The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-10-29
PERSONALS and Locals.

personals and Locals.
Miss Minnie BoukDight, of Ballen-
tines, is visiting Mrs. Rhude Roberts.
Miss Sadie Tyler. of Aiken, is visit
ing her brother, Mr. M. L. Tyler.
Mr.. John Gregory was carried to a
Columbia hospital Monday to be treat
ed for q painful injured leg.
Miss Ruth Long represented Sumter
College at the Missionary Convention
here last week
Miss Saney Loney returned to her
home in Baltimore last week after an
extended visit 70 Mrs. G. NJ. Harman.
Mrs. Fannie Meetze. little son and
dadgnsaEs of Baar, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Meetzs.
Mrs. Alden Meyer and Mrs. Robert
Gibbs, of Johnson, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Will Gibbs.
MRS. Ann Hammer, of the Peters
church section, are visiting her child.
Z rem in town.
Misses Annie Lou Harman and Julia
Buckley are visitors to the State Fair
this week. 6
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Rawl, Of Bates
bnrg. wers visitors to the Fair last
week.
Miss Lottie McCartha, of Columbia,
was the guest of Miss Lizzie Caugh-
man last week.
AIRS. Jno. NJ. Taylor and children, of
Cocoa, Fla, is on.s visit to her parents
near lexington.
Miss Alice Aull, who was the guest
i of the Misses Efrd last week, returned
to her homessin Newberry Thursday.
Mrs. Delma Rhoden, of Johnson, is
spai.aiag several days with her sisters
here.
Miss Ernestine Barre attended the
Weeks biJtlsjohn wedding at Pine
wood Thursday night.
Miss Lucile Smith, of Columbia,
was the guest OF Mise Pearle Tay lor
last WeeK.
Miss Grace Zimmerman, of Camden
was the guest of Mrs. Kari Oswald
last week.
Miss Robert Bowe has returned to
her home 10 GreenYiile after 8 visit
5 TO her parents. here.
Miss Jennie CaughmaG, CT. Golum-
baa, a former Lexington girl, was here
for the eoac5y fair last week the 1
guest Of Mrs. T. P. -Meetze
Mr, and Mrs. Gown, of Mt Carmel,
and Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Rawl, OF Bates
burg, were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
B. RaWl last week.
Mesdams j. T. Harth and Luther
Garren, and children, Messrss Willie
Harth and Lamar Edmunds, Of Colum.
b were visitors, to the fair lasteWed-g !
q ay. -
eregret to note the serious illness
OF Miss Marie Long at the State Hos
pital in Columbia where she has been
in training for a few years.
Mr.. sH. f. Roof. one Of our progress
slys farmers, on route 8, was in town
ON business Friday and gave us
pleasant call. IS
We are glad to see Miss Carrie Hayes
& on our streets again, after being con-
hne0 to her room several weeks very
much indisposed.
f Rev. W. d. Quick, one the best men
that ever resided in our town and now
pastor of the Methodist church at
& Wagener, was here last week for a few
days with his family while on his way
50 Conference. ri
Master John Hammer and sisters,
( Mrs. Garrett, from Texas and Miss
Josie Kaminer, accompanied by their
4 friend, Mr. LaMare, toured to)Lexing
ton, Sunday afternoon.
IL o/>,, g.; boI lol1 -,
Roofs hall on Wednesday night was
one the most brilliant events in the
social life of the county. The dance
began at $3.50 O'Clock. Every section
OF the county was represented, and
there were 80 Or mere couples from
Columbia At.12 O'Clock supper was
served by the Ladies' School I'M
provement league.
The Burns Coacert Co. on the Scott
Hendrix lot last week presented com
& mendable performances under the
management of Mr.. Seastrlnk. The
tent would have been taxed to hold
the auditors if it had not been for the
inclemens weather almost nightly dur
ing their stay here. One drawing
feature Of the snow was the prcfering
gold bracelet in a popularity contest
The bracelet was won by Miss Matte
Bsrset.
Congressman A. Frank Lever and
wife are in town this week Frank
looks well considering the many
speeches ne has delivered and the
great work generally he has done in
Washington recently. He has made
fine representative from this district
and has looked after the interests of
our people in masterly manner.
Much legislation has been enacted in
favor OF the farmers and working
class Of people generally and every
Lexingtonian should feel proud of him.