Lexington Social News Names and Local Visitors
Residents recount visits and returns of many locals including R Wingard at her daughter's home in Columbia, Prof Jesse Wingard in Lexington on business, W Westmoreland of Samaria, L W Perrin of Harmon Drug Co., G A Taylor who moved from Calhoun county back to near Dixiuna, Sara Crafts visiting Alma Long, Dr Rice B Harmon, Dr T I Kreps in attendance on Miss Ruth Efird, J M Moormain of American Tobacco in Wilson, and George Bush rejoining Sam J Long’s shop. Also H L Schofield, a progressive farmer, attended court, and a reminder to renew subscriptions as cash-in-advance begins February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
G. A. Taylor
New Brookland
Calhoun County
Dixiuna
Calhoun
Lexington County
Sara Crafts
Alma Long
Rice B. Harmon
Columbia Yesterda
TI. K. H. Kreps
Phyan
Columbia
Ruth Efird
J. M. Moormain
American Tobacco Company
Wilson
N C
Lexington
George Bush
Sam J. Long
Bush
H. L. Schofield
Pelion
Tanlac Boosts Greenville Woman to Gain 20 Pounds
Mrs Annie Kellar of 115 Murphy St Greenville S C says Tanlac improved her health from eight years of stomach trouble. She gained twenty pounds and her appetite returned. headaches subsided, nerves steadied, and strength increased. She credits Tanlac as the best medicine for her ailments and plans to continue taking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kellar
Murphy St
Greenville
S. C
Tanlac
Illness Widespread in Lexingon Area Names Sicknesses
The community learns of multiple illnesses in Lexing ton led by Ruth Efird confined to bed after a New York visit. Albert Harman, a prominent Cromer farmer, is gravely ill at home. County Judge George S. Drafts remains sick at home after recent public duties. Mrs S J Leaphart is recovering from a serious illness. Dr John W Sandel, a renowned local physician, is ill at his room. Elizabeth Lester Peake, young daughter of J M Peake Jr, is seriously ill and bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Efird
Miss Efird
New York City
Robt. F. Bowe
Albert Harman
Cromer
George S. Drafts
Judge Drafts
Court House
Lexington
S. J. Leaphart
John W. Sandel
County
J. M. Peake, Jr
Elizabeth Lester
Abandoned Baby Adopts Splendid Home Near Lexington
Sheriff Miller placed the abandoned baby from Augusta road seven miles from Lexington with Mr and Mrs Hendry Roberts. The blue eyed infant, found Tuesday by Hamp ton Laird, will lack for nothing. Investigators seek the unknown person who left the child, hoping to reveal its identity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Miller
Augusta Road
Lexington
Hampton Laird
Hendry Roberts
Sheriff Miller Captures Liquor Still in Cedar Creek
Sheriff Sim J. Miller seized a forty gallon copper liquor still hidden in a marshy Cedar Creek area last Friday afternoon. He recovered the cap and worm but found no liquor or beer on the scene, leaving investigators to deduce further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim J. Miller
Cedar Creek
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promoted For Convalescents
Physicians recommend Gude's Pepto Mangan to convalescents recovering from illnesses like influenza. The liquid and tablet forms both claim identical benefits, building red blood, restoring strength, and improving appetite with the brand name clearly on packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude’s
Gude
Still Captured In County Liquor Raids At Lexington
A recently seized liquor still was brought to Lexington and is held by Sheriff Miller. He has led efforts against illicit distilling across the county, drawing interest from locals at the jail as investigators pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Lexington
Lexington men named for cotton convention
Lt. M. Mixson, president of the South Carolina chapter of the American Cotton Association, lists Lexington county delegates for the Montgomery Alabama convention set for February 17 to 20. Delegates include T. B. Kernaghan Batesburg J. L. Cromer Chapin W. H. Witt Swansea L. S. Trotti New Brookland L. W. Wise Pelion Samuel B. George Lexington H. F. Hendrix Leesville Dr. D. M. Crosson Leesville Chalmers E. Wes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. M. Mixson
South Carolina
American Cotton Association
Lexington County
Montgomery
Ala
T. B. Kernaghan
Batesburg
J. L. Cromer
Chapin
W. H. Witt
Swansea
L. S. Trotti
New Brookland
L. W. Wise
Pelion
Samuel B. George
Lexington
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promotes Harmless Cure
An old style advertisement claims calomel harms digestion and promises Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, non salivating liver tonic. It asserts biliousness headaches and stomach issues improve after a spoonful. The copy urges returning to store for money if not helped. It also touts safety for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Lexington delegates name for the state race
The fragment notes Mrs Charence JT Rucker of Trois Wilecdy named as a delegate representing Lexington at the event. The text is fragmented and does not provide a complete list of delegates or clear context about the race or meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. T. Wall
R. Lexington
Birth Announcements Rise From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Sidney Style welcomed a new daughter, and the Leaphart family joyfully report a handsome son. Mrs Steele and her young daughter are also doing well, with friends extending congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ined My Leaphart
Sidney Style
Steele
Supreme Court reserves Lexington cases on Monday
The State Supreme Court on Monday issued reversals in three Lexington county cases. T. L. Harman versus Walker. D. Hines, director general of railroads, involved damages claims over cotton. M. E. Antey versus Saljie FE Wood ordered a new trial over a will dispute with substantial property at stake. BR. H. Stephens versus Hartford Fire Insurance Co saw damages for alleged failure to pay a fire claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington County
T. L. Harman
Walker D. Hines
Railroads
M. E. Antey
Saljie FE
Wood
BR. H. Stephens
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
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FORD
Packard
Snelgrov
E. C. Snelgrove
Bodson
Supreme Court
Lexington Auto CO
Lexington, S. C
Batesburg, S. C
Southern States
L. D. Cullum Corporation
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