The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-19
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Gathered Here. There and
Everywhere.
Mr.. Alfred j. Fox made business
TIP to Columbis Wednesday.
Mr.. a. R. Oxner has moved from
Leesville back on the farm.
Mr.. M. n. Hook, of New Brookland,
was in town Thursday on business.
Miss Ruth Efrd has been on visit to
friends and relatives at Newberry.
Mr.. Samuel P. Roof was in Colum-
ola MondaJ on business.
Daniel c. Roper has been confirm
ed First Assistant Postmaster General.
Mr.. Geo. q. Roof enterprising bus
mess man of Bars. ran over to Colum-
bia on business Thursday.
Mr.. Haskell Shull the model farmer
and merchant, from Hollow Creek was
in Columbia Thursday.
Col Edwin F. Strother, a safe and
sound attorney Of Batesburg, was in
our town Tuesday on business.
Mr.: Hendrix Roberts of Lexington
Route paid business trip to Colum-
bia Thursday.
Our joyial and genial friend, also a
prominent merchant of our town, Mr..
Rhude Roberts was in Columbia Thurs,
day.
Mr.. J. Sol Miller from the Elsie sec.
ton, farmer, naval store manufacturer
wss in Columbia Thursday.
Mr.. James E. Dunbar. large planter
of the Pelion section, was in town
Monday.
Miss Ruth Wilson, of Columbia, was
the admired guest of Miss Elvira Har-
man Saturday ahd Sunday. L
Miss Bessie Klapman Of New Brook.
land, was the guest of Miss Ada Viii
liam Sunday,
We are pleased to hear that our
friend Frank W. Shealy is impsoveing
nicely at White Springs, Florida.
"a School Girl in the Leesville
News-Advocate says that Miss Sue
Uorley is getting along nicely with the
st. John school in Hollow Greek. is
A big revival meeting was COM
menced at Swansea last Sunday.
Rev. a. w. Whitaker is assisted by
ReY. W. P. Marlborough.
The Governor has paroled Cnrley
Smith, negro, who was convicted IN
Lexington on the charge Of grand lar
ceny in January, 1912 and sentenced
to eighteen months on the gang.
Mr.. Charlie Corley has the contract
for remodeiing and repairing the oper-
tiye,s houses on Factory Hil apd now
has force of hands at work there.
We learn that Mr., D. B. Rawl has rent
ed the Lutheran parsonage temporarily
and viii moveto our town. Glad to
have them among US.
Hon. D, Frank Edrd was shaking
hands with friends in town Tuesday.
Frank is one of Lexington county's
best informed and most progressive
farmers.
Ike Marks, the genial manager OF
Edelstein & Co., of our town, made
business trip to Sumter Monday and
Tuesday. He is a hustler, always
Johnny on the right spot.
Sheriff Sim J. Miller arrested j. F.
Gregg, of the lower section OF the
county last Thursday on a warrant
charging him with practicing medi.
cine without license. he is l cked
up in jail.
Mrs. John D. Ricard died at her
home In nsBatesburg Saturday morning.
She was buried in the cemetery at
that place Sunday. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Black, Miss 81.
len Hendrix, Hiss Mary Wingard, Miss
Kate shuli and Miss Matte Brown
attended the State Teachers Associs.
ton In Golnmbis Last week.
We were pleased to meet our friend
]. E. Haltiwsnger, Of chapin, while
in Columbis Friday and to learn that
he has . fourishing school at
Lamar.
Miss Kate Wingard and her friend
Miss Carrie B. Stricken OF Swansea
spent the week end with Miss Wing
oyS3sa a;atar MIRA. Abr2m Stork and