The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-12-04
3n1rcI1 And SCISSORS.

a large crowd 0I Ylsl0QIS IA ooWA
MondSy s.
Nose s the change ID advertisement
Of Lpsick & IoWrance in this issue.
Editor G.. M. Harman is attending
fhe Lutheran conference in Columbia.
Albert NJ. Boozer, Esq, was over
from Columbia Monday on Legal bus
iness.
iii. Edwin g. Dreher is in attend
ance upon the q. 8. court at Charles.
ton as q juror. SIS
Better make your selections now,
Christmas b just three weeks OF.
s7.|ss7s The Bazaar.
S. Mr. @. W. Lindler Of Chaplin is pre-
pared 10 furnish hearse to any OF his
patrons desiring one for funerals.
Nj. Lewis Roof, of sColumbia, ac-
eompanied by his friend, Mr.: George
GIbbes, spent Thanksgiving here.
5 Buy your fruit cake ingredients,
dressings for cakes, icing tubes, etc.,
at The Bazaar.
Mr. Robert Bowe, Of Columbia spent
few days here last week as the
guest Of friends.
Attorneys Belser and John j. Earle
az Columbia, were here Monday on
professional and other business.
S. A nice lot Of decorated and plain
lamps. crockery ETC., at M. d. Har-
mans. Prices low.
Mr. Brown Calhoun, a popular gem
tleman Of Augusta, was a Sunday and
Monday visitor to Lexington.
Before placing an order for any kind
of job printing. Call or write The
Dispatch Office.
Fitzmaurice has change Of adver,,5
tisement in this issue that will be OF
interest to bargain hunters.
Mr. b. ;. Wingard left Wednesday
for Washington to take up his duties
as private secretary to Hon. A. =.
Lever.
fr. and Mrs. Garfield Caughman,
OF Columbia, spent Thursday with the
formers parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jas.
Canghman.
Miss Elizabeth Harman has been
confined to her bed for several days
with severe case Of Grippe, at the
residence Of CT. NJ. Harman.
y9oddina, Christmas and birthday
presents In great variety Just open.
@ up at Tho Bazaar.
Mr.. J. p. Copeland, q prominent
and successful business man and
farmer of Baxter, was here Monday
on business.
Subscribers wishing their paper
changed should always give their old
post Office. Please bear this in mind.
4 Dr.. ). J. Wingard accompanied
Mrs. j. Wesley Price to the Columbia
hospital Monday for an operation for
gall stones.
Miss Frances Bull, a stately and
facinating young lady of Columbia,
spent Thanksgiving with her friend,
Miss Martha Hendrix Caughman.
Miss Essie Efrd, the accomplished
musical instructor of the Batesburg
Graded Schools, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents here.
Quite crowd of Lexingtonians
spent Thanksgiving in the woods in
search Of game but, we have not heard
OF any s'great big bags'' being captur-
ed.
Rev. Jacob Wessinger is teaching
large school at the Cross Roads, (at
Mr.. Thos, Shealy's) below Little
Mountain, and is doing fine educa-
tional work for this community.
Mr.. Tally Keisler has begun the
erection Of a beautiful cottage on his
lot on Main street, recently purchased
from Mr.. s. B. Roof.
ladies, call at The Bazaar and soc
the many beautiful articles Just open.
Cd. Make your selections no,H.s
Our friend Woodward D. Hill, of the
Fork, one Of the veteran teachers OF the
county, RENTS renewal through his
friend, Clerk George. Thanks.
Mr.. F. Miller an industrious farmer
on Lexington route 4, was in town
yesterday and pleased the printers
with q dollar.
Mr.. q. w. Dooley formerly of this
county now of Acworth, Ca, dropped
in to see US yesterday and had The
Dispatch mailed to his address.
When you want harness, saddles,
cUGsS oOD y A0A4Co DoSAS3 AZ
He will save you money on anything
in his line. Change Of ad. in this is
sue.
Mr.. Jno. w. Scoill, one of the most
prominent planters and substantial
citizens of the county and resident
of Pelion, was up on matters OF busl-
ness Saturday.
Rev. A. s. Leslie was indisposed
last week and could not attend con-
ference until near the close of the ses-
sion. His many friends here will be
glad to know that he has been return
ed for another year.
Misses Caro- Efrd, Grace Redd,
MAY Boozer and Anna Martha Meetze,
beautiful little Misses from the Col
lege for Women, Columbia, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents here.
Col. G.. T. Graham, accompanied by
Messrs. Will Buckley and Jules Eleazer
of the Fork, spent a couple days fox
hunting down on Black Creek last
week. With their excellent trained
dogs-the best in the country-they