The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-07-07


houn George was voted the most
quiet" boy in Pinewood aY. M. c. A.
camp.
Attorney Colin S. Monteeth Cor
poration Counsel for Columbia, with
his family, visited Pinewood Camp
at Laurel Falls on the Fourth.
Mr.. B. Clark Duprie the very
efficient County Auditor of Richland,
with his son Moffett, the wholesle
merchant well known to our mer-
chants, spent the Fourth at Laurel
Falls.
Rev. J. G. Farr, and family spent
several days last week in Hartsville,
with his daughter. The trip was
made through the country in their
Ford touring car with Mr.. Vasco
Miller at the wheel.
We have love-sick printer in our
Office. Do listen at him: My
thoughts are continually about you
and to be sure the first in my heart,
and / am always dreaming about
you.-Some sugar plums. ~..
We are glad to see one, Vasco
Miller back again after a two weeks
visit in Coastal Plains of South Caro-
lima. When asked about the girls
he said: They are numerous and
classy"
Some farmers can pay their SUBJ
scriptions with corn if they like. 1t
will answer with us just the same
as cash as we can use it. Bring it
! in and we will allow you right price.
"The golden rule is our highest
standard Of conduct says writer
of note. True, quite true, and it is
so high most of us are unable to
reach it.
Mr.. Lonnie Kyzer has one of the
finest fields Of corn in the county.
It is worth any ones while to go to
see it.
Mrs. Ella Seay, of the Hollow
Creek section, is on a visit to her
daughter Mrs. Jake Leaphart.o of
Athens, Ga.
Messrs. Evins Hallman and Raleigh
Mack are off for the ten days en-
campment Of the End regiment, N.
G. S. C. at Greenville. They being
members of the Brookland Light
Infantry which is part Of the Ind
regiment.
Miss Celestei George, the pretty
and accomplished daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel B. George is on an
extended visit to friends and school
! mates in Chester, Richburg and
Lancaster.
Mr.. Wesley Matthias and family
! spent the weekend last week, at his
/ old home at Irmo. Wesly is one of
3Uncle Sans faithful railway mail
/ clerks between Columbia and Au-
Igusta.
i Gasoine Is cents per gallon. at
0sw aid. Henorix Garage.
Judge Ioor Hayes and his con-
istable, Mr.. Lewie Hallman, Of Gill
bert, are in town today. Both OF
these officers are always on the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Shockley, of
Columbia, spent Sunday and Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Shockley.
Mr.. John E. Buff, one of the
most progressive farmers in the
county and an all-round good citizen,
was here today on matters OF
business.
Miss Alline Harman, the attractive
daughter of Judge and Mrs. T. l..
Harman, left today for an extended
visit to friends in Newberry and
other points in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Shepherd
and their interesting little son, from
the Cross Roads, are visiting the
family of Mr.. G. M. Harman.
Mr.. B. D. Clarke, the champion
sweet potato grower, presented us
with some of his new crop potatoes
Tuesday which were very fine and
for which he has our appreciatlve
thanks.
The first squad of the Y. NC, A.
boys of Columbia, has returned
home after two wseks camp life JOY
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