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QU OOOOOOOOOOOOOOl ? NEWS FROM OUI q \ - o Newsy Items cf Inten o ton Joi ooooooooooooooo: ?noir Crawford dead. Confederato Soldier Passes Away at the Age of 71 Years. R. C. Crawford better known as "Hob" Crawford, died at his home near Re)toil last Friday night after an Illness o? many months, though the cause o?' hin death was heart failure. Mr. Crawford wan one of the brave soldiers in the roar ranks In service at the cl?ne of Hie Civil War in 18GG. He was with General Lee when he surrendered and he wa3 one of the bravest soldiers hi the service. For four iong years lie fought for that which he thought was tIrIiL Mr. Crawford was wounded in the shoul der during the war and carried the b?li in bio body till death. The wound never healed and these long years this bravo man ha3 fought the battle of fate without a single mur mur. He was a soldier of tho cross?a member of the Baptist church?and was 74 years old at hm death. He leaves a heart-broken wife and oever al children to mourn their loss. The romaine of this brave man were laid to rest at CHeddar cemetery Sunday afternoon in tho presence of many cor rowing relatives and friends. Just three hours bcrore Mr. Craw ford died be asked his wife not to re tire as he did not wish to be alone at the close of his earthly Ufe. He wanted his wife, who bad been hia faithful companion for many years to be present at the last call of "taps". Tho call was given and the spirit of rills bravo 'soldier, departed and Is at Vest in the Great Beybndv " '?.. 1 CHEDDAR NEWS. Mr. Charlie Thompaon of Laarens is visiting relatives at this place. Mrs. A. O. Copcland and Mrs, Fred Cop e land of Ware Shoals spent last woek in Cheddar. (Misses Chess lo and Beulah Brooks and father of Union Grove attended t,ervicea here on last Sunday. Mr. Colwoll, father of Mi 3. W. N. Whitr, i? visiting In Cheddar. The Sunbeam Band held a very in ters tin meeting on last Sunday: af ternoon. The program was arranged, by three little Sunbeam girls and the way in which -it was rendered showed tho interest the little ones are taking in' this work. ? The report of Misses Wiugo Cox and Decimal Carle Who wore delegates to the W. M, TJ". at Hon en Cat h was thoroughly enjoyed by the band. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mahaffey and litle daughter, ^Roberta, were visitors to Eureka this week. Supervisor J. Mack- King passed through^ our little ' town Tuesday. Hero's hoping that ht noted tho con dition of our roads. Among those who attended tho Wo men's Association at Honea Path last W6ek Were Miss Mary Copeland, Mrs. B. F. Carle, Mrs. H: Kelly ?ad Mrs. J. J. and W. N. Cop?!".id. Mra. .McCu?n, tf ifu Rev. M. Mc Cuen of Felze ? e ?- Sunday .in Ched dar. . Messrs. Tom -Uartin- and W. N. Shaw attended the campaign meeting lu Anderson last week: "OJLD POSSUtf E DOTS." ; The crops jn this,.section are:begl.n nlng to recover from tho hail wftere it was nn'to heavy, but In some places it Wee so destructivo that It looks as if it will be -impossible to gather anything. *? -,? ' '?> fc Mra. T.\iL Bun?ap is very much Im proved from a Vet-cut illness.which b.er', >nany friends wll lbo glad to learn. - Mr. Smlthc ; Ganurell is . t visiting f r rends1 tit 'Flat - Ro? k. ..; & . A-fiumT^?*!j^nrBeop^ ^'RldgO" went to'Willlameton Tuesday night on h mobplight Jpknlc. good timo is reported by all. Rev. W. W. Leathers; dined at the home Of Mr. E. P. Gambrell Sunday. . Mra. Selma Gambrell has returned home of tor spending a few days In Bel ton With Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Griffin. .' Mr. Claude Wlllingham spent Satur day night la Delton With his > grand mother, Mra. A. L. Wlllingham, Laying by timo le almost hero and those picnics. \ watermelons,. fruita, of ail kinds, and all the good things to )0000000000000 R SISTER CITY o ? o ?et From Friday's Bel- o urn?i o >ooooooooooooo eat are coming on too. So after labor ing hard iet'8 get together and have a'jolly good time/ Mrs. A. Hall of Anlreville is cpcnding awhile with her tslster, Mrs. W. P. McMahan. Miss Lucille xRogars and Mae Grif fin are visiting at tbo homo of Mr. H. C. Gambrcll. Rev. Dannah will preach at Union G rovo ohurch Sunday afternoon at 4 TONEY CREEK. Rev. M. M. McCuen will start his series of meetings at Cedar Shoal church Saturday, July 26. A large crowd Id expected to attend Misses Kate and Allen Culberson of Simpconvillo visited the Misses Hol liday Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Ben Verdin of Tlgervllle spent Friday night at Mr. J. C. Cothran. The infant babe of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Owens died atlO o'clock Tues day morning and was laid to rest in Shoal Cemetery Wednesday at 11 a. m: ? ' ;? ' Mr. J. T. Cothran killed a ground hog on his farm one day last week. ? Miss Lola indinan and Alpheus Patterson of -Big Creek section were among the visitors In this commun ity Sunday. Mr J. T. Cothran and sons, Reuben: and Jim, attended church services at Daventon Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. David King spent the week end with her parents, Mr,, and Mrs. Lindley at Way Cross. Miss Maggie Cothran was in Greenville Wednesday shopping. WHIT?FIP 0 NEWS. This community wan visited by a severe hail storm last weak, which did much damage to the ciope. Some of tho farmers talked about planting peas where they had good cotton.be fore tho hall come. We>are glad to kno??that the cotton was not totally destroyed as it seemed that it was a woek ago. Misses Eunice and Ethel Harris of Townville are visiting their grand mother, Mrs. Andrew Harris, who suf fered a severo stroke of paralysis last week. - We are glad-to know that Mrs. Mary Dunlap is recovering from an attack of malarial fever. \ Miss Jennie Armstrong has been vis iting on route 2 Honca Path. The Whltcfleld boys think they are some ball players, having won two games Saturday afternoon. They played Eureka and Dorchester, beat ing Eureka 8 to 3- and Dorchester C to 2. ?..? ?..?? Mr. J. R. Wyatt one of our leading farmer.) made a flying, trip to Andor ? Tuesday on business. Dr. David' M. Ramsey, president of the Greenville Female College, preached ih Bel ton last Sunday morn ing and evening in the First Baptist chnrch. Dr. Ramsey is one of the ablest speakers In the state and baa many admirers'In and near 'bore, ho having been born and reared at Cal horn}. Many people-from the country came la Sunday purposely to hear Dr. Ramsey preach. . The church Sunday morning was filled to overawing and those - present heard' ono of the beet sermons .ever delivered Itt Bolton chore'?m T'.e -te-*= waa.taken from St. Luko 14-17 arid was as rottows? "And sent his servant, at supper time, lo say to them that were bidden Come,' formal! things art- now ready," i We hope' that wo may have tho op4 portunlty in the near future to hear Dr.: Ramsey again. I ) ' DR. LAW PREACHED SUNDAY. ' Dr. John Q. Law, who Is well known In Bo?toh, fitteti tnVtfuiplt ot the byterian church Sunday, morning and bVe?lng. Pf- UaW {4 front Walhall?, and iti ayeTy rorcnful speaker and has' many admirera in the city of Bel?ia. Whllo hero ho was-tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Parker. ' **?V - ??? . . Ls?*?-r , DR. MARTIN TO PREACH, Dr. ?. L: Martin of Anderson one of the ablest preachers .in this section of tho Gtote, will preach at the Fint Bap tist church in Belt on next Sunday [corning at ll:3(k Dr. Martin ig wall known in Helton, having been pastor bore for many yours. He has many clqse friends here who will be glad of the opportunity to bear him preach. He will probably preach here Sun day evening also. Public is cordially invited. ? A. I). JONES REUNION. The second annual reunion to be given in honor of . O. Jones will he heid near West lee, at the borne of public is cordially invited to attend and bring well filled baskets. The morning part of the day will be spent under the beautiful shade trees. Af- j ter dinner there will be an address given by come young lady who has not yet boon chosen. Wo hope that every young man and lady who can will at-1 tend this second Jonen reunion. Ite frcshments will bo served. Don't for get the date, August 20. Correspondent. ROCK SPRING NEWS. The crops of this community are looking nicely. Some of the farmers are about through work. Mrs. J. W. O. Williamson and family visited her brother, Mr. J. D. McCoy. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John D. King and llt-| tie baby Cora Jane of Anderson s.#ent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James B. McCoy. ! Miss Eunice Taylor of Long Branch was the guost of Miss Annie Mac Mur tlock Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Forman McCoy In company with [?' Mr. Volile Hanks of Long Brauch at-1 tended the. singing at Hopewell Sun lay and they reported a nice time Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Holland of An derson spent a few hours with his [lister, Mrs. R. T. Martin. Friday after- ? noon. DORCIl ESTER ITEMS. Miss Marie Cox spent Saturday eight witli Miss Eva King. , Misses Gertrude and Madge Bradley ?pont Saturday night with Misses An- | ale and Dora Hayes. I Mr. and Mrs. M. H. McKee spent \ Saturday and Sunday near Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bradley spent ] Saturday a:,d Sunday with Mr. Brad- , ley's brother, Mr. D. F. Bradley near , Slabtown. Mr. Prue McMabaii spent Friday * < light with Mr. Ben McMahan. j PICNIC PARTY. Class No. G, of tho First Baptist.1, Sunday school. , on joyed a basket sup- , ter at Williamston Park Tuesday j ivenlng. ' Tho party left Belton at , 5:40 and returned at 10:16. Those In Utendance spent a very pleasant even- ( ng. Mrs. Isa Brown Is the efficient , ind popular -teacher of this class of oung ladies and young men. , LARGE CR0W?? AT LAUBENS 1 j. MEETING. A great crowu. of '-citizens ""from Bolton, Anderson, Ilon?n Path and ; < jther sections of the county attended , be senatorial campaign, meeting at;j Lauretta Wednesday. The meet lug at { [.aureus' was perhaps . the . largest J ?eld In th? Piedmont. Hundreds of j ? risitors from various, counties were \ m hand and every one present seem- ? d to enjoy.the meeting. PICNIC. I The Belton Mills Sunday school gave ? basket picnic nt Williamston Sat- \ ?rday afternoon and the whole school ind teachers took advantage of the ? iccaalon for ah outing and returned tp ( 3elton late in the' afternoon well t deased and happy over'the trip to Id? popular nark. g A FINE FIELD OF CORN. ?j On the outskirts of Green il lo te a I leld of corn that la. worth traveling niles to see. One strip of this field Is 'stlmatod to contain about five or six teres, and it is.tho finest corn crop vo hav? ever seen. If It dues not leid at least a hundred bushels to tho icre all present Indication will fall. t it has good seasons from now until t matures it will bring a wonderful l?id of both corn and fodder. It u> -.'most time for tho club rolls to close lavo you' written- your full name on he books? : - Bettor go do it now. : Mrs. Newton Collins of near An lernen spent, several days with hor i dater Mrs. S. J. Vaughn on River, ttreei last-week. J. M. Hoi 11 day a candidate for, ;ou ty commissioner .was among hose who called to. se, na' while in own yesterday. Mr. W. L Bennett spent part of last veek with friends in this vicinity. He ' oi ned M ra; Bennett-' at Andereon Sat- J ME " Poot of Lumbe rffi W. L. unlay and they went to Catnppello where Mr. Dennett has a school for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. M. A. McGec was hostess te the ladies of the Long Branch Woman's Missionary Society last Satnrduy af ternoon. After the very interesting missionary program was carried out Mrs. McGce served a delicious salad and fruit course. Mr. John \V. Fisher and his little son Alford of Honea Path route 1, were in town shopping Wednesday, they also visited the Journal onice ? for a short time. Mr. und Mrs. Latlmer Hurts and Hev. and Mrs. M. McGec visited Mr. C. H. Uafcsaway and family Saturday und I Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Chandler and children of Ware Shoaln epeut Saturday and Sunday in town, guests of the for mer's parents, Mr. nn.. Mrs. J. J. Vaughn on River etrc <?.. Hugh J. Tollison and J. L. Glasby i.pent last Sunday In Chicks Springs. Messrs..l?. L. Tollison, C. O. Rowie, J. L. Glasby and Claud Todd attend ed the picnic which wns given by Miss Lizzie Harris Tuesday evening. B. C. Wllllugham spent Sunday in j Greenville. ?. j E. Smyth Gambrell returned home! Wednesday after spending eeveral ; d".ys in Flat Rock, N. C, as a guest ; Dt Capt. E. A. Smyth. Mrs. A. O. Coeland and little daugh ter, Lucile, of Laurens county, spent Tuesday in towa and from here they went to Anderson, but will return to Bclton today and while here will be the guests of Mrs. J. .J. Kelly. Little Miss Lillian Qarrctt of Pied mont is in town visiting little Miss Lucile Willingham. C. C. Smith a prosperous farmer of Bclton route 4, wns among those who called in to seo ub while in town on Wednesday. Mr. Srbith brought us soma very fino peaches. Thanks. Mr. and . W.: W/> Ellison of Bel Ion route 4, was among those who at tended the senatorial'campaign meet ing at Groonvillo Saturday. J. G. Harris and John Rally, two of Helton's prosperous farmers, attend ed the gp.ln festival at Anderson Tues lay. Little Misses Sara Culbreath and Sybil Parker of Bclton are attending a louse party in Hodges ht the home of Mr. and Mr?. C. O. Nlckles. Miss Mario Chiles and W. iL Trani nell "Will leave Saturday for Ashc irlllc. Mr. Traminoli will return ou Monday accompanied by Mrs. Tram nell an children who have been in iveheville for some weeks. Miss Childs wil spend six weeks in Ashc rillo before returning to Bclton. S. J.'Kay and J. W. Smith of Boltou were among those who had business Pelzer and Willlameton Tuesday. J. M. Cox, Sr., the elllcieht poetmast $r at Toncy Creek was among those vbio heard Rev. David M. Ramsey last Sunday. . J. Newton Cox of near town was 1?re Sunday. Mr. Cox came up to tear Rev. Ramsey preach. J. B. Tollison of Laurens spent Sunday und Monday in town guests of ils parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Tolli . C. S. Sullivan a member of the Arm if Sullivan Hardware Co., of Ander :on, Greenville und Helton and a rosl lent of Anderson was among the busi icss men in town Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Dean und Claude i. Martin of Anderson wero here Sun lay guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mar ia on O'Neal street. Misses Eleknor Todd-and Virginia Haley, two very popu'V. young ladles >f Duo West who have been spending omet im e in town guests of Mrs. W. R. lay?lo -oa Brown avenue, returned to hoir Korne Monday. 'A. D. Jones a resident bf Bclton Otite - 4 -was here on business 8atur ia>.:.:. ., ?'"]," : . ';'"" J. D. McCoy & S?ns. James R., Roe tnd Rex of the Neal's Crock section, vero art on g those who called In to o us while in town Tuesday. M 1rs Grace Campbell, of Bclton, left lu day afternoon for tho Campbell Store cectlon, where she visited rola iv?s. "'' Mesara. IL Q. Campbell, .Blair Rice, .ob's Seel and Dr. Ethan Fr 1er son pent Sunday in Anderson with rienda. R- L. Cheshire, travelling reprcson atlvo for the C. A: Reed Co., of An lefnon was a business visitor here 'uesday morning. Dis D. L. Donnald one of Williams on's, popular business men, was here a bhslncks "Tuesday. T. M. Vandlvcr candidato'for the of- , ; . ['. ' \ " . ? . ? r Sold by BRISSEY eSSBRESBSBS) ?& lice of county supervisor for Ande.Hon county was in licitoli Monday shaking hands with the hoys. Victor B. Cheshire, enndidate for probate judge und a resident of An derson was among those in town Tues day shaking hands with Iiis friends. Dr. C. G. Todd and Will C. Clink acales returned Monday alternnon from a trip to Montreal. N. C. and other point:! In the mountains. Mrs. Gltnkscales and children who huve been at Montreal for come weeks, re turned to r.elton with Mr. Clnkucaleu. Dr. W. C. Heariu of Helton tsocnt Saturday and Sunday at Ashevillc. Mrs. J. M. Wells and daughter. M?as Jewel of Florence arc iti town guest of the former's sister, Mbs Hertha Shaw. Mrs. . M. Brewer and children who have neon spending a week in Easley with relatives returned to their home in Helton Sunday. Mrs. Margaret CI at worthy of ! Ion eu Pal h. Is in town this week the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Coy, Sr., on Hiver street. T. M. Maddox of Helton route 4 wa3 here Saturday on business. J. F. Fields, a progressive planter of Bolton route 1 may be mentioned among those in town Saturday on business. J. H. Gilliam, a hustling farmer of Honea Path route 1 was here Satur day with a twohorsc load of water melons. D. J. Wilson of Bcltou route 1 was in town Saturday on business. Magistrate C. P. Kay and wife of Bolton returned Monday from a trip in Abbcvile. They were accompan ied by their Nttle sou, Master Walter Kay. J. L. Gentry a Confederate soldier, who is 78 years old, and a resident of Honea Path, passed through Bclton Saturday enroute to Anderson. Ray Fisher of Honea Path route 2 was a business visitor in Belton Sat urday. ' W. M. King of the Long Urancb sec tion may be mentioned among those in town Saturday aftcrnon. i J. E. G ambro! 1 of Belton route 1, was hero on business Saturday. R. Parker Robinson of Honea Path route 2, was here on business Satur day. W. J. Mitchell wan here Saturday shopping. Mr. Mitchell resides on r.elton routo 1. Ho wua accompan ied by his ? , Aaron. Lee Hawkins of Long Branch An- j derson routo 8, was here on business Saturday. 1 j James Mitchell of near Xcal's Creek,1 bad buolncco ia Bclton Saturday. B. Ballard the gentleman who has such (Ine cotton was here Saturday. Mr. Hal lard lives on Belton route 4. 1 Dr. A. B. Weathersbee, of Belton, left the first part' of this week for Harnwell where he will spend a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Liak of Anderson, who havo beea spending sometime in Belton gueula of the lntter's parente,' Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gain?e, left Tues day for Abbeville, where they wlill spend a few days. Mr. Link Is with tho Anderson Daily Intelligencer. ?J. E. Burroughs a prominent ??itl z?u of Holten route 3 was a visitor to our town Saturday. Mr. raid Mrs. F. L. Morrow of An derson were among those who spent Sunday vary pleasantly with friends in Belton Sunday. Will N. Fields of Helton routo 1 Was among those in town Saturday shop ping. . Misses Fannie Herring and Mary Freeman of Nownan. Ga.. who have ben the guests of Mrs. W, K. Stringer on Brown avenue for some time have returned to their homo Friday. These young ladies aro very popular in Be? rod and several social parties were given In their honor. Miss Floride Green spent several dayr. in .Honea Path last week with friend!,.'' ?': ' " MlsB 'Merrill Will son of Pendletoh, who has boon "spending (?orne time very pleasantly in Belum, tho guest of Miss Margaret Clement, returned to her home Monday. 1 * Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Blake and fam ily left' Frtday^for Flat Rock, N. C, where they .will speed some time, re turning about-the middle of August. - A. 8. Faut on? of our popular towns men spent'last Saturday sad Sunday with his wife in Henderaonvllle. j, il ra yon a good farmer and a resident of Helton route S was among those In town Saturday shoplng. H. E. 'Harper a prominent planter of Helton routo 4 woe business visitor hese Saturday. . . James} T. Maddox en honored Con ??.?' .?' ? . - ? . ?' LUMBE? BURRISS' Has recently saved t\\ on Franklin Street, where on McCully Street owne is. well worth considering house or need a new roof you use Burriss Shingles, that never leaks. No naii us before roofing your Ik will come to see you. JNO. T. SUR federato soldler and a citizen ui near Delton was here Saturday on buri n?es. , Newton Banister ol the Bethany section was bere on business Satur day. T. F. Ashley and T. J. Aehl< y both of Honea Path wero among tho so l< ho attended the campaign meeting in Greenville s?t?rday. ' * | J. B. Brooks of near town was here on business Saturday afternoon. . A. C. Acker of Belton route 4 wafi among those In town Saturday. J. O. Ragsdale of Belton route 4 was In town on business Saturday. J. B. Ashley a prominent farm?r of Monca Path routo 2. was a visitor to Botton aSturday afternon. J. O. Ragsdale of Bolton route 4 wa3 in town on business Saturday. W. A. Z. McMahan of Belton route 2 was a visitor to Belton Saturday after noon. W. A. Z. McMahan of Belton routo 2 was a business visitor'here Saturday. J. E. Johnson of Cheddar may bo mentioned among those who had busi ness in Belton Saturday. ' N. E. Cramer of near Belton waa a business visitor here Saturday after noon. G. L. Braunon; representing tho Oliver Typewriter Company with headquarters In Spartanburg was a bustnoss visitor here Monday. H. P. McDanlol a prominent plant er of Belton routo 2 may be men tioned among those who had busi ness here Saturday. Li. O. Cramer of Honea Path route 1 was among those In 'own Saturday. Mr. Cramer buried his wife Friday in Anderson. She died after a f?w day9' Illness Thursday and leaves live chil dren, the youngest only a.few. hours old when its mother died. Mr?. Cro [mer was one of our noble women. Hoi I friends were many and the community I in Which this good womnn lived Is heartbroken over the Ios? of their ?eur friend and neighbor. The many friends of tbe !? -.wed \ husband sympathise with him In bis sad bereavement, R. E. Whltmire of Anderson wae among these in town Saturday. J. M. Holltday of Belton route 4 an i a candidate for county commissioner' in tho approaching ejection was a vis itor hero Saturday. W. H. Acker a Confederate soldier O? vit on route four, was among those In town Saturday. J. Clamp of Belton routo 6 was hero on business Saturday. ' ?. M. Hoi 11 day a prominent planter of IViney Creek was among those V-n bad.Iusin?es In Bolton IT- - a. cctnoanled by E. H. ahU !>.?: . - Molli day. romlner.i .;|tUtU i of the same c immunity. M. TV. Cullum of Bateshurg may be mrhttoned among those "n town Snn d %\ Whlle'hero Mr. On :um was the tuntt of Hotel Geer.' lies Nellie Trice of Lotingtoh, C, who has been spending come .time IP Walterboro, the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Jone?, is la BeltOn this SHINGLES :-'>?> ? , . ? MB dm ftp \V - t. ri.';*. 3t houses from fire* One ; Mr. Geisberg lives; - One !d by N. C. Burriss.' This when you build' ? new . Insurance is lqss^where V/c make a Barn Roof Is exposed to the sXih, See juSwb or phone us and we RiSS & $QN. ? ? ." ..?' ~-v??n ...-.d'i .? week, the guest of Mrs.- ,-. ., Goer. Mis Trice has many friends here she having Km with the Holton Mercan tile Company tor a number,'of. years as milliner. ., W. N. Cox of Bclton rout/> mas here Saturday on buslnes. ?. ,'dl.*r< R. D. Smith candidate for - county commissioner attendisi. ?J? senatorial ! campaign meeting in Greciv. < Satur dfly- ? ' " n \ V. ?: Grover Vaughan of ^cJLton was among those who attended the senator* lai campaign mesi ! a? '^rv-anvil?e Saturday. ?.' ?'. W. R. Johnson of Hon eu Path route ?, was amoug those in Hol t?n ' Satur day on buslner?. ' ? ! r' * W. A. Shepp?r? of Ooltfin,,uttendotl the campaign meeting.,In, GroenvlUt? ' Saturday. .???>/ r t. ' J. B. Ashley. P. O. Hawkins. . \ . Ashley and Oscar Wilson, all of Ronea Path route 2, were among 'those who attended the senatorial campaign . meeting at Greonvllle Saturday. ~ A. C. Wright, a prominent' planter of Honca Path route ? was among those who called to see us whilo la town Friday. . j .. "*: " J. H. Buntster of Honea Path routa 2; had buslnes in tho city of Helton Saturday. ? >? ?. .? A. W. Mitch ?11 of Bclton route ? had buDiucss I town Saturday.. Mrs. A.' F. . ' jeland and little son, A. F., Jrl, of Laurene county, are vis iting at the home of Mrs, J. J. Kelly. Jacob O. Bolinger of Pelzer a can didate for the office of treasurer for Anderson county was among those In town Monday. ll?Vi?'?' ' Mrs. W. R. Haynle and children of Helton left for Due West 'Where lira. Haynle Joined ber mother', Mrs. Todd on a trip to relatives lit l^ajirena. Ruf tie K?ese of the po rmjar Ann of Sullivan Hardware Co,t.spent' last Saturday In Greenville. .A ' " ^' Misses Mettle and T. ^'Haifas, u el ah "and Jessie Hunt e r/;?e^t. Wed nesday for Balsam, N. C.,, where they will spend a month.".'' Mr. C. O. Bowie spent Friday in Anderson among h>s friends. ' ? d. K. Hreazeulo a prosperous far-', mer of Hcltco route 3 w^? ( . among: those in town Saturday! <?^in j >.v3 \ Mrs. P. W. Dun lap an deleter, Mies Alina Elgin are visiting' lH' GHst?nia. N. C, the guests of the'?former's dsughter, Mrs. Slayter. ,Srt.'tt. J:> H. A. Cuauutngs of Boltdn; rbuu> X was a business visit?n tjei? yestor-. day, . rfJLt^ -?c&H Mrs. . M. Reed. 04uiA??ugbt*r. :.y ^cqtte of GreenvIjkAare guaste o? Beiton this week at>ihswharoe. ot Mr. sad Mrs. J. F, ...MxGueu, en Brown ?venue. '- ? :dt. end'ners. ? '%?1 little daughter, who spending jovcral. dayV'\ vil i o and Sul t? van's Isla turned to their h?mVTff'^ieTir^h f $g Dt, Rdward C. Friertroft-iaj??4 H. Ri Campbell who have been.atSHonder