The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-01


rENcIL AND SCISSORS.
Nsysids ltstss Gathered Here and
TAsrs d Z ilispateh Nan.
Ss hfssa Tsrz1 Gable spent the Yule-
tide With friends at Gilbert.
Miss Belle sbns spent the holidays
With relatives In and around LeesYliies
NJ. Lewis Roof spent Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B.
Root. 81
prnf Barnard Rawliof Washington,
spent the Christmas tide with reia-
& tives here Is
M ana Mrs. Harry A. Roberts
visited the 1atter's grand parents IN
the Fork Iast week. 8
B MI. and Mrs. 3. B. Roof, spent 9
q q few days with relatives at Chapin,
last week. IS 81. =
Mr. d. s. Wessinger, popular and
pronainent merchant OF Chapin was vas
hers aaaay or two this week.
Don,t forget to attend the clerks
:ss & aales Monday. a. lot Of other proper
ty viii also be sold, 5ss
Il ia Dreher, Esq. attended the
Shnler- -Stoude denmire wedding at Sell
wood on Thursday !, !.
g.sLI IEargle, OF Delmar, one OF
the best men in the land was mere
1 saturday on matters OF business
Ess5g Tsav. 81. D. Quick win preach in,
s xhA Mathodist church here Sunday
aftarnoon at $50. Allsare invited
IS Nessrs. S. Rufns Smith and Job
Hallman. two prospe pereus young am 9:
ers of Black Cree were mere MOD MOB
day.
willie d. Harman, superinten-
dent of the Augusta Lumber 90,
sDent So Sunday ia town with relatives.
NJ cnbut 3 substantial citizen
ssn1,ds nood man on r.. u. %. ~, Gilbert
& & paid as 5 pleasant call yesterday I
5. i. Roof from near Oak Grove,
55Vas ia town yesterday and cid nor
& Sorret his dues ii the printing Office.
{ M ~. Il. Lucas, Of 11mund, called
60 ~ "a yastaraay and left his dellar
s fnr anhscription to The Dispa
Silas Hallman, honest and
Sl1,,nnant iin al things, called TO see us,
MoudaY and paid for his paper.
IL sanding ID change ofa1dress sub
sori ihers aye reminded thatit is abso-
4 5stsly essesssss 70 send name OF your
nla post
I Dr. &. ii. sheaiy spent the holidays
with relSiyes inl bhe Fofa ana VIZ.
messed the 1hAler-s udenmire mar
IS Mid gA nnie Lou Harnan gave 3
1 sSvsrEA an Friday, to which q large
humber of her young friends were m,
Viited,,
s 5WsrtAINFEDlTo buya FOOD second
..,,d - COTTON tsb oin, about 20 saws, also
feeder and press. Apply at Dispatch
Nfsssaa Leora and Hattie Hook and
Master Ross Hook, yof Irmo, visited
I tha family Of Sheriff Corley Saturday
and Sunday s
MI. q. NAL Harraan left with l bus
family last Thursday for A.aDama,t
!, where. they will make their fusure
home.
Mrs.. Ne. W. Meetze, and daughter,
miss Annie Martha, spent Christmas
\ IL Augusta, the guests OF Mrs. Cnas. i
%B. Harman.
Miss Ernestine Graichen, the bright
and beautiful young daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. J. Ct Graichen, is visiting
& friends here. s.
AN those desiring good land with
plenty OF good timber, should attend
the Dooley Land sale tomorrow. see
advertisement elsewhere. 81
Messrs. Fred and Edwin George,
who have been rairoadlng IN Aiar
bama for sometime past, are Ylsitlng
the home folks here. sss i l5
Mr.. j. CHI. Raueh and daughter,
8 Miss Rosa, of Saluda, and MI. J.s =.
3 Rauch, of Rock Hill, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Rauch.
Mr.. Robert Bowe, the ever popular
superintendent of the Palmetto MILL
in Columbia, spent portion OF the
]. holidays in Lexington.
Messrs. Byron and Logan George,
who have been in Pennsylvania Tor
the past several months, are on a
/ visitito relatives here: u
Be sure to have your dues to The
Dispatch ready for the editor. See
! the schedules and govern yourselves
accordingly.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. E. Hendrix and
Miss Clara Rawl went to SelWood last
Thursday to witness the marriage Of
Miss Rosaline Shuler and Mr.. Charles
,Stoudenmire.
The editor will accompany Auditor
Dent on his usual rounds over the
county. We will begin at Irmo on
{ Monday afternoon, and we trust the
peopleswillmeet Us promptly.
Mr.. John T. Sawyer, prominent
laymen of the Baptist church and a
resident Of Batesburg, attended the
Baptist Union here Saturday and
Sunday.