The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-10
HOMENEWS
People ana Their Move
ments--Somc Coming,
Some Going.

MT. JOcl Va NlI w lllluS, Wds
here last week.
Mr.. Tom Barr, of Steadman, was
here Monday.
Mrs. Z. A. Perry, OF Monetta, was in
the city Friday
Batssburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ainbridge, of Angus
ia, are in Batesburg.
Mr. z. Herlong, of Mt willing, paid
Batesburg visit last week.
DR.. j. A. Watson spent Sunday with
his father near Ridge Spring.
Miss Fanny Fulmer, Of Mt Wiling,
visited frienos here last week.
Mr.. John Caughman, of Delmar,
was OH our streets Saturday.
MIR. James Davis, of Chinquepin.
was among friends here Friday.
Mr.. j. Il. Suddath, Of Saluda county,
was here last Friday on business.
Mr.. j. S. Lybrand. business man
from Seivern, was here last week.
MIR j. +. Rawl. of Lexington, is
visiting his son, MIR. w. A. Rawl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Yonce, of near
Ridge Spring, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Riser, of Fox. Saluda county,
was here Monday on shopping cXpe-
dition.
Mrs. l.. Steadman, of Leesvillc, was
in town making spring purchases las,
week
Miss Julia VESSEL, of baltimore, the
new nilliner for Mr.. J. j Rawl has
arrived.
Mrs. Rice. Of BeItor, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lit:leJ ohc, OF this
place.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan, Jones, of
Wards, visited relatives in Bate>burg,
last week.
Mr. John Fallaw and son, Alorzo,
were here last Friday attending To
business.
Mr.. James Langford, of near Lees
business.
Miss Iha Weiss Hartley, is visiting
her sister-in-laT, Mrs. ID. p. Hartley
IN BarEwell.
Mr.W. w. Hall, a merchant OF Stead
man. and well known here, paid us a
pleasant call Saturday.
Sergeant at Arms Wilson, Of the
House of Representatives, visited the
Hon. John Bell Towill last Sund..y.
Mr.. g G. Riley, of Saluda county, is
in the city. Gregg has many friends
here and they are always glad TO see
him.
Mr.. Dannie Boatwright, of Mt. EbaI /,
Aiken, county, was among the out Of
town people we noticed cI our streets
Monday.
Messrs. Jas. Mitchell and uncle
Frank BoyG, two Of Salmda counties
best men, were in the city last Friday
on business.
MI. ID. Pcvton Ilrrtley went over to
Barnwell Saturday To visit his wife
who is spending some time with her
parents
The st Louis Republic, with it.
farm supplement, twice every Week
ani the BateSburg Advocate, one
year, all for Sl.25.
tageouSly In a few places about our
to Sn, Judging from the aroma one en-
counters here an there.
Mr.. w. A. RawI has received his ap-
roinin cnl as II f. ID. carrier on Route
No. | which goes out Of BatesburS
a full description OF lhiS route appears
elsewhere.
The spring shoppers are thronging
our stores and all goes merry aS a we'd
ding bell. To get your share of the
patronage you should advertise III The
Advocate.
Mr.. w.P. Berry. one of Mt Willing 5
best farmers, paid The Advocate .
call Monday Mr.. Berry took a chance
on our $40 buggy and says The Advo-
cate is getting better every day.
Mr. B. 1. Raynolds and family, who
have lived with us the past two years
have moved To COlemans' Mill, Aiken
county. MT. htl ilbluS II pbpuldI
saw mill man and we regret TO lose
him.
The Ithica concert company on Tues
day eEening gave an entertainment al
the opera house which was greeted by :
far audience. The rcnditicns by TIA,
four highly accomplished young ladie:
composing this organization wa:
greatly enjoyed by all.
The entertainment given by Mr.. De
Forest Wood at the opera house las
Saturday night was slimly attended
1t was gwen to help swell the library
fund, but no one seemed to take al
| interest in n matter winch means
much for our school. The recItations
etc. were very good.
Fresh fish and oysters at j. I. Ponp.'
every Saturday.