The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-09
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| Mrs. Geo. Bell Zimmerman has re-
turned to Lexington, after most de-
lightful Christmas spent at the nome
of her mother in Anderson.
Quaker Puffed Rice is one Of the
best foods for dyspeptics; easily di-
gested and palatable. 10c package at
NJ. D. Harman's grocery.
DR.. w. H. Zimmerman, the new
president of the Lexington County
Fair association and one of the best
financiers in the State, was here Oh
Monday.
Our young friend, Billy" Hite, of
Batesburg, was here Monday attend
ing the sessions Of the Registration
Board of which he is valued mem
Der.
Mrs. DR.. E. P. Derrick, accompa-,
MED by young DR.. Derrick, left yes
terday for Columbia, where they will
visit grandma and grandpa.
Now is the best season to sell your
and other furs and I will pay highest
prices. Rice 3. Harnnan.
Miss Nell Edwards, the popular
milliner of Mrs. B. D. Clark, has re-
turned to Lexington, after spending q
mcst delightful Christmas with her
parents at Abbeville.
DR.. D. NJ. Crosson, of Leesville,
was among the visitors to Lexington
Monday. The Doctor is hale and
hearty and his many friends here were
glad to see him.
You will always find the best plain
and fancy candies, peanut, cream
cocoanut, peach and honey, mint
drops, old time kisses, crystalized
fruits in nice boxes, at the Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buckley and Mr..
Jacob Buckley, of the Fork, passed
through town Monday enroute home
from Aiken, where they had been
visiting relatives and friends.
The best play ever seen in Lexing-
ton-5he Southern Romance''-pre-
sented by the worldwide famous ac-
tors, the Charles King Dramatic com
pany, in Roofs Hall Monday night.
Mr.. Ned Bradford, Of Wilmington,
n. c., visited his father, Ex-Judge G:
S. Bradford, Monday. Ned is one of
the many Lexington young men. that
is making his mark in the CONNER
ciaI, world.
Mr.. W. D. Dent has moved into the
J. E. Kaufman residence on lower
Main street. Mr.. Dent is the newly
elected auditor and we welcome him
and his estimable family to our town.
Solicitor Geo. Bell Zimmerman left
for Columbia yesterday, where he will
take up his duties in the legislature,
it being customary for the Solicitors
of the different circuits to aid the leg
islators in preparing their bills.
DR.. W. Price Zimmerman, one of
the most successful practitioners OF
Batesburg, and noted for his genial
and accommodating disposition, was
in attendance upon the County Medl-
cal Society, Of which he is valued
member, on Monday.
Judge George S. Drafts left Monday
evening for Sandy Run where he will
today conduct the sale of the personal
Property belonging to the estate OF B
Frank Rucker, deceased.
Miss Belle Lyles, the young daugh-
ter of Capt. j. Feaster Lyles of near
Seivern, has returned to Winthrop
college, after spending the Yuletide
|. with her parents.
A postal Monday from Wye Mills,
Md, the late home of Mr.. Mercer
Brown, notified us that Mr.. Brown,
who was well known to our people,
was dead.
Mr.. II. Newton Monts, one Of the
popular and clever clothing statesmen
of the well known department store
of J. l.. Mimnaugh & Co., Columbia,
is visiting his numerous friends and
relatives in and around Lexington.
Be sure to see the Editor of the
Dispatch on the rounds with the Au-
ditor and have his money ready for
him. He does not want to miss a
single one in arrears. So please look
him np and have new subscriber for
him to add to the list.
Any subscriber to the Dispatch will
receive the Home and Farm twelve
months by paying 25c at this office.
It is one of the best farm and home
papers published. The women and
children delight to read it.
Mrs. N. L. Clark has arranged
| ribbon sale for Friday and Saturday
| at her millina~y parlors on Main
| street. A beautiful line, all colors
| and widths, at cost. Also fine line
| of ladies' readv-made skirts, at bar
gain prices. Don't fail to see these
goods before all are gone.