The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-08-27
Movements Of Many People
and Brief Happenings in and
Around Lexington Jotted
Down by Society Reporter.

with Mrs. Jesse Hendrix al Leesville.
Mr.. Alfred J. Fox was a visitor to
Batesburg Thursday.
The children's day at Boiling Springs
i will be the 4th Saturday in August.
Mr. Harry Rawl is on a business
"trip TO Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr.. W. M. Schwartz, of Columbis,
spent Sunday with his mother here.
Miss Chas. E. Geiger visited Mrs.
Jessie Hendrix at Lsesville -unday.
Miss Wilhelmenia Harman, of Cha
On, is visiting Miss Hattie Seay.
Mr.. @. q. Leaphart is in Ashviile.
i. O., at the meeting Of the Real
Estate dealers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl S. Parnell, ard
children, Of Lamar, visited Mr.. D. B.
xawl and family.
Miss Jcdie Caughman, of Columbia.
is visiting her aunt, Hrs. Amanda
Leaphart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Stuart, of Co.
lambia, spent sunds1 With Misses
Il Stuarts.
Home raised ''ye old timen winter
cabbage aud turnip seed.
Harmon Drug Co.,
Mrs. T. B. Turner, of Talbotton, Ga.
= on visit to his daughter, Mrs. J. F.
Caller, here.
Miss Louise Hallman, an attractive
young lady, of st Matthews, is visiting
Mrs. Karl Oswald.
Miss Sadie Perry, of Columbia, is
The attractive. guest of Miss Elizabeth
Ggiivie.
Mrs. S. J. Leaphart and Miss Annie
Martha Meetze were visitors to Colum.
bia last Friday.
Mr. Pat Seay. a a,progressive farmer
{ Of route 2, was in town on business
Saturday.
Mr. Joe Shull, substantial far
mer Of the Hollow Greek sec.lon, was
In town Saturday.
Reach's Baseball goods at reduced
prices for the balance Of the season.
Harmon Drug 90.
Mrs. P. L. Helms and children and
Miss Pearle Stuart, of Columbia, is
visiting the Misses stuarts here,
Mr.. J. F. Lylef, a good farmer of
aeiyern, was the guest of Sheriff Mil
Ter and family last week.
Miss Viola Hook, of near Brookland,
s. has returned home after visiting aunts
near Lexington.
Hrs. u. 81. Hook and Miss Lauritha.
Hook spent Saturday and Sunday
with her son, Mr.. T. E, Hook.
Hr. J. w. Wessinger, good farmer
from Chaplin, called in to seeu while
here Monday,
Mr.. D. E. Shumpert, of Brookland
route 2, was in town Monday and paid
rs call.
Mr.. B. J. Derrick, one Of Chapin's
pioneer planters, paid us call while
here Monday.
We are glad to note the conyalence
of Mr.. B. D. CLARK, who has been con-
Aned to his room for several weeks.
Mr.. E. F. Wessinger, a progressive
farmer OF Chaplin, was in town Mon
day on business and called in to see us.
Monday, September l., Gabor Day.
the Bank of Western Carolina and The
Home National Bank will be closed.
Mr. and Mrs S. D. Shockley, of Co.
lumbia, and Mrs. Welch Wilbur, of
Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
shockley Sunday.
Mr.. Horace Corley, ticket agent of
the Southern Railway at Rock Hill,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G, E. Corley.
Misses Lizzie and Pearle Caughman
have returned home after a visit of
several days to Mrs. Tom Hook, of
Co-dmbia.
Mr.. M. D. Harman. the Revs. P. D.
Risinger and J. E. Rushton attended
the prohibition rally at Summerland
Springs Thursday.
Mr.. J. f. Lown, of Lexington route
4, has returned from a pleasant trip
spent in Hendersonville and other
mountain resorts.
Miss Erin Harman, of near Chaplin,
mas returned home after visit of sew
-eral days with Misses Vera and Annie
Corley.
Misses Marion MeEadden and Mar
tie Boyle have returned to their homes