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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-10-26
James Stucky Says, Rats Cost Me
$125 for Plumbing Bills

I'VE couldn't tell what was clog
ging up our toilet, pipes, etc, found
a rats nest in Basement. They had
choked the pipes with refuse. The
plumbers bill was $125. RAT-SNAP
cleaned the rodents out" Three sizes,
35c. Csc, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Chenault & Orear.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-10-26

1t is estimated, says the United
States Department of Agriculture,
that from 100000 to 100000 pounds
of para-dichlorobenzene will be used
against the peach borer in Georgia
this fall.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-10-26

New hats in natural beaver, heavy
ribbed brown band. $3.50 quality Fri
day and Saturday at s5.-The Walsh
Company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-10-26

STRAYED-One blue-roan COW, to
my farm on Kiddville pike, miles
from Mt. Sterling. Owner may have
same by paying charges.-E. d. Con-
lee. (3-3t-pd)
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-10-26
FOR SALE

Will sell 200 or 400 acres of land
on Winchester pike, 1-2 miles from
Mt. Sterling.-J. NJ Hoskins, phone
COS J-2. (1-tf)
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CLASSIFIED

With winter approaching provide
for home comforts. The best heater
on earth. The best cooker made
]. r. Lyons.
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b. & o. CONFERENCE
NOT PRESUMED TODAY

BALTIMORE, July 27.-The
conference between the B. & o.
Railroad Co. and representatives
Of its striking employees was not
resumed here this morning. and
no information was obtainable as
to whether further meetings
would be held, either today or in
the near future. in view of the
fact that the company yesterday
submitted definite propositions
for a settlement of the contro-
versy.
These proposals, which were
understood to deal especially with
the question of seniority, We're
sent to President Harding BY
President Willard Of the railroad
company last night. 1t also was
understood that the system gen
eral chairmen representing the
strikers had determinedto lay the
proposals before their official
union superiors who were expect
ed to assemble at Washington to-
day.
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Social Calender

Thursday
There will be a meeting OF the
Isabella Th oburn Circle OF tn e
First Methodist Episcopal Church
at 7:45 D. M in the church par
lor. Mrs. C. S. Riggs division will
be in charge
The Misses Esther and Jessie
Mcqueen will entertain the Anti
Can't Glass OF the Williams Mem
oriaI Methodist Episcopal Church
South at 1880 p. M in their home
in Mt. Vernon; avenue.
The local lodge of Elks will
dance from to j at Rayine
Park.
Court Joan of Arc, Catholic
Daughters Of America, Will hold
an outing at Loop park.
A lawn social will be held in the
evening on the lawn of the First
United Brethren Church by the La
dies Aid Society of the church.
Court Joan of Arc, Catholic
Daughters of America, will hold its
annual outing. in the nature OF a
picnic, in Loop Park
Friday
The Junior Missionary Society Of
the Williams Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church South will hold
its monthly meeting. at $3.50 p. m.
in the church.
Mrs. H. ". Homer will entertain
the Assembly Club of the First
Baptist Church in the evening in
her home in Broadway.
Mrs. Ira 1. Weaver and Mrs.
Earl McCray will entertain at an
evening bridge at the home of the
former in the West End.
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold a picnic in the
afternoon and evening at the
church camp on the Tygart Valley
River.
Sunday.
The sannual reunion of the Hide
brand family will be held in Wor-
cestef Park, near Opekiska.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Thomas will
entertain the choir of the Metho-
dist protestant Temple at Fern
cliff their home on the Tygart
Valley River.
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,DISTILLERS PLEASED
WITH ACTION TAKEN

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Distfl-
lers of the country, departing to-
day after meeting here yesterday
to select a committee to work with
the Treasury Department in rela-
ton to the concentration Of nj y
Icinal whiskey and grain alcohol,
expressed entire satisfaction with
the results of the gathering
Resolutions appealing to the
President, Secretary of the Treas
ury and commissioner of interna-
ItionaI revenue to see that Prohibit
ton Commissioner Haynes proper
lily conduct his office in conformity
with the legal regulations were
passed. and copies We're sent to
each Of thees named. In the event
the resolution is ignored or not
acted upon. federal injunction will
be sought by the distillers through
out the country to prevent the pro-
hibition enforcement officials from
exceeding their authority and to
force them to observe the laws and
the limits Of their authority, Attor-
ney Levicooke of Washington.
counsel for the diStil1ers, declared.
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fBOYSlGO NGSIO CANT
TO5MEET SATURDAY

George Hartrick, z. NJ. C.. a.
camp director, will return from
Camp Woods Saturday to meet the
boys who will leave for camp Mon
day morning Mr.. Hartrick an
nounced before leaving the city
this morning that all of the boy
campers are to meet him at the
"Y" on Saturday at 80 p. M
The meeting will be held Tor the
benefit of>the boys anc their par
ents. Mr. Hartrtck said he wants
every boy to bring his parents
with him Saturday night to meet
the officials who will be in charge
of the boys. The meeting will be
very informal one and will last
only for an hour Plans for camp
will BE discussed by the director,
and each boy will learn the rules
of the camp. 1t is claimed very
necessary that the parents attend
this meeting also, because they
will feel more at ease about their
childrens' safety after they have
heard the camp rules and met the
Instructors. it is pointed out
Five tent leaders and Camp
Director Hartrick left early this
morning to get the CAMPS good
shape for the boys. A large NOV
ing van was overloaded witt
equipment to be used at the camp.
Eight army squad tents. cooking
stove and equipment, thirty-two
cots and enough athletic goods to
stock a store were part of the
trucks load.
1T was announced today that.
the boys will leave the early
Monday morning and will make
the trip in automobiles. Already
there has been a number of local
people offer the use of their ma
chimes for the trip There will be
about twenty-five boys to make
the trip and few more cars must
be obtain ed for the journey
1t is the plan of the director to
schedule some athletic games with
the native teams around the camp,
If possible, and local boys who ars
going to camp are being urged tc
take their athletic equipment with
them.
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FARMER LOSES LIFE IN
ATTEMPT.TO SAVE BOYS

NEW MARTINSvILLE, w. Va,
July 27.-Raymond McHenry, rsed
IS, and his son and nephew were
burned to death last night on NC
Henry's farm, four miles cast OF
this place, when a vessel OF ga So
line. being used to spray hen
merry for lice ignited from Che ex-
plosion of lantern.
The son was 8 years old and the
whose name was Black,
was 10.
According to word received here,
McHenry had chance to save
himself but broke through the
flames in an effort to rescue the
children and died in the attempt
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Miss Vincent Honored

Miss Mildred Vincent. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Lonnie Vincent Of
Winfield District, was the honor
guest at delightful surprise
birthday party which was given at
her home on Saturday. Garden
flowers Were prettily used in the
decorations, with a large bowl of
larkspur and geraniuzls centering
the serving table. Music wasren-
dered by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Satter-
field, Mr.. Canoe, Miss Agnes Haw-
kins. and Thomas Doolittle. As
sisting in entertaining We're Mrs.
NJ. II. Gould Mrs. William Robe.
Mrs. Virgil Brown and Mrs. Page
King. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Satterfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ganoeiand daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. f. Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morley. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Could, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Robe, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Carpen-
ter and daughters, Mary and vir-
GINA; Mr.. and Mrs. Page King
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Chairn1nn to Meet
PERSONALS

Miss Lucy Margaret Powell of
| Locust avenue went to Buckhan.
non today where she will spend
several days with friends.
! Robert Burns is spending the
week in Buckhanno- on business:
T. w. Powell went to Ph1lippl
this morning on business.
Dean Showalter, who had been
spending some time in Denver,
Colo, has returned to this city
! where he is located.
Miss Edna Roger OF lexington
is the guest of her cousins, MT
and Mrs. Clarence Hall, at their
! home on Rhea terrace.
The Misses Ella and Clara
i,Touchstone, who were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Jones at
their home on Fairmont avenue.
have returned to their home at
Port Deposit, Md.
| Mrs. Bernard Byrne and sons,
Terence and Joe, are the guests
of Mrs. Lawrence Byrne at their
home on High street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleming who
are spending the summer at MT:
| Lake Park, motored here today
and will spend several days at
their home on Main street. Miss
Marjorie Fleming, who was at At
lantic City, has returned to the
park.
Eva Compton of the Normal
school faculty will go to Newell
this evening to look over equip
ment relative to furnishing the
new dormitory at the Normal.
Miss Marguerite Scarborough
who was the guest OF Miss Ruth
Phillips, has returned to her
home in New. York City.
Albert Dickerson. who had been
attending the military camp at
! Terra Alta, has returned home:
u Neal Jarrett is very ill at his
home on Madison street, having
been taken suddenly sick on Mon
day. H condition is slightly inn
proved at this time.
Mrs. Martha Boggess and Mrs
Margaret Kelley were in Grafton
Yesterday for the funeral of their
cousin. Miss Lucy Bradford.
Miss Abbie Sinsel Of Grafton at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. VIII
liam Morgan here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Swisher. Miss
Gail Arnett, Miss Josephine Morris
and Byrd McElroy have returned
from a motor trip to Niagara Fails
and points in Canada.
Miss Gypsy Irwin of Quincy
street has returned from Atlantic
City where she accompanied MT.
and Mrs. C. E. McCay and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence McCray on a
motor trip. The rest Of the party
went on to New York for visit
of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Corbin ard
daughter Doris have returned from
visit to Detroit, Mich.
E. NJ. Farnum. of Baltimore IS
guest of his sister. Mrs R. B.
Parrish at her home on Rhea Ter
Mrs. Forrest Fankhauser and
daughter Barbara have returned
from visit with relatives in
Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ridgely
have gone on an automobile trip
to Williamstown. Pa. and Phila-
delphia.
L. Baker and daughter Jean, of
Hazel Howell and Charles Nuzum
of Wheeling, have returned to their
homes after a visit With Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H . Vincent on Gas
ton avenue.
Marjorie Eloise, the 16-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis H. Murphy, who had been very
seriously i'll at, the home OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c
Kerns in Walnut avenue, is Slight
ly improved.
BROKER EXPELLED
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ndschiIdren. Warner. Camden and
Sydney Mrs. Mary Ross, thes1at.
ter of Oklahoma; Mrs Virgil
Brown and children, Lloyd, Edna,
Lawrence and Walter; Mrs. Lou
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas
Hawkins, Mr.. Canoe, George Robe
Ethel Moran, Dorothy Moran.
Edith Jones, Agnes Hawkins.
Della Bunner, Sylvia King, Jettic
Bunner, Lucille Robe Mildred
Bunner, Ruth Fletcher, the latter
of Akron, Ohio; Mary Vincent.
Grace Travis. Mildred Vincent
Rahma Carpenter. John Carlow,
George Jones. Stanley Hoffman,
Tusca Clelland, James Pheasant.
Morris Brown, Thomas Harr. Ell
nest Fletcher, Russell Corbin,
Robert Harr, Earl Bunner. Mr..
and Mrs Lonnie Vincent and
children. Morgan, Madge, Stanley
and Fay, and Ruby.
Chairman to Meet
Mrs. Joseph Roster. president of
the Woman's Club, has called a
meeting to be held at 2:3O o'clock
Friday afternoon at the Y. w. G..
A. of all committee chairmen. 1t
is desired that each chairman be
present with complete list OF
those who will serve on the var
ious mittees In order that the
names may be made ready to De
placed in the year book
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i lion today for discuDs-op. Mean
while reports from British coat
fields indicate that nothing win be
done by the miners who after q
lean period in their industry are
appreciating the stimulus given 10
employment through the American
demand " &.
William Straker, secretary or
the Northumberland miners fed
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BRITISH MINERS MOT %
OPPOSE EXPORT OF coal

LONDON. July 27.-(By A P.)
The question whether British
coal miners will take any action
against the exploration of coal to
America was before the executive
committee OF the miners fedora.
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BRoKER EXPELLED

NEW YORK July 27-E w.
Wagner, head of the firm of E.
Wagner C Co., which failed last
December, has been expelled from
the New York Stock Exchange, it
was announced today.
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local SOCIAL. EVENTS.
ON Auton1obile Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. II oward w. Show
liter of Peacock Farm, the for
hers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
fhowaIter Of Kansas City, Mo-.
nd Brock Showalter are on al
[ntomobile trip which will include
isfts to Niagara Falls. Thousand
Islands and points in Canada. Mr.
ind Mrs. II. G. Showalter,. who
lad been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H
Showalter,-and Mr.. and Mrs.
~. Showalter will return here
RS a gersvisit. IA
To Entertain Book Club
[tSMrs Otis G.. Wilson and Mrs.
Theodore Workman will entertain
She Book Club tomorrow evening
heaWilson home on Henoni ayen-
III
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When answering sadyertfeemenkSss
please say you saw II TIT NNsss
tYirgtnian. 81
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For Miss Davis

}Honoring Miss Amy Dean Davis
-. c., the guest OF
Mss Mary Watson at Fort Hill
EARNS, Miss Louise Showalter en-
$ertained at bridge yesterday
&fternoon at the home of her par
knts, Judge and Mrs. E. NJ. Show
alters on Locust avenue The
tables were attractiyely. arranged
Pm the verandah with garden flow
krs@used with pretty, effect about
eRerendah and in the house.
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Shower For Bride

Mrs. e. C. Horne will entertain
shower this evening at the
home of her sister, Mrs. William
EdaJenkins, compltmentary to Mrs.
Raymond SaIvatti, formerly Miss
SeaN Wi1liamson. whose marriage
E3asErecently announced.
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At the Trough

d Mrs. w. A. Wiedebusch
eey. and Mrs. f. S. Tow
Spending tho week at the
lin Hampshire County.
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where they had been visiting rela-
tives for several weeks. s
On M otor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Hite and
daughters. the Misses Lucille,
Helen and Eleanor, motored today
to Washington, D. C., where they
will look over girls schools and
will probably select one which
Miss Helen will enter this fall En-
route home they will spend some
time at the Trough in Hampshire
County
Occupying Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Cunningham
and daughters, the Misses Jane
and Joan, are occupying camp on
the Valley River for a couple OF
weeks.
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Motor Party.

s. James e. Sutton Of Benoni
SEfkne will entertain a number Of
Nrt9kds at motor party tomor-
3oMeafternon to honor Mrs. c. w.
Downs Of Connellsyil1e, Pa, who
the guest of Mrs. E. T. Kelley
1t her home on Benoni avenue.
rs The party will motor to Fair
they will have lunch
1.-THE home of Mrs. Sutton's par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Hamil-
On, and will return here later
the evening e.
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To Camp

1.-the Misses Elizabeth Black,
Eartha Jenkins and Louise Rit-
khie left this morning for Camp
Ealebon at Gerard, Pa, where
hey will spend some time
aMiss Myrtle Eldbridge, physi-
Ealx director of girls work at the
Miller School last year, is one of
ME camp directors.
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Marjorie Eloise, the 16-months.
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis H. Murphy, who had been very
seriously i'll at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. C.
Kerns in Walnut avenue, is slight
ly improved.
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MRS. E.. II. Hartman and son,
|allas Hartman of Boston. Mass,
lei guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c..
Wheeler and Miss Cora Wheeler
fsfheir home on Pierpont avenue.
,hesyy camsShere-from Kingwood.
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Picnic Today.

The Missionary Society and the
Friendship Class OF the M. E.
Church, South, are holding picnic
this afternoon at the summer camt
OF Mrs. Robert Talbot at Antioch
Several of the party went to the
camp by train this morning, while
others motored there.
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Has Guests.
Miss Mona Simon has as her
guests at her home in Maple ave-
nue., Mrs William Fraley of WASH
inston. formerly Miss Janet JAM
son, and Miss Wilma Wright, her
cousin of Luke, Md.
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DIR. McGLOTHLIN
DECLINES OFFER
Turns Down Presidency Of William
Jewell College in Liberty, q.
Missouri.

Greenville, July 6.-Announce-
ment was made this afternoon by
DR.. w. j. McGlothlin, president of
Furman University, that he had
decided to decline the offer of the
presidency of William Jewell Col
lege at Liberty, Mo-, and would
remain at the head of Furman Uni
versity. The offer from the Mis-
souri, Institution was received by
Dr.. McGlothlin several weeks ago
and has been under careful consid-
Grafton since that time.
Formal announcement of his
decision to remain at Furman was
made by DR.. McGlothlin in a let
ter to John A. Russell, president of
the Greenville Chamber of Com
merce, in which he says that "as-
surances of interest and support on
the part of the citizens of Green
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vile have materially aided me in
reaching a decision as to what
course I ought to pursue. The pres
idency of William Jewell College,
with the high standards and great
potential resources Of the institu-
ton made a strong appeal, but
have decided to remain with Fur
man."
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NEW BOOKS FOR LIBRARY

The following books have recently
been given to the library:
Dodo Wonders-By E. F. Benson.
Plum Puddfng-By christopher
Worley.
Kaleema-By Marion MeClelland,
The Shiek-By E. NJ. Hull.
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PLAY AT ~ANTREVILLE.

"Mrs Briggs Of the Poultry Yard"
will be given Saturday night, July
9th at the Antreville school house.
Admission Is and rs cents. Special
music will be given between acts.
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thursday.
B. T. Rainsford, Esq, of
Greenwood was in the city today ! :,
at the Clerk of Courts office on
business.
Mrs. G. S. Lewis of Lowndesville
attended the Club Market this
morning and was much pleased
with the market in general.
[Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence White
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Duckett
came over from Greenwood to at
tend the ball game yesterday.
Mrs. ]. E. Lewis and Horace
Crawford of Lowndesville were
among the out of town guests attend
ing the midsummer sales here today.
Mrs. Joe L. Maxwell and daugh-
ter, Evelyn, returned to their
home in Augusta yesterday after a
visit to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert White and
children, Earl and Ebert Jr., spent
the 4th in Greenwood with Mr..
Whites mother, Mrs. H. E. White.
Mrs. Jim White and children, !
Maris, Jim and Bill White of
Greenwood are in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert White.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Moore Mars and
daughter of Abbev1lle were the
holiday guests of Mrs. Mars par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Wilkes
Laurers Advertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Rogers of
Penney's Creek were in town today
attending the club market. They
sold rs pounds of tomatoes at 10
cents a pound.
Claud Gambrell and Fred Min
shall were successful bidders on
the right to sell cool drinks at the
ball ground during the games this
summer.
Mrs. Susan E. Minshall passed
through Abbeville today enroute to
Lake Michigan where she will
spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Wylie Irwin.
Mrs. Bob Mckenzie of Abbeville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook of
Owings visited Mr.. C. A. Nash and
family last week.-Fountain Inn
Tribune.
Mrs. F. B. Gamble and son, Rob-
ert Gamble of New Zion and Mrs.
R. G. Cheatham of Greenwood are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Glib
bons.
MI. Horace King of Abbeville,
accompanied by Misses Selma Watt,
Addie Bowen and lone Stevenson
spent Tuesday here in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Mann.-McCor-
mick Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mcmillan,
Miss Lula Power and Mrs. Otto
Bristow went to Camp Transyl-
vania today to see Raiford McMil-
Ian who has had three teeth knock
ed out on a rock. They expect to
return tomorrow after being sure
that Raiford is all right.
"a
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Local
News
personals

personals
Tom Miller of Greenwood was in
own Thursday.
Mrs. B. S. Reames spent Thursday
n Greenwood.
Arthur Green of Greenwood is in
own today on business.
Miss Zula Suber of Antreville
a a visitor in town today.
Miss Margaret Link spent the 18th
t her home in the Bethia section.
]. D. Miller, Jr., Of Rapley Shoals
vas in town Thursday on business.
B. A. Bell of Lowndesville was in
he city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Murray of Green
wood was in town shopping Thurs
day.
R. R. Price and R. R. Price, Jr.,
we're in town from Penney's Greek
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Manning Cochran
bf Due West were in town Thurs
day.
Miss Jimmie Crowley Of Carroll
ON, Ca, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j,
}. Crowley.
Mrs. ]. H. Sherard and children
Of Calhoun Falls are visiting Mrs
Dendy Miller.
Miss Ada Wham of Columbia is
visiting her sister, Miss Clara
Wham.
Paul Ellis and Furman Etheridge
anne over to take in the ball game
yesterday.
Mr.. Irwin Cleckley of Lowndes-
lille was among the visitors in town
his morning.
Garrison Montjoy of Clinton is
listing his friend, Ashby Galloway
n South Main street.
A. B. Galloway and Bruce and
eugene Galloway attended the ball
Eame in Anderson Tuesday.
J. A. Arnold of Greenville spent
asst night in Abbeville with his
brother, E. F. Arnold.
A. S. McCord of Greenwood, rep
esenting the Kilgo Drug Co., was
\ town on business this morning.
Messrs. R. L. Wharton and Char
ey Wharton were among the Green
Eood visitors here yesterday
Prof and Mrs. E. L. Reid and
aughter, Miss Virginia Reid of Due
Vest were in the city Thursday.
Misses Margaret and Julia Pen
al of Greenville are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Pennal.
Hal Moore has gone to Hot
springs, Ark, to spend sometime
With his uncle, Mr.. McGraw.
Fitzhugh Lee, jim Lewis Pinson
nd William Jay were among the
Greenwood rooters at the ball game
esterday.
J. Wesley Ramey, Esq, of Atlanta,
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mcmillan,
Miss Lula Power and Mrs. Otto
Bristow went to Camp Transyl-
vania today to see Raiford McMil-
Ian who has had three teeth knock
ed out on a rock. They expect to
return tomorrow after being sure
that Raiford is all right.
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Mr.. Horace King of Abbeville,
accompanied by Misses Selma Watt,
Addie Bowen and lone Stevenson
spent Tuesday here in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Mann.-McCor-
mick Messenger.
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Mrs. A. B. Galloway and Bruce
nd Eugene Galloway went to Gin
IN this week. Mrs. Galloway was
aking her little granddaughter,
adie Chandler home and Bruce
nd Eugene took in a ball game.