Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.* ****s * e * * * * . . * * Local and -Personal Idention * Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Shell, of Green ville, are in the city for several veksp Prof, 11. S. Ilurdette, of Lan for( Sta tion, was a visitor -in the city Nlonday. Mrs. if. A. -Sanford, of .Nlocksville, N. U., is .in the city visiting i)er par ents, Mr. and Mrs. William 'Gelder. Mrs. 0. Pennington, of Columbia, is visiting her mother, Mrs. 'Iaura Tay lor, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Lane Monroe. . Mrs. Clarence Cross, of Chester, is.in the city visiting Nlrs.,W. R. Richey, .Jr., and Mir. and '1rs. iW. 01. Lancaster. Miss Alma' Coleman, of Cross 1-1111, spent the week-end in the city with - friends. Miss Grace Youang returned Monday from Clinton where she ::yent tho 'week-end with relatives. Miss Anna 'Berry, of Spartanburg, is the guest of Miss Louise Power, .on West Main street. .lrs. 'Lewis Anderson and children are visiting relatives in (Woddruff, S'0partanburg and Campobello. Mrs. WLark .liellatus and Miss Nell Jones are visiting in Greenwood at the home of .Dr. and Mrs. J. .3. Mcbees. Mr. Frank Crisp, of Jacksonville, Fla., is visiting his parents, ir. and 'Irs. Balle C. Crisp, for a few days. .Mr. Jack Cohen, manager of Cohen's Department Stdre, left Monday on a buying trip to New York. Miss Kathleen bander, of Pelzer, has -been the gliest of SMiss Sadie Sullivan -for a few .days. Misses Mainle Irby, of Greenwood, and ILouise, of dreehville, are at home on their vacations. Mrs. H. J. tDean and Miss Reba Dean, of Nashville, Tenn.,- are visit ing -Mr. and Mrs. J. D. .Watts. S Mi. Mills Hunter has -been spending a few daya in Atlanta with his sister, Mrs. R. T. MDonald, who has been -quite sick. WMrs. PW, I Richey, Jr., returned Sun day from Camp .\leClellan, Anniston, Ala., where she spent a week with her husband.-.-. -.... -Mrs. M. (D. Gibson left Tuesday for Atlanta and Tallapoosa, Ga., where she will visit relatives. for several weeks. Mr. J. '. Simnons and Misses Olga, 'league and iMUildred Simmons, and Miss Catherine Teague, of Mountville, were in the city Monday. sMiss 'Margaret Schussler, of Roa noke, Alabama arrived in the city last Tuesday to be the guest of Miss Maudie Mae Jessee fot- several weeks. Dr. A. J. Chilstopher and Mr. Albert Dial le't. last week for Baltimore, Md., on a recreation tour and while there will consult specialists at 'Johns Hop kins hospital. dli\. J. L. Beck and daughter, Miss Fy, so.-.in-law and granddaughter of Henry Hudgens, of Ocala, Fla., are visiting uMr. and Mrs. A. 0. Irby on Sou-th Harper street. Friends of Mrs. Fred .H1. Walker are glad to note 'that she is recovering from her recent operations at the Gen eral (Hospital in SaI ar'tanbui'g. Mrs. Walker came 'home from the hospital last Friday., 'r.' ); . Bui'ns and ~i r. Cai'l lIo pei' spent the lattei' part of last week in Tryon, N. C., with Mrs. Burns, who 'has been thier'e uinder' medical tr'eat,. ment for several weeks. UIJpop their i'etui'n they reported --the condition of Mrs. Bui'ns as considerably Improved, although for .the past -week she had nbt been doing as 'well as hoped. Deputy 'Please -Prisoners oThputy Sheriff HICks F. Owings who wd 'in_ charge of .-the sheriff's offiee duiring the , absence of Sheriff Reid, wys not .to be outdone b y the rail'n last Tuesday when his plans for taking the prisoner's ii, the county. jail -to. a local ball game could not materialize. As an alternative Foui'th of July cele 'bra'tlon foi' the prisoners, -Deputy Ow ixigs ai-ranged -for the 'Ware -Shoals edlored -band, which was in the city at 'the 111me, -to give a concert at the, jail. This 'was done 'to the satisfaction of both the players and the iprisonei's and e ,~erybody was 'happy.' Will .Remember Fourth Although everything in the city passed off' quietly on the Glorious Fourth, these-'Who left the city to at td the balitgard'es at. Greenwood \'111 ie memo a of thiesday l-ingeling in ttr'mInds4r some time to come. 'it istimate4 hat at least a dozen i obiles .w ie stuck In" he nida 'W tl return' 'tj 19,from' G'enwoodt i ithe he~vy showers' that till tR a ernoop, kdthose .wb0' we fdri' 7Ite eno*gli not to 'get stuek' found' 'th$4 going between the drops 'was e at easy. as It. sounded. 11 the menibers daud relatives 61 th4 ~bekc fainily, a+* invited to~fttend a re nion ait the home of M, I4, Oheek ~ir *Mioen, Thursday, tiiy 27th,1 'tre Wtil be addressesB by, qovral pxiinentepehr5, Come auid ,bins ~trend# Ifd well V~led bAjkete., On' last F'riday afternoon at the Bois-Terre Country Club, Miss .laudie Mie . Jessee entertained at a lovely bridge score in honor of her house guest, Aliss Alargaret Schuesslri, Uf Roanoke, Ala'bina. 'Five tables of bridge were placed on the club hlouw' Porch which was made attractive with lot plants and garden flowers. After several hours of progressive bridge the lostess, assisted by her 'mother, Mrs. W0. G. Jessee, served a .frozen salad course. 000 Taylor-H eaton un bunday, July 9, at the home of the bride, Miss tEva Taylor and Mr. Iolliver -Heaton were quietly married by Rev. C. W. Tood. The bride is the eldest daughter of iMr. and Mrs. 'Pelzer Taylor, a girl with a sweet-,- sunny disposition and win ning ways that make for her a friend wherever she goes. Mr. Ileaton Is the son of irs. Jane 'Heaton,q)f Simpsonville, and until the time of his marriage, held a responsi 'ble position in the !government hos pi-tai it Camp Sevier. The bride :was beautiful in.her dress of white :satin which Was trimmed in 'hand-nlade rosebuds. Her Wbuquet ,was white roses. She was .thQ 'picture of loveliness. Mr. and 'Mrs. Heaton motored to the hotel in Greenville Sunday niight and will start on their honeymoon Monday. They leave behind a host of friends that wish them much .ijoy. 000 Foy-Fanning A 'marriage of interest in several counties was that of .Miss Carrie Foy, of Sprifigtfleld and Columbia, and Dr. W. Hubert F.1nning, formerly of Springfield and now of this city. The ceremony was performed at the home of Mr.. and iMrs. John Salley, of Co fumbia, on Sunday, July 2nd. Only immedigte relatives and friends of the young couple were Upresent. ' 'Mrs. Fnning is a graduate of Coker college,..and while there was exceed ingly popular. Since her graduation she has Aaught in the schools of Orangeburg county. 'Dr, Fanning is a graduate of 'Furman University and of the' iadical College at Oharleston. He has beeh connected -.with Putnam's Drug Store in 'this city as pharmacist for several months and has made many friends here. For the present ,Di. and Mrs. Fan ning are' at the GIlkerson House, but expect to take up housekeeping at an early date. 0 0 0 fit Honor of 'Bride-Elect The 'members of the Shiloh Epworth League delightfully entertained with an informal reception and miscella neous shower at tile home of Mr. and Wirs. F. F. Hellams on Saturday even ing in honor of Miss Sallie Wbolff, whose marriage 1to Mr. 'MIlton Wilson wvill be an event of the week. 'Tie spacious h~ome was .beautifully decorated withl cut flowers afnd potted Uplants. Receiving at -tile door were memnbers of the league and presiding over the register were Ilisses Cornella Wallace and Janie 'Wilson. Var'ious c0n'tests aft'oiled mnukch amusement, the contest describing the most importint articles to be found In the bride's kitchen, proving tile most enjoyable. The prize was a'ward ed to Miss Bess Wallace and Mr. IRich ard ,Bolt who in turn presented it to the honor guest in a very happy man ner.' Following thle contests .the guests were requested -to write .a wish for the bride which they did in avariety of moods. When these were read they were compliled into an attractive book and showered upon the bride-elect. D~elicious 'refreshments 'were served consistin~g of ice cream and cake and thie-hutting of the bride's cake caused much merriment. Immediately following the refresh ments 'Miss Simpson suggested thlat since it was near the hour when the fairies 'appearei thlat everyoge become quiet and watchl for 'their arrIvals Then In fluttered little tliss Gertrude H'el *lpams Yery daintly. dressed ~IA a fairy and 'peeacted AMlse' 'Wolff with -her wand wich'sbh reftjested her to wave With closed'e eye Avhile she 'brought h~r soinethtbg fr( Miryland. Almost ' d~h~ ro e'i she left $t Miss et Tl'hilary beautiful and Vseful' gif-ts attest 'he populan1 y of the ypung couple: and 'the Shiloh league is to be congratulated ulpon hav4nlg ilts Ipader-ship mnore solitdy welded tog h el' Jnstgead of 'being tr'ansferred to an dth'et'clommunity 'as is" .more often ~Aurouncemefits "were receiyed in tLaurens list week-4Af the maidJage of f es~ 70dyce Dykes, of Columbli to Mr, kdd . tittle, son of Mrs, t, It. I4ttle, Sthis, city? augd for miany year~ne of er~ro e took pAt t ashing ton Street church, Columbia, last -Moun day, 4Pd was attended by Mrs. Little nnd Miss Ina Little, of this city. ,Following is an account of the mar riage as taken from Tuesday's Colum bla 8tate: The'li marriage of Miss ldyce )ykes to 'oy iLittle was solemnized yester day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Washington Street Methodist church in the presence of a gathering of the close frIends of the young couple. The 'Rev. .iark L. Carlisle, 1). iD., officiated and Mrs. Oliver P. Lovall played the wedding march and a short Introduc tory program. The bride, who was given in marriage by -her uncle, W. R. Davis, of Atlanta, wore a smart suit of bl'ue poiret iwill with minx choker and a tailored tricotine hat of brown selecla, and she carried an armful of Ophelia roses. She was attended by Miss Jennie Mc!Donald who wore a rose organdie frock and a hat to match and carried a large bunch of shasta daisies ain( fern. Job ILittle was ibest' man. The church was effectively decor ated -I n yellow and white daisies and ,asparagus fern. . A'fter the ceremony the young cou ple left for an extended trip North and upon their return -they w ill be at home at 1717 Hampton street. The bride's mother, 'Mrs. V. C. Hlus 'bands of Garnett, and the bridegroom's imother and sister, -Mrs. Mary Little and Miss Iria Little, of Laurens, at tended :the wedding. The bride has been one of Colum bia's representative young business 'women for the last fourlor flive years, .being connected with the Federal land bank. Mr. ILttle holds a position with the Southern railway in Columba. NEGRO BREAKS BOND AND IS RECAPTURED Will 'Hunter Commits SIminu Offense for Which He Is Under Bond. After 'being placed under bond of $200 on a charge of housebreaking and larceny, IWill 'Hunter, colored, broke his bond and was rearrested last week on another charge of housebreaking and larceny. The second offense was committed in a colored dwelling near [Whaterloo. Goods valued by the of -ficers who arrested 'Hunter, at approx imately $50.00, were recovered. Hun ter is now in jail. Nege Sheribert, colored, who- accord Ing to the sheriff and rural police of ficers, has -been the subject of a great deal of trouble in police circles, was arrested by Chief of Rural Police C. L. Owens, charged with selling 'and stor ing whiskey. ' According to Oficers Davis and Stroud, who assisted In making the arrest, Sherbert has boast ed on several occasions that he sold whiskey and that he would never be caught. The officers found three pints of liquor in his possession when they met him near Lanford Station several days ago. Roblert Grant, who is being sought for 'the violation of the prohibition law, has not yet been found by th oflicers. Grant escap~ed from his home near Waterloo on .June 29th when officers raided his place and found a crude whiskey making outfit. Ice Creaim Supper at Lisbon The iLis~bon School Tmpjrovemen t Association 'will give an ice cream sup per~ at the lLisibon school ho'use on Sat urday night, -July 15th. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the school. The plublic is cordially invited to at tend. '4 To Cure a Cold in One Day rake LAXATIVlp DROMO QUJININE (Tablets.) It stops the Cough and Headac he and works ofthe Cold. E. W. 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'Immediately you will b, ,and lightness of this coi ~of its unusual stamina. flody squeaks are eli: enamel is baked on th .manent lustrous finish, 'Tkhe interior is roorA~y w'ith every appointme comnfort and all-weathe, Business houses that motor ~cars have beer> coiipe a very unusual <Phone.300 I~i I .1'T ? It~in 'i.& lars, Tops and Rubbers sizes in the best quality jars; ind best rubbers. Glasses, 50c dozen. won't be disappointed in the get. Wilkes & Co. ens, S. C. :SS COUPE 1NE55 MEN w and important achievement ation. tar car history, business men sed car, the body of which is 1. all-steel construction-reserv ~ars-are particularly marked her the wear and tear of hard e impressed with the beauty ipe. Time will convince you The doors snap neatly shut. rninated. Dodge Brothers e surface of the steel-a per impervious to wear. and thoughtfully equipped it necessary to the owner" protection. equip their salesmen with quick to recognize in this investment. SMOTOR CO. Publir. Sqa.