The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-01-23

MISS we've huSSlnS spent SS'Ni"
DAYS last week in Georgetown.
Senator Maxcey Harrelson OF Null
lins spent Saturday in the city Oh
business.
Auditor Jno. W. Gaddy is resiousl1
ill with pneumonia at his home IL
the city.
Mrs. T. w. Bethea speni Saturda!
m Marion the guest of her sister
Mrs. w. C. owen.
James w. Hamer, Jr., and Marion
Aichaux went to Columbia with Hon
w. Hamer Monday to witness the
inaugural ceremonies.
Mrs. Jno P. Cooper is seriously Ill
with pneumonia at her horne III Null
Nns. Her Dillon county relatives
have been summoned to her BEDSIDE.
Mrs. Jno. C. Carmichael has re-
turned from Tampa, Fla, where she
spent the holidays with her mother
Mrs. Kate S. Henry.
Mr.. w. R. Taber, who represents
4he intelligence department OF the
united railways with headquarters at
Greenville, S. c., spent several days
with his brother, DR.. c. r. Taoer'
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Craig will ar
rive from Mobile, Ala, about the
first of the week for visit to MT.
and Mrs. Jno. C. Bethea. DR.. Cralg
has been overseas since the beginning
of the war, having returned nome
only few weeks ago.
A message was received in Dllon
yesterday stating that Mrs. Lutner
Rogers was seriously i'll at Fayette-
Vile hospital and very little hope Is
entertained for her recovery. Her
Brother, Mr.. T. w. Bethea, went up
10 FAYETTEVILLE on the morning tram
Mr.. Rogers has been ut her bedsioe
since last week.
Capt. W. G. Barnes and Tracey
stackhouse spent Monday in the city
an route to their home at Perry, Fla.'
srom the north where they had been
on a business trip. Capt. Barnes VINO
married Miss Mary Page, daugn-
Ser of the late Capt. VIM. Page, ana
Mr.. stackhouse are engaged in the
mercantile business at Perry.
Senator P. l.. Bethea, has been as
aligned to the following comp'ittees'
Agriculture, engrossed biz, penl-
fentiary, and Chairman OF the Pubic
rands Committee. Representatives
Hamer and Ellerbe also took the
cath of office Tuesday at the same
: hour. but the House committee as
signments were not printed in time
for this issue. Mr.. Hamer, hoWeV-
er, will no doubt receive his old place
on the Ways and Means committee.
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Mrs. w. T. Bethea and Mr.. A. 2.
Bethea went to Charleston yesterday
morning in response to telegram
stating that Osborne Bethea was Sc
yiously i'll at the Citadel. Upon their
arrival, however, it was found tnat
a mistake had been made in names
and that it was Senator P. L. Be-
thea's eldest son, cadet at the Cl-
tadel, who was i'll. Cadet Bethea IS
;ll with a second attack o. influenza
Senator Bethea went to his bedside
from Columbia yesterday morning.
Senator Bethea and Representa-
&iyes Hamer and Ellerbe spent Sat
urday and Sunday at their homes re-
turning to Columbia Monday morn
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