The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-02-15

Mayor Sam P. Roof continues t
improve.
Miss Ella r. Price has our thank
for her renewal for another year.
Mr. W. NJ. Marchant, one OF ou'
prompt paying subscribers of Brook
land. made US pleasant call while IL
town Monday ..-
Mr.. John E. Betchman, of Whit
Rock leading citizen Of that section
has joined the Dispatches large family
of readers.
Mr.. 4. J. Sturkie, of Swansea, ha'
our thanks for his renewal by mail.
"Just like a letter from home
That is what they say about the gooo
old Dispatch.
Mr.. w. A. Crout. substantial citi.
zen of Gilbert, kindly sends US his
dollar by mail.
Mr.. L. N Gates, of Brookland. was
jn town Monday. A clever man is
Mr.. Gates.
Mr.. L. W. Hay, a good citizen Of
Swansea. while attending court Mon
day, called In to see us.
Prof. Thad W. Dreher, of the Fork,
and one Of the beat educators in the
county, was here Monday and did not
forget the printers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A Roof and little
daughter of Columbia, spent the week
end with the latter's parents, Sheriff
and Mrs. P. H. Corley.
The Hon. VIM. j. Thurmond, former
solicitor Of this circuit, and one Of the
foremost lawyers of the State, was
here on legal business Monday.
Mr.. @. Ernest Livingston, a popular
salesman for the L. D. Cullum Co.. of
Bateshurg, was here on MONDAY.
Bring or send US that dollar when
you come to court next week.
Rev. Arthur r. Taylor, one of our
FIRST subscribers and life long friend,
dropped in and renewed his paper for
the forty-first year, last Wednesday.
Arthur ia good MAJ; and is engaged
in good work.
The family of Capt. L. w. Redd has
moved to Calhoun Falls. in Abbeville
county, where the Captain holds q
!. lucrative position with the Calhoun
Mills. Lexington's loss is Calhoun
Falls gain.
Read the bank statements published
last week and this. Onr banks are
sound and thoroughly reliable.
The quarterly conference of the
Methodist church was held here Sat
urdaY.
Send US newsy items from your Sec
lion.
Mr.. J. l.. Mimnaugh, the prince
merchant of Columbia, has gone north
to buy new goods for his greater de-
partment store. He always secures
the newest and best out for his trade.
Mr.. James D. Langford, one Of the
cleverest fellows that ever lived. came
down from I.eesville on Mondav to
attend 2 meeting of the county board
OF registration of which he is
member.
Mr.. w. Boyd Evans, of Columbia,
one Of the leading attorneys of the
State, was in town recently on legal
business.
Miss Alma Long. the attractive, ef-
ficieht and popular operator of The
Citizens Telephone company, spent
Sunday in New Brookland, the guest
of friends.
Mrs. Gus Lorick visited relatives in
New Brookland Sunday.
FOR SALE-Two Barred Plymouth !
Rock cockerels, 81 each.
Rice B. Harman.
The Rev. Mr.. Stirewalt, who was
for several years Lutheran missiona-
~ in Japan and who is now working |
In this country in the cause of mis- |
sions, filled the pulpit in st. Stephens |
Lutheran church on Sunday night and |
delivered 8 strong and eloquent dis |
course. T.. :.
Large, hardy, early Cabbage Plants |
the choicest ever sold here,
Kaufman Drug Co.
Mr. Haskell Reeder, prominent
young man from Edmund, was in |
town Monday on matters of business !
and gave The Dispatch a pleasant and
profitable call.
Mr.. D. g. Hammond, a popular
merchant and clsver gentleman of Gill
bert, was in town Monday.
Mr. r. L. Ke;sler, of Gilbert, one of
the best men that ever lived, was here
on Monday, having come down in his
handsome little car.
FOR SALE-Old Methodist church
building at Lexington, also lot with
same, 75x75 feet. Answer quick.
Alfred j. Fox, real estate ara :.-suc-
ance, LexiEgtc~
h'~. : ....e Martha Meetze, the
charming and talented daughter of
Mrs. M. W. Meetze, has returned to
the College for Women to complete
her studies in vocal culture. Miss
Meetze will be one of the pretty grad
mates in June.
Mrs. G. u. Efrd, who has been con-
ined to her room with a severe at
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