The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 23, 1909, Page 5, Image 5
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\ Sixteen gallons of liquor wei
stolen from the express office j
Rockingham, N. C., Friday nigh
A winsome 10-pound girl arr
ved at the homfc of Mr. and Mr
J* E. Poag, of the milL villag
June 21st.
Martin Lineison, a young Ge
man, was drowned in Norl
Carolina Sunday, in the Catawl
river, .while bathing.
A small cyclone struck tl
town of North, this State, la:
Thursday evening, blowing dow
trees, fences and slightly dan
aging a few houses.
Ed. Bynutn, the negro who n
cently shot the sheriff of Lexinj
ton county, pleaded guilty j
Lexington court Friday and w?
sentenced to the penitentiary ft
10 years.
A house in Monroe belongin
to Messrs. J. Shute & Sons ws
burned at an early hour Satui
... day morning. It was an ol
building and the loss is estimate
at $1,000.
Miss Laura Ford, daughter c
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ford, c
Chpsfpr ami Tlr CI II Monti
surgeon in the United State
army, were married Friday, i
Jhe, home of the bride's parent*
Mr. J. A. Dunn, son of Mi
and Mrs. C. J. A. Dunn, an
Miss Hattie Mangum, daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mangun
were married last Sunday, Jun
20, by Notary Public M. C
Gardner.
Mr. P. M. Hilton, of Taxahaw
sent us on last Saturday a vege
table curiosity, a large cabba'
made up of 13 distinct and v t
developed heads?all the produc
of one stalk. It is indeed a frea
of nature.
Children's Day will be observ
ed at Zion next Sunday, begir
ning at 10 o'clock a. m. Afte
the Sunday School exercises ther
will be a speech by Prof. Stew
art, of Tabernacle, and also on
by the Rev. W. A. Beckham.
Mr. John T. Stevens, of Kei
shaw, was elected a delegate t
iL ~ A ? n i ^
uie /\rnenean oanKers uonven
tion by the South Carolina Bank
era' Association at its meetinj
atVWrightsville Beach last weel
?a decided compliment to th
successful young banker am
business man.
Mrs. H. Canfield met with ;
very painful accident Monda;
afternoon. While walking in th
yard she stepped on a rusty nail
which passed through the sho
and pierced the foot, making ai
ugly and exceedingly painfu
wound. She is being attendei
by Drs. roster and Laney.
An effort is being made to ge
the Citadel's music club, of whicl
a Lancaster lad. Cadet Lee Skip
per, is a prominent member, t
include Lancaster in its itinerary
The club has a number of engage
ments in this State and in Nortl
Carolina, and it is hoped that i
may be induced to give Lancas
ter a performance.
Mr. Charles E. Provost, th
young man who was in Lancas
ter recently, operating some nev
automobiles, was, along with Mr
W. C. Richbourg, of Columbia
arrested and lodged in Columbi
jail Friday night, charged witl
breaking into and entering th
garage of the Columbia Aut
Company and removing Mrs. Lil
lie D. Fagan's car.
Monroe Mills, colored, is in jai
on the charge of entering a horn
on the Springstein hill yesterda
morning at an early hour. Whe
discovered he had made his \va
into the bed room of the occu
pants, and when the lady arouse
her husband, Mills darted unde
the bed. The gentleman jumpe
out of bed, but while he wa
striking a light Mills jumped ou
of the window and made off i;
the darkness. ? Chester Reporter
7 . _
nj Capt. J. P. King is here and Dealt
jj will open a picture and a va\ide- ' C0,
j. ville show at the opera house to- .
night. Miss Ruby Elliott, of pork
re Lancaster, will be pianist, and , .
at her brother, Mr. Lawson Elliott, , /
t. will act as ticket-taker. Capt. agg'e
^ King may decide to run a show fa^e
here permanently, and if he does ,
his hrnthpr Mr rKorloa W66
e, ? ? ? v"w"vh "" ?? pQ
will remain here and be in charge, rp ^
?Chester Reporter. ?'
p. funer
To Be Married Thi? Afternoon. fs^ur
Miss Connie Witherspoon, one sever
of Lancaster's most lovable and i
ie attractive young ladies, daughter Fort 1
3t of the late Capt. B. J. Wither-1 j||f
n spoon, will be married this after-1 ...
noon to Dr. J. P. Young, of Rich- _ ,?
burg. The ceremony will be , W n
2- performed at the home of the
bride-elect's brother, Mr. M. S. ,V1?teq
it Witherspoon, at 7 o'clock, the .as .
is Rev. Chalmers Fraser and the 1C
>r Rev. J. K. Hall officiating. The
wedding is to be a quiet affair, ^ 5
g only near relatives and intimate ~
ls friends of the parties being pres- .
r. ent. Dr. Young and his bride . aun
j will board the Southern's north- 101'
1(j bound train tonight for Wash- j, ?
ington and other points north. ?
Tni
, Young Lancastrian Now Asst. Gen. As
. Manager of a Baltimore Daily. sll<> 01
** of La
ss Mr. B. F. Burns, now of Balti- atten<
it more, son of the late W. H. Frida
5. Burns, of Lancaster, is among j party
the young Lancastrians now son c
J "making good"in adopted homes. James
,r Mr. Burns is now Assistant Gen- Heat!
eral Manager of the Baltimore Mom
e News, having been transferred Grace
\ from Mr. Munsey's Washington Miss .
paper. The Times, on the 4th Mrs. .
instant. "Frank's" many friends lotte;
' in Lancaster will be pleased to Rock
hear of his promotion. Mrs.
n ! Jones
,t Alderman A. B. Ferguson. Ivy (
k Pursuant to the call published , '
in The News, a Democratic mass au
? l-.-I - Mis?.
r_ i iiicciuig was neiu in tne court\"~ ~
i_ house last Friday evening to|^,ai
r nominate an alderman to fill the V..
e vacancy on the council caused by p sa.
the resignation "of Alderman J. au 11
e B. Mackorell. Mr. W. T. Greg- Jo"es
ory was made chairman of the e:
meeting, and Mr. Manly Crox- two y.
ton secretary. Mr. A. B. Fergu- !P,orrJ1
son received the nomination, and
was accordingly elected without e
opposition at the election held "<>sts
yesterday. n
Mr. Ferguson is one of Lan-' a grai
caster's best and most progress- ma
d . ... c time,
ive citizens, a man of superior
judgment, has the welfare of the . ,
a community at heart, and will
y make a capital "city father." *'UI1
e The fact being well known that Son
I, there was no opposition to Mr. gec
e Ferguson, the vote yesterday was $tato
i light, only 33 ballots being cast. (|er Q,
il _ jcs r<
Court Met and Adjourned Monday. Mond
What Was Done. Natio
t . _ J Mich.
^ The Circuit Court convened ^on(je
_ here Monday morning. Judge R.
0 W. Memminger presiding, and
adjourned sine die after a session pocte(
of three hours. As is well known, more
, no jurors were drawn for this .
II . . , - . ~ iIlHll I
t term, and the time of the Court savjn]
was taken up merely with the ,
I* , . /? # | 111^ V*
trial of civil cases not requiring procei
the presence of a jury. Among
e the few causes heard were the t|lose
i- j appeals for new trial by the mon (
v j Southern Power company in the ^
'. i condemnation proceedings insti- porlc|
i,'tuted by the company against .
a'Judge D. A. Williams and Mr. (<olin(
h R. E. Wylie to secure rights of ^
e way over lands of the defendants, ' A
o'rcspectivelv. The Court refused '
, I , i. ... impor
I- the motion for a new trial in mvc^
each case, allowing the verdicts \
. of the juries, as heretofore pub
Mlished. to stand. '? ?e
ei favor
y I ter o
n York Man Drops Dead. counc
y I Mr. J. H. Stephenson, former j cured
i- superintendent of the York coun- autho
(1 ty home, dropped dead in York- chan$
r ville Friday afternoon. He was Class
d in the lumber yard of.I. J. Kel- witho
s ler & Co. when stricken. He ditior
it was alx>ut 60 years old, and was two <
n a victim of heart disease. He count
\ leaves a family. The a
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THF IANCASTFP NEWS, JUNE
i of Young Lady in Fork Hill to Class B may I
onmunity. the ftrst of JuIy
A A A - Mr- Wilson's
sad death occurred in the ma(Je by way oj
Hill section Friday, that of Buffal0f New l
?ht and promising young jnj?ton
Miss Buford Sims, who
d away at the home of her ?xcur#ioi. Rale# ,
r, Mr. George Sims, after a J
's illness. The burial was The Lancaste
rk Hill Saturday, the Rev. way is sellinj
l. Dabney conducting the tickets on accou
al services. Miss Sims was erate Veterans'
; sixteen years of age and ter today and
vived by her parents and round trip rate ;
?1 k..~4-l J ?
?. uiuuicis ?nu sisiers. uu cents ; rrom
? ? ? Fort Lawn, 70
-awn Young Lady Seriously ville, 60 cents,
cents. Tickets z
\t *11.1. jj r r. i. until 28th insU
? Van Etta Roddey. of Fort ,eave Lancastel.
i, sister of Mr. Ernest Hod- ^ ^ m an(j
of this place, was taken 9.30;
itly ill, of acute indigestion,
aturday, shortly after eat- r . r . . .
e-cream. When heard from (,ood. U,ored 1
rday morning, the young thing by Fir<
; condition was still consid- Also Hard Hit
desperate. Her brother, a tenant hous
toddey, went over to Fort Jones's farm no
Saturday afternoon to see occupied by Wil
worthy colored
-stroved bv fire
delightful Outing at Stoneboro. noon, together
>se Present from Lancaster, owned by the ur
published in Saturday's is- an(l his family,
f The News, a large party the field at wo
ncastrians and their guests "1 he origin of
i-L - * * 1 ** *
jtsu tne picnic at stoneboro {Known* iviacKe
y. The fair visitors of the ar) invariable cu
were Miss Florence Mas- wife, before lei
>f Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Kitty after dinner M
3, of Chester; Miss Lena work, extinguis
), of Monroe, N. C,; Miss in the fire-place
>w, also of Monroe: Miss a sewing mad
Jones, of Danville. Va.; only box of mate
Josie Sullivan, of Laurens; Mr* Jones s lo
J. C. Montgomery, of Char- ?* building ;
Miss Pauline Lindsay, of l"mVer ,'s, es^'
Hill. The I-eastnans:
Ira B. Jones. Mi$. Chas. D.
, Mrs. C. W. Jones, Miss pers<
Crawford, Misses Bessie,
, a **** *? Miss Kloise Kostt
and Kate MeManus. Miss . vl,it to AbbeviUe
e Moore, Miss Joyce Clark,
Juanita Wylie, Misses Bes- Ml-,,RCk 1 ^ hl'
J from a visit to Ho< i
nd .Mayme Jones, Misses
otte and Gladys Jones. i!dl
* spent Monday in L
Mary Heath Jones, Miss
... T r, M iss Ivittie J arnei
w Marion, Mr. Ira B. . ,
' fcuest ot Miss Mayii
, Mr. Ward Heath.
isrs. Dan and Bill Jones.
oung Lancastrians who are
, , .iL Miss Hazel Hard
nently connected with the her
ern Granite company at inon.
boro. were the charmins cllier j?.tiCe
of the occasion, and they ed from Columbia,
o stone unturned, not even having adjourned
nite boulder, in their efforts Mrs j n ,.airi<
ke their quests have a good visiting her paret
Chas. T. Connors.
MrS. John King i
incastrian at the National Mildred, are visitii
lior Order Council Meeting, "ves m Heath Spri
ne of the Matters Acted On. Tho ltev aml N,r
Connellsville, are
retary J. S. Wilson of the witherspoon and ti
Council of the Junior Or- *Mr. J.ti. cunnii
f United American Mechan- visiting his brott
^turned to his home here l,ere* and N,n
ay from the meeting of the miss Katt-orine f
nal Council in Detroit, in 11,0
i . i. .i.i i . school, is at home I
, last week, which he atd
as a delegate from the Mr. and Mrs. si
Council. Mr. Wilson had a "ill ?,,rnt s.,
? , , as t he guests of ( ol
itful trip, as was to be exi
i u u i Miss Joe Poster,
d, and he comes hack a . . .. ... . .
... ing in the lllacksl
enthusiastic Junior Order lefl Monday for th<
.ban ever before, which is ginia summer schoi
e:a great deal. The meet- 1)r wiiiiam k.
as well attended and the of the'mcrllcal rf?n
edings thoroughly harmoni- xersity of Louisx
and interesting. Among ,,ome for 1,10 va, at
present were a number of Mr. ?nd Mrs i.
)f national reputation, who, < were the
? iitm i Sonnes Sunday,
Ir. Wilson, are zealous sup- , ,
' Lam-aster in then
rs ot the great order. 1 he
v a xt !. i ^'r- S. MeC'r
meeting of the National . . , ,
i Mi til- M i -i who %vas
ill will be held in Mobile, VirKinia roiyteehi
in 1911. I Saturday and Sun
eport of some of the more Lain aster, ell rout<
tant work of the Detroit ? apt. John M it?
llg is published elsewhere, veteran of laxahax
Wilson, however, succeeded "lM Sft,unUv- lu
.i ( % m . . from a two weeks'
tting the Council to act ... , ? ,
Kershaw and Itock
ably on more than one mat- rouU, home.
f special interest to local . ,
' Miss tiertrude I*
ils. For instance, he se- retMrned, a. noted
the passage of a resolution time, from Sumter,<
rizing those in Class A to in the High sehoo
je, if they so desire, to ^?>ttore,a v<18 11
... . , , gone to the summe
B without extra cost or ,
versity of \ irginia
iut regard to the age or con
i of members. There are N,r; "na Mrs *
.| . . . the I nity section,
lass A ( ouncils in tins #n<j Sunday with t
y, Lancaster and Dixie. Mrs. w. v. iiegler
,uthority granted to change tion.
g& IQQ9
t>eAxercised after ?
return trip was ||| mm I PAV1)
f Niagara Falls, ||| Ol vvJIiJL
fork and Wash- rh p qua]
to Chester Reunion 111 I
r & Chester rail- ||| I
X excursion-rate ||| ^^4 I
nt of theConfed- ||| I
reunion in Ches- III
tomorrow. The
from Lancaster is
Grace, the same; yj
cents; Bascom- OS* *
and Richburg, 50
ire good to return ^ I MO
int. The trains >?J
at 6.30 a. m. and 9
returning, leave
a. m. and 7 p. m.
A W
Vlan Loses Every- UJ
His Landlord
;e on Mr. W. D.
rth of Lancaster,
liam Mackey, a ^ I fl A
farmer, was de-1 5S3
Monday after-1
with everything * *
ifortunate tenant ^ ^ AT I
who were off in vrl
rk at the time.
the fire is not B
y says, following
stom, he and his * m AAWHATT'
aving the house M Q (jUJILl UU.
[onday to go to #1 ^
hed all the fire
and locked up in _
line drawer his ^^^HZ^^ZIZIZIZI^^ZZZZ
SS in the burning Miss Kupliemia Hanson is visitii
and a lot of new Miss Mary Kvelyn Cloud in Rock Hi
Tiated at $300. Mr. Kd. Tillman, of Sumter, is visi
fully $225. Nei- inn his mother here, Mrs. K. D. TL
iny insurance. man.
Little Miss Fay Williams is spendii
anal. a few days in the country with h
r has returned from grandmother.
' Mrs. l.eroy Davidson and two chil
le returned Sunday ren' of Camden, are visiting Mr. ar
. ujjj Mrs. W. T. Williams.
Carnes of Buford Miss Bessie Roddey is at the bedsit
aneaster of her very sick cousin at Fort Law
Miss Van Ktta Roddey.
s, of Chester, is the
le Jones Miss Rettie Parks has returned to h
home in Jacksonham after a pleasa
. Katchford, ot lir- visit to her cousin, Mrs. K. II. Steele,
in Lancaster.
Mr. W. A. McDaniel has relumed
in, of \\ innsboro, is preinonti s. C., after a short vii
Misst Mivette Black- (0 tits cousin, Mr. P. F. McDaniel,
this city.
B. Jones has return- u Dingle in Chester, undt
the Supreme < ourt gWing the massage treatment for rhe
matism, with which he has been t
k, of Rock Hill, is dieted for some time.
11? \1 r and \f rc I
" Mrs. Kuln Starr, of Rock Hili, ai
Mrs. Janie Dews tot*, of Charlotte, a
and little daughter, expected at Riverside this week to vii
lg triends and rela- their father, Dr. J. K. Massey.
n,JS- Mr. John W. Twitty, one of T
s.J. K. Mali, of Mc- News' vahted correspondents, wt
visiting Mr. Marion with Mrs. Twitty, has been spending
imlly. few months with relatives in Tamj
Fla., returned this week to their hoi
igham. of Camden^
, . in ^ aldosta, (.a.
ler-m-law and sister
i. L, J. Perry. Mr. H. M. Johnson and his sc
Robert, of Oatfney, came down Mond
oster, who has been ...
, , in their new autobuggv, reaching he
Mranitcvtlle graded ,
. ... about 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Or
or the holidays. I ....
a few days ago Mr. Keqiiarth drove I
ms Wylie, of Rock automobile from Castonia, N. C.,
y and Sunday her? Lancaster by dinner time. His nr
. I.croy Springs. chine is a liuick roadster.
who has been teach
)urg graded school, c . , u .
i i nivcrsity of vir- Special Notices.
The young ladies of the Tir/.ali sccti
Rlackinon, student will give an entertainment at the T
artnient oftheUni- zali school house Saturday night, t
rllle, has returned 26th inst., beginning at 8.:t(i o'clor
ion. They will play "The old Maids' Co
. A. Dodsworth, ot , Vf'Htion " Admission 10 and 15 cen
guests o Col. I.eroy ( The patrons of the Dixie School i
making the trip to ' requested to meet at the school hoi
r automobile. {next Saturday at I p. in. to elect ,tri
a.ly. or Charleston, jlees lor tho 8ehooL
I last week from the The patrons of Nev\ t ut School d
lie Institute, spent trict, No. 10. will meet at Mr. Oeoi
day witli friends in j Phillips's store next Satnrdav at"!
I "
9 home. noon fit I o'clock, to nctminale truste
i'k, the well known ham-aster Court Mouse l.oenl 1'ni
v, paid us a pleasant will meet next Saturday, Mine 26th,
i had just returned 4 p. m. All members are urged to
visit to relatives in present. J. F. N is bet, President.
Mill, and was en ___________________________
oster, who recently I/ofl/llf 1/^ 4 ^ p h A1
in The News at the MVullU V IVllwllvl
w here she is a teacher *J
I, after a few days' randies, fruits, Soda Water, Canr
I Timmonsville, has Moods, all kinds confectioneries, Cigi
r school at the I ni- and Tobaccos. We sell Main and F
Lunches at 5c each, and can give thi
larion ltlackmon, of to >'<m l???i"vely in two minutes. ?
spent last Saturday ?ne when you want a quick lunch.
'Z"s r. W. Abraham
Main Street. Mavis Corn
g
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11.
t To Lovers of ? Good,
Fine Smoke cry
" "Refined"
s ?? '
<t The manufacturers have pat- ^
| ented a process by which this t;
ie brand of smoking tobacco stands *
at the "head of the list as a per- H
' i fection for the Pipe or Cigarette." v
Try a package and be convinced
of its merit. Sickle size.
That box of
nt
Florida Oranges
to just in and are all that the lovers ?
of a good, sweet orange could deot
sire. See them and you buy.
Bananas
!r" ! are all right too. Drop in and ^
u- look round when we think we i
tf. j can interest you in something in I
our line.
tid A Coraial^Welcome
ire , and a desire to please the trade ]
sit awaits each and every one. *
You know tlie Place also
style of the firm,
he, With best wishes of the season, ^
to, 1
r _ ; Kespectfully, ^
>?,
? A. W. Chance S
,n? At the Same Old Stand
ily i
'.o Business Notices^
?a- ? [
AM Notices inserted undet I
; this head at the rate of ONE (JKN'I y
A WORD for each insertion. No i
notice to be counted less than 25
words
on FOR RENT?Nice 5-room cottage on
|r. | (.Cemetery street. Apply to Mrs. Jack
. C. White, Lancaster. 78-tf
he __
k. HO.PI.Y KEEPS PI,IKS OFF?Horses
ltJ. [ and rattle. 2oc and 5oc. At all drug
.stores. 69-76"
ts.
I WHEN THE QUESTION OK WEDire
DING INVITATIONS gets to be one
,se of interest in your family, bear in mind
is- that THE NEWS nFPICE lias a line
of as fine as are made, and at lower
prices than usual for such high quality,
is- ?""" ~?
FOR SALE.?< >nc fine pair well broken
steers. Weight about 2500pounds.
er* Pine for sa\< mill business. Apply to
es. Gregory A stogner. 74-tf
on I'KAS.?one linndred bushels of' peas
al for sale. Plyler Brothers.
')p PAltASoL.?Taken by mistake at A.
U. P. church Sunday. Letter "L" on
end handle. Bring mine and get yours.
H. A. Long. News office. 75
n WANTED KVF.RY BODY to try a pieoa
o! that nice stall-Ted beef sold by J.
J. Blaokmon. 67wtf
. IU00 POI NDS of mixed nails at 2 1-2
1 cents per lb. Bennett-Ferguson Co.
?rs
ONK Hl'N'DRKD and fifty bushels pea-.
at $1.25. Bennett-Ferguson Co.
m
M ' Are yon tortnred to death daily with Eczema?
why suffer when BLOODINE OINTMENT
will give yon instant relief and permanently
cure you, 60e a box mailed by
The Bloodine Co , Inc., Boston, Mass.
er. Crawford Bros., Special .4gents. 49-74