The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-29

3fs H. T. Smith of Fayetteville wa,
f1ooktng for business here Wednesday
d. L. Moore OF Dillon was amons
those here Wednesday.
L. A. Manning, Jr.. spent Thursday
IN Nichols.
John Hargrove of Dillon was here
Saturday in the interest of his line.
]. L. McInnis of Sellers was in town
on business Saturday.
Rev. E. c. Bailey filled the pulpit
at Dumbarton Sunday afternoon.
H. III. Bailey of Lake eview paid q
short business call here on Monday.
Messrs. J. F. Bethea. II. E. Par
ham. T. w. Berry and L. C. Bass
spent Tuesday In Columbia.
Mrs. e. B. Berry and children of
the Elberry section were shopping in
town Wednesday.
G. A. Spinks. an insurance man and
chicken fancier spent Wednesday in
town. -.-,.
II. o. 8. jackson who travels out
OF Florence, was also looking for
business here Wednesday.
w. d. Lindsay who travels out of
Florence was here Friday seeking for
business.
J. D. Coleman and L. N. Hatchel
Of the Elberry section were here on
business Friday.
Tracy e. and Hudson Fore two
planters Of the Elberry section were
selling cotton on this market Friday.
John c. Campbell OF Columbia was
visiting relatives here the latter part
Of the week.
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ton was a business visitor here Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Galloway of
the Mallory section were in our city
Friday.
Miss Omega Ellerbe left Friday
night for Spartanburg where she will
teach in the city schools Of that place
Judge J. B. McCutcheon a buyer OF
the Dillon market was here Saturday
looking for cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bethea and
little son Allison spent Saturday in
Fayetteville.
Miss Flora Belle McLeod OF the
Dalcho School faculty spent the week
end with Miss Mae Belle Parham.
Frank Ellerbe returned Wednesday
from st. Louis, Mo-, where he played
ball during the past season.
Miss Maydonya Williamson of Plain
Ca, is paying an extended visit to rel
atives in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Watson of the
Sellers section were in the city Mon.
day morning.
William Hoffmeyer of Florence
was attending business in his line here
Monday.
w. s. Pope spent a couple of days
visiting his brother-in-law, G. M.
Staley at Staley, N. c.. during the
past week.
T. W. Allen who travels out Of
Greensboro, N. c., is at present visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Marion Allen,
who is sick.
e. r. Ellerbe returned Friday
night from trip to Clemson College,
and also to Winston-Salem which ex-
tended over several days.
Miss Aileen Mcmillan, who has
been taking a special course in Paris.
returned home Monday night, where
she will rest for a few days after
which she will take up her duties as
The ladies of the Methodist church
are studying Missions and the book
they are now using is. Women and
Missions" Mrs. H. A. Edwards is
teacher of Circle No. 4 and they meet
at Mrs. w. c. Kirkland's each Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. B. Luckey of Pasadena,
Ca d Misses Agnes Davis and
Flor belle Mcleod rode from Elberry
on V ednesday afternoon on horse
back With just little more practice
these young women would become
experts in riding.
Mrs. Hoyt Watson entertained the
Bridge Club at the home of Mrs. E.
r. Ellerbe on Thursday afternoon.
The parlor and hall were attractively
decorated with ferns and golden rod.
Three tables were arranged for the
usual number of members. After play
ing three rubbers. a salad course and
hot chocolate were served by Miss
May Belle Parham.
George w. Turbeville a highly re-
spected citizen Of the Temperance sec
tion died on Thursday the 9Th. He
was something over eighty one years
old, and a Confederate Veteran, who
served faithfully during the four
years of the war between the states
and came out without q wound. Mr.
Turbeville was o splendid farmer, cul.
tivating his crops with extreme neat
hess and skill, and was a good citizen
and will be missed In his community
A miscellaneous shower was given
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