The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-03-03

she has been visiting her sister,
Mrc. Kinard.
Mrs. ,Summerlin, mother of w. ].
SummerIin,, with her daughter, Mrs.
Barnes, arrived Sunday night from
Wilson, N. c. on account of Mr.
Summerlin's illness.
,dn,A. p. A: George of Burberry was here
Treacy E. Fore of Oak Grove was
here Monday.
j. w. Edgerton has accepted a po-
sition with the Southern Wholesale
and Distributing Co. Of Dillon, where
he Is ready to accommodate his
many friends to low prices.
Messrs Claud Leary and Walter
Jackson of Rowland. N. C. spent Sun
day in town.
l.. N. Hatchel of Enberry was in
town Monday.
D. S. Rogers of Free State was in
town Monday.
G. S. Roberts of Zion was here
Monday.
G. S. Roberts of Zion was here
e Rowland Roberts of Zion was here
Monday.
Bert McLaurin of near Floydale
was here Monday.
q. b. Satchel of Florence was here
Monday.
LATHE Fort of Fork was here Mon
day.
ID. G. Burden who works in Row
land for the a. c. l.. spent Monday
with his family.
Miles Mclnnis of Bingham was here
Monday.
Walter Willis of Bingham was here
Monday.
w. E. Edwards of Mullins was in
town Monday night.
i, Sam Edwards of Dalcho was in
town Monday.
b. Nareen of Marion spent Sunday
in Latta as usual.
5. II. Husband. cashier of the First
National Bank of Florence, was in
town Sunday.
Jas. M. Brown of Atlanta, Ga, was
in town Sunday.
w. H. Lee of Richmond, Va. was
here Sunday.
F. c. Norris of Florence was here
Monday.
r. E. Scoggins, Of the Charlotte
Marble Works, of Charlotte was In
town Monday.
Geo. Metz, Of Charleston, repre-
senting Va-Car. Chemical Co. Ferti-
lizer people, was in town Monday.
Hon. b. B. Sellers Of Sellers was
here Monday.
Misses Gertrude Manning and Sue
Allen spent Sunday in Columbia.
Mrs. Walsh Evans, after an extend
eu visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Baker, has returned to her
home in Ocean View, Va.
M. L. Watson, after visiting his
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Wat
son, has gone to Petersburg, Va.
E. M. Parker of Clio was here
Tuesday.
r. T. Burney, with McNair and
Pearsall, Wilmington, N. c., was here
Tuesday.
Mr.. V. D. Game has gone on an
extended visit to his son, Clifford
Game, who lives at Jacksonville,
Fla.
c. P, Wells. who travels and who
lives in Bennettsville was here Tues
day.
Miss Lillian Bethea spent the day
In Sellers with relatives.
Miss sMaggie Lockheart spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Rogers
Sunday.
j. H. Berry of Campbels Bridge
was in town Tuesday.
| ID. Tuckman was in Dillon Tues
day on business.
Murray Hayes of Floydale was in
town Tuesday.
j. a. Brothers of Wilmington, N.
C., was in town on Thursday.
j. o. Dysart, representing Heath
g. Co., of Columbia, cotton brokers.
is here for few days looking after
his interests.
; George Metz, of Charleston. repre-
senting Va-Carolina Chemical Co. was
here Friday.
I. a. Covington of Rockingham.
N. c. was in town Friday.
4! w. E. Edwards, tobacco man of
note, who used to live here, but now
or Mullins, was IN town Thursday.
T.. b. Bellington, representing a
a cigar concern of Atlanta, was in
town Friday.
w. G. Parham and G. r. Williams
spent the day in Sumter.
+. G. Dew of Oak Grove was in
town Friday.
Ex-Sheriff Lane was in town Fri
lay.
G. s. Bethea, sheriff of Dillon coun-
! ty was in town Friday
X. u. Mckay of Ebenezer was in
town Friday.
Walter Mikel, auditor Swift & Co.
Oil Mill, Columbia, was here checking
ur the boys Thursday.
The U. S. Internal Revenue De-
partment had a representative here
on the 23rd, helping the boys make
income returns.
Il. l.. Powell OF Dalcho was in