The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 13, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS *
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?Born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. J
Biackmon, Friday night, a girl. J
?Mr. Reed Hortcn of Heath
Springs has accepted a position as a
salesman with Edwards & Korton r
?Married Monday at 7 o'clock .
by A. T. Camas, notary public, E,
W. Settlemever and Miss rflandin P
CrenBhaw. ,*j
?County Superintendent of Education
V. A. Lingle is at Clemson b
College attending a convention of y
I education this week. 0(
^Those who hold dear the tradi--Map's
of Dixie, cannot afford to miss \
^ 1 l)prformance by the. "Three Ok1
federates" next, Friday evening, fi
?B. L. Terry of f<ancaster has
accepted the position of night, over- P(
seer of carding at the Wynago mills, f<
Rock Hill.?Textile Manufacturer.
?There will be a box hupper at a
k Midway school house next Tuesday ^
night, May 20, the proceeds to go for
benefit of the school. The public ,
cordially invited.
?Come out Friday evening and r,
hear the war time stories and the y
old plantation melodies which make
up the performance to be given by d
Mr. Polk Miller, Col. Tom Booker g
and Capt. Tony Miller. T
?The Lancaster friends of Mr.
Glenmore B. Barron, now of 'Union, rwill
be pleased to know that he
stood successfully the examination
for admission to practice law before
the state board of examiners Saturday.
?The ladies of the Rich Hill Y.
W. C. A. will serve Ice cream at the
Rich Hill school house Saturday ttl
night, May 17, at 8:30 o'clock. The w
proceeds will go to the library.
The public is cordially Invited.
?There will be conference at
Union Baptist church next Saturday ^
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Preaching ,(
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at t)
Union Spring Hill at 3 o'clock, and
at Taxahaw at 8 o'clock p. m. Publie
cordially Invited. |j
?Mr. D. E. Boney, manager tj
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance n<
Company of Yorkville, who has re- tI<
contly opened up this county for his to
company, will be in the county can- so
vassing all week. Mr. Honey's at
headquarters are at Gregory-Hood pi
Live Stock Company's office.
?The train for Rock Hill this M
, ^ morning was loaded down with passengers
from this place and other
points in this and Kershaw county so
bound for tho Paeeant at Winthron m
College. The Hpeclul from Itock In
Hill will arrive here sometime after tr
midnight. 01
?Work on the mammoth build- j'J
ing of the Lancaster Cotton Mill is '''
progressing rapidly. The old cot- f,"
ton mill store is being torn down,
as it stands on part of the site to
be covered by the new mill. About J'
ten new cottages are now in course
of construction also. e(
- Uncle Mike Johnson says if you a]
want your house painted you had j,.
bettor put in your application at ; ^
once with Messrs. Grillln and Iior- j a(
ton. He says if the thing keeps up ; m
house in Lancaster will have ,
* fresh coat of paint before the tl.
is over. OI
r iPostmaster J. F. Hunter, as- si
Slsrod by Attorney It. S. Stuart, held tr
a United States civil service ex- I rc
animation in the court house Satur- ; ca
day for the purpose of filling a tli
carrier's position for one of the tl)
rural free delivery routes near di
Stoaeboro. There were 13 appli- Pi
cants for the position.
?We are requested to ask that m
all persons interested in the Daugh- i-h
las church graveyard will please lo
meet there next Thursday morn- K'
ing bringing the necessary tools to ?f
assist in a general clean up of the ni
graveyard and surrounding grounds, th
so that they will present a neat ap- m
pearance on Sunday next, when *n
special services are to be held. k'
Ir
?We are in receipt of a beautifully
engraved invitation sent by
President Johnson to the commence- .?
? , _, th
nil-Hi i;Aorcmt*n m wiuiuruy
which will be held June 1, 2 and 3.
0f Among the one hundred and fortynine
graduates this year are five
Lancaster girls who will receive the
A. B. degree, viz: Misses Jessie Lee "
Illaekmon, Kate McManus, Hattie V
4 J. McMurray, Constance Porter and 1
Annie Wilson. *'J
?The "Three Old Confederates." WJ
Mr. Polk Miller, Col. Tom Hooker
and Capt. Tony Miller, will give one
of their delightful entertainments
next Friday evening at the Mackey (?0
opera house. From the songs nnd co
stories of these gallant Southern a
gentlemen, the young people of the <-jr
present generation are being given o'<
their best conception of life on the fG|
old Southern plantation before the ab
war. The negro quartette, which ag
accompanies them, will sing many let
songs dear to the hearts of our Mt
people. an
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PERSONALS
we
L.
Hev. and Mrs. C. P. Carter return- 'j"
ed Saturday from Rlchburg, where '
Mr. Carter has been assisting llev.
C. P. Davis in a series of meetings. f(U
.. Miss Annie Dnvies of Atlanta is
guest of her cousin, Mrs. M. J.
. ^ mrfry4
Messrs. Henry and Den Massey
f^Vf Hock Hill were in town Friday.
Mrs. O. B. Faton of Winston- (j#.,
Salem is the guest of her mother, __
Mrs. Ada Hough.
Mr M. (' Hillinirs of Mnlllno
tho guest of relatives In Lancaster. .
Miss Delia Small, who has been 'u ^
visiting relatives and friends In
Charlotte, returned home Sunday. . ..
* Miss Cldys Twltty of Heath (<>M
Bprfng spent Saturday In town. ,,.r
Miss Iieulah Small was the week
end guest at the home of Mrs. W. F
L. Dunlap in Hook ilill.
J Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lowers <?f the
^kKlint Kidge section spent Wednes- v'ul
day and Thursday on Arch street ?nu
.
itli their daughter, Mrs. Walter 1
'hreatt.
J. Hardin Marion, Esq., of the I
hester bar, was in town Monday.
Mr. Sam Jones of Newberry has
een on a visit to his brothers.
udge Ira B. Jones and Mr. C. W. j
ones.
Mrs. D. F. Sapp, who has been on
visit to her daughter in Columbia,
eturued home Saturday.
Mr. Larkin Carter has returned
ome to spend his vacation with his
arents, Rev. and Mrs. C. P. Carter,
le has been teaching at Ebeneexer,
ork county.
Mrs. Sallle Barrlnger of Salisury,
N. C., is on a visit to Mrs. D.
'. Sapp in the Bethel section of the
aunty.
Hon. W. U. Clyburn of Halle Gold
line was In town Monday.
Mr. Hosea Woodward and a party
rom Bishopvllle came through yes?rday,
spending the night in Lanaster
on a motor trip to Itock Hill
jr the Pageant today.
Miss Ivor Brown of Heath Spring
nd Miss Hannah Brown of Chester
ere recent guests at the home of
Irs. L. J. Perry.
Mr. John A. Stewman Is on a
usine8s trip to Washington.
Mrs. P. B. Morrah and baby have
sturned after a visit to her parents,
[r. and Mrs. Waddy C. Thomson.
Mrs. Howard Chapman and chilren
of Spartanburg county are the
uests of Mr. and Mrs. Waddy C.
hoinson.
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The Vriday Afternoon Book Club
ajoyed a pleasant session last
eek at the home of its popular
resident, Mrs. T. Y. Williams, on
outh Main street. After roll call
nd current events the study- of
hakespeare was continued, the
veral members, as usual, reading
leir respective parts and discussing
le play from their own viewpoints,
he guests were entertained in the
laeious porch parlor of the Wilams
home, overlooking the attracve
rose garden. Vases of cut
rnvers here and there added their c
ate of color and fragrance. A '
mpting course of refreshments
rvod at small tables was enjoyed
: the conclusion of the literary
rograin. C
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Memorial Day Kxercises in Dan- f
caster. t
Memorial Day exercises were oh- j
rved yesterday in an appropriate i
anner. The exercises which were t
eld in the auditorium of the Cen- s
al graded school, were presided 1
/er by Supt. G. B. Pfelffer. The v
rogram began with prayer by ftev. <:
. T. Hodges of the First Methodist t
lurch. Next was a quarete. v
Tenting 011 the Old Camp Ground," j
ing by Messrs. Boaty, Wilson. (j
erguson and Luders. Miss Mary (
Indsey then recited "The Conquer- \
1 Banner." Dixie was sung by the ^
idience with considerable spirit j
id at its conclusion the old ''vets" ;1
lve the familiar "Rebel yell." v
ev. H. R. Murchison delivered the v
ldress. He spoke of the prison j*
fe of the late President of the j;
onfederacy. He also read ex- ,j
acts from .a history of the trying a
deal to which Jefferson DaWs was g
ibjected and paid an eloquent a
lbute to this great leader. The t
11 of the CnnfflddPntn I " 1"
tiled by Maj. J. M. Riddle. Then | j.
te sour, "Shall Wo Meet lleyond
io River?" was sung and the benectlon
pronounced by Rev. W. S.
atterson. a
The exercises over, the line of ?
arch was formed, first to the old, I u
ten to the new cemetery, where .
vely flowers were placed on the
'aves of our heroic dead. Those r
the Southern soldiers were b
arked with the stars and bars of b
e Confederacy. First in lino of b
arch came the little children bear- .
K flowers. A pretty sight was the i
ndergarten class of Miss -Corlnne J
tnes, each carrying a wreath of
d and white flowers. Then fol- j,
wed the veterans and last came
e Lancaster Chapter, IT. I). C. I
The monument on the court house
uare was wreathed in ivy tied with j,
e red and white of the ( onfedacy.
The stage of the auditorium (.
the Central school, where the exclses
were held, was also beauti11y
and tastefully decorated in the
me colors and there were pictures
the Southern heroes upon the
ills.
.Mr. A. D. Jones Dead.
Mr. A. 1). Jones, son of the late ^
1. C. B. Jones, formerly of this
unty, but at the time of his death i u,
resident of Chester county, near
at Falls, died last night at 11 #.
dock, lie had been in bad health j',
r the past two years. He was
out 4 4 years of ace. Resides his ?
ed mother, Mrs. Sarah Jones, ho
ives surviving him two brothers,
tsars. W. D. Jones of this county, M
<1 Mr. T. P. Jones of Chester pi
unty, and four sisters. Mrs.
ederlck Ft. Green, Mrs. A. W.
ekltn, Mrs. Withers and Mrs. :kett
McCuIlough. His remains
re brought to Lancaster over the
& C. Railroad on the midday .
dn and carried out to the family "
it in the lower Camp Creek graverd
and interred at J o'clock. The
v. C. P. Carter oihclated at the .'
leral services.
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Mothers' Day Observed.
Washington, May 11.?"Moth'
Day" was generally observed in or
! national capital today. ITesl- sc
it Wilson and cabinet officers,
mbers of congress and th >usands
Wushingtonians joined in paying .
nage by wearing white carnations *'
1 attending chUFch services a
ere "motherhood" was the afl
me of the sermons. The Presl- :?,
it and members of his family at- a
ded services at Central Presby- pa
ian church this morning.
sh
>r Weakness and Loss of Appetite ' "
Old Stnndaid Kf n< n?I mrcrnftheninif tonic,
)VR'S TASTIXKS^ cliill ToNIC, driven out
riA and tuetd uptkr nyntcin. A true tonic
nil r r Vi i.. . /1 It ,i!,ilt??n.l?lii''(?? co" I
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, MAY 13, 1
PIiAG ' OF CATAWBA RANGERS I
itecognixed Sunday by J. C. Hudson
of Confederate Home, Who Saw
Service in Company. if \ \Sa''
The following was taken from (>( ffif* JM M .r"1
Vlonday's Columbia State: \(
J. C. Hudson of the Confederate
lome, a member of the "Catawba ^
itangers," saw the picture of the
lag published in yesterday's paper II 1 F)
ind supposed to be the flag of that HQt*|AY-|]
:ompany, and said yesterday that, *a?*I m\*J mi
iccording to his recollection, the
lag is the same.
"The 'Catawba Rangers,' " he "King of M
laid, "was organized in Lancaster
ind was first commanded by Capt.
fames. D. Mclllwain. At the reorganzation
in 1862, Wm. J. Mclllwain Free-Wheel
vas elected captain. His health a?
ailing, he resigned and J. C. Foster * U1I-* lotelng be
vas promoted to captain, and so fortable and du
continued until the end of the war. Used by Doctc
[ was a member of thn -
riter mechanics in the South, and
ur work is guaranteed equal to that '
f any rebuilding plant in the
auntry. All work handled proinptir
and fully guaranteed. J. E. U
rayton & Co., Charlotte, N. C.
/ 5-6-tf
>'E NOW 11AVEA few s. c. w.
Leghorn Coekyfels for sale that ;
e have useel Mr breeders all sea- !
>n, at $1.50 yfcach. Making room j
>r young /dock. Cunningham
arm, Uout?r 4. Phone 179-2. | -w?
Special Notice. B ^ |
Election at Antioch will he held m,
ay 21st instead of 14th. All ^
?rtles take notice.
A. C. HOWKLL. ?
County Superintendent.
Notice of Election.
Whereas one-third of the freedders
and one-tlilrd of the eler
rs residing in Antioch district No.
>, in Lancaster county, have potianed
the county board of eduea:>n
to order an election to deterine
whether or not an additional
x of four (4) mills shall be
vied on nil real or personal propty
in said district No. 4it, for >
hool purposes.
We hereby order the trustees of
id Antioch district No. 41), to hold
e elections at Antioch school
mse on Wednesday, May 21, 1913,
which election only such electors
return real or personal property I
r taxation and who exhibit their JL
x receipts and registration certifltes
shall bo allowed to vote.
Hours for opening and cloning ttoxtti *
all be the same as all general PHONE ?
jctions.
a. c. howell,
v. a. lingle, i?
j. gaudiner riohards, jmmmmwrnmrnm
jiinemen, Rural
tangers, and I know that the name bu8lneS8 men e
>f the company was peculiar to the
company of which I was one of the our catal?8 an(l
lrst members. I do not recollect ter ask us to
he name of Captuin Rubber's com- you one All n
>any, but it was in our command ftlgo tf} d
md was raised on the west side of
he Catawba river in Chester and Chains, Oils, <
Fairfield counties." your rush ordei
It will be remembered that in
Saturday's paper it was stated that ????
t was thought that the flag of the
Catawba Rangers had been found ^
n California. It was further stat- * *
;d that the Catawba Rangers was ' The Motor<
Captain Babber's company. Mr.
dudson's statements show this to OREBNWO
lave been an error.
Samuel F. Massey, who, when a
esident of Fort Mill, prepared a
oil of the Catawba Rangers, which ...
vas published in The Lancaster Re- nuns la
riew of October 25, 1899, said yes- By virtue of an
erday that he was indeed glad that the Probate Judg
he flag had apparently been located county, we will si
md was glad that Mr. DeLoach was cry, at the late resi
aking such an active interest in the L. Hinson, decease
natter. 23rd day of (May,
The second captain of the Cataw- legal hours of sale!
>a Rangers was William J. Mclll- property belonging
vain. II. G. Mclllwain, his son, a consisting oI one
esident of Columbia, said yester- and harnes/j oni^
lay: "I remember well that the seven head, of cmt
tame of my father's company was corn, fodder, lyusi
he Catawba Rangers, and that he furniture, fanning
vas instrumental in the organization of sale caily
>f that company, which was raised Mray MART
n Lancaster county." AND JAS. ]
Administrators of
Death of Davhl It. Lane. Meridian L. Hii
Mr. David It. Lane, of the upper May 9, 1913.
'limp Creek Zion section of the
ounty, died very suddenly of heart
allure while walking in his yard
'"riday afternoon at about 3 o'clock.
dr. Lane was 73 years of age. hav
ng come to this county shortly af- r I _
or the late civil war from the I
tate of Maine. He served with gal- M
antry 011 the Union side during the j
nir, but after the surrender of the
South at Appomattox, he never went
>ack North, but cast In his fortunes
kith the Southern people, locating
n Lancaster county near where he
lied, lie engaged in farming, which
ursuit he followed Industriously. a|
Ie was well thought of by ail who
mew him. He united with the
ilethodist church twenty years ago
nd was always consistent In his
calk and conversation. Besides his
vidow, who was a Miss Reed of
Corth Carolina, he leaves surviving ISp^^.
lim the following children: Messrs. I *
. J., Frank, Joseph and John Lane I; "
nd an only daughter, Mrs. Edward
interred |HHH|
t Zion graveyard at 4 o'clock in L
he afternoon 011 Saturday, the ser- I
ices were conducted by Rev. W. C. I
Celly and Rev. C. P. Carter. |j
Death of a Little Girl. |
Neva, the 9-year-old child of Mr.
nd Mrs. E. L. Crenshaw, died last
light at Heath Springs, after a short
llness from an attack of fever.
^
Lame back is usually caused by
heumatism of the muscles of the
ack, for which you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's \
Jniment. For sale by all dealers.
Business Notice s jwi 1
'OR SALE??Several cars brick and I ifidvilv
shingles. Edwards & Horton, ;
.ancaster, S. C. 64-tf
ACTORY EXPERTS?Our Typewriter
Repair Department is in
harge of the most skilled tvno- .
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'iiffl)- | Money
lavidson || i M?keS
olorcvcles" I rSi MOTII
~?5 And the m<
Controle and that money mi
iat. Very com- makes more mo
rable machine. g Thls lnteres
>rs, Salesmen,
Carriers and W ,,roco88 18 801,18
very where Oct. ?| over>' dn>' ,D
[ terms or bet- W with "The Old
call and show }mmt liable."
lodels in stock, Have you an
Tires, Belts, . .
' . mm count in our Sav
3tc. Send us
?g M Department?
tjm We pay 4 per
AA interest compoui
[IPLEY m |j quarterly on Sav
M Accounts and O
;ycle Man." W
M cates of Deposit.
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^ fll In This Hank.
tors* Sale. U
/' , . We invito your
order granted by mm
le for Lancaster tention to the ann<
?11 at public out- statement. Come
donee/>f Meridian mm
sd, 0/ Friday the iS to see us.
19 L&, within the 224
*, uflf the personal =======
; .t6 said estate ? - -<
^'brse. one buggy ' Ml ,fir, n . .
one-horse wagon. | W ML kANK
le, 28 head hogs,! 1 llLi JD/illIY '
hold and kitchen !
.;r?;ir; a lancasti
D. HINSON, j M "The Old ltclinbl
the Estate of
ison. Deceased. rj
fliaaiiiij
o Old Cc
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Opera House, Fri
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lilding J)
DOORS, BALLt
SASH, SHOP
BLINDS , DOOR
FLOORING, MANT1
CEILING, TILES,
SIDING, LIME,
MOLDING, CEMEI
COLUMNS, PLAST
Phone or mail orders given PRC
eecau Mam
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Hank No. 2)8. Uj
statement of the condition
OF gl
THE BANK OF LANCASTER 5j
located at Lancaster, S. C., at the
close of business April 4th, 1913.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. . $597,374.45 fli||
Overdrafts 7,155.79
^\F Bonds and Stocks own^
I ed by the Bank 12,500.00 AA
J Furniture and Fixtures 1,000.00
Banking House 5,800.00
)ney Due from Banks and AjA
ikes Bankers 73,419.38
Currency 10,077.00
ney. Gold 3,407.50
Cllo/x- J - -*
ung uuisi auu uiaer Minor
Coin 2,307.33 ^
o? Checks and Cash Items 3,411.27
year M
Total .. $656,452.72 ^
Re" LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid lu..$ 50,000.00 fjQ
ac. Surplus Fund 100,000.00
Undivided Profits, less
logs Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid 22,175.01 W
Due to Banks and
cent Bankers 6,703.01 QQ
ided Dividends Unpaid .... 526.00
Individual Deposits Sub- W
??? ject to Check 273,135.17 M
Brti- Savings Deposits . . . . 61,747.49
Time Certificates of Deposit
160.511.75 flQ
Cashier's Checks .. .. 1,655.29 gift
< \i S
MJ ToUl $656,452.72
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, W
County of Lancaster?ss.
at_ Before me came Geo. W. Wil- V) '
liams, Cashier of the above named
jxed bank, who, being duly sworn, says '
jn that the above and foregoing state- v
ment is a true condition of said AA],
bank, as shown by the books of said
bank. 39
= GEO. W. WILLIAMS,
Sworn to and subscribed before
r.? me this 9th day of April, 1913. kWP.
1L . JNO. H. POAG,
_ ? nuvui/ ruunc lor S. (J.
Correct?Attest:
WADDY C. THOMSON, M
' K L,. C. PAYSEUR, W
' ' R. L. CRAWFORD, W
e." ? Directors. fl)
>nfederates
PRESENTING
Old Tillies Down
Col. Tom BOOKER and .
Gnpt. Tony MILLER assisted
by Mr. Polk MILLER'S
Old South Quartette
of Genuine Southern
Negroes who "Look Like u
Farm Hands and Sing
Like Caruso's." Stories
and Songs of the Battle- |
field and the Old Planta- *
tion. Two Hours of Fun. f
iday Night, May 16 I
^Tntpriiif I
.JL. JL JL
JSTERS,
WORK,
and WINDOW FRAMES,
ELS,
GRATES,
*T,
ER.
>MPT ATTENTION.
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iifacturing j
nir dnntr tttt t ? ?
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