The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-07-09

as IN ehe days gone by, was here Mon
day.
kr. T. F. Shealy's barbecue will be
Saturday, August 9th instead July g.
Take notice and prepare to enj'y a
good dinner on that day.
Don't forget Lonnie Harman's cue
| on the 4th Saturday the s6. You are
promised good dinner and nice
time at the Steel bridge.
Mr.. Thomas L. Harmon is snperin.
| tendent of the county fair, and it goes
without saying that it will be record
breaker this year.
Mr.. Farmer, get that exhibit in
order for the Lexington county fair,
which promises to be the greatest in
it's history this year.
Southern railways depot at Edge
field was burned on the morning Of
July 4. The building was totally de-
stoyed.
DR.. Drafts Car ~hman and sister,
Miss Isola. of Coli -nbia, motored over
to Lexington Sunday afternoon and
were the guest of Miss May Boozsr.
Mr.. r. B. Barr, one of the best men
and prominent citizens of the Selwood
section was in town Monday. His
brother-in-law, Mr.. Ollie Dreher, a
clever young man came over with him
and made us pleasant call.
It was in deed a pleasure for Mrs.
G. Nj. Harman and Miss Lila Smith
to spend Tuesday, by special invitation
with the Misses Stuarts. There kind
ness and unfounded hospitabie can
never be forgotten.
Mr.. Jacob Roberts, the wide-awake
stock dealer Of Chaplin was here Mon
day. He paid our town visit after
seeing his mother, Mrs George Roberts
who has been ill. Jake is whole-soul
fellow.
The hardware store of B. E. Will
liams. Swansea, was robbed on the
night of the 4th and some guns and
pocket knives were taken. The rob-
bers entered the store by breaking out
a pane of glass in back window.
Mr.. J. 81. Laird, very clever gentle
man, who Is one Of the faithful rural
carriers out FROM Pelion, was here
Tuesday and called to see Us. He is
stately and handsome in appearance
and his heart and soul is without any
doubt of corresponding size with his
statue.
Messr D. B. Rawl aud M. L. Tyler
had a little outing on the 4th at
Georges pond and among the visitors
and those that were there with them
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Whitten, of Bates.
burg. Mrs. Tyler, of Augusta, Mrs. D.
B. Rawl and children, Mrs. Tyler and
little daughter, Mrs. Sarah Shuler and
Frank w. Shealy.
Among those who attended the au-
tomobile races in Columbia Friday
were Messrs DR.. E. P. Derrick, W. D.
Dent, Sam Long, N. P. Shipp, Robert
Earle, Lucius Buckley, Tommie Hen
dirk, Frank Wingard and Claude Har-
man.
Messrs Fred Craps, B. A. Barre and
son, of Gilbert, stopped over in Lexin-
gton on their return from the auto
races in Columbia. Those gentlemen
are some of Uncle Sans rural route
boys and as clever and efficient carriers
as any on the road.
DR.. Rice Harmon left this morning
for Glenn Springs to attend the Phar-
maceutical Association which meets
there this week. He will remain
there till the latter part of the
week for necessitated rest and relaxa
ton.
Mr.. D. R. George after spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs. D. L.
George, of this place, has returned to
his home in Atlanta, Ga. He was ac-
companied home by his mother.
While away Mrs. George will also
visit her other sons, Dalton of Cullman
and Logan of Clantop, Alabama.
Miss Annie Lou Hudson all attract
i've young lady of Springfield, after a
weeks visit to Miss Annie Lou Taylor
returned home yesterday. She was
accompanied as far as Columbia with
Misses Annie Lou Taylor and Lila
Rhoden
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