The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-12-25
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syl,y,ids Notss Gathered Here a'd
Tiers b. Z Dsspatch Nan.

Rmss with Her parents here.
Mr. Robert Leslie, OF Woford Col
lego, Il home for the holidays.
Mr. W. D. shull dropped IN g gee
us Monday.
mrs. Eva q. Tsylor was kind enough
10 send her dues to The Dispatch.
Mr. q. NJ. Lucas called in Monday
.nd renewed his subscription
& Mr. jesse Wingardis here from Glenn
I son TO spend the holidays.
NE. Oscar 3. Derrick Of Rock Hill,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
The merry go round is furnishing 2
treat deal Of fun and amusement for
the young. these days.
s. nj. s.. P, Lindler, q good citizen of
Fairbanks, was in ntown Thursds and
4 While here called ID osee ns.
All persons Indebted 70 the firm fir OF
r. nv. Frick s. Son, OF Ghaplns musS
make payment 81 January lst 1893.
sfiss Helen Bradford and Mr. Grin
Bro1ie, 81 Clemson, are spending the
hoii viii paleuts here.
,saY sa,nd ssxs. ~. H Filler are
nlskde with Mr. Hil- HEIiiLll
] 1es,s MOI ans, eas.
IL. i. o 3 md two daughters
I Sc ia Blad sectien, were IN
! tom IN
U1e ef the
81 md presisl toR the 9
l 9i 81 4esssllls wss Hero Mchday
rnd Mn. 4esse Doney, o Fsir-' 8
& u,onut, 81, hi, asss and Mrs..
q. q. Yonnt s he depot.
prof. Busser d. Hase. IS Lsesylle,
q sss ksre 1Gpnday and callsd n 20 gee gee
Mr. John r. Able, . progressive and
! .,,tern;Ts.isr II aentlsmsn Of Lsesyille.
gsve IS & pleasaiiitt 81 n u Nonday n
III. Ed. LARSON. who was seriously
( in,ured 81 the quarry 8 feW@ weeks
3 400. Is able to be out on clutches.
Mr. ). d. King, one Of the promptest
.,sv;,o a,liaaribers on our list, was
here Monday and paid for his paper.
III order TO make . division among ami
the heirs, the stock Of 3. ". Frick 9
son, Chaplin, amounting to 1000
win be sold at and below cost for the
next so days.
Mr.. Louis Leslie, fagman on the
asouthern road, is here for Xmas with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. s. Les
lie.
We extend our thanks to all those
] who have responded to our need, and
paid for their paper during the past
week.
Rev. Joab Edwards, one Of the most
widely known Baptist ministers IN g the g
tounty and resident Of LeesviHe,
was here on Monday.
prof. Henry W. Barre and Gus
Barre, accompanied by their friend
Mr.. Julius Aull, all of Clemson, are
here for the holidays.
Mr.. Hoye Wessinger, OF Clemson,
and his sister, Miss Eunice, OF Wln.
throp, are with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yastine Wessinger, for Christ'
mas.
prot. John Hawkins, who is teach.
ing 8 fourishing school in Beaufort
county isspending the holidays with
his sister, Mrs. G. T. Graham.
wednesday, Dec. 25th. 1907, and
"Wednesday Jan. 1st., 1903, being
legal holidays, the Lexington saving
Bsak win be closed.
Mr.. James &. Rswl left Monday tx
spend the Christmas holidays witt
his two sons, Harry and Willie, a
Jacksonville. Fla.
DON'T fail to call and see the hn'
Of beautiful goods suitable for wed
ding snd other presents, at the Bazaar
They are useful, as well as ornament
a.
Prof. L. B. Haynes, president 0
Leesville College, and one OF the bes
educators in the State, was here Mon
aay and gave US a pleasant call.
Mr.. r. D. Smith, the very ehcien
book-keeper ST the Lexington Saving
Hhriafn4Q Will