Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-27

w. W. Barre is offering some hlgn
grade guano and acid for sale at reaI7-
enable prices. See him.
s William P. Steele, The Music WAL
will sing at Harmony chnrch
first Sunday in Dcemoer.
p The friends of Maj. J. W. Buuer
will regret to learn that he is Serious
@lv IN at his home in SpartaNourg
with double pneumonia.
County Superintendent Of Educa-
+io,, Martin, accompanied by Mrs.
Mae Taylor Martin spent one day last
week in Columbia.
Mr.. Jacob E. Kamier, Of the Home
National Bank, is at his post OF duues
again after undergoing an operation
for tonsilitis at the Rospitai recenoly'
# The Editor will eb pleased to meet
old subscribers as we'll as new ones
to add to our list at New BrooAand,
Saturday meet us promptly.
& s. D. Roland a former resident OF
Lexington county but now a reaoent
ne Columbia was here Monday and
subscribed for the Dspatch-News.
~ George B. Buckley one of the Dutch
Forks most substantial farmers pa1o
!. us a visit Saturday and renewed MS
snbscription for another year.
q Olin Smith a leading business
man of Gilbert was here Friday ana
renewed his subscription for anothsr
year.
J. W. Craps Jr. leading citizen
: and farmer from Leesvilie route . was
here one day last week and remem-
2 bered us with his reneWat.
Eli A Spires a good citizen OF cas-
IN section called at our Office one day
last week and renewed his snoscrap-
ton.
NJ. L. Pound a prosperous FARMER
Of Castor section was q Vlsator I'D AeA
inston Monday and while here pa1o
US a pleasant and profitable call.
Julius Eugene Wingard son OF Mr..
Sam II. Wingard spent the weekend
with his parents. Julius is now To-
Gated at Camp Wadsworth Spartan
burg, and says he likes camp ire 1lhe.
Mrs. John E. Barret of Danville va
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Harmon of this city.
N-s. FIizaheth Boozer returned TO
lexington Saturday from swansea
W. 20 sr,ort several days with
Mrs. Henry Neese.
Miss Ozelia Harman, principal OF
the Gilbert school spent the weekend
in Lexington the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. Alma Geiger.
Miss Sara Meetze. returned today
from Converse College to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents MT.
and Mrs. T. P. Meetze.
Miss Juanita George is in Orange
hure attending the County Fair and
Shriner Thanksgiving festivities.
=. e. Brodie, one of Leesville's most
substantial business men was q V2S1-
i'm Lexington one day last week and
and. while here subscribed for the
Ddspatch-News.
G. r. Hallman gooa citizen from
TeesyflFe route / was a blsaaess visl-
tor in Lexington one day kSsR weeS
and while here dropped in 10 see US
and renewed his paper for another
year.
81 J. Meetze highly ressestsd and
Substantial farmer from rear irmo
visited our office one day last week
and favored US with bis renewal Tor
another year.
Jas. C. Doolsy a progressive young
farmer from Lexington FaASe Vislteo
our office one day last week ao renew
ed his subscription for another year.
Frank Moore a leading farmer
from Swansea route was o Flsotor
our Office one day last week and rene"
renewed his subscription for another
year.
MesSrS. l. M and G. H Shealy Two
of the Dutch Forks mosT progressive
young planters were visitors ID Lex
ington Monday and while here called
at the Dispatch-News Ofsee and re-
Dewed their subscriptions.
Ebert w. Taylor good &iiizen and
s,1coessfuI farmer from the Gilbert
vic N ToriAqTNv Sat