The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-07-02
Local and Personal.

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the guest of Mr.. Kinsler Roof Sunday.
Miss Ernestine Barre is visiting Miss
Martie Boyle in Sumter.
Mr.. Edwin G.. Dreher has gone to
Baltimore to buy up his fall goods
All kinds of fresh tea cakes and ice
cream cakes atsHarman's Bazaar.
Mrs. F. L. Schwartz and son, Laird
were visitors to Columbia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bachman Amick, of
the Dutch Fork, spent Monday with
Mr.. w. j. MeCartha ard family.
Mrs. Charles II. Drafts is visiting the
the parents of Mr.. Drafts, at the Drafts
Hotel, Of our town.
Misses Louise and Inez Rushton are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Minus in
Branchville.
Mr.. Ben Sawyer, of Columbia, spent
few days here with his brother, DR..
Albert Sawyer.
DR.. P. II. Shealy, Mrs. Shealy and
little Grace have returned from the
Isle of Palms.
Mr.. Casteila Goodwin, prominent
merchant Of CASTOR was in Augusta on
business during the week.
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MIR. Hamp Lorick, a former resident
of Irmo, but now merchant Of Colum-
bia is initown today.
Mr.. Charlie Smith one of the Dutch
Forks progressive farmers was in
town Monday.
Hon. w. III. Sharpe has returned
from Augusta where he went On legal
business.
Misses Veda Barre and Mary Susan
Roof have returned from Columbia,
where they visited friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. George
have returned from the mountains of
North Carolina delighted with their
stay.
A number of Lexingtonians enjoyed
an excailent barbecue at the Long old
MILL given by Mr.. Charlie Roof, last
Wednesday.
Miss Lila Bell Harman after visit
Of few weeks to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Harman, has returned to
Aiken. ~
The South Carolina Bankers asso.
cistion will hold their annual conven-
tion July 10 : 10 at Lake Toxaway, N.
C.
Mr.. W. j. Lowman, one of the
Forks best citizens was here today
and called to see Us. Mr.. Lowman is
an industrious farmer and no better
man lives.
Mr.. John Rauch, father of Mrs. w.
E. Black and Mrs. B. 81. Barre of our
town, residing in salnda, was among
the old Confederate veterans that
went to Gettysburg.
Mr.. P. e. Monroe, the newly elected
president of Summerlsnd College was
here Sunday and Moncay looking after
the interest of the college. While
here he was the guest of Rey, Risinger.
Misses Josephine and Gladys Brown
the stsrsctive.daughters of Rev. T. S.
Brown, of Burlington, N. c.. are Wis
iting Misses Allene Harman and Veda
Barre.
Messrs w. D. Dent, A. J. Fox, B. D.
Clark, Haskell Reeder, Leland and
George Hartley, Henry Shull and
Evans Hallman made up the Lexing-
ton colony that visited Savannah and
Tybee Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Hartley, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Hartley, of Lexington
depot, who now holds the responsible
position Of Station master at Tampa,
Fla, has returned to his post after
visiting the home folks here.
Joseph Lyon, of Columbia, proprietor
of the famous candy kitchen and soda
parlor, spent a few days last week with
Mr.. Lonnie W. Harman and family,
living in the Fork. near Chapin.
Miss Lucille Glenn returned to her
home in Gastonia, N. c., Friday, after
spending sometime with Miss Cora
Smith and other friends in apd around
Lexington.
Mr.. Willard Kyzer, son of former
Supt. OF Education J, e. R. Kyzer,
was here last Thusday. He graduated
from Clemson, ranking well in his
class, and being ''chip of the old
block" we predict bright future for
him.
Mrs. B. D. Clark has returned from
Keysville, Ca, where she has been
visiting relatives. We are sorry to