The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-03

Mr.. Frank Price, progressive and
popular farmer Of Hollow Greek, was
here. Monday.
Mr.. L. 8. Matthias, one Of the lead
ing s f.necc'c-s end ;ecr..le- s:,c:cess
men of the county, was here Monday
on business. Mr.. Matthias is one OF
tha hast men IN the cnnnty. He. has
raised large useful and influential
family of SONS, Augustus 81. Matthias
being q ssociated with him in business
and DR.. r. E. Matthias and DR.. j.
Homer Matthias, all prominent and
business and professional men.
+ DR.. Rice B. Harmsn and II. O.
Oswald spent delightful day in Aiken
Sunday, having made the trip in DR..
Harmsn's handsome Buick roadster.
Prof. ": E. Black attended the
Summesland college commencement
this week and he reports the COM
mencement was 6ne.
b Misses Aline Harmsn Cecil Barre,
Vera Corley- and Annie Csughnaan
have returned from Winthrop college
to spend vacation with their parents.
FOB SALE-One broken three.year
old mule. .,.-.
Enterprise Hardware 90.
Mr.. John Spires was in town MOI
day on business before the County
Board Of Commissioners.
Mr.. A. B. Quatslebsum, Of Stead:
man, and Felix g. Burgess, OF
Ssmasia, were here Monday attending
theseounty executive committee.
The colored people were largely in
attendance On Sunday to the District
Conference Of the A. II. e. church on
Depot street In town. They were here
in wagons, buggies, carriages and ao'
tomobiles, passing and repsssing al
most the entire day.
Mr.. w. E. Glascook, salesman for
Baker Bros, Wholesale glass factor OF
Baltimore, spent. Sunday with his
mother-in-law, Mrs. G. M. Harman
and family. Mr.. Glascock is one Of
the most popular men on the road,
and makes friends wherever ho goes.
Ex-Sheriff P. 81. Corley was on
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.
Corley, at the old horne, on Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel B. George motored over
to Columbia with his family on Sun
day.
Mr.. Thomas J. Buff was one of the
prominent citizens here sale day from
the Delingo section.
PEAS FOR SALE-Fifteen bushels
of Iron Seed Peas, at 1925 per bushel.
Apply to S. F. LGNG.
Lexington, S. O., R, F. D. 81
Miss Lucy Daniel Wingard, of Con-
verse college is spending vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brook J.
Wingard.
The sudden and unexpected death of
Mr.. D. Ike Shealy while sitting on
the second floor of the Home National
Bank Building on Monday afternoon,
reminds us of the fact "that in the
midst of life we are in death.'' The
death of Mr.. Shealy was great
shock to everybody in town. A good
man has gone to his reward.
- have a Keystone Drilling
m achine, six inch, and am well pre-
pared todrill your well on short notice.
Anyone needing a we'll drilled, consult
me. Machine is now located in the
Jail yard. JNO. J. STU Ii,
3I-pd. Gilbert, 5. 0,
Solicitor Zimmerman is in Colum bia
this week attending the general ses-
sions court for Richland county. It
is understood that he has been engaged
to defend T. B. Roach, thewell-known
Columbian who, it is alleged, shot at
DR.. Lewie A. Griffith a night or two
before the municipal election held
few weeks ago.
Preaching-We are requested to an
bounce that there will BE preaching at
the Baptist church Sunday at II q. m.
and o'clock p. M, by Rev. j. +.
Steele.
Don't.forget that you are welcome
to our Office when you come to court
next week We are always glad to
see our friends from every section Of
the county. And if you are not al
ready subscriber to The Dispatch we
would remind you that now is good
time to join che band-wagon. The
county campaign will soon be on and
you will want to know who is who.
The Dispatch, as has been it's custom,
will give the news freely and imparti-
ally and you can make no mistake by
subscribing now.
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