to spend a few days. ***** Mrs. M. R. Smith has returned from , Mullins, where she visited relatives. ***** I Mrs. Sadie Graham, of Myrtle If Beach, visited Conway last Thursday. R ***** \ John Simmons, of Dogwood Neck, If was among the Conway visitors last , Saturday. 1/ ***** I There was a game of baseball on 7 last Friday between Conway and L Georgetown. ' ' " v 1 Mrs. Lewis and children, of George town, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Jenkins recently. | * Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Hyman and Mr. J and Mrs. B. E. Hyman visited Tabor, If N. C., 1/ist Sunday. u * * W' Edward Burroughs left last week Kp for Hendersonville. N. C., where he l| will spend a few days* * ? Hon. W. A. Prince spent severr1 days here last week while the Court ( of Common Pleas was going on. t ? * * * * M. ri. Wo'vls. of Marion. was i?; Conway the first of last week at.!end/ ine to a matt'**' the court. [ * * * Mrs. Vivian Morrell and daughter. Lucy, left last week for Columbia, where they will spend some time. ***** Conw/iy was crowded with peonle I last Saturday, the occasion being the annual Field Day for the Horry 1 schobls. Dr. J. A. Stone, of Little River, was in Conway last week while the f cases of Bank of Little Riv6r were beI ing tried. * * Mrs. J. L. Griffin, of Valdosta, Ga., is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McKithan / on Main street. * W. F. Stackhouse spent several days here last week attending to various cas?*? in the court. He left Conway on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lfttle left for Pauleys Island last v/eek, after spend; ing some time here, visiting theii daughter, Mrs. M. G. Anderson. ' * * * * Mrs. W. A. Freeman - received s H telegram on last Wednesday, staling that her brother was very ill. rnd she m left immediately for her old home, f * Little Floride Lemmon, the young est daughter o? Rev. J. M. Lemmon m was hostess to a number of her lit tie friends at a birthday party on las1 Wednesday afternoon. Wj V D. W. Harrison has recently gon< B to Greensboro, N. C., where he is enm framed in the carpenter's trade. H? ( says that there is much constructor Wt work going on there at this time. Hi < Hf Moore Thompson, of Richmond, Va. m ' spent several days here last weel while the Court of Common Pleas wai in session. He was a witness in th? cases brought by the Hank of Littl< River against B. H. Justice and Mrs V Gertrude Justice. D ??<?** Wt Weddings are becoming a commoi f thing at the office of the Judge o m. Probate. Couples from North Caro ') lina appear here and after taking ou mf the license proceed to have the kro tied by the Judge of Probate himself B B &**** Malarie, CKtlls wm ft UUU Fever, Dengue or Billeu Fever. THJ jutwwim it mm nan it mm mm mm PERSONAL | it qt I Li. R. Hacofifl W?K hprp last vvnolr nn business. * * * * M. J. Bullock was in Conway recently on business. ***** W. A. Spivey was in ConWay one day last week. ***** K. W. Jones was in Conway last week on business. ***** W. A. Stilley returned from Charleston the first of last week. ***** George J. Holliday has remodeled his store at Gallivants Ferry. ***** John H. Atkinson was in Conway on business one day last week. ***** Corn Page was among those who spent a portion of court week in Conway. * w * m * R. T. Battle, of North Carolina, was in this county last week and attended court as a witness in one of the cases before the court. ***** 666 quickly relieves Colds and LaGrippe, Constipation, Biliousness, and Headaches. < > / i m ATA ar d< ta R bi te i\! - PI , > ? u $! D p< in c P] lo Mf C 3 T! i f t k 1 / ( u B HORRY HERALD, CONWAY, 1 ? W. F. Stackhousfe^ of Marion, \vnk in Conway for .several days last week. * * O. E. Powell was among the visitors in Conway during the court week. ***** . E. S. Mitchell was here Lost >veck as a witness in one of the cases in the Court of Common Pleas. ***** - f I Waterman Cook spent several days here last week while the Court of Common Pleas was in session. ***** The sewson at Myrtle Bearh and the tobacco season for 1923 will soon be here and will be running at about the same time. John P. Cooper, of Mullins, S. C., spent a short time here last week, after being: summoned as a vs itness in the case of R. W. Smith against W. Boyd Jones. * * Clerk of Court W. L. Bryan, was able to be present in the court and perform his duties as an officer of the yurt during the trials, after having suffered several weeks of illness. ***** I want a good reliable man to go into business for himself in Dillon County selling Rawleigh's Good I Health Products to farmers. A per-1 manent, profitable and pleasant busi- . ness all your own. Very little capi-1 tal required. See me quickly. N. D. I Paul, Loris, S. C.?Adv. 3i29!23-3t KCOO T* ft / ' " t ' ..Jn*cCJi(ee/ ost of your rteighb id when they choose lily life, furnishing tb tion for both busines ealizing what the aut inging them greater < nd the facilities of o vners ot hord cars th Ian. nder this plan you ca 5.00. Then select th< unabout, Coupe, SecU >sits on which interes gs rate. ome in and let us f lan to you, or, if ya cal Ford Dealers, S ill be driving your o1 SCONW^ CONWi ???? ?????i mmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrn S. 0, APE. 12, 1923 Mr. and Mrs. M.^i^Bullock, of Loris, spent Fields Day in Qmywy* * * % FIRST CLASS colored male cook wishes position in hotel or restaurant. Can furnish references. For information address The Herald office.?Adv lt-pd. * # J. B. Graham, one of the oldest farmers of the Loris section of the county, spent several days here last week, being interested in a number of cases on the court dockets for trial. * * Miss Johnnie Atkinson is spending some time in Florence with her father, Rev. J. C. Atkinson, who is in the Florence Infirmary for treatment. * ? * * FOR SALE?Or will trnrta for Tmn ber, several new and used Trucks standard make. These trucks are very reasonably priced, and are guaranteed. W. P. Law, Darlington, S. C.~Adv. 3|22 25-4t "I Lost My Best Customers Thru Rats," Writes J. Adams. "Used to have the busiest Restaurant in town until news spread that the kitchen was infested with rats; lost a lot of my best customers until I tried HAT-SNAP. Haven't a pest in the place now. Restaurants should use RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Piatt's Pharmacy, Inc., Conway, S. C. ?Adv. * Dosited in Will Enrol in th \ , ors drive motor can Their cars play lem with quick anc s and pleasure. ATYinViilp triAanc fn 4 wmbvmijiw iiftvuiio i mjoyment of life, w ur bank to those i rough the new Fc in begin with an ini e type of Ford car y m, etc.?and arrani m m it will be compute* urther explain the 1 u wish, go to THE tart today, and bef ivn car. iY NATIC AY, SOUTH CAF PPJ J1 | , Mrs. H. L. Scarborough visited Ad-1 rian last Friday. * * * W. A. Prince, of Loris, spent .several days here last week on legal busi ness. * * * ? Miss Willie Ann Glasgow attended Fields Day exercises in Conway last Saturday. * * ? J. F. Harper, of Toddville, was in Conway last Sunday to hear Governor McLeod's address. ***** Reverend Brown, of the Horry Industrial school, preached in the Methodist church last Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev. J. C. Atkinson. * * * * Vordicts were rendered without contests in the two cases below stated, in favor of the plaintiffs and against the defendants: Bank of Rowland vs. E. L. Westbury; Gibson & Muller, for plaintiff; H. H. Woodward for defendant. First National Bank of Dillon vs. E. L. Westbury; Sherwood & McMillan for plaintifT; H. H. Woodward for defendant. 666 is a Prescription for Colds. Fevet and LaGrippe. It's the most speedy remedy we know, preventing pneumonia. . .1 n v this Ban! 11 You ie '/ia6e^Hc s. They can go whei a large part in the I convenient transpo :he average family i e have arranged to e: 1 1 l ivno desire to beconr >rd Weekly Purcha: tial deposit as low i ou want?Touring ca je to make weekly d 3 at our regular sa rord Weekly Purcha; : BUCK MOTOR CC ore you realize it yc )NAL BAN 'OLINA ' ' r Page No. S B. T. Dorman spent court week in Conway. * . Mrs. VV. A. Stilley was a visitor in Charleston last week. ? * G. B. Stackhouse, of Mullins, wa3 in Conway on business last week. * * ? P. C. Evans, of the Farmers & Merchants linnk, of Marion, S. C., spent Tuesday of last week in Conway. W. Ben Norton, one of the attorney of the Mullins bar, spent last week here as one of the attorneys engaged in the trial of the case of O'Neill against the Conway Lumber Company. * The forty-sixth annual State Sunday school convention will be held on May 7th. 8th, and Oth, at Anderson, according to official announcement ? the State Sunday school headquarters. * * * * * The Civic League held its regular monthly meeting on last Wednesday afternoon. The same routine of business was carried out as usual. Miss Wil Lou Gray attended .he meeting and was asked by the president to address the league, which she did, and her talk was very interesting. o Dr. Clifton?Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. At Conway Drug Company. No charges to the poor. Glasses fitted, etc., etc.?Adv. tf. ? [ y#v # e ir rin Kie se 31 v at s r, ev K >U [K