The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-04
AROUND ABOUT TOWN
. Local PARAoRAPHs PICKED UP .
MERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE

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day.
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". Z :hea, T. A. Dillon and
D. L. David spent Friday
gin ~ Co lmbia on New County
Miss Nina Afford left Sunday
night for Baltimore to purchase
spring millinery for L. c. Brady
Company.
Morris Fass left Saturday
night for the north to buy spring
goods. Mr. Fass will stop over in
Washington and witness the
inaugural ceremonies.
Mrs. E. L. Moore was called
to Nichols Thursday to attend
the funeral services of her aunt,
Mrs. Coleman, who died We'd
nesday night.
AS many of the companions can
not be present, there will be no
convocation of the Dillon Chapter
No. 46, Royal Arch Masons, next
Monday night, March 8.
Rev. w. c. Kirkland is conduct
ing protracted meeting at the
Methodist church this week. The
services are held every afternoon
and night and the public is cor
daily invited to join in this week
of worship. The services will be
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kirkland.
A representative of the Alumni
Association of the G. F. College
of Greenville. S. c., will meet
Dillon in the near future for the
purpose of organizing a club in
this county. All graduates and
students of this institution are
requested to send their names and
addresses at once to Miss Ruth
Allen, Dillon, S. c.
Mr.. WILSON Snipes was in town
Friday representing the Pee Dee
Mutual Fire Association of Null
Inns. The. association is writing
business in Marion and Horny
counties and is meeting with much
success. They carry quite a lot
of insurance in the two counties
and have never yet failed to pay a
loss.
The chancellor commander of
Dillon Lodge No. 81, Knights of
Pythias requests The Herald to
state that the Lodge will convene
at $50 instead of 8 O'Clock, next
Thursday night. The change in
time is made in order that the
members may attend the services
at the Methodist church: There
is work to be done in the first and
second degrees and full attend
ance is desired.
Lieut.. A. F. Carter, U. S. N.
is at home on a ten days furlough.
Lieut.. Carter accompanied the At
lantic Fleet on its great cruise "a
round the world and landed at
Norfolk last week. While at tar
get practice at Manila Bay Lieut..
Carter broke the worlds record
at long range shooting. He was
accompanied back from Norfolk
by his sisters, Misses Kate and
Mary Carter and Mr.. Willie Car
ter who went up to witness the
homecoming of the fleet.
The Herald has received quite a
number of substantial replies to
the statements sent out several
weeks ago to subscribers in ar
rears. Many of our subscribers
paid up their back subscription
and then paid in advance. To
those who have RESPONDED we feel
truly grateful. but there are sorpe
others who have paid no attention
to the statements. 1t is costing
lots of money to publish The Her
aid and we trust that those of our
subscribers still in arrears will
pay up at once and not force us to
send out additional statements.
1t is small matter to the individ-
s'al subscriber, but it means a
sfeat deal to us in the aggre-
sate.