The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
Personals and Locals.
Lexington cottOn-9c.


their Mother, Mrs. F. R. Wingard.
.Mr. J, e, Nunnsnaker, the very
efficient book keeper of the Murray
Drug Company, Columbia, spent Sun
dsy with lis sister, Mrs. ". D, Dent,
and family.
Miss Glad~s DeCt was among tnose
who attend the Brookland con- mence
rlent and was pleased with the ezer-
cises ss we'll as with her visit to her
friend, Miss Marie the bright and &C
corr plished daughter Of Ospt, Adam
ShuIl of Brooklsud,
LOST-On telephone lines around OF
near Lexington one Presto light tank,
attached to rear board Of machine,
Lexington No. 20 wrote On board with
chalk pencil. Reward if returned to
a. z. Roof, lexington s. Q. 26
If you need Furniture Of any kind,
YOU will ind special prices at j. S.
Weseinger'ss Chapln SC.
The pupils Of Miss Leila 10 Reynolds
will give Recital at the High School
auditorium Wednesday evening. May
18th, 1916 at $50 o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
At St. Johns school next Saturday
an educational rally and Basket pic
mic will be held. We. hope 20 en-
tertail q large CROWD. Several speeches
are to be made by leading educasors Of
she state. The public is cordially in
vfted 70 attend. J. T. S
Reede S, Wingard Of Lexington who
has been holding q prominent position
wish the firm Of W. W. Abbott whoIe
sale and retail Tobacco store Of CoIUra-
bic, has been promoted TO ssLesnan
for the Liggett & Myers tobacco Co.,
or the Charleston division,
POTATO PLAN Ts-For sale,
Nancy Hall and Porto Rico at st.5o
pem M. Plants now. ready for ship
nent. For reference, Peoples Natl
Bk., Orlando, Pine Oastler Fla,
g E. L. SPEALER-
have lust repIenished ny Dry
Goods au6 Notion departments and
have come extra values We are Offering.
Come and see, at J. S Wesstngec's
Chspins S. G.
MI. and Mre. Ehos. L, HarusE and
children, little Miss GladIs, snG Henry,
returned Monday after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Roberts 81 Chapia and
Sunday night IL Columbia
Mesers E. III. Martin, J. l.. Johnson
and Lac FurticE, three Of swansea's
clever and pronlinet eitizens were here
Monday.
Read what Eope-Davis' Go. CoEum-
nsa has TO say IN shie issue. New goods
: ap-to-dace st bargain prices.
Mr.. @. @. Lucas and father wes in
tcwn Monday, c. G. wes on Business.
He ie q GOOD farmer sn6 q gocd nan"
Wanted. chickens. and eggs. Highest
market prices Will be pai6 BY J. 6
WessInger. OhapiH, s G.
SEED PEAs-l00 Bushels OF pure
CLAY or Iron Peas, Eor sale. Write
2S J. E. Du1bar, Pelion, s. G..
ChiIdrsns day service Will bs held at
Mt. Hebron Methodist Church May 18th
next Sunday a5Tesnoon, beginning at
O'Clock,
Something Newt you need CUR
tain ssretcher you will drd il at Scott
Hendrix Furniture Store.
To the aGyertiser-We want the ad-
vertising TO pay you. We want to help
you get decent profits, We want the
customer and consumer to get good
SUCuS dl light pA1cCo' LOu Soh AS~G
us help you AID ourselves. Try it and
keep the ball in motion.
Sunday School at Chspin's Metho-
dist church will observe Children's Day
Exercises beginning at O'Clock p. NJ,
Sunday, May the 23rd, Everybody is
r ordially invited.
J. G.. Kelly,
20 superintendent.
Splendid rains have fallen through
out this lcounty during the last few
days, breaking the long drouth which
had become serious. Small grain,
especially oats, have been damaged to
a great extent, but since the rains have
come farmers are hopeful for an aver
age crop. Farmers report bad stands
of cotton in some sections where the
drouth was felt most, and truck grow
ers have been "hit' hardest of ali,
early vegetables being almost failure.