Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-20
PURELY PERSONAL.
Movements of Lexington People, and
Others Visiting Lexington.

Mrs. Mary Marks OF BamDerS Is
visiting her relatives and friends here
Mr.. Claude c. Harmaa just from
Ohio, is here looking hale and hearty.
Claude has made good and is {. rapl-
tai fellow. His friends will greet him
with smiles.
DR.. Norman s. Geiser, head of
Geiger Drug Co., has gone to Atlanta
on a business trip for few days.
Mr.. H. W. Langford of Gilbert. Rt.
=, was here Friday and renewed his
paper for another year.
Miss Annie Lou Taylor is spending
some time in Hendersonville. Ashe-
Vile and other mountain resorts in
North Carolina, after having been the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. E. Kellers
Mitchell, in Greenville for a fort
night
Mr. D. E. Hammond. one of Gill
bert's prominent citizens and business
men. and as clever and honest as the
days are long, was here Friday.
DR.. p. H. Shealy, one of our prompt
est paying subscribers. as usual, Sat
urday paid for his paper in advance.
W. Is. Taylor ore Of our most sue
cessful farmers and good citizen, he
is, called in Saturday and renewed for
Ianother year.
Mr.. W. P. Roof, kindly remember
Cd the printers with his sub for an
other year last Friday.
Mr.. J. L. Roland from the Irene
section, was in town Friday and paid
in. advance for his paper.
The chaingang is now near Lees.
vile. making needed improvements on
the Columbia and Augusta road. With
the excellent judgment of Supervisor
Corley and what he knows about
building good roads, the public can
! rest assured of a good highway.
Miss Marguerite Lorick is now
assisting Auditor Dent on thes tax
books.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Sharpe Of Lake
City are on an extended visit at the
fhorle' of Mr.: R. C. Sharpe Of Swan
sea.
Miss Pauline 4edrick of Cayce.
spent several days last week with Miss
ttIrene Sf1arpe of Swansea: = e,---.ssi,-
Miss Mamie Lou Sharpe has re-
turned to her home at Swansea after
spending several weeks in Columbia.
the guest Of Miss Emily Reese.
Mr.. D. P. Adams was in town Mon
day, and did not forget the printers.
Mrs. D. c.. Lever and her grand
daughter, Reba Wessinger, of Chap
in. spent the week with her son,
! J. A. Lever, in Columbia.
One of our popular young ladies,
"
ant visit to Mrs Reed Addy Of Co.
! lumbia.
Miss Alma Long. our attentive and
efficient operator at the. central tele-
+ phone office, spent part Of her vaca-
ton last week with her friend, Mrs.
DR.. Derrick, in Columbia. She has
returned and is now on duty at her
post
\. West Corley. Andrew Corley,
Matthew Scay and Brooks Monts left
today on a visit to friends and rela-
tives in Adelusia and Red Level. Ala.
The trip will he made in Ford car.
! We wish them a good time.
We regret to note that Mr.. r. f.
Barret's condition is no better. He
is feeble, indeed.
! Postmaster Frank George is back
at his post in the postofflce. after
spending a very pleasant vacation at
his old home IN Plckens.
Mr.. S. J. Leaphart is back from
New York from the trip Of his life
much the better in looks and health.
Miss Bruce Caughman,. one Of our
much admired young ladies, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Reed AGdy, in CO.
lumbia
Miss Virginia Powell Of GranlteVllle,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Pearle Gibbs, here.
II. W. Taylor on Route was here
Monday and gave US pleasant call
and left his subscription.
Mr.. Walker Aull Of Pendleton is
visiting his uncle. Mr.. w. w. Barre,s
family.
Mrs. w. d. Dent is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Gladys Adams, near