The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-02-24


The Board of Pensions are in session
today.
Bring us bushel of corn If you
have no money. Our meal is out.
The banks observed Washingtsn's
birthday Monday.
MIR. Elsie Taylor spent Saturday
with his brother, Mr.. Talmage Taylor.
Mrs. Julian P. Meetze is visiting her
parents in St Matthews.
Be sure AMI pay your dues to this
paper-we need the money.
Hon. G. M. Efird was in Colum bia
for day last week on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. George ard
children of Br ,okland visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. George visited
theirs1 Mr.. D. E. George in Brook
land du iny the eek-end.
Mr.. e. W. Meefza, splendid farmer
of the Irmo section, vas in town Satur-
day on matters OF business.
Early gardening is rapidly under
way, cahba e plants having been sold
by the thousands already this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Corley. of Rock
Hill, have been visiting relatives here
during the last few days.
Small erain thas was sown early is
looking we'll. More grain has been
sown this season than ever before.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. NJ. Laird, of
the Pelion section, spent Sunday night
in town.
Mr. o. L. Rast has been appointed
ON Equilization Board vice B. e. Craft
refused to accept.
We are glad to see our young friend
Julian Corley at his work in she post
office, after his sickness of few days.
Miss Leila Miller, of Barr. was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Talmsge Tarlor
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. :. Ben sbealy, from Chspip,
was in town Monday and made us 3
pleasant call.
Have yon tried Mitchell, the new
meat man9 He has mighty nice meats
at right prices.
Two or three loads of oak and pine
wood will be accepted at The Dispatch
of6ce, for subscription.
Next Monday is first Monday. sales
day and . lot OF valuable land viii be
sold.
Miss Marie Sally and Mrs. 9. &.
Gannt. Of Golumbisawere visitors to
afr. and Mrs. Sim =. Miller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Miller, of SAKE
Goths, spent Sunday with their daneh.
tor, Mrs. Talmage Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marks, >of Co.
iunbia, vtsited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Marks last week.
FOR SALEO One large four.burner
oil cooking stove, with oven and
steamer. Reasonable price. Apply at
The Dispatch Office.
Our town authorities request shat
the citizens clean their p emises
thoroughly as it is necessary 70, the
health Of the town.
We were glad to meet in town this
morning our old friend, D. /. Epsing,
who wss in attendance upon the Board
Of Pensions.
Say! Have You seen the new styles
Of hats for gents and hoys at Csugh-
lnan-Kaminer Co.'s. They make an
ugly fellow look grand.
Mr.. @. I. Cromer, the wellknown
and popular wholesale fruit dealer of
Columbis, came over in his handsome
touring car Sunday.
Mrs. Can't and Miss Sally, two at
tractive young women of Columbia,
visited friends in Lexington on Friday
and Saturday.
Another one Of those prize Emerson
Bradham Top Buggies is on sale at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.'s. 1t is sub
stantial and a bargain. Cali and see it.
Gee how the soda water jerker
smile at 8 Lexington girl when she
called for q pineapple Sunday on
Monday.
FOUND-A bunch of + keys. Left
at the Enterprise Hardware store, can
be had at this office. by paying CSC
for this advertisement.