The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-07-16
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
Miss Doaie Corley is in, Colurbia
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. I. Hammer.
Miss Sadie Raysor, of St. Matthews,
is visiting Miss Annie Martha Meetze.
Mrs. Ellen Corley is slightly im-
proved after several weeks of illness.
Mr.. Frank Raysor. of St. Matthews,
is the guest of Mr.. Julian Meetze.
Ex-senator D. M. Crosson was in
town Monday.
Mrs. T. R. Keisler was visitor to
Oolumbia Tuesday.
Mr.. Kinsler Roof spent Sunday in
Columbia.
Hon. D. F. Efrd has purchased a
new Ford touring car.
Mr.. Chas. A. Geiger spent one day
last week in Columbia.
Miss Zulienne Mitchell, of Leesville.
is visiting Nr. Scott Hendrix.
Mrs. Lonnie w. Harman and daugh-
ter, Miss Wilhemenia, of Chapip, were
visitors here Friday.
Mr.. S. D. B. Lever, one of Ohapin's
pioneer planters, was in town Friday
and gave us pleasant call.
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A large and well selected stock from
which to select dry goods and dress
goods at Canghman-Keminer Go.
Mr.. Jesse Roland, a substantial
farmer of route 4, was a city visitor
Friday.
DR.. Rice B. Harmon has returned
from the meeting of the Pharmacueti-
cal Association at Glenn Springs.
Mr.. L. D. Cullum, Batesburg's
clever and leading merchant, is at
Glenn Springs for his health.
IS Mr.. r. n. Senn, one of our best citi-
zens, living in the Hebron section,
was here Monday.
When in Columbia be sure and call
on VIM. Platt & Son and see the lat
eat things in fashionable millinery.
Mr.. Paul j. Wessinge-, prominent
business man Of Brookland, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. l.. s. Trotti, the popular and
efficient cashier OF the Bank OF Brook
land, was in town Monday.
AT his palatial country home at Ed
mnnd, Senator Sharpe entertained q
number Of his friends Sunday.
Messrs. Henry Hailman and Fred
Craps, two Of Gilbert's substantial
citizens. were in our town Thursday.
WANTED few. bushels of seed
peas, any variety, will accept them
on subscription. THE DISPATCH.
Miss Lula FAINT, of Columbia. has
been visiting her uncle, Mr.. James
w. Corley.
Mr. A. J. Fox, cashier of the Home
National Bank, spent Sunday at the
Isle OF Palms.
Miss Pearl CLARK left Sunday morn
ing for Winthrop college to visit
friends.
Miss Annie Lou Harnan spent the
day pleasantly at the Isle of Palms
Sunday.
Misses Lila and Leila May Sawyer,
of Wards, are visiting Misses May
and Annie Lou Taylor.
Caughman-Kaminer Co. is the best
place to get groceries and plantation
supplies.
Miss Cieve Meyer, of Johnson, is
visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Mollie
Wilson, and friends here.
Mr.. w. E. Corley, an industrious
farmer and good citizen, who resides
on route out from Lexington, was in
town Monday.
For shoes, hats, dress goods, notions
and everything carried in stock in an
up p-to-date dry goods store call on VIM.
Platt & Son when you 60 to Columbia.
Mrs. L. I. Hammer and son, John,
mortored over Saturday afternoon
from Columbia and spent some time
with her relatives and many friends.
MIR. J. D. Shockley returned to his
home in Columbia Sunday after a
weeks visit with his son, Mr.. G. B.
Shockley.
Miss Iceoline Rarman left Sunday
morning for Columbia where she will
spend several days with friends and
relatives.
For freshest and highest grade
family groceries and country produce
at moderate prices 60 to Andrew j.
Matthias