Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 8 S Local and Personal Mention. 8 S 8 8 8 8 a 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Miss Sallie McCord, of Abbeville, is visiting Mrs. Henry Nichols. Mr. Dan J. Johnson, of Huntington, 'vas in the city Tuesday. Mr. J.,Wade Culbertson was a visi tor in the city Friday. Mrs. F. W. Sistrunk, of Winnsboro, is visiting Mrs. John Boyd. Miss Frances Kennedy 13 visiting relatives and friends in Fountain in. Master Albert Nichols, of Hodges, is visiting Oricin and liston Nichols. Miss Amelia Todd left last week for Montreat where .he will spend sv ei iii weeks. Miss Edna Bates of Bamberg, W1s the guest of Miss Charlotte Mcowaln for sever.ii days ---. week Mr. Eigbert. Riddle, of Gray Court, Route 2, was a visitor in the city Sat uirday. M r. Gerald McDaniel of Laurens, Route Four, was e. monv 'tle visitors in the city Monday. Mr. .1. 1. Daldwin from Gray Cot Lt. Route Fo ir, was anong tho:),- lere onl buisines.s last "Monday. Miss Poily and Anna Prentiss of Greenville are visiting frienLs In the city. Dr. John Henry Powe is spending a short while visiting relatives in Chic raw, and other points. 'Mrs. Arthutr J. Taylor aim1 eh~dren have returned home11 after a pleasant visit to Sedalla. Mr. F1. W. Carlisle will leave today for Atlanta where he will spend sev eral weeks. Mr. Jno. A. Owings, from Barksdale was a business visitor to tile city Tues day. . Mr. J. S. Craig, from Tylersville, was in the city Tuesday transacting busi niess. - Mrs. S. C. lHers, of Sinoaks, is visit Ing her son, MrI. 0. liers and Mrs liers. Mrs. Henry Nichols and Master Leoi have just returned from a visit to Ab beville and -lodges. Mr. Albert lellais from the Hickor: Farm section, was here Tuesday am reports heavy rains Monday night. Mr. Geo. W. Cardy, a Tylersvill fanner, was here in a business wa; Tuesday. Mr. I Andy C. Tribble, of tle 1olly Grove section, was among friends i the city Monday. Mr. C. 1L Roper left yesterday fo an outing at Wilmington and Wright ville Beach. Miss Oly Adams, of Pendleton, is ti guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. .T. Adams, o West. Main Street. Mi. and Mrs. J. H-. flallentine, of til i'larmiony community, were.-visitors i the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Taylor, Fountain Inn, Route 1, were shopipill in the city Friday. Miss Nena Lochr'idge, of Lynchbur1 Va., arive~'d ini -the city Sundiay at will he the guest o)f lr.-andl' Mrus. D) Fergusoni foi'rnio (1t.n0. Mrs. .(. C. Shell, who undierwen0lt: - operlation at a S1parltainhurg hlospitI last w3eek, is repior'ted to be steadi~l impr)1ovin1g.' Mr 1. andi~ Mr's. 11rload us- 'l ard aclx little daiughiter, 1(ather'ine, have go to SulIlivani'- Is.-landl where' they W Mi'. J. Port er l'lledge, from1V n( Warie Shoals, formier'y ma"Mra; 1;ite t-ullivanl Town'lshiip was In the city butinr'sa Monday. Ms. :. ". A. "nflli van anidN .\aster To m110ieullivanl oh Tumbtiling Shoals, vi te (relat11ivesi ini the city Mondaya .\t r. (. ii. Ielnley, ai Nidden Stati farmler, was in the city Mondaty witl lead of 1111e home gr'own Iri'sh Po ices to sell. Mr i. amd Mrsv-. C'. 10. P'arker and 11) daulihter hative reti uned 'to Cookvl Tenn11., where Mr u. Parker is engal 1 onl governmeni~ilt work. Mi ss 'lee 1001 uliilivtan i'eturn'ied I (erday fr'om H-enlder'son, N. C., wh shte hos been visitinog fr'ieuvls .for' oral ,weeks. Niris. Chuas. 11. lIounds( of Clin spenlt severa'~l (lays ill the0 city week on h1er wtay home from thie mc tains. Mr'. \V. M. Myers, a prlom~inlent fa er' of tihe IEasterin sect ion of the ec ty, was a business visitor to -the Tuesday. Mr. Walter Manly has r'eturtned te :home ini Florence, after spe(ndmell ei'al days h iere ithl hln parenlta. and Ml's. M. E. Manly on Lau1 Str'eet. Mr. C. F. Brooks, who has been sick at thie home of his mnothei' ir coutia.y, i inmpr'oving rapidly all expected baik-at his place of bust in a short time. ' Messrs., Clyde Fowler and Wells Todd r'eturned Friday frc stay of several weeks at 11ot Spi Ark, TIhie trill was a very onjo, one in ever'y way. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1D. WVest and Alfred, of Columbia, on their wi wntlhalla. through the country in S. * * * * * .*.*'e* a -- - * SOCIETY * M * * * * *- * * * * * * * * * * The numerous friends here of Mr. Tom Henderson -were surprised at the news of his marriage in Ware Shoals Sunday to Mrs. Alta Williams, of ,that c pace. Mrs. Henderson is a very at tractive young woman, having been sN employed in the same store -with Mr. Henderson at Ware Shoals. They have been visiting the groom's parents, Mr. and lrs. J. W. Henderson, since the 11 wedding. ooo Misses Willie and Roberta Dorroh t elitertained at a very enjoyable Rook i party yesterday afternoon in honor of 9 Misses Lucy Peden and Bsther Dorroh, C of Gray Court. The games were play- h ed on thle piazza, where the cooling a breezes could lend comfort to the sun- I mer afternoon. A delicious fruit punch was served in the hallway by V Misses Emily Meng and E0thel Langs- I ton. After a number of exciting games were played, a delicious ice course with minTs was -served by' Mrs. T. C. Switzer. The party was a very pretty one and greatly enjoyed by all who were present. o4o* The beautiful home of Mir. and irs. J. 1). Watts was the reene of a merry party Tulitrsmty evening., whven they entertained In nonor of Alis Marguerite Slimpsoni and hei two guests, Alisses .lary Joneo an(1 (raec 'i'omue. The feature aron il whieh the evenling's entertainmenit ceItered was a very original foiua tollin ig Contest which was provt)king of much excitement and merimet. Du ing Ohe eveniig a deliclous fuiit poun1'h was served oi tle por'ch by Al iS5,es Maig:aret Dial and .uanita Wilkes, and later in the evening, iRr'. cieam and. cake were served by !he sawre two yoting ladies. camr Tuesday, called by to see the fai ily of Mr. J. G. Sullivan. Hallie lyers the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyston Myers, was car ried back to her home Monday after haying undergone a successful opera tion for appedicittis at the Julia Irby sanitarium. \IMr. I,. 1E. Medloc returnet' his home near Fountain I11nn Sat urda. ac coilpanied by his biother, Mr. M. 1. Medlock, whiose family has alrealy been there for some time. They are expected to return inl a f!y days. Rev. M. L. Lawson has returned from the hospital in Baltimore, where lie has undergone treatment. 'The special ists made a very encouraging report on his case, but lie will have to return later for further treatment. Nir. and Irs. .1. T. Langsto I gave a ilisl stew on Fiuesday e%*i.ii ng at Muldrow's lil1 to abolit Aiglt y.onllr'ig e ouples in honor of Misses Iik:: and Anile lell Childress, of Laurenu. Darlington Cor. h'lhe State. Mr. aid Mrs. I,. G. Roff and son, William, left Sunday afternoon for Portand,' L., where they will spenid a mionthi with Mr. Roff's parents. In his absence, Mr. W. A. Cuihertson, of Troy, is tIlling his pace in the comiipo5 .1ng roomi ot T1he A*dveri' ser. Messrs. Nash and Paul Phil pot art( -, 1E'ndling t he week attendinig a houue I'arliy at the hioiie of .\lP. .1. \''rW~i Nasha in (Clintoni. Tihey will lbe .ioine< t her'e by thei youngf'J Ponl.' ot M. \'right N:mh of Spartitm; al o Mr.' hi. 1). H enry of ('linton. .ilr. G'..o. iR. ('rid, oe oi 'The .d ver'tiseri forcee, was e'nlled to his: Iwornl eounti of the death1 If his rb~er.M holspital. S;he had1( beenR 'Pit ieal.ly Il ifor somue timwe of a malady, t he call" of1 which her phys'leians werie unahi Oto deterin~Ie. llis many friends syni pcthize w th hIm in his great he te ('ure'td ofi hInie.e:.ti'Rn. was b othi'eed wlth Iindiigetion. "'.l r'tomneh p~ained mei tilght and day she wrIte(s. "I wouldh feel loatedoi at 'C- have headache and hel ehing a ft er en re ing. I also su ffered f romn const ipantio4 v- My dautghter had ied C'hamber'laii Ta'nblets anid Ith'ey d11( her 54) nuin goodl that she gave mec a few doses Oln, t hem and l ishi.eed upo myO~ 11t'rylIt last themi. Th'ley hel ped mel as niothlh unf- else has done(.'" For salo- 1by all de~ em's. mnn- lhunters Thake Notico, city The Ihuniters License law went I to effect in this county on July 1 >hiis helise licenses can bo procured frc ev- F. WV. Little. County Game Warde'i Mr. from the Clerk of Cour't. llunters w rC3s areo residents of the county wvill be quired to take out a license costi very $1.00. Any hunter resIding outsidle the the county will be required to ta d is out a license costing $3.00. L.andloi ness and tenants and thoir chlildrenl " not be requlired to have licenses whi John hunting on their own freehols m a lenseholds. The public Is hereby ni Ings, ifled that this lawv will b) str'ictly' ablo forced. For further particulars tap to F. WV. Little. County Game War< SOn, of to A. A. Rlichanrdson, Chief U~n Ly to Warden, Colunmbia, S. C. th ir 'K ... [EA1U WOMAN HILLS ANOTHER aggle Jiudgens Confesses to Jilling 'I of Tinle Fuller, but Claims Self De fense. Tilie Fuller is dead and Maggie Adgens is behind the bars at the po unty jail as a result of a hand-to- pIj Lnd combat in a pathway near Friend iI kill church, in Sullivan township. last TI ednesday afternoon. The parties are itd groes. A rusty razor played a promi- li Dnt part in the fight. There were no ra re-witnesses to the diflicuty. Maggle tI udgens, the survivor, admits killing ri ic other negro woman but has set up ti clam of self defense. That ill feel- K ig had existed between the two ne- a rocs previoutsly, was the testlimony at, t le inquest. It appeared that jealousy si ad arisen between them oil account of o1 tentions which tie former's husband ei ad be'en paying to-the latter. 0 According to the story told by lag- a ic lludgeus, she was accosted In the b ailway by Tinlie Fuller who made an ttack ipon her, using a razor. In the a Ight which followed. she succeeded in t restlng the razor from the deceaselsi 1and and use( it with considerable ef eet herself. She cut a deep gash on s inie Fliler's shoulder and another un blr the neck, severing several large c0ns. She then (riopped tie razor and -an, ollowed for a short. distance by [inie Fuller, who had again picked up t lie razor. The lattier was uilable to ontinie far, thoutgh, and droppe(d ill lie lipatlway welre she was found hortly alterwards. The razor aind a ceavy stik werec tollid lear the body. 1 In le absence of Coroner llairston jury was cma);ei oci led by Ma istrate estilioniy of several nieg roes who had ;eena hoth parties iiied iat ely before I iad after the (iillleuty, tle followi ,; yerilet wis r'"e red "Tintile FuI 1 i0 caiie to her death by the hands of Mlg ge ildgenis with a deadly weaponi, a razor." S(1100 31M A TT ERS lISCUSSEID. Small Atteildance at 31ceting Held Frl dIay to Act 1pon School 31aktters. The mleeting of property owners held in the cour't house Friday for the pur. lose of acting 1ponl business connect el with the city schools, was very I glitly at tenideol, not over a dozen he Ing present. 'Tlie iieetiig was presid (I over' by Ml.. 0. 1B. Simmolls, chair imiani of the lboarti of trustees, and Nir. f. i. opei' acted as secretary. Mr. Roper read a repiort as to ii lallces and progress of tle school dur ing the past year. The report. showed that a successful year's work had beeni donie. The rc'eipts from all souri'ces wer'c $12,388.08 nd the total expendil Lu res were $12,321.98, showing a hal aice of $113.10. rr'he report. showed that consliderable repai's, inl the way 0f palntling of woodwork and root, Ilad been donle. The question of fenicing In the school property for protection from vanidalisim and fromiii roaililig cows was brouight i for considerat ion and tile sense of the meetlng was that, this tioui11li e idone. T'o miiiet thle explenises of thle comlingi yeari, wichl ar'e expectedl to lbe slight lv tuotlie than th le pat year. it was; 1.I11. imaini~ig the total levy' 1 1-2 mills, I a '., ' in.ailies tha breV at - o t t e, (' .- iithau e o bl trs r7l \\ preiiitnsare forI i wo('iiii iie bc'ii tl theall (dpel d (tooi aWio t i iu o ofemale . 7I org a ih. (i ~'ii'a o~h e by all i. t'ill:3 . ti C i oii 0one1. e 'i'i .\uaIrui i ih, \* ord li oa to ann oncmen iiiiah I-vcrty butysi aor om the Meuty ide iart e it o t' ucation a a int ''i ii.rence oforli thle iC lUon i meeting wI hiibei'l ide of .\hich will umie thei auliisIpet f theLuenc County lirusi' fo the oaioniad (ae IulCngrsman I e v il (l.iver, lsat .drllvt ural mostnelI h Matr. W.v W.nei LIng extate Suerito t idnt soni eduction.l to.c Mwiaringe ond aiculture and Ale evMe fomrl if'h 1-ct lrbunow. (1di5 taheor e l thodla FromVCii the (!l'lis of piaer hintm , he pn of the epl'et oftemeig til st eentrall ideatof wher iles ofe ei o. tIon lyel1tweenthei so the faril. mt the' he and mteg chuh 1101( atv wilol dubtless dilliverhis mosty tiflr Oectre "The fllsg tos of gnseofrance Dln4. SweaInri PtuInen is exete lnto ila daTwethe pcturche [o and ool MISS RUSSE, IN "Wi LDFIRE." e World Fili Corporation Presents Millian Itussell in the Great Itace Traek Photo Play, "Wildire." Next Monday, The World Film Cor ration presents the live part photo ny "Wildfire," with Lillian Russell the lead at the Idle Hour Theatre. ic story of the play, which was pro Iced with great success In 1007, re tes how Bob Barrington conducts a eing stable on Long Island without e knowledge of his daughters, Hlen tta and Myrtle. Barrington Is aveling in the West and meets John vefe, a gambler. 'lhey play cards one and Keefe kills Barrington and eals tile ,bill of sale to hIs racing able, leaving a sheet of the inventory 1 the floor together with a Curious Parette holder, taking all the papers the dead man. There is an inquiry to the cause of the death conducted .John Gai'rison, the young sheriff. he verdiet is suicide, tihe body being nidentifled. Gorman, a pal of Keefe's the only person who knows the ruith. IKeere goes iEast and claims the tables but. Matt Donovani, the trainer, uspIiect 3 foul play. Keefe changes is nane to Duffy and becomes infat ated with lienrietta. .Jolin Garrisoll Iso goes l'ast and sees Ilen rietta and hikls he recogiizes in her a striking 1 e'seimiblance to (th picture found in he watcli of the (lead man. Keefe 11d (arrison ileet at. lie bone of lenrietta. Kecefe denies his identity ini Garrison Incidentally shows Iimn hc Curious eiga relie holder and Keefe et rays hilinself'. Garrison sends West. 'or the watch and h(be i !ssing sheet of lhe lill of sale. lie starts with the 'Vaiclh for the home of 11enrietta and oses file watch en ioui te. It is foun (d : a street beggar and pawned. lIlen rietta happens to be passing the pawn shop and Is attracted by an artile In the window. le enters and finds her rather's watch and so the story goes to a striking climax. And whilst "Wildfire" is a strong racing play, illustrating the success of a good horse in circiumstances of dilliculty, it is also a drama of strcong heart interest, exaltatlve of virtue, de precatory of vice: and pointinig tile eternal moral that it pay, to be good. lin Iiis great fIlm- play. Miss Russell estabislies lelrself as tile ScIe star, palr excellence, of the world. No.,Six-Sixty-Six This is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will Jreak any case, and if taken then dA a tonae the Fever will not return. It a ts on the liver better thin Calornel and oes t gripe or sicken. 25c To Drive Out M laria A 4' Build Up The System Take the 01 Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, as the formula is printed on every label, showing it is Q.uinine and Iron in a tasteless form. 'he Qufnine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 ceits Wil,1iS 1H. ('ilEN l)EA.1. ihly1 egaided (Itiien of thle Gray ( ourt-On in.: (ommunity Bled Sat Wi ll,1.Ih e ,a v :: 6 : - ing u'comnut:-ity died a' his hoeine Sat - niay tne :n ihii a b~ 11iiiwo ni ,: en Ihi i ath l p ii.!uchadlokaga rt in its co it iiiii'death is L I red a il a, lo: to h.; euninunl. .lr. Cheuck l: uiti\vedl by his wif' he wa .\iss: Hid!dle, and ii miOgh i , follows-: .\rs. W\. TI. Owving irs Luether W\illis, oif .\ittsta: \Mn Cr ford1, < ien:1 Pth and Iw unmridi( daughu-rs wiho 1\n at th. tIome iplace. Serv ices ii ap1I'(lii chnli. Irev. W. l'. Crio: ke--. a ret urned( i: sionary from Chuina, will preach In Il Firt H >tstchurch nmext Sund(ay, .t Iot moin~lug and eveninug services. Short Sesslin oft (nurt. A short. sessIon of court was he k M\onday morning for thle bearing iseveral ecritty eases In which a settl e-l nnt'as dogssired. Tlhe sessIon wv l- residled over by special .1 udge Win. Greene, of Abbeville, appllotinted by (h M-einning to stupply the plaec of Jud1( fM. L. Smith, wvho is sick. ie Ileadache and1 Ner'ouisness 'utred "Chamberlain's Tablets are entIti to all the pise5 I e e gIve thier wrItes \irs. llichard .p, Spenceric N. Y. 'i'hey have e p me of bet Lzo ache andl ner'vouisness Itd reCstor'ed to my normal heal th." 1Im rmitle by I dealers. Be Good to Y Protect them wi Sectional E They are mad Mahogany and rinii latest and most popi vt I "GUN sectional boxrcases any wall space you GUN sectional bookcases unfilled, they are th satisfaction. We are showin of these goods in Gi English Oak and would be glad to sA complete and cheal S. M. & E. H. CHIC01M COLLEC A atuni'rb Tollegxe of Refistet1 -111 3 Christian Inifif (I Home-like Su 4]Slct Studenl eCollege of L Sciences. ... e13ses anywal sAncea yo sectona boorCasle We are showis - ofthes tgo ds. Enls Oaki anrud woul beglf to stor complt and chajr th s -ame-lk Sre fu~Jlec a tt enn w~le gve o t ' Inerv.or The Bst o ESeything A J.C Sll& C. T' he Corner Groce llard work, tover exe tion ma e tfsremsls goon's Lme in vrhle S1R C or S on " en, wres on ~e grtefl in S op r uff ering n rhesrn ais 1( he Coner Gut rd. le ru i I 2idei t a bo ld attle ty Petato woithout rubing.ear, l1~mgc our Books th a "Gunn" )ookcase e in Oak and shed in all the flar finishes. N" are madc to fit may have. eave no wish e embodiment of g a complete line olden Oak, Early Mahogany, and Low you just how a they are. VILKES & CO. 'E FOR WOMEN ences. rroundings. tbody. iberal Arts and of Myusic. t, ~pression and and Iuforain ion1 YRD, D. D. 1 o Nuriw:rn ny C~o o. I'.'' , .lu e a 1 :i . lu -een ille S. 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