The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-14
PERSON AL NTION

Mr.. o. Il Derrick OF Fayetteville. N.
G., who has been visiting his sister
here. Mrs. Joe M Caughman, has re-
& turned home. He was. accompanied
on his return by Master Milford
Caughman and Master Leon Roberts.
Busy Shoppers here this week from
Chaplin section were Mrs. Willie Wes-
singer; Mrs, Charles Derrick; Miss
Dorothy Dele Derrick
From the Sunny South comes Mrs.
d. w. Backman shopping Monday.
Miss May Lois Boozer, who under
went a minor operation at the Colum-
bia, hospital last week, has returned
to her home here.
We are glad to say that Miss Vennie
Harman who has been at the Colum-
bia Hospital for four weeks for treat
ment of general break down, will re-
proved.
Mr.SC. Tweed, one OF the clever
est gentlemen and an all-round-good
fellow, Of New Brookland. was here
Monday.
Mr. r. w. NJ. Eleazeer, one of the
popular and efficient rural carriers
of Chaplin and all round good fellow,
was IN town last Thursday.
Mr.. Carl Pridgens, an expert to-
bacco man of Taylor. N. c., motored
to Lexington Sunday on a visit to
friends.
L z Jas. Fort Graham, Macon, Ca,
spent the week end here.
Miss Leila CAN'T, a popular young
lady Of Wagner. S. c.. has returned
home after spending week with Miss
Olga Rawl.
Misses Olga and Myrtle Rawl spent
Saturday night and Sunday with their
b friends, Miss Thelma and Ruby Hen
dirk and lone Rawl, in the st. Johns
section.
DR. Lucius e. Dreher of Leesville,
candidate for the State senateN was in
Lexington Tuesday. I'
Miss Joesie Crocker, from near
Brookland, and Miss Olga Hare. from
/, Kenly, N. c., were the much admired
guests of Miss Annie Corley, near
Lexington last week.
Hon. Ed. c. Mann, candidate for
reelection as congressman, was in
town last week renewing acquaintan-
ces and looking after the campaign.
Prof. w. E. Black is off yon his va
n Gs,tiuIr anu yvliiTvisiI at several pis,Ges.
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Mr. Karl Il. Oswald and family have
gone down on the seacoasts for two
IS weeks vacation: Mr.. Oswald needs
4 rest from his arduous duties in the
4 Home National Bank and will return
greatly benefittsd, z besides ms VILE
and children will enjoy the change
\ and. the sea breeze SO much. ~ h
Mr.. Geo. Corley and family, from
over on. saluda, were visitors at the
beautiful home of Mr.. Frank G. Cor.
ley, near the depot.
Mt jas. L. Shepherd of Swansea
originally, Charleston, is visiting his
brother. John c. Shepherd in towr
q for q few days.
Mrs. Samuel B. Gearge will go tt
soHiada, N. VI, the HFSC Oh next week
ana will spend a month with hel
daughter, Mrs. Henry Weinges. who
is Spending the summer up there.
Misses Bruce Ann and katherine
Louise, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. B
ID. Clarke are spending several weeks
IN Greensboro and Henderson, n. C.
Mr. Willard p. Sox after spending
severalsda with relatives and friends
has returned to his home in Greens.
noro. NJ C.
Z Mr.. M. P. Porter after spending
the winter in Lexington and Atlanta
with relatives has returned to her
home in Norfolk, Va.
. Mr.. John f. Shealy, for long time
employer of the Lexington Manufac-
turing Company. but now with the
Newberry mills. was in town Saturday
and Sunday, visiting his relatives and
friends; we're always glad to have
John with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. +. Shealy. was visit
ing their people. and Mr.. N. T. shealy's