The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-02-18
PERSONALS.


sss Mr. Harry C. Hook, OF Boston Ga-'
- snending a few days with relatives
and friends in and around Lexington
barry moved to Boston with lis
father. Mr. Charlie Hook, about three
years ago, and. is now a full heogeo
Georgia Cracker" MIR. Hooks. many
lexington friends are always glad 10
see him.
Mr.. J. Hamp Warren. who has been
living in Edgefield for nearly a year.
mas decided that there is no piace
like hozne, and has returned to MS
farm ON Route 3. Ar. Warren IS 4
good pubic spirited citizen and AeA-
snston welcomes him back with open
agrns
ar. c, E. Baughman, one OF the
s progressive farmers on Castor route
was 3, business visitor in Lexington
I Fiday.
Mr.. II. p. ;Shumpert, a splendid
! sarmer. from near Edmund, was in
town Saturday. -
6. C. Justice. leading planter
! 81 the lower ia u section of the county
go mighty warm friend of The Dis
oa.a5s-NeMs, was here. on business
sesly s.s9>zs>ift .!sS.! nc .:asits'
ssfs Rsgc. Shealy, progressive far
nser from near Edmund was in;town
Monday. ssc st.ss,g.$ i';s.>:'f5 .%s5:st:&,>:
Mr. sam ID. corlsy, one Of The best
planters in the county residing on
Lexington Route S and one Of the
aoss progressive young men in the
county. was in Lexington Monday and
gaye The Dispatch-News pleasant
and profitable call. ~
W. 4. Hook, a splendid citizen
ofthe St Johns section, was in town
s6andaBs I'll; &; ',$:.:,. "
MrsDfosson Sease, as good man
as there .tssin. the county, a leading
yennx farmer ,of the Hollow Creek
section; was here Monday. 3
B. W Chapman, Esq. a prominent
attorney OF Newberry, was in. Lexlng-
( ton Saturday on legal business.
ME-: and Mrs. Robert F: Bowe, Of
New York city, arrived in Lexington
Monday to be present at the marriage
OF Miss Ruth Efird and Mr.. John D.
Carroll, which will occur tomorrow
evening. Mrs Bowe is pleasantly re
membered as Miss Lucille Efird.
Mr. M. L. Frye, a leading citizen OF
Gilbert, Route 2. was here on bust
ness Monday.
Mr.. John E. Buff, one OF the pros
porous planters Of the, Zion section,
was here on business Monday.
II Mr.. Drafts Boozer, is now assisting
Clerk II. Z. Harmon in the Clerk Of
;Ecurt's office: '
M. Georeg c. Steele, prominent
planter and business man Of Lees
vile, passed through Lexington Mon
day enroute to Columbia on business.
Warren c.. Yonce, good farmer
from near Pelion, was here on busi-
ness. Monday.
Prof. E. Sloan Crout of the Pond
Branch section was here Monday. His
school has been closed down for sew
eral days on account of the severe
epidemic of the flu in that section.
Miss Marguerite Lorick spent the
weekend with friends in Columbia.
Mr.. George A. Shealy, prominent
Edmund citizen and former county
supervisor, was here on Monday.
Miss Sarah Drafts, one Of the most
beautiful and attractive young women
in the county, motored down from her
home In the Hollow creek section Fri
day. She is always welcome visi-
tor in Lexington. -.
Mr.. S. Press George, one of the gal
liant old soldiers who followed Lee and
Jackson on the battlefields of Virgin
ia, as true and as noble a man as ever
lived, was in town yesterday. Mr..
George resides on route 4, has q good
home lives at home and boards at the
same place. =. s.-. ...>.
Mrs. Sarah R. Shuler, one of Bates
burg's most lovely women, is here for
the Efird-Carroll wedding tomorrow