The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-06-15
PERSONALS.

nolia section was in town today and
paid The Dispatch News office Il
pleasant call.
We regret to note the illness OF Mr..
J. Sol Dooley, who is now very sick
at his homo.
Mrs. NJ. d. Harman has been quite
sick from an attack Of accute indi-
gestion, but we are glad to state she
is much better and will soon be out
again.
E. r. Steedman, Esq, of Bates
burg, was in town this morning. He
recently made an auto trip to Savar-
nah to visit his sick wife, whom he
found doing very well.
Prof. w. E. Black, of Estell, is
visiting friends in Lexington.
Miss Ellen Hendrix is off on vaca-
ton in Washington, d C.. the guest of
Mrs. Rosa Wcatherall in that city.
Miss Mary Williams Of Bambcrg.
who has been visiting Miss Cccylc
Meetzc for Il week returned to hcr
home Sunday accompanied by Miss
Mcetze.
-hI. lLSu"pOu toNlkcS. Il student OIL
the University of South Carolina, who
has been spending some time in town
with friends, returned to his home in
Rockingham. n. c., last Friday.
Misses Sudie Floyd and Bcrnicr
Nipper, nurses at the State Hospital.
Columbia, spent the Weekend in Lex
ington.
Mr.. Samuel "A. George. !sor OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. y. George, is at homo
for the summer, after having grad
uated at Wofford College last week.
Mr.. McGcc Bamberg and Angus
Riley Of Bambcrg spent several days
here last week, having come up to
attend the annual June Ball at the
University of South Carolina.
Mrs. L. r. Kiblcr and daughter.
Maxine, of Washington. c. H., Ohio.
returned to their homo last Saturday.
after having spent ten days with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Roof. .Ir.
DR.. j. w. GeiScr, OF Brookland. |
Route ,, the old reliable family ply
Slclan of his section, Was in town |
to see him looking so we'll in his S9th
year Of age. DR.. Gciscr is one of the
old noted Gcigcr family, the pure
type OF the old school Southern folk. !
from Sandy Run. and hope he may he |
permitted I" hc with us for many |
more years.
Mrs. Castclla Goodwin OF CASTOR
was busy shopper here Saturday.
Mr.. J. W. Wessinger, one of the
prominent n.2n and good farmers
OF his section. near Hilton. was Il
Viistor to our town Saturday.
Mr.. Jas. V. Smith. one of the re-
liable educators of Lexington county.
teaching in various schools in his and
other sections for years with salts
1atcion to pupils and patrons. was in
town Saturday.
Monday about noon. four of Cha
pins prominent citizens and popular
gentemcn passed through our town
in an QUITO to Columbia They were:
l.. NJ. Frick, !. S. Clark, Archie
Frick and Roy Risingcr, a Jolly party,
'0''N' ava 'i'S '''ii same III Aolunl Dl;t. !
Mr.. II. T.. Kyzcr of Macedonia,
was in town Saturday on business.
Mcssrs. S. T. Ky2cr. l.. A. Bouk-
night and John ShUmpcrt from Black
Creek settlement We're ncrc Saturday.
They report fair crops but little dry,
and not worried about boil w"rvil.
Mr.. II. c. Shcaly, after closing :;
successful session of the school at
Stccdman, is now out in the dunbar
section, with n thraShing outfit. lie
thraShcd 800 bushels grain for Mr..
j. E. Dunbar. the model farmer on
pig that weighs over 500 pounds and
others of various weights. Uncle Jim
mic lives at home and sure boards at
the Same place.
Judge Geo. s. Drafts has about
completed his work in paying off the
old soldiers and their widows their
pensions. excepting, about eight or
ten, found to be dead, consequently
these funds will bc returned to the
Comptroller General.
Mr. Vastinc Taylor. returning from
Columbia, stopped over hexe for a
short while Saturday. lie REPORTS the
Columbia market dull, bcinS over SUD
piled with chickens. Gags, vegetables