The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-20

4 r. H. Thompson of Dunbarton,
Va, is spending the week in this
section with relatives.
The Civic League will hold an
meeting in DIR. D. M.
Michaux's Office this (Thursday)
at 4 o'clock.
Miss Beulah Mason who has
been spending the holidays at
home returned to Allendale Sun
S"- --c-r:ng, where she is teach
4p.'a large delegation of Dill
''"s.s . in Columbia this week
lS}I- ter the New County bill
tnal has cen put before the gen.
"rrI ass IDLY.
". ....- Mrs. J. B. Gibson have
returned from their briJsI tour
through Florida and Cp6aa aa, and a1s- s
at hcIGs G,tSassf sG tier iTGaay friends at
e Court Inn.
by Bros. have moved their
q merchandise to the VIM.
sci building, recently occupied
Go! county headquarters, where
sill be glad to see their
foj
DJ. c. Davis has sold half in
in the Dillon Insurance
Icy to Mr.. R. S. Davis. Mr..
Is will occupy the position of
ttary and treasurer in the
joy, and DR.. Davis will con-
e as manager of the company.
he Herald was unable to OBJ
! a copy of the New County
now before the general assem-
in time to publish it in this is
of the paper. However, the
4 will be published in full next
jek, and accompanying it will be
Tut of the map of the New Coun-
AT the annual election of officers
pr Dillon Lodge K. of P. the fol-
owing were elected: r. M. Lang,
?. c.; R. L. Moody, V. c; H. K.
cottingham,. Prelate; II. McRae,
M. of W.; a. K. Parham, K. of R.
& S.; M. H. Moody, M. of F.; w.
c. Bracy, M. of E.; S. F. Baily, 1.
g.; ]. q. Thompson, o. G.
A recent change in the sche-
dulles of the A. C. L. takes the
Palmetto Limited off from Dillon,
making it through train, on the
northbound journey at night. Co.
ing south it stops at Dillon in the
morning. The Palmetto Limited
stops at Latta at night, but does
not stop theve in the morning.
Trains 80 and IS will continue to
stop at Dillon as heretofore.
A private letter from High
smiths Infrmary at Fayetteville
states that Mr.. G. D. Barlow, who
is a patient at the Infirmary, is i'm
rapidly and will be able to
return home in few weeks. Mr..
Barlow stood the operation sp1en-
didly and his many Dillon friends
will be glad to know that he will
be among them again soon fully
restored to his usual good health.
AT recent conference meeting
of the Dillon Baptist church the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: w. A. Blizzard,
S. S. superintendent; w. c. Toler,
assistant superintendent; C.. II.
Burroughs, S. S. clerk and treas
urer; M. A. Stubbs, S. w. Jack
son. and w. S. Ivey, deacons; w.
Sc Ivey, church treasurer and A.
3 Jordan. chui ch clerk.
EzAs an evidence of the excellent
work Res&. w. C. Kirkland has
been ing both as pastor and
pre9cher, the board of stewards of
the Methodist church unanimously
agreed to raise his salary to $500
per year, at their regular quarter
ly meeting Friday night. This is
the second increase in salary Mr..
kirkland has received as pastor of
the Dillon Methodist church, with
out the least solicitation on his
part. Dillon now ranks as one of
the hest paying stations IN the
conference outside of the larger
cities.
q Once agr.in we must urge our
correspond ents to send in their
Copy not Ii tier than Monday night