The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-07-03
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
Thafe by q Dispatch Man.


Way,ide Notes Gathered Here and
There BY a Dispatch Man.
Lexington is full of lawyers these
days.
More rain, more grass for the poor
farmer.
Ernest Shealy, Esq, of the Fork,
was here Monday.
Sailed peanuts-something fine
1t Harman's Bazaar.
Full line Lyons handmade candies,
just in at the Bazaar.
Hon. e. M. Efrd has, returned from
business trip to Pennsylvania.
Dr.. P. a. Sheaiy spent Sunday at
his old home in the Fork.
Prof. w. Aug Shealy, of Leesvile,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. II. Buckley is visiting her
parents at Ethan.
Little Miss Winnie Wolfe, OF Co
1umbia, is visiting relatives here.
Col. John Bell Towin, Of Batesburg,
spent yesterday in Lexington.
Dr.. +. B. Gunter, a leading drug
ristof Batesburg, was here yesterday.
Tomorrow being the Fourth of July
all the cotton mills and banks Will be
closed.
Mr.. r. D. Smith, Of the Lexington
Savings Bank, has returned from a
two weeks vacation.
Young men, call at the Bazaar and
buy q package of candy for your
sweetheart.
The Lexington Savings Bank will
be closed Thursday, July 18th, 1907,
legal holiday.
Dr.. W. Price Zimmerman, OF Bates
burg, attended the County Medical
society Monday.
"a. D. Martin, Esq, has returned to
Lexington, after spending sometime
at his Old home near Swansea.
When you wish something good to
eat-the best meatIresh groceries,
&e., 90 to M. D. Harman's grocery.
Big farmers' meeting at Leesville,
Monday, July 9th. Every farmer In
the county should be there.
Hrs. Mary a. Haltiwanger, Of Bates
burg, il visiting the family OF her son,
Mr.. D. r. Haltiwanger.
Try g pound Of sugar peanuts
something new and delicious, at
Harman's4 Bazaar.
The County Commissioners were in
session Monday and transacted bust
ness Of q routine nature;
MI. r. la. Able, of Steadman, was
here Monday as q member OF the Elk
secutive committee.
Prof. and. Mrs. Sd. Derrick, of
NeWberry, r spending Q few days at
the home Of Hon. D. =. Efrd.
Miss Ernestine Barre has returned
from 8 pleasant visit to Misses Nellie
and Ethel Caughman in Columbia.
Ma. Geo. D. Levy, 9 rising and pop
Mar young lawyer Of the Sumter bar,
spent Sunday afternoon mLexlngton.
w. P. Roofs store is always full
Of seasenable goods and the prices
are right. Go and ask for what you
want.
Prof. Thad. n. Dreher, of the Fork,
was here Yesterday attending 8 meet
inc OF the County Board Of Education.
a genial, pleasant gentleman is Prof.
Dreher.
Dr. D.. M. Crosson, ofLeesville, was
here Monday shaking hands with his
numerous friends. He was attending
the County Medical society.
MI. John p. Able, of Leesville. one
of the most progressive and inhuen-
tial citizens of that beautiful little
city, was here Saturday.
See the change in the "ad" of
Quattlebaum & Langford, of Pros
perity. This firm is thoroughly re-
liable and they carry an immense
stock, Read it!
Mrs. Lila Hendrix returned to her
home in Columbia Sunday, after q
delightful ~sojourn with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Jas. Shealy, accompanied by
her son, Tommy, of Irmo, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with the family OF
Mr.. NJ. s.. Wingard.
Lorick b Lowrance, the old reliable
wholesale and retail house Of Column
bia, have a large stock Of fruit jars
for sale at low prices, as will be e
by their display advertisement in this
issue.