The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
Personals and Locals.

personals anu LOCALS.
Say! See that your name is on the
club roll and also see that your neign-
boz and friends have theirs on the roll.
You are required to 60 in person. You
cannot send and have it done.
For Screens for your doors and
windows, all sizes, 60 to Oaughman'
Hammer Co.'S.
Sheriff Miller spent yesterday at
Bstesburg on official business.
Col. J. 81. Frick, the legal light OF
Chaplin, was in town yesterday.
Messrs. Henry Westmoreland and
B. L. Kirkland, of Samaris, were in
Lexington yesterday.
: Mrs. Lena Dykes has returned from
brief visit to realtives in the capital
city.
MFR. Edward L. Craig. one of the
prominent attorneys of the Columbia
Bar, spent yesterday in Lexington on
legal business.
New Dry Goods and Notions, the
latest out, at
Caughman-Ksminer Co.'S.
Hon. G. M. E6rd has been in 90
lumbia this week attending the su-.
preme court.
The chaingang is doing some effec-
tive work on the Orangeburg road be-
yond Edmund. The road to Edmund
is said TO be the best highway in the
county.
FOR SALE-A full set of Black
smith tools all in good condition, and
some material. Call on Or address w.
@. M. Berley, Lexington, S. Q. 50
Prospective candidates are reminded
that now is mighty GOOD time to
make their announcements. The Dis
patch is open to all.
Mr.. Fl. oromer Oswalt is making the
State campaign with Hon. Prank w.
SheaIy, the Lexington candidate nav
ing decided to make the several coun-
ties in his automobile.
Woods Mowers, that do the work, at
Caughman-Kaminer Co.'s.
Miss Mae Louis Boozer, one of Lex
ington's most charming, attractive and
peculiar young ladies, leaves today for
an extended visit to her friend, Mrs.
George LeFevre, at DeLeon Springs,
Fla.
Mr.. d. r. Haltiwanger, deputy clerk
of court, accompanied his chief, Hon.
Frank W. Shealy, as far as Manning
with the State campaign party last
week. Mr.. Haltiwanger will visit the
upper section Of the State about the
first Of July and will attend the annual
meeting of the South Carolina Press
Association at Chick Springs on July
s, Z, and s.
FOR SALE-One Touring Car as
good as new. One Roadeter IN excel
lent condition. Good terms
Karl F. Oswald.
Prof. W. E. Black and Miss Ellen
Hendrix are attending the Summer
school for teachers in Colum bia this
week.
The candidates for governor have
accepted all invitation to make ad-
dresses at Summerland,on july 7. 1t
is expected that a number of the other
candidates will also be present. A
monstrous barbecue will be served,
and good time is in store for all.
Stoves and Ranges, improved, at
Caughman-Kaminer Co.'S.
The county executive committee will
meet Monday, the 29sh, to arrange the
itinerary for the county candidates
It is hoped that everybody and every
section who may want campaign day
will be accommodated. Let every Sec
ton apply before the committee
Miss Anna Short left last week for
her home in Cannon, Del, after hay-
ing spent several months in Lexington.
Miss Ocey Sarratt, of Blacksburg.
is visiting her brother, Mr.. M. G. Sar-
ratt, here.
Mrs. Joe Caughman was visitor to
Columbia Monday.
DR.. r. B. Harman, Mrs. Lena Dykes
and Miss annie Lou Harman motored
to Batesbnrg Sunday and was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. BROKER Csrtlege.
James Barron, son of Archie I. Bar
ron, clerk Of conrs of Clarendon
co unity, who has been spending
several days with his uncle, the Rev.
J. P. Inabine t, left yesterday for Co.
lumbia, wher he will spend several
days with his aunt, Mrs. n. G. Con-
zales, before returning to his home at
Manning.
WATCH Us.
E. B. Roof & Sons
Good Fresh Things to eat.
Mr.. William Stieglitz, a former
councilman of Columbia, came
over in his big car Monday. He is
one of the most progressive and popu-
lar men in the Capital city.
Mrs. Estelle Blume and little daugh-
ter, Theresa, of Bamberg, and Mrs.
Robert Marks and children, Of Colum-
bia, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Marks.
Low quarter Shoes for ladies, gents
and children, all new, at
Caughman-Kaminer Co.'S.