The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-08-11

uer NacattOn at WayneSViie, ~. ".
Miss Addie Hamilton is visiting
friends at Mullins and Fair Bluff.
Misses Kate and Julia Faison of
Wilmington and Miss Eleanar Rod
dick of Red Springs are visiting at
the home of their aunt, Mrs. ]. E.
Sprunt.
The Dillon Brass Band has been
silent for several weeks owing to
the lack Of a teacher but now they
have secured the services of Prof
Smithy Henderson who has had
charge of the Hartsville band He is
with the boys now and the good peo-
pie of Dillon may on the next full
OF the moon hear music that will
thrill the hearts of the old and
young.
Mr.. W. ]. Cauthen of Ninety Six
has accepted a position with the l..
Cottingham Co. Mr.. Cauthen is a
nephew of Rev ]. A. Cauthen who
preached here some years ago.
Mrs. T. Leaholme Manning with
Master Hampton Manning, left this
morning for the mountains in Vir-
ginia where shS will be joined by
her sister. Miss Lena Hampton, and
little Miss Klyce Manning.
Prof. d. T. Kinard, the new su-
perintendent of the Dillon Public
Schools, is erecting a very hand
some residence on the lot fronting
DIR. David's residence.
The family of Chief Berry who
have been occupying the DR.. Ewing
residence on Hamer avenue return
ed to Marion last week where they
will make their home.
Miss Dora Bennett has returned
to her home in Sumter after visit
of several weeks with Miss Nina
David.
e. r. Lilies, district representa-
tive of the Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance Co., was here a few DAYS
this week.
Mrs. ]. w. Jennings and children
have returned to aBmberg after a
two weeks visit to Mrs. A. B. Jor-
dan.
Work has begun on the second
story to the Wheeler Hardware Cos
store. Mr.. ]. T. Easterling has the
contract.
Leroy Williams is building a neat
and attractive cottage at the corner
OF Washington street and Eighth
avenue
DR.. l.. R. Craig will soon begin
the erection of fine residence
on the lot in front of w. c. To-
lars residence.
j. b. Gibson will soon begin the
aSsction of a handsome residence on
"a lot next to the w. M. Hamer
amt Stdence on Hamer avenue
rouThe dance at Reedy Creek
y trings Friday night was attended
WY a large number of Dillonites.
thu
,ps The time for filing pledges in the
d Democratic primary expires at IL
S'clock meridian on August 18th.
n At the competitive examination
Theld Thursday by Supt. Lane and
Nudge of Probate Brunson the sch
olarship at Clemson was won by A.
J. Evans, Jr., the scholarship at
Carolina was won by Clark Smith,
of Little Rock, and the scholarship
at Winthrop was won by Miss Beu-
lah Sessions of Latta
n Mr.. J. T. Welch of McColl has ac-
kceptde a position with the l.. Cot
Aingham Co. For several years he
q Tas in the employ of F. P. Tatum
"a Sons at Mccall and comes to Dill
a In highly recommended.
.edAMr. and Mrs. w. c. Tolar have
e j sympathy of many friends in
cent death of their little daughter,
20 a $abeth, aged three years. The
$s00 e one was taken sick Friday and
viii early Saturday night She was
light little child, with an effec-
nate and charming disposition
tha Ter death has cast a long shad
to pr the home. The funeral was
who rom the residence Sunday af-
SUM- and the interment was made
Holly.
Mr.. OXbsionary party will be given
firstcpme of Miss Mildred Sellers
Dillon 10 which the public is invi-