The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-12-23
PENGlL AND SGISSORS.

at 81. M. Vineyards.
Supervisor G. A. Shealy was on
our streets yesterday.
Mr.. Joe A. Koop, of near Chapin,
was in town yesterday.
Be- sure you put the right postage
on yonr Christmas present.
For your Christmas and holiday
supplies, call on 81. M. Wlngard.
MIR. John A. Rster, of G aston, was
on our streets last Thursday.
Our merchants are busy selling
Christmas and other goods.
Dispenser B. B Hitler, of Chaplin,
was in town on business Monday.
II. M. Wiugard will sell you your
holiday supplies, as cheap as any one.
Mr., D. Web Corley and wife, are
visiting the lastsr's parents in
Union.
Mr.. Rudolph Snelgrove paid a
flying visit to his old home one day
last week.
Bring or send your Christmas and
New Year subscriptions to the Dis
patch.
If you intend to hunt during the
holidays be careful and keep off OF
posted land.
a nrmber of our farmers are sell
ing their cotton and putting III
Christmas supply.
The farmer who gets 13, cents for
his cotton is not likely to regard it as
aR unlucky number.
Mr.. j. S Rseder, one of the best
citizsns of the Bsrr's Landing section,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Jesse J. Bouknight, one of the
Forks best citizens, called in to see
Us Saturday,
The Home Bank will be closed on
Christmas the 25sh, and the day
following. .
Mr.. J. N. Swygert, one OF our
progressive farmers, was on our
streets Saturday.
Cadet Oscar Derrick, of Clemson
College, is spending Christmas with
home folks in town.
Make the little children happy.
Remember :'when once child" how
you enjoyed Christmas.
Our old friend Mr.. Jasper Long,
Of the Bsrr's Landing section, called
in TO ses Us Saturday.
Captain J. J. Buckley has the chain
gang located in town and is working
the roads near the court house.
Cadet Meetzs Muller, of Clemson
College, is spending his holiday vaca-
sion with his parents in town. ~.
Cadet Rion Graham, of Clemson
College, is at home with relatives IN
this place during the holidays.
If you wish to buy = a nice Christ
mas or New Year present, call at
the Bazaar and you will find it.
Mr.. Pickens Roof, student of
Newberry College, is at his home in
this place spending his vacation.
The brick building of the Depart.
ment Store is now making show
and big improvement to our town.
Mr.. Brooks J. Wingard, student
of the South Carolina Collage, re-
turned nome for the holiday, to-day.
Mr.. O. Steele, one of the best tur-
pentine men of our county, was one
among the visitors in town Monday.
SHREDDED cocoanut sweesened and
ready for cakes, pies and castards,
resailed in any quantity, at the
Bazaar.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Hattie Clughmao, nee CorIey, Who
has boen sick for several weeks is
improving.
There will be services at st. James
church, Summit, S. c., on Christmas
day at II clock by the pastor, Rev.
". 81. Roof.
Mr.. j. Walter Dreher was in town
attending to business Saturday. He
speaks of mooylng and We are sorry
to lose such citizen.
We learn that Mr.. Chas. H. Drafts,
who holds position with the Colum-
bia Hotel, is at his home in this place
but will return today.
Mr.. J. Frank Hook, of Irene, was
in town Saturday. Mr.. Hook has
been q warm friend and o reader OF
the Dispatch all of his life.
Mr.. R E. Bouknight, one Of Black
creeks best citizens dropped n to see
us last Friday. Hs will read the