The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Auditor W. d. Dent and Treasurer

day on business.
We are glad to see Mr.. Frank
Fields on our streets today, after hi:
awful suffering FROM the unfortunate
bIow-up New Years eve. Though
sorry he is on crutches and the loss
Of his left eye
Mr. j j .Rish, while here last week
made us pleasant visit and renewed
his paper for another year.
\Niss Sara Berry, one OF our most
5opular young ladies visited friends
in st. Matthews last week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Holland, Washington
D. c., kindly remembers her old
county paper with her usual prompt
remittance, and, says: II hope the
Dispatch-News will continue to be
.as wide-awake and progressive as at
present. I enjoy reading it very
much"
Mr.. Walter Harman. an industrious
and self-sustaining farmer, of the
Peters section was in town on busi-
ness, Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Hook visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ollie Addy, Friday and
seemed almost as proud Of her little
grand daughter, as its mother is.
Mrs r. 3. Melton, a business lady
OF Columbia and a very close friend
Of Mrs. G. M. Harmon, is still at Bit
mora Hospital, N. c., where she un-
,derweut the trying ordeal Of an oper-
alton for appendicitis, but we are
glad. she is improving nicely and will
soon be with, us again.
Mr.. Homer Shealy, one OF our
clever citizens, is going to move from
the old Souter place, on. Fox street.
to the Geo. Price farm, about ten
miles west Of town.
Mr. P. S. Rawl from up on Hollow
Greek was in town Friday and ad-
,ded his name to our subscription list.
The many friends of Coroner Weed
will regret to learn that he has been
quite a sick man for few days, but
gaaa that his cheerful smiles greet
them once again on our streets.
The inclement weather of Saturday
.cut Short the usual large number OF
visitors in town, and consequently a
drop off in trade, but upon the whole,
Lexington is live town and always
receives her share of the general pat
ronage of the town and surrounding
country.
Mr.. P. T. Crown, accompanied by
Mrs. Crown and Mr.. Townsend Cox,
all Of Cayce, were visitors in Lexing-
ton last Thursday.
Mrs H. l.. Harmon and little
daughter have returned home after a
visit to relatives and friends in Tren-
ton and Edgefeld.
Mr.. Chas. E. Taylor made a busi-
ness trip to Chester last week.
Mrs. H. Y. Hathcock of. Lancaster
is spending a few days with her
daughters, Mrs. Ira NJ. Sigh and Mrs.
J.. NJ. Moornaan.
Miss Annie Lou Taylor spent last
weekend in Batesburg with Miss Mae
Copeland.
Col. G. T. Graham is at his winter
home in Florida for a few weeks
visit.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
Winford Harman last Wednesday and
left a beautiful little boy, Lewis Car
roll, and he looks just like papa.
Mr.. Jas L. Amick. overlooking date
for assessing at Chaplin, came over
Saturday and made his return and
while here remembered the Dispatch
News.
Mr.. J. ID. Lorick, Chaplin, was in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. J. G. kirkland and children
spent weekend at the old home at
Ridge Spring last week.
We regret to note the feeble condi-
tienYef Mr.. Jas. D. Caughman, who
has been and is still a very sick man,
at-.hSs LONE, two miles out Of town.
He 4has been one of our most indus
teieas and best farmers in the county
TO CHARLESTON FOR -.
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Judge T l.. Harman left Tuesday