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

Miss Lila RhCden will have her
millinery opening on the 18th and
18Th. Read her ad. which appears
elsewhere in these cU.unns.
Mr.. Bachman Kyzer, from the Black
Creek section, was in town Friday.
Bachman is one of the best farmers and
citizens of his section.
Our old soldier friend, Mr.. a. T.
Kistler, of Confederate home, Of Co.
lumbia, came in to see US Thursday, he
saws that he cannot do without the
Dispatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Shockley and
! little daughter, Fredna, returned last
| week from visit to their parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. =. F. Cromer at New
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Haltiwanger,
| little daughter, Mary James, son, Ru-
|, fus and..Sheriff Miller motored to Pei
ion Friday and spent the day with
Mrs. Lessie Fort.
We noticed Mr.. Noah Monts, of
the Hilton section, was in town Satur-
day selling cotton. Mr.. Noah is clev-
er man and good farmer.
Our old friend, Henry P. Roberts,
from the long ago was here Saturday.
He is type of pure gentleman and
a good man.
Mr.. J. A.:.Kaminer of Switzerneck,
was here on business Saturday.
Mr.. D. E. Hammond, one of the
leading business men of Gilbert, paid
us a pleasantsscall while here Monday.
Read bis ad. in this issue.
Mr.. J. Al Calk, .one Of our best far
mers and substantial citizens, was here
Saturday.
Among those who attended "Mut
and jeff at the Columbia Theater
Thursdav.nigh were Mr.. and Mrs. F.
T. Bibb, Misses Ada Williams, Hattie
Shealy and Pearle Long, Messrs F. W.
Shealy, Cromer Oswald, Robert Earl
and Sam Buckley
Miss Louise, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Rushton, was taken to the hospital
in Columbia the latter part Of last
week to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis. We are glad to note that
she Is getting along nicely.
Mr.. P. @. Shealy, a good man ON
Leesville route 5, was here Monday.
Mr.. James K. Swygert. one of the
best men and a model farmer of the
Blue church section, is juror at court.
| 1t is fact, that you never meet a
more clever. man than Mr.. J. Kelly
CAN'T, near Steedman's most promi-
nent citizens, was here at court this
week.
Mr.. Ezel Koon, of Chaplin, one of
the best all-round machinists in the
county, was here Monday.
Mr.. Perry Hall, of Steedman, one of
the best mill men and all-round good
fellows in his section, is in attendance q
at court..this week.
Mr.. P. B. Quattlebaum, good citi-
zen Of LeesYille, is here on the grand
jury.
B. F. Goodwin, one of the best
men in the CASTOR section, is here at
court.
Our friend, MIG. Oaughman, one of
the squarest and. best merchants at
Brookland, Twas in town Monday at
court.
Batesburg' s..fearless and pure type
of man, Policeman Darby, was here
among the crowd Monday.
DIR. James-sCrowson, always on to
HE job, rolling pills, and whose jovial
manner is good for the blues, was here
Monday,
Mr.. W. II. Wannamaker, one of the
Sandy Run boys and pure type of a
gentleman, is now on the grand Jury.
TWO GOOD MULEs-For Sale.
| Apply at once.
James Caughman.
Lexington Route IS
Don't forgetssyour dues at the Dis
patch Office while here at court.
Gentlemeniyou are extended cor
dial welcome to come in to see US
while here attending court this week.
The pleasureswill be ours to have you.
! Open Buggies: cash;
| Top Buggies 81. so cash :;
A few secondhand Buggies at what
you think they are worth.
Gregory Conder Mule Co.,,
Columbia, S. G..
Col. J. H. Frick and his efficient