The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-04-06
PERSONALS

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mund, was here Tuesday and paid
US pleasant visit.
Mr.. ". NJ. Monts, one Of our in
dustrious and successful farmers was
in town Tuesday and dropped in
and renewed his paper for another
year.
ESQ. Curtis f. Rish. of Pelion,
was here Monday attending to busi-
ness of his office.
Mr.. Thomas w. Gunter, one of the
county's good farmers, who lives
near the Lexington depot, was in
town Monday on business. Mr.. Gun
ter says he does not expect to plant
any cotton whatever this year, and
he is not at all blue about the out
look. He is going out to make plenty
meat and bread and expects to live
well and get along without planting
cotton in 1921. feeling pretty sure
that he will receive more for his
1920 crop, which he is now holding,
than if he did otherwise.
DR.. J. r Langford Of Swansea was
among visitors to The Dispatch-Ne"s
office salesday.
Mr.. J. w. Sightler, a prominent
business man and Well-tO-dO farmer
of CASTOR was in town Monday and
attended the official sales at the
court house.
Mr.. p. H. Livingston, a substantial
farmer up on Hollow Creek, was in
town Monday.
MIR. Henry Jake Rawl, Il lumber
man and good farmer on Hollow
Creek, with as big a heart as he is
himself, was here Monday.
Mr.. Jas. w. Shealy, our county
demonstration, and a useful man to
Lexington county, was here Monday
Mr.. c. C. Justice, one Of the sub
stantial farmers down on the Edisto
was among our visitors in town Mon
day.
Mr. Hamp F. Hendrix, one of Lees
v;lle's prominent and clever business
men,. was here Monday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Unger, the efficient and
courteous cashier of the First
National Bank OF Batesburg, was q
business visitor 10 our town Mon
day. -.. ...... .........
Mr. Henry a. Meetze. the polite
and business cashier Of the Leesville
National Bank was here Monday. We
are always glad to meet Henry, one
of our own town boys and a. chip
OF the old block.
Mrs. Henry Nienges of ST. Mat
thews has returned from Macon, Ga.
where she underwent an operation
in the Macon hospital.
Mr.. G. NJ. Pennington, Of Cayce,
was in attendance at the sales. Mon
day at the court house, and left his
subscription to The Dispatch News.
He is one of the important super
visors Of the rock quarry at Cayce
and a very clever gentleman.
Mr.. Fred Rast, one Of Swansea's
clever citizens, was here Monday in
terested in the sales of some property
in Swansea.
Rev. 4. D. SoX was visitor in the
town Monday.
Mr.. Leroy Lee, a prominent at
torney Of Kingstree, was in attend
ance and interested in the sale Of
some property in Cayce, Monday.
Attorney Barrett Jones of Bates
burg was busy around the court
house here Monday.
Uncle W. Noah Lucas, one Of the
good men out on Scouter Creek, was
ir town busy Monday.
Mr.. C. D. Kaiser, one of the good
farmers of the Gilbert section, was in
Lexington ON business Tuesday and
paid visit to The Dispatch News.
G.. c. Glenn and E. D. Shumpert,
two of Gaston's citizens, dropped in
and renewed their subscription Mon
day.
Miss Eunice WeSsinger, OF the city
school faculty. spent the Easter holi-
days with her mother at lexington.
-Bennettsville Advocate.
DR.. -. NJ. Crosson OF Leesville,
state SENATOR was in Lexington Tues
day for Il short while on business.
Miss Jennie Weirth of Brooklyn,
n. T., is visiting Rev. and Mrs. 4.
3. Obenschain.
Cyrus L. Shealy spent Monday in