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* * * * 0 - 0 0 0 A l t * * * * * * o * Lcal and Tersonal Mention. * * * *es*s. * s** e * e * ee * * 'Porn to Mr. and Airs. Carl Bramlett, a a girl i'esday morning. Mr. and Airs. A, aud Martin speat Siday In Greenville with friends. 1 . Dr. Pat Ray, or the Powe ,)r'ug Com- ( panly, I atmong the inhtinenza patients this week. ik .\Iaster Oscar Riddle, Jr., Is spend- hi Sovrat dayS with his father, .\!r. 0. dI. Rildile, in 'Atlanta. . All. .l ohn -P. 1l has 'been confinled to his honie for several days on ac- ' count of siciknesm thought probbly to h he liflluenz'a Al i.3 essie SulOith, of ltli more, ar- ( rived in the ^city i,'.t week to take ( echarge of the I millinery department, at the SFAwitzer Coipany. Air. It. C. Pletcher, formeli in the iH lostInrance busin ess here bi ntow to c-at i i Anderson, wasx a visitor in 1 Ohe city yester'day. \r.and.\r .ioin hw .\ ndc'.ron, of Columbia, spent Sunday in the ity sI with .\lr. Anderson's iparents, \lr. and M, Alrs. W. tay Anderson. Ati'. 0. D. Riddle, of the Atlanta v .lournal, spent Sunday with his pat- v ents here, Ar. and irs. Calvin Rid- b (Ie, on Sullivan street. The many friends of Alr. Jno. Rt. Cl Finley, of the Madden section, will be f( glad to learn that lie is steadily lim- A proving from hir, recent illness. Mrs. W. B' Padgett, of Saluda, and ft Mrs. G. ;. Aloffatt, of Atlanta, mother o and sister of 'Mrs. LT. L. Moore, are visiting .\lr. and Mrs. loore this .week. d Airs. 1,. .J. Campbell and little Bill, t have returned home to GreenVille, af- A ter spending some time with Mr. and '.\rs. W. A. Campbell on Easi Alaui street. a liss Carrie Alarshall, bf Sumter, has been visiting .Dr. and Mrs. .1. 11. 4 Teague and Ars. R. T. Dunlap for sev- C eral days. Site returned to tier home yesterdgy. 1 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kin- t( ard will be interested in their return s from Chester to Clinton to mnake their home, Air. Kinard being with the Sea- d board there. f, Miss Kate Padgett, who has been lin charge of the millinery department at v the \llnter Company for several sea- 1 sons, returned to the city last week to take up her dities again. a .Alr. J. Al. Siinons and Air. C. AM. A Fuller, .i;ses Teague Simmons, Car rio Marshall an1d 1Mary Fuller and Ffarold Fuller, of Mouintville, motored' up from Mountville Thursday. Sentlt. W. P. Whaley, who has seen long service in the ariny, both at home and in France, received his honorable F discharge froin the service last week 0 an( is now miking his home at Watts t Mills. Alr. 1". 1,3. ilix, formerly connected I with tile power plant lit this city, a stopped over here several days last 1 week w-1ith elatives on his 'way to 1 Concord, N. C., where he will be super- t intendent of the power plant there V and it chage of the sale of supplis. I Mr'. J1. T. A. 'Illowte, who has bee'n r~ staiyin~g in U~nion countty fot' the hast C sever'al mtoithis siince thei deaith of his 'I wtife, was a visitr in the city last v wsee'k. Ills friends hier'e and in the county will be' gladi to learn that he d is conisider'ing i'eturtning to th is c2ouni- V ty to live. Pitts-Tnynham A tptetty home wedding took place & last Satuirday evenintg, at thle hand- I s1omie htomie of .\lt . and .\lt's. WV. 1E. f Pitts, near' Fr'lendsip chur ich, wh'ien i Sheli' dlaugter'1, .\liss Lela M1ay, was wedded to Al\i'. H ermtan IT. Tr'aynhtamt. The weddinig took lilac at' se15(ven- I thirty o'c'loc'k, antd was witneissed( by a 1larige iinmber' of the fi'iendq of bothI d bride and groomi. liThe pre'y and I (Iharim ig btride wao s' atilfitlIly dr iessed v in (lark bluer silk, and( went to I le l' alltr un at tended. 'Te e'remony took le pla0ce in the Palor', whtich was decor' a ted for' thle happy oceasion. The d wedding serice(' was1 saids by the R1ev. 2; J. .\l. Dallas. the bride's pastor. A f- C tet' the mnariage the yoiung perople re ceived the hiear'ty and( sincere eon gratutlations of their many friends il prtesecnt. Alt's. Tranynhani i'. one of the V htest. lovedl yotung women Int F'riendl shly dlstict, and1 is he(ldl in the bigh est esteem by all whlo know htei'. She it Is a deOvoted mnetmber of Friendship C Presbyterilan chuiirch, andl has r''~endered 2 goodl service to the 'ongregaition as a Sutnday School tetacher' and assist ant or'gantist. Alt'. Traynhtam is a g youn~g gentIleman who is gr'eatly lik- u ed in thle coimnity 3 for is good eliar- I acter andi~ fiendl~ly diiposit ion, Hie is an enter'prisinig farmter, and will no I; doutbt tmake a stucceso In his choseun. work, Altr. and Mt's. Tlraynthamn catty t to theIr new home the best wihshes of i' all the people, for' a long and happy mnatrr'ed 'lIfe. Etngagetmnt Anntitncedl. Alsa Lfoulie Nielcber'ger announces l1 the engagemett of hot' slalte',' Kate I * lliet to Mr. Auigustun Hesns Jenttings, C ~f Greenwood, 8. C., the date of the o Il'rriage. to be announced later. t * *- * ***' EKO[ NEWS. * * * * * * * * *. * * * * * * * * * * E'kon, March 1.-After a few weeks' bsence we will again come with a ,.w items. The health of our coiArnunity -is fair good at present, only a few cases f sickness. .!Mrs. Jane Culbertson hlas been crit ally ill for the past several days, itt we are glad to report -that she is :nv bctt'!r. Iler daughters, \1 r:, owlcr, .\rPs. Wallace and Mrs. Ckll e'son, have been with her for sev 'al days. 31irs. Wallace returned to or home Sunday. Mrs. .lattie Hurts and Mrs. l'earle ooper are up again after a. few dayn-. I sickness. .\Ir. T. .1. !ooper has beien oil Ihe ("h list for a few days, but is not (on ned' to his bed. l r. W. I'. Culbertson, of Cross 111, Spent a few days in our midst wcently. .\isnJanio and \Margaret. Ashe ient -unday with .\Ms. Mamie Cald. eli. 3.\s. Lois Iaaw (lee Hiturts) (if (2reen ille spent a day or two of the past cek with her sister, .\Mrs. Carl Cul Drtson. Mrs. Annie Bobo and children, of e Madden section, are spending a w days with h1er' parents, Mr. and rs. Calvin Chiec'k. Miss 'Myrtle Culbertson is at home >r a week, her school having closed a account of influenza. Mrs. lierkley Redden and little iaghter, Ruth, of the Palmetto sc oil, spent one day last week with is. Lou Culbertson and daughter. 'Little Miss Mildrei Burts spent Fri [ty night and Saturday with her Lint, Mrs. Lou Culbertson. M1rs. flrissey and Mrs. Lizzle Camp lI sipent Thursday with Mrs. Cray ooper. .\Misses Dollie Culbertson and Naoma enington spent awhile Sunday af rnoon with .\iss Laurence Culbert We .were very sorry to hear of the eath of Mr. 'W'lie "Moore, and his uily have our deepest sympathy. Mrs. T1. H1. Burts is sptnding awhile ith hier daughter, 'Mrs. Blanche Cul ertson. Mits. Mary Culbertson Is spenduing while with her daughter, Mrs. Otis lartin, of Laurens, who is right sick. * * *~ * * * * * *[ * * * * * * * * * M itS. .1. M. SIMPSON.* * * * * * * * * * * * *, * *) * * * '* On last Monday. Ieb. 23, 1920, the 4eath Angel saw fit to visit the home r .tr. .1. .\. Sinipson aind take away ie loving wife and mother. I low rangely sad tile words fall iipon our stening ear: "Slie is dead-tlie pleas nt coiipanilon, the gentl friend, the )\'ing wife an(1 mothi'." While we r'ieve to give her up). we rejolce ' iv thought that she is at rest. There : v vacant, seat around the firioude, r'oiund the tal!e and elsewhee thatlin 'vei' enn he filledc. We l isteni ini vai n i' a foot-stepi that is forever' sti Illd. 'her'e is ain achling v'oid in ouri hearits5 'ich ieime cann never fill. She leaves a husband and1( eiht clili i'en to mourn hei' loss. '>nly Iwo be ig mairried, .\ i's. .lamei !i ('vnia ad Iirs. I leury'3 'lrown. She Is survived y one little granddaughter. lIIer cathi w~as duei1 to infhiienza and lpneu-i momi. 'She was ill about thr iee weeks. he was laid to r'est in Dials cemneter'y li'ibruary 2-1. She leaves a host of 'lends anad r'elat ives to mourn heri )5s. 'enalss anud Pot at fis ini klendale. Clem'sionu C~ollege, Feb, 2S..---Alliien - a'le 'ouinty', aecoi'ding to reporft; om1 Cun ly Agenit Z. ID. Robiertsoni, -II 1111t'oiinuts and1( *4weet lpotaitosa tigely as s;u bslituiites for cot toin. Thlae oll weevil do(ecs not 1like either of iese foods ini hihi di et, and lie Alleni a le. farmersdi: I'refer to hiel p fee'd thlem-. dyves and othiers with these twvo irops Ithan to plan cot ton to hielpi feed ie hiollI weevil. To'd help makte the growing of Pea uts and 1)0otatoes succ(essfiul several nportant steps are beIng taken in ie county. ..At least six sweet piotto 0eur ig and stor'age houses of i',0l00-buushel pactly andl priob~ably twvo or three of 3,000-b~ushiel capaclity are assu red. 2. he local cotton oil muIs are Li'tdlig thle n('cessary seed peaOniits >r' that cr'ol -to r'elleve the idivid al fai'mer's of the tr'ouible of hunting iC 'oulnItry over' for seed. 3. A lpeanuit crushing plant i; lbe ig Pitt in at Ailendale by the SoumthI 'n sot ton Oil Company and will thus r'vlde a i'eady mariket for' not only liendale but -the adjoininog cotunties. 4. llefluite and specific Instr'ue onal liter'atnt'e on ie growing of iese two ci'ops is being pr'inted and lsjtibutecd by the County Agent for le bienefit of those farmeris wvho have ad little or no experience ia growing iose Cr'ops commneri'ally, and the ounty Agent will devote a large 'part f hi tlidio to personal work along iesn lines, siNAToR DIAL :SAYS CURE FORI itOUBLE IS WOR1K. Say)s It Is Necessary for tie Wefare anid Prosperity of the Unitted States. WNashington1 Special to The State. When the senate was today discuss ing the (luestion of increasing tile sal arke4 or governnl(.t etuiployea In the Canal Zoine, Senator Dial roundly scored "siwive Cl char" Iihen in the ser' vlce ald, at Ile saiiie time, startled his colleagues v'itt the introduction of i set of resol it ions, Considerably out of the ordinary for Iheir( original it y. Senator Dlal's stateletint follows: "We he. heard a good deal s:.id ab1out the( clerks who :Ah in swivol 'laira around the table, with tlir feet upon the table, a1nd we have also ictrd ,cmcthh I,!. said ;bout the man ... i;.%or.k- i: tor ve hour-s a (my. 11H i ime :t o heard froIm pl wh. oI. wo'k a jgood deal Ilonger. The're ha. .inst comle Into in; hands a pampletv where mn orn1izationl ofrm MMl shippver; ofi lowa in analtd convenion at I)e.; loines tlh other' days adopteid Somie lt'VS0l ions. It migh I ho very lrotitable to read th(Ill ov. In thinking about this, it might be well to consider the farmers. They are not always holilinug for a hioli day. They work sometimes 14 or 15 hours a day. Now, they have their eyes on Washington, to see what we are doing, and they are heginning to hold us to more strict account than they have ever done in the past. I will not take the tine of the'senate to r:ead all of the resolutions, but there is one here, where they say they want tills body to guarantee, among others, one thing--that they want. the senate to pass this resol ution: "'u tiher, be it resolved, That as an licideit to the foregoing guaralty congi'ess shall also be reqtuesteod to gutiranitee: (1) That we won't have a diought this suminer; (2) that our sows will bring forth of their kind bountifully and plentifully; and (3) that our eggs wI hatch'. "The resolutions are froimi an oiN'an Iz.ation of -1,000 stock shippers in Iowa, 50,000 grain piOdtlcers in .\linneSotL and 60,000 prodiceis inl Illinois, and a great number of the farmers of this count ry. Seriously, I piesulite that it is de sired that some kind of legislation be passed whereby the (old em ployes of tie goveI'nment Colld be gotten rid of, pensioned in some way. But i dto not feel that tlat time has arrived yet. Possibly that would Add to the elle ency of the government service. I am so told. But I feel that there is no compulsion; there is no law in this count ry to imiake people work for this government. They do not come and work for the gover'nmientI tinltess they do it voluntarily. They have an op tioin to work for tihe government or iot, as they see proper. "I feel that of all times this Is the ilost in'oppoItiue time to miss spe clali legislation of this kind. juiisi alter the wari, before we have gotten back to normal. When thing..; are in a chaliot ic ic hditio all :1tover' the wvor'ld. It1 is tnindii , It. is uti nkale, It is til patriotic to comic herie anld ask coin gr'ess to pass anly tu'th legislation as t hIs w hen our11 goveirnmientI bondts are setting at 90O cents oin the doitar. We w'ant things to beeomie inormal , and I feet that Is had legislation. "if peopile do inot w.aint to work for th is goverinmeint they hiave ai per'fect uht to qunit. I dto not know anybodty whoii has ever' tost mt-h healthi ad ( much(1 st.rength biy work. Thle grieat tr.oublte in thits (enantilry is thait ithey do not wotrk nouigh. I ustead of trying toC ciirtail the houris of Jabtor we needl lngelr hours'~. \\e need'( to produiice liore imnuthis \cuntry t helup supr we are <qiitt11iniprduingil:.. We never' wvill tbring down lhe (oSt oft living so 1l11g as we' curtail prodiuctiont. Thati in .omi hlttI~leilow for htrolteeinil.. Prieceingi is wrong, hut 11 w'.ill not ture thle ilgfeel; we hatve to jgo hack to the oldt fahuionied labor andr tiard wgork, anid we should r*iemmbeer I the iieople of th is coutiryt13 have to pa;' the bills'' Opens (Ctintoni Office, 'The Davls Itealty Company, with hoime otliee in Grueenw'ood atnt a b~ranchi otllce here in char ige of .\lr. TI. \M. H anina, has otpenied antot her otllec nClinton in charge of .\ir. U. ('. (vw'in, form erly of t hc Wari'rioir Criek 'eilon of t he cotiunty. Card of 'Thanu~!p. I wish to thankt my' friendus for' th - votcs ai 'neoira'gemen(t gtven mie it the city. W'htle I was dhefeated, Ihm he kindcent feeliings for those who op tpos(ed me as w~ell as1 those whIo sut aorted me. - C. .\T. t AhlItI. Thei UsK. If thie:e w'e;e em * ishoutt the piwo to liv e In. Oly 3'It wo'uld be harder to mnke n living. F or genuinae c< sign and finish, w< Wilkes product --3 honest constructio: hogany or Ameri tapestry or velou and panelled sidec pillows and bolste and wood frames, tiful patterns. W through our stock FINAL ISETTI EM3ENT. Take notice that on the h)i day o April, 1920, 1 will render a final aC co it of myn and doings as Admin istrator of the estate of .nu Ct'. Boyd deceased, in the offlee of thA udge of Probate of vealron1 uoty, at I I O' plock, . m. and on the sa te day will apply for a dia d s pacharge froml mny trust as Administrator. A ny eson indebted to said estate h; notified and reuired to rame pay ment on that daW; and all persons having Claims araint Said estok will prent them on or thdore said dale, Ily proven or he fornver balred. J.\NIE-: S. I11E, count of y acts.ad insra trdix. itration fr Lette or .Joministrnlloy. sueeit it tligrantie the .1itters of - minostatio of the c'nt a 1ffct o'fok ~i.F. Posey Str.dOltesiii a Thes ayfre, thrflor et rite an d mni rust al Admsinistrar.teKide andt ('reditorso tei iiid to. 1a. ePasy Sent donae that tey be all p hvari beore meint thi ('trt wfiPrt dhatv oet be he i atL arreslour 'Itloseo Lauets R. ., on A the 1sth datio of .trh 190 noet, aferpulinto hee a.t o'loci te forenoont 4111 td Rudioi all caus(, i any~ the have wh th11 eitAdministhraid t Phul not e, 8 en und(er1l my han th lith aday :| 21Ar h.l. iC.i) h( ('o .r of ('. 1,1ta lituaICon i at oeio C o.::- t Ilse ainrus 8. d ' to 2 tDays 2 I d o"LAXett'OS neTt, PltfN" iioaispecially. prepaced41t 1 Sy' ocle in.: lit.':Oe r Haitua Ciptii. CIIS' i.h promptl hve yu iishoud btAdminirat!ioy :rul oto hed Yo nrbe n m ore ambi ~tioan you:'etor bod Is n oo 2 onionymurtesi iretres Energ an Vital. '' iaitybPurifin and Enichin th'e B~lod. 4R Whe yu feel it Yornghnig inviortn Work,se hou itring oore mbtoutces arnd gotwor enomtot ofe tevppetingo your e apprecdats is true( otoni a urii i GJROVU'S TASThLIESS Chill TONIC rers apaent medicineit iy suify So1( leasntrenchildrenheieoit. Thnyo e bhowod brinssuinlnr to Purif chtk and hRow to imnrvh ithes :laei yonill prop pecrte e i trve outi valurii TARUSLE~iSS Chill TONI'ha maeCi bthed fvrito~l toni n toPuriyand to mr, Mres e thail tohrt-ive oyeaprsiago, folk toh lorid. ogdsacet e RV' TASTELESS Chil TONIC he n ia member of theIr family had Malaria (or needed a body-building, strength-giving tonic.o The formula is just the samet to day, and you can get it fromn any drug store. 800. per bottle. yWill Appreciate a ablymFunished Home >mfort combined with a richness of de a suggest this living room suite. It is a rour guarantee of excellent quality and .Beautifully finished in either Ma can Walnut. Upholstered in figured r. The three pieces have cane back ;. Cushions are loose. Complete with r. Vin over twenV t differenL suits in reed upholsterings of best grade and beau e would be glad for you to call and look _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E. H. WilIkes Co.. JUST ARRIVED Carload Doors and Sashes 8x10 Twelve Light Windows FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED H.o L. R"!oper &Co. Phone 81 BELIEVE MELTONE SAVE:D DARLiNGTON MAN'S LIFE l,' i .\i !, e, 11 1 ii 2, I V 1 i2I I. -A(-.I/a e lur I'1.v Nife 'And mllyself of inlfinefgra ..: 11 v alge o ivni w r on. I 4.)1uld not g a doctor. \I' an.i d I i 00 ok wo Lot les o( .\lion', thie great 1,ive!. Kidnev an'I .-' ah cl i orndy, a'.nd rubbed with .\lvitonl's l . .i d Oil, ("he great holte a d ner ' -v and we are enred of a severe attack of tinfinenza. I sinerely reen mend .IeIhote 1o sulffering humoaitly a: I fully hi-lieve that .lt M - lone Indian Native lerbs saved my life. Signedl '1 .sLviV .!ack ''12 F.1).2, 0arlngt nX. C." ;11, Lh ret1iver. 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