The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-04-20
PERSONALS

Sic Soh Stiuue, VI SAVANNAH, i'd,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ Taylor. t..S
AZ Misses Leila and Nellie CAN'T,
daughters of,Mr. and Mrs. s. s. CAN'T,
also Mr.. James Miller and Herry
Porter all of Wagener, were week.
end guests of Misses Olga, Myrtle
and Jimmie Rawl of Lexington.
Mr.. VIM. Lowe of New Brookland,
we'll known in this county, was in
town Tuesday as representative of
RlanGhard's photo gallery. Columbia.
Mr.Sand Mrs Leroy, Clark of Dur
ham, n. G., - have returned home
after spending. several days with Mr..
C1ark's, grandmother, Mrs. Mary Will
stson. ,,..s. -.
Miss Essief Wilson of Columbia
spent the weekend with her cousin.
Miss, Alice Wilson
Mr.: ID. Rufus Haltiwanger, for
merly Of The Dispatch News force but
now holding responsible position
on the Rock Hill Herald spent part
of Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily here. -'"'
Mr.. Henry E. Harman OF Irmo was
in. town Thursday on business.
Mr.. T. P. Drafts, model farmer ,,n
; on Hollow Creek was in town Thurs
day and paid our office'a pleasant call.
'.' Mr.. a. n .Corley OF Midway, recog-
nizing the value of his county paper,
' sent his subscription to us Saturday
for another renewed.
...-, Mr.: John r., Kamincr was in
Lexington Saturday and paid The
Dispatch News n pleasant call.
Mr.. Peter Horsey. one Of the noted
citizens of Swansea, was in town Mon
day at the court house. .:
Mr.. Eli Spires was here Monday
20 looking after the pension of his moth
err, Mrs. Andrew Spires.
Miss Mary lyzer. the pleasant
cashier OF the James l.. Tapp Co. at
Lexington. is enjoying L vacation.
Mr.. G. w. Asbill of Lecsville. an
alert member Of the rural police, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Ada Hancock and Miss Ncttie
Moore OF Columbia were the welcome
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Harman
Sunday morning.
DR.. l.. Il. Dreher OF LcesviIle was
visitor in Lexington Monday.
Messrs. +. Fl. Hendrix and j. w.
Leaphart of I.eesvili" stopped over
in Lexington on their way from Co
lumbia Monday.
Miss Katie Lou Clark, one OF Lex
lngton's popular. young ladies' who
for some time has been the efficient
cashier OF the Burns Motor COMPANY
here, has been transferred to the CO.
iumbia headquarters of the same con-
Germ in a similar position, to the re-
grct OF heT Lexington friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robbie 4. Shull have
had farmers rural telephone in
stalled in their new home near st. Da
vid's church.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wicngcs of
st. Matthews were in town Sunday
visiting at the home of Mrs. Wcinges'
parents.
Mr.. r. l.. Connolly. Il substantial
farmer and good citizen up on Saluda
called iii Tuesday IL pay mis- respects
to the printer man.
Mr.. j. Fl. Mcetze was in town Satur-
day and remembered the printer.
Mr. B. j. Waits. who was in town
Monday, paid pleasant call to The
Dispatch News office
Rev. IIasfOrd B. Jones, pastor of
the Southsidc Baptist church in CO.
lumbla, we'll known throughout the
county and who is still. good enough
to come over and preach to the folks
around about whenever he can get
Mr. II. l.. Matthews of Leesville.
prominent business man and good cit
iZen. was in Lexington Tuesday.
Judge George S. Drafts is making
glad the hearts of the Confederate
pensioners this week-paying off the
yearly pension.
Mr.. j. r. Ballcntinc, the efficient
ana popular manager of the Bank of
western Carolina at EatcsburS. was 4
business visitor in town today.
Mr.. G.. Perry Caughman, who has
been quite i'll in the Baptist hos
Dital at Columbia. has returned home
after having II successful operation
and is now getting on nicely. to the
delight of his many friends.
Mr.. l.. j. Mack, originally of Swan