Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-09-17
PERSONALS.

share the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed shull, of Brookland.
/ Mr.. John E. Dreher was in town
Friday shaking hands with his Ola
| friends He and number of his
Lexington friends were on camp
near here fox hunting for the week.
He says it was the greatest hunt he
| had ever been on totalling 13 fox IN
one week-Calhoun Advance.
Mrs. o. F. Hendrix and two sons
Clinton and Clyde, accompanied by
Mrs. c. C.. Harmon, spent the week
end in Saluda visiting relatives and
friends, Mr.. George Cromer, their
uncle, returned with them to spend
week in Lexington.
{ Mr.. O.D. Seay, county superln-
tendent of education of Richland
I County, was a pleasan. visitor to The
Dispatch News Office Monday. Nh
Seay is a former citizen of Lexington
{ County, who has made his home in
the capital for many years and has
tmade good in his adopted home. He
was on visit to his home folks in
the county.
Mr.. W. ]. McCartha has been in
Baltimore for several days, on account
of the illness of his daughter, Oh
whom an operation was performed at
a Baltimore hospital.
Mr.. H Peskin, a. progressive mer-
chant of Swansea, was in town Mon
day on business.
Mr.. E. S. crout Of Gilbert, while in
town Monday, paid the Dispatch-News
pleasant visit.
farmer, who lives on Route 3, Castor,
was in town Monday and renewed his
subscription.
Mr.. J. J. Redmond of Steedman,
while in town Monday, visited The
Dispatch News Office and renewed his
subscription.
! Miss Blossie Clark, one of our most
popular young lad1es, left Tuesday to
resume her studies at Winthrop Col
tlege.
| Mr.. S. J. Leaphart made business
"trip down in Orangeburg last Thurs
+, day.
Miss Birdie Kleckley and brother
. Joseph have returned from Charlotte
N. c., where they have been spending
"a few days with their brother, Mr.. A
Il. Kleckley. They were accom- mpaniedl.
! by Miss Annie Coriey and Mr.. Archie
Coraey.
DR.. L. E. Dreher Of Leesville, men,
F.; Der Of the house of representatives,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Elsie Mentzer of Waynesboro,
Pa, is the guest of Miss Mary Caugh-
man and Sarah Berly.
Mr.. D. w. Koon, Route 2 Gilbert,
was in town the other day, and
planked down the cash for another
years subscription.
Mr.. P. W. Ellison of Cayce was a
visitor here at court and while here
called in and settled for his paper.
DR.. M. L. Brodgen of Swansea, one
of the best physicians in the county,
was here at court last week and wise
! ~ added his name to our subscription
list
Mrs Thos L. Harman spent Mon
day in Columbia shopping.
DR.. James Harman was in town one
day last week and paid US a pleasant
| call. DR.. Harman was, in former
years. one of the most skilled dentists
we had, but unfortunately he lost his
eyesight, and since has had one of
his bright daughters to accompany
him to attend to his business.
Mr.. S. C. Epting, one of the pros
porous farmers in the Piney Woods
section, was here at court last week
and dropped in to see US.
We thank Mrs. P. H. Pound, Icing
ton, Rt. 3, for her renewal for an
other year.
Mr. Jessie S. Ballentine, model
farmer up on Hollow Creek, has our
thanks for another years renewal.
! Mrs. Henry Wienges of St. Mat
thews, spent part of last week with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam B.
George.
/ Miss Alice Wilson has returned from
| a delightful fortnights visit to Mrs
Clarke of Durham, n. G..
| Miss Olive Joyner Of Orangeburg,
Mrs. Perry and Mr.. Herlong of st.
| Mottbauyc cropf with NJ or1