The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-09-17


Creek, honest and prompt in al trans
actions, kindly sends the printers
dollar for a renewal. Thanks.
w. @. Jackson, the sage Of the
Edisto, was here attending court on
Monday.
The inimitable Joe Epting, of Hilton,
is here at court.
We we're glad to meet in town Mon
day Mr.. ReSt Younginer, who is a
valued juror this week and one of the
Forks best citizens.
Wholesouled Fred Hartley, of Sum-
NIT, is here at court.
I, Our friend. Madison Hutto, is here
serving as grand juror.
We we're glad to meet in town Mon
day our old friend, Oapt. E. Jones, one
of Batesburg's prominent citizens.
Trial Justice Blease: of Batesburg,
was here Monday attending court.
Our jovial cousin, Job @. Swygert.
made US pleasant call Monday.
Mr.. Albert R. Taylor, of Cayce. was
at court as witness against the POGO
moe Guano Co., on Monday.
Mr.. Henry Adams, one of Hollow
Creeks substantial citizens, was in the
crowd here Monday.
Mr.. David Lorick, prominent mer-
chant and good man of Irmo, is serv-
ing his last week on the grand jury.
We we're pleased to greet on our
! streets Monday DR.. j. W. Sandel,
formerly a valuable physician and
! citizen Of our town.
Mr.. J. E. Ballington, good man
and farmer of the Black Greek section
was here Monday.
Mr.. E. NJ. Taylor a young and
PROSPEROUS farmer, of the Black Greek
section, was in the crowd Monday.
Mr.. George Rish, the faithful rural
carrier out from Steedman, is at court.
Everybody knows Sid Clark, the life
of the town of Chaplin and a good
fellow, was here Monday.
Mr.. Martin Wheeler, one of the sub
stantial citizens and farmers, of the
Piney Woods, was here Monday.
Mr.. Jas. D. Langford, a clever
fellow and live wire, was among the
crowd here Monday.
Mr.. Ben Rodgers, one of the best
farmers of the Samaria section, was
here at court Monday.
Mr.. Perry B. Fulmer, a clever man
and good farmer, of Little Mountain,
is juror at court.
There is no better fellow than Geo.
Oomelander, of Peak, and we were
glad to give him hearty shake Mon
day. Heis juror this week.
Trial Justice Henry Buff, of Brook
land, was here Monday on legal busi-
ness. Henry is a fine fellow and it is
always pleasure to shake his hand.
We were pleased to meet COL E. U.
Shealy, of White Rock, who still has
the old Lexington way, here Monday.
He has had several cases and handles
them well.
Mrs. Carrie Cayce, of Cayce, noble
woman, full of life and cheer, accom-
panied by Mrs. Briggs Cayce, was a
witness against the Pocomoc Guano
Co., who's chemical waste it is claimed
has destroyed all fish in the nearby
streams, were here Monday.
Mr.. l. J. Aliewine, a good citizen,
of Irene, was here yesterday and gave
US pleasant call.
Mr.. A s. Oummalander, of Chaplin,
is attending court here this week.
DR.. Lucius Dreher, a prominent
dentist, of Leesville, was here Mon
day.
| School days School days have
come again once more.
Mr.. George L. Sease, one of the best
and most substantial farmers on Hol
low Creek, passed through Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Earl, our skilled auto
repair machinest, has painfully suffered
a few days from cat boil on his neck.
Mr.. Harry Hendrix, of Peters Sec
ton, was here Saturday selling cotton.
He has a fine pair mules, q pride on
any farm.
We have been informed py several
farmers that the sweet potato crop is
far short but prices have been good.
Mr.. G. M Hook, an industrious and
successful farmer, out on Red Bank,
sold three bales of the feecy staple at