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

old home upon IL mile creek, near
Bars.
Mrs.. George Long, one of our first
,bscrib7rs, as honest as days are lons.
was in town Tuesday, shopping, REM
e nbered the printers with a dollar fu,
another year.
Ynu can find all kind of embroidery
crochet, tatting and sewing thread
| Sarratts' Bazaar. -.
Mr.. J. F Kleckley our vigilent police
| prompt as ever, dropped in tuesday
and renewed his paper for another year.
The correspondent from Swansea
IT, he Stare says that Percy Williams
| left last week for New York, where
he has enlisted in the army He is the
second son, OF Mr. Hsyne Williams, of
)" anSea. His elder son, Harvey has
i BEEN in United States service two gears
the South Carolina United CONNER
cial Travellers Association are endear-
iug to enforce the new Anti-Tipping
Law which we trust they will succeed
| in there efforts to enforce and
ab llsh tipping generally.
Miss Noamia Stuart has returned
| home after visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs, John NJ. Stuart in Oolumb bia who
has been very i'll but we are glad to
say has sufficiently recovered to be
out again. :......,. b.
MIR. WIN. Schsrtz with the Hender-
son Suydam Hard Ware 90 :, Of Colum-
bia, visited his mot er on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas preached a very
interesting sermon from Matthew 4
chapter 10 verse Sunday in the Luth-
ersn urch. 1t wa, practical, full of
earnest thought and was greatly ap-
pre- ciated by his congregation.
Misses Mary and Gum mings Rauch,
daughters Of Mr.. Thomas Rauch, OF
White Rock, were visitors here to
relatives and friends for the weekend
Miss saIlie Lorick aud brother, Mol.
ton, of Irmo, spent Mondaywith their
aunt, Mrs. A, N. Hsrmsn. ...,,.
Mr.. M. L. Barre. OF Clemson, has
b ,en visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
: w. W. Barre.
Mr.. John, Schneider. Of the Univer-
sity Of South Carolina, spent Sunday
aud Monday with his. parents near
tJWn. -, -, .,. .a,<
The season for shooting birds
partridges.--will expire on March Is.
Sheriff and Mrs. Sim Miller: and
Mr.. and Mrs.. q. Morgan motored
to Columbia. on. Sunday afternoon,
stopping at the home OF Mr. Reuben
Kleckley, where splendid mnsicar
programme was enjoyed. !.
Miss Ads Williams has returned
home after having held . position in
the engrossing department. Of the" leg
lssure. < ....:.. i. 3..:.:ts. .t.
Mr. G. S.; Rauch, who. was painfully
injured in an automobile: Saturday
afternoon, is rapidly improving under
the skillful treatment OF DR.. Roberts.
Many Lexingtopisns went TO Colum-
bia on Sunday afternoon to hear the.
speaking in favor of the prohibition
, movement. - 5;
Mr.. .. y. shockley has returned to
Newberry after visit to his SON here
Mr.. G. B. Shockley.
MIR. Carl Sox, of Columbia, one of.
the Southern Railways efficient clerks
spent Sunday with his home folks
over this way. ......
The pretty and attractive Miss Alma
Long, of Columbia, is on a visit to
relatives here. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Callison and
little daughter. Ruby, have returned
from a visit to relatives in Edgefeld.
Callison's and Greenwood,
Mr.. W. H. Witt, president of the
Bank of Swansea, and one Of the most
popular business men of the county,
was here Friday.
The familiar and benign counte-
nance of Mr.. W. A. Edmunds, better
Known as "Dutch", bobbed up serenly
here Tuesday. He joined the Dispatch
free, and says he feels at home and
as natural as ever.
Mr.. r. l.. Lyrand, of Swansea, was
in town Saturday.
This morning was an ideal spring
morning.
Anyone finding letter lost between
the store and post office addressed to
the Enterprise Hardware Co., will
please leave same at the store.