The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-01-08
SOCIETY PEOPLE
Gathered Here. There and
Everywhere.

itor in town salesday.
Mr.. Samuel Scx spent a few days
last week with his mother at Price
vile.
Mr.. Norman LaMote, Of Columbia,
spent several days with his aunt. Mrs.
e. B. Roof.
H. S. Grim, Of Swansea, was in
town Monday and paid the Dispatch
pleasant call.
P. H. Pound, good farmer and a
whole soul fellow, was seen on our
streets Monday.
MMiss Annie Lon Taylor has resumed
the sessions of her school at Barr af-
ter he holiday recess.
Mrs. DR.. P. H. shealey. Of Lexing-
ton, has recently been on a visit to
relatives in Leesville.
D. L. Epting, from Gilbert Route 8,
was among the pleasant callers at the
Dispatch Office Monday.
A. B. Keisler, from on Gilbert
Route 8, remembered the Dispatch
while in town salesday.
DR.. and Mrs. O. G. Ho]ley, who have
been visiting here, have returned TO
to their home in Georgia.
j. Walter Sox, from up on Gilbert
Route 8, was a pleasant caller A. :he
Dispatch office salesday.
DR.. P. H. Shealy spent recant
Sunday in Leesville visiting the t m
| ily Of Mrs. Elizabeth Derrick.
E. T. Rauch and W. D. Monts, TWO
of BalleEtine's most prominent citi-
zers were in town sales lay.
". P. Leaphart, of New BrookIand,
one of NATURES noblemen, was among
the many visitors in town Monday.
Congressman L,ver's Private Secre-
tary, Mr. B. J. Wiugard, has returned
to Washington to resume his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roof an chill
dren, Of Columbia, spent the New
Year withe family OF Mr.. E. B. Roof.
Mr.. W. W. Edward, who is in bus;-
ness in Columbia, came over last week
and spent several days with isfamily.
Mr.. Henry Meet.e, Cashier Of the
Leesvil!e National Bank, was among
those who visited Lexington Monday.
Miss Alice May Butler, OF Augusta,
Ga spent ,rtion Of her holidays
with her father, Maj. John Wilson
Butler.
Madames D. J. Griffith and B. L.
Cangnman came over from Columbia
last week as the guests Of Mrs. John
| NJ. Caughman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Harman, who
pleasantly spent the holidays with rel
atives of Mrs Harman in Baltimore,
| returned home SundGv.
j. Quincy Shealy, who resides on
Route 3. ont from this place. and one
Lexington's substantial citizens, called
to see us while in town salcsday.
Shelton Kaminer, Of CASTOR, cent
a substantial New Years greeting.
Many thanks, Shelton. Here to you,
May your shadow never grow less!
Misses May Lois Boozer and Sarah
Meetze, who have been visiting Mad
ames H. G. ManorEer and G. II. Drafts
in Augusta, Ca. have returned home.
Miss Edith BROKER charmingly en-
tertained the young people Of Swansea,
on Monday evening of last week. The
features being music and conversation
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Perry, and their |
two fascinating daughters, Of Colum.
b;a, passed through Lexington Sunday |
in their auto on their way TO LeesFllle. |
P. H. Hallman, of Gilbert, sue
cessful farmer, never forgets the Dis
patch when the time rolls around,
was in town Saturday and &c lied to see
Us.
Ernest e Harm an, who farms on
Lexington Route 5. added bis name to
the subscription list of the Dispatch.
He never made better inveslment in
his life.
Misses lceolere Harman and Julia
Buckley, accomp Anied by MIR. Cromer
Oswalt, motored over to Columbia Sun
day to attend the funeral OF the late
John Blake.
Al. Hallman, Of Leesville, was one
among many who added his name to
the subscription list Of the Dispatch
Monday. Nav he derive great pleas