The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-06-30
Pers sonals and Locals.

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have called off, their meetings
until the regular meeting in Oct.
Do not overeat. 1t is distressing
to the stomach and the pocketbook.
Miss Emily, the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. Sid Hook of Hollow creek
visited Mrs. Edwin Dreher Saturday
and Sunday.
It is better to be famous than
rich, but we'd rather be both.
Miss Mary Harnan came down
from Batesburg Friday to witness
the great Pauline operatta play at
the Lexington High school,
If hell is any worse than Europe
it's US for the Sunday-school class.
Mr.. Belt D. Clarke, as usual,
stands as the model farmer Of our
section and the champion corn
grower. His crop is fine, among
the best we have seen this year.
When man is a man he is useful
to other men. Otherwise he is just a
carcass.
Miss Inez Wessinger, of Newberry,
the bright and attractive daughter
of Mr.. James Wessinger, was the
guest of Miss May Taylor last week.
Mans tongue was made for use,
but not for abuse.
Big hearted Henry y. Neese, of
the Swansea section, and one of her
best farmers was here Thursday on
matters Of business.
The only people whom the truth
fails to hurt are those dead.
Amazon Tires-Heavy Ford car
styie 30x3 for 81 60. Guaranteed.
301SL $3.50. Harmon Drug 90.
Miss Edith Harman, of Augusta,
who has been spending part of her
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
A. Geiger, has returned to Augusta.
Most big men have big hearts,
but few have nothing but gizzards.
MIR. Edwin G. Dreher has field
of fine corn near his home, and is
evidence enough for us to say that
Ed is about as good farmer as he is
a clother Of taste.
Stop a minute. Go to a glass.
Smile! And you are a better and
happier man than you were before,
Mr.. Cyrus L. Shealy, our very
capable clerk Of court ran over to
Columbia on business Monday.
Cyrus is clever boy, full of busi-
ness and is surely on to his job.
The man who trys to bespatter
other men with mud is worse than
the mud he sings.
Put on Dimond tires.
Oswald Hendrix Garage.
Mrs. Deck Sawyer and sweet lit
tie Eloise Smith her sister, has gone
on a visit Of several weeks to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith at Nc
Cornich.
AS a nation we profess to abhor
war, yet we cuss the paper that
omits the war news.
Our town Saturday certainly had
the apperarce of a busy little town.
A large crowd was here and trade
Of all kinds seemed good, and every
body was in the best of humor.
Down in dear old Mexico it is the
presidential chair today and hell
tomorrow.
England wants five billion dollar
loan and she's sure to get it. We
want that dollar you owe US and we
hope to get it.
FOR your FRUIT JARS, Tin Cans,
for canning purposes. All sizes, call
at the Enterprise Hardware Co.
Misses Blanch Starring and Mary
spigner, two Of Columbia's lovely
and attractive young ladies, are the
guest of the Misses Clark on depot
street.
Prof. Ernest S. Dreher, one of the
ablest educators in the land, supt.
Of the Columbia city schools, with
Mrs. E. S. Dreher left on Friday for
q stay Of two weeks at Little Switz-
erland.
Mr.. W. Augustus Shealy, the very
-oc,,,,Ior oyoJ efficient pripcipal of tho