The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-06-22
PERSONALS

MIR. James l.. Tapp, prominent dry
gods merchant Of Columbia, is this
week in Atlanta on business. Next
week he will be in New York, always
on the alert for bargains for his GUS
toners.
Miss Annie Ballentine OF Chaplin,
who has been a student at the sum-
mer school here, has returned home.
She was very popular and leaves
many sad hearts.
Mr.. J. P. Drafts, one Of Hollow
Greeks successful farmers was in
town this morning on business.
A lively party Of the young folks
enioved moonlight picnic at Mr.
Henry e. Smiths pond, up on Twelve
Mile Creek, Tuesday night.
The County Treasurer, Auditor and
Sheriff Roof are busy checking up
the delinquent taxpayers, prior to
the sheriff's going out on his collec-
tion rounds ior the unfortunates.
Mrs. Lester Addy and Miss Eula
Addv. of Oak Grove, were busy shop
ping here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jake RaWl,
Of St. Johns, We're here yesterday
shopping.
Mr.. Ed Hendrix and daughter of
st Johns section were visitors to our
town Yesterday and were quite busy
shopping.
Mrs. S. l. Rawl, Of Providence,
was in town Saturday shopping.
Miss Ella Harman, Providence, was
,n;te husv in the stores here Monday
Mrs. Rudolph and Lester Harman,
St. Johns, were busy in town satur-
day:
. Messrs. Barlow and John Rast OF
Swansea, prominent and good cltl-
zens, were here on business for
short while this morning.
Messrs. John Brooker and W. A
Derrick Of Swansea, in passing
through town this morning stopped
oe,, for a while and paid US a pleas
ant call.
Miss Vermelle Caine Of GreenVllle
is spending sometime here with Mrs.
J. M. Moorman.
Several young men motoreo over
TO Lexington from Columbia last Fri
day afternoon and enjoyed a slgnt-
seeing tour of the town. The party
WAS COMPOSED of Messrs: George
Nauful, Dowell E. Patterson M. T..
Sigh. Leonard Henry, Bernie Z. Ford'
and John NJ. Banks. A jolly party
Of GOOD fellows they We're, and we
were glad to see them, but sorry we
had TO say what the governor OIL
South Carolina said to the governor
of North Carolina.
Mr.. ]. B. Penland, the we'll known
groceryman Of Columbia, was mere
today making preparations for the
opening of his Lexington store, which
will be located next to the James L.
fapp Company in the Corley building
Mr.. 4. Willie Smith, the new county
treasurer, has moved to Lexington
and is occupying the house OF MT.
1.ener Price on East Main street.
Mr.. C. E. Jones, one of Bates
bure's most progressive citizens, was
a Lexington visitor this morning.
Hon. McKendree Barr, member OF
tho house. who is now loctaed at
Batesburg, where he is engaged IN
the practice of law, having formed a
partnership with Solicitor T. c. CALI
son. was a business visitor Wednes-
day morning.
We are under obligation to Miss
Mozeu Long of Centerville for box
of delightful peaches. They were the
finest we have seen this season.
Mr.. Geo. E. Caughman, one OF the
thrifty farmers on Leesville Route 2
was in town Saturday and paid us a
pleasant call.
Mr.. Hugh Bookman Of 1rmo and
Miss Lula Williams Of the Edisto
were visitors to our town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Harman were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. X. 3.
Melton at their pleasan- home in
shandon Annex, Columbia, Sunday
Late in the afternoon they kindly
motored their guests over home and
had tea with them.
Berly Junior Weed, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Weed, is at home on a
furlough from the navy.