The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-08-17
PERSONALS


ter of Mr.. D. w. Roof, in Columbia
this week.
Miss Julia Buckley attended the
marriage ceremony of her cousin,
Miss Maybelle Fulmer, of near Little
Mountain, last Sunday.
l. Capt. L. w. Redd, now Of Edge
field, was a visitor to the old home
town for a few days. He, his wife
and daughter left this morning for a
trip in the mountains.
} Miss Juanita George and Mr.. Sam
uel A. George have returned from a
weeks visit to Swansea.
Mr.. George r. Sease, one Of the
|. best men and a successful farmer, up
on Hollow Greek, made us pleas
ant call this morning.
Mr.. NJ L. Warner, one of the oldest
and prcmptest paying subscribers,
was in town this morning and as US
ual he did not forget the printers.
w. M. Elw;n and family, formerly
of Columbia, but now Of Winchester,
Ind, are visiting his mother and
friends in Columbia.
I Prof. and Mrs. J.. o. Wingard Of
Columbia visited their mother, Mrs
F.. r.? Wingard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
". NJ: Wingard,, of Lexington, Sun:
day T..
Miss Louise George of Columbia is
on an extended visit in lexington.
to her grandmother, Mrs. F. r. Win
gard, and other friends and relatives.
Mr.. Willie E. Harman, Supt. of the
Perkins Lumber Manufacturing Com
pany, of Augusta, Ca, visited his par
ents, Col NJ. D. Harman and wife,
and his brother Prof. A. F. Harman
and family, of Alabama, who were
also on a visit to the old folks. J.
Hon. Banks L. Caughman, of Co.
|lumbia, is visiting his relatives and
friends in town.. He is full of jokes
and as jovial as you please.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Hathcock of
Lancaster are spending several days
with their daughters Mrs. Ira NJ.
Sigh and Mrs. J. NJ. Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barre have re-
turned from a pleasant visit to their
son, Prof: E. H. Barre at Clemson
College. They were accompanied on
the trip, which was made through the
country, by Mr.. Gus Barre and Misses
Cecil and Veda. Miss Veda remained
ia Greenville for a visit to friends. !;
Mr.. Will H. Buckley, his wife and
son, Henry Jake and Mr.. Charlie
Steele, have returned from their
mountain visit around Henderson,
willie, the past week. They are jubi-
liant over their trip.
Mr.. Harry F. Rawl, his wife two
.daughters, Misses Myrtle and Jimmie,
have oil returned home, after five
days visit and grand auto trip, to
Mrs. Rawl's. sister, Mrs. J. P. Gibson
at Hickory, N. c. They report grand
time indeed, of the overflowing kind
ness bestowed and of the hospitality
shown by the people of Hickory, N,
&c. Uncle James E. Rawl, accompan7
led them and was the prime essence
Of the trip. We missed him while
away and we are glad to see him
back. =.
:. DR.. Murray v. Schwartz, the very
polite and attentive clerk at the
United Cigar Store, Columbia, was.
visiting his mother and friends here
Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Dent and Miss
Olga Rawl. visited relatives and
at Batasburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Leaphart were
Columbia visitors Monday.
Misses Katie and Bessie Graham,
nieces Of Mrs. Dosky Schwartz, have
returned to their home in Pomaria,
after a weeks visit to their aunt and
friends here.
/ Mr. Kellers Mitchell has moved to
the John H. Meetze old home, which
-. rooont1v n,,rchased Mr@ John 7.
Taylor and his wife will make it their
home. Mr. Cooley and his wife will
occupy the Taylor residence up on
Main street.
We were glad to see on our streets
Monday, Mr.. ]. H. Price, of Hollow
Creek, after his having quite a pain
full spell with a 9erbuncle.
..Ars F.sHeqdttx and children,
;clae, Hinton and@aarrie Pearle. and
Mrs C. c.. Harmon, have returned