The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-02-19
PERSONAL.
Gathered Here. There and
Everywhere.

0aGuSISO heIe. i uSIS dAu
Everywhere.
T. Daggett Ogilvie has returned to
Conway, S. G.
Mrs. A. F. Gillian and little son are
visiting in Lexington.
Mrs. w. J. McCartha and children
spent Monday in town.-Batesburg
Advocate.
Miss Winnie Harman has returned
from weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Columbia.
Barney Evans, Esq, of the Columbia
Bar, was among the visiting attorney
in attendance upon court Monday.
Senator W. II. Sharpe was in Lex
ington Monday, having business in
court.
Mr.. Henry Williams, assistant to
General Superintendent of tie South
ern Railway, died at his home in Co.
lumbia Sunday after a long illness.
Judge Drafts issued yesterday a mar
riage license to Mr.. Jefferson Shealy
and Mrs. Paul P. Clarke, of Clark's
Mills section.
Mr.. D. F. Drafts, of Hollow Greek,
was in town yesterday and dropped in
to see Us and added his name to the
Dispatch list.
Mrs. N. A. Austin, from Danbury,
Conn, is on an extended visit to Mrs.
L. I. Hammer. at City Hotel, Uolum-
bia, s. O.
Messrs. D. S. Henderson and W. NJ.
Schwartz, of Columbia, were visitors
here Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. E. Harmon were in
town Monday. DR.. Harmon was an
important witness IN court.
Mrs. Carrie Cayce, of Cayce, was
among those who visited the Dispatch
Office Tuesday.
Mrs. Meyer and attractive daughter,
Miss Clevie, of Johnston, are spending
the week with Mrs. A. o. Wilson.
Mrs. W. E. Garrett, formerly of
Asheville, N. O., has sold out her
Hotel in Ashevllle and is now resid-
ing in Macon, Ga.
3. Mr.. S. A. Matthias, the accomodat.
ing postmaster and prominent mer-
chant of Irmo, was in town Monday.
Mr.. s. M. Coogler, of the Dutch
Fork, and one among the Oldest SUBJ
scribers to the Dispatch paid US a
pleasant call Tuesday.
Mr.. Perry Caughman, of the firm of
Caughman Bros, Columbia, has re-
turned from the Western markets
with fresh lot OF horses and mules.
Call early and make your selection.
Mr.. Walter J. iMcCartha, manager
of the Enterprise Hardware Co., and
family now occupy the F. O. Corley
residence on the Leaphart road and
Mr.. Corley has moved to the Maj.
Meetze homestead at Lexington depot.
Mrs. Lula Beelsnd, nes Drafts, of
Macon. Ca. is visiting Mrs, Addie
Kaufman. Mrs. Beeiand has many
friends and acquaintance in Lexing-
ton where she was born and reared to
womanhood, who will be delighted to
learn that she is among Us again.
Lorlck & Lowrance, of Columbia,
who have so long and so satisfactory
catered to the wants of the people
of Lexington, ale still doing business
at the same old stand and solicit the
continued patronage of our people.
Our popular Supennt endent of Edu-
cation, Mr.. H. L. Harm an, is taking
a great interest in the educational in,
terest of Lexington and is sparing no
time in doing all he can to further the
cause of which be is at the head.
This week he is in the Fork visiting
the schools over there.
While playing with his companions
Sunday, little Samuel, the bright son
of Mr.. Samuel B. George had the
misfotune to breake the bone in one
of his legs. The little fellow is doing
as we'll as could be expected and is
bearing his sufferings like the hero
he is.
On account of the extreme illness of
DR.. w. M. Duncan, Presiding Elder
of Columbia District, he was unable
to I'LL his appointment here Saturday
and Sunday. DR.. Daniels, of the Co.
Inpohia ColIepe came over and preach.