The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 12, 1913, Page 5, Image 7
LOCAL DOTS SO
?Mr. and Mrs. William Arwood | One
have moved from Lancaster to tfairs of
Miami, Fia. |g?.en 1
?Mr. J. R. Wallace, formerly of . home c
Lancaster county, but now of Ten_ I eveulnf
nessee, is spending some time in the , * c
county with relatives. i Ruest.
?Mr. John S. Blackmon celebratd , .
his 76th birthday Wednesday, and '
there were Ave generations of his ni.lvP(?
family present at the gathering. i
?I)r. J. H. Boldridge has return- , the gar
ed from the annual meeting of the s,n
Baptist State Association at Bennetts- prL-e, ii
vi'.le a; d will fill his own pulpit Sun- i i,rst pi
day. |cj c, o;
?Remember where to go to get the n
your Red Cross Seals. They are on bracele
sale at the Lancaster Drug Company, was er
the public library and the Lancaster course
Pharmacy.
?Dry Creek Council of the Jr. O.'
U. A. M. will give a supper to their ^:rs" ,{
members a tthe hall Saturday night, i > f
December 13. All Juniors are in- ! ,y
vited to attend. ! bridge
?The store windows are lovely in
their holiday dress and are attract- ,.oroii ;
Ing considerable attention. They ^jaUQp
would indeed do credit to a much jv* (.u,
larger place, one where the work is ^;as j
done entirely by professional decora- (l(j ' jn
tors. |
?We have decided to publish all Miss
the letters to Santa Claus in our big niembc
Christmas edition next week. So you their r
little children who have not done so 5l pleas
Rf.ill have time to write your wishes, ternoci
have already received a number temptii
of requests and are saving them over Miss G
till next week. i Misses
?Mr. Lonnie L. Baker, son of Mr. Klein
D. P. Baker, wno is a seaman on the this tr
United States ship Franklin, an- under
chored at Norfolk, has been on a|
ten days' leave of absence to visit his FUN El
family. His four months' training j
hflR n Hon t ovnl ro/l on/1 V* I a rn?nr.? ? -
?UU V.? IIIO ICUIIII | lirilM1
to Norfolk he will be assigned to one ,
of the regular battleships.
| The
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PERSONALS ??
. "Th?
Hams,
Miss Rernlce Davis of Lancaster take pi
was the attractive guest of Mrs. Rod- from t
dey Reld yesterday.?Rock Hill Rec- road a
ord. First 11
Miss Athleen King of St. Matthews family
Is expected today to be the week-end he in
guest of Miss Leila Gregory. The pi
Mrs. W. F. Harper has returned P. Jfrom
Atlanta, where she has been Ham /
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Stoney Henry
Drake. | "Th<
Mrs. R. J. Mackorell of Yorkvllle curred
Is the guest of her parents, Maj. and her ho
Mrs. J. M. Riddle. ceived
W. C. Hough, Esq., was in Co- near C
lumbia this week on business. en roii
uev. j. u. noiciriuge, u. u., spent wiui
last Sunday at Woodruff. preaching death
in the Baptist church at that place rrofou
boUti morning and evening. ago sh
0flrn. Magpie Sanders moved Wed- this ci
neRday from Mt. Morlah section to a prlv
Lancaster to make her home.?Page- proven
land Journal. tion tli
Mr. W. Mcl). Jones was a visitor friend!
In Kershaw this week. ful an
Miss Charlotte Jones returned was hi
Wednesday from Charlotte, where "Afl
she has been visiting her cousin, necess;
Mrs. W. W. Roykin. go an
Mr. Adam M. Ganson of New York had fa
is the guest, of Col. T. Y. Williams, ed coi
Mr. and Mrs. . SN. Railey of Clin- severa
ton are the guests of their daughter, ed by
Mrs. D. R. Williams. caused
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Huey and little "Mr
Miss Elizabeth lluey of Birmingham a nati
are visiting their uncle, Mr. ft E. tlilrtyA.
Huey, of the Jacksonham section. Live C
Hon. W. U. Clyburn is In town to- Corpui
day on business. She is
Miss Harriet Lewis, who is teach- WWia
Ing at the Helms' place this year, and and on
Misses Speights of Greenville and of age
Wilkes of Laurens are expected to- Alice,
morrow to he the guesfs of Miss Hams;
Jessie Lee Blackmon. E. Cui
j ters, I
Clirist
DEATH OF SWEET LITTLE 11AHE. Port,
I Cheste
Mr. and Mrs. 1). R. Williams lx>se Curry
Their Bahv Boy. I Vas.?'
I Arthui
The hosts of friends of Mr. and to atte
Mrs. D. tteece Williams were shock- I
ed to hear of the death of their baby t)r (boy,
T. Y. Williams. Jr.. which oc- her on
curred about 5 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The little one's illness was
of short duration. He was taken desparately
ill Tuesday night and suf- '
Mfcd a great deal until an operation 1
was resorted to. This was perform- J,eceni
ed about midnight by Dr. S. W. 1?. con
Pryor of Chester, and for awhile It > Jj!
w?s thought that, there was some I
hope for ita recovery. Rut Ita pulae ''
suddenly grew weaker and the little
one passed away about 5 o'clock. TH
The grief-stricken young parents
have the aympathy of all their friends Week
in this, their first great sorrow. t)
Their baby was at a most interesting
age, Just a little more than a year
old and death seemed to have overtaken
him with little warning. He
was a bright child, handsome and <'"*j
very winning, a beautiful boy who
i had already become a favorite with Toothers
besides those of his home circle.
20The
funeral services was conducted f *
by Rev. H. R. Mtirchlson at the home 2?_
of Mr. and Mrs. Williams on Chester- 28?
field avenue, and the little one was
laid to rest in Westslde cemetery, nowhere
he sleeps beneath a coveret of j*3?
; beautiful flowers. The pall-bearers jjjjwere
Messrs. W. R. Thomson, E. C.
Secrest, J. H. Cames, M. S. Wither- j*][?
~riwa t) P PrAwn nnH I
Bpoun auu u-i o. it. v. ?'?^" ? ?? ?. i ?
C. Foster.
Mr. Skipper Buys Half Interest In H
k. Brevard (N. O.) MillThe
following from The Southern 49?
Textile Bulletin of yesterday will be 50?
of interest to the many Lancaster 531
fiends of Mr. Skipper: 55?
T "c. B. Skipper, formerly superin- 58?
tendent of the Lancaster (S. C.) Cot- 59ton
Mills, has purchased a half in- 60?
terest in the Brevard (N. C.) Cotton 61?
P Mills, and will become president of 62
that company." ' 64
THE LANCASTER NE1
1 Cotton Market.
_ _ . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ Cotton
CIAL NE IVS See??fc
ui. o. ?>. rryor oi uue
, .. . . , , ,, _ . | here on professional bus!
of the largest and loveliest af- week,
the season was th<? card party '
>y Miss Mary Hood at her .
>n White stree* Wednesday MO
C In honor of her cousin. Miss ^UalllCoo tj
>ag, of Greenville. wlio is her . TT
The home presented an at- AFTER MONDAY, the 15tl
appearance In its decorations ^e our new Quarters,
s, na'ms and pink carnations ffi,e Lancaster News' old stx
r severnl hours the guests see us- will treat ;
progressive games, hearts and C. C. Hinson & Co., the Me
dice. At the conclusion of
lies Miss Joyce Clark, who held ?
re, was given tin dainty ?:iris' WE WILL offer for sale to
l houdoir cup, ".villi- the me: s est bidder, Monday, Dec<
ize was avair. i Mr II J. 1 piece of land known as A
y. The guest of honor was ner place, containing 32%
iciplent of a pair of bangle be sold for division. Salt
ts. After the games music of court house at Lancastei
ijoyed and a delicious salad Mrs. A. L. Stogner, L. II.
with coffee was served. J. Knight.
* * * ??
onor of Miss Wylie's guest, FOR RENT?Three furnlsli
. W. Requarth of Charlotte, Apply to G. F. Fergusoi
. C. Brown entertained Tues- ter, S. C.
ternoon at a small auction
party. Two tables of players Notice
1 the games, after which an J14
ite salad course, followed by 'Y!, creditors of the estat(
ind cake, was served. Miss * Thompson, deceased, a
Moore won tirst prize, a pret- I required to prove and estal
glass vase, and Mrs, Requarth claims before me at a refer
veil a daintv hand-embroider- ^ office on Tuesda
cushion cover of January, 1914. at 1ft o'c
' This December 5, 1913.
Leila Gregory entertained the P^UL MOORE, C. C.
rs of her expression class.
notliers and a few friends at VETERINARY SITRG
;ant little party last Friday af- I have located in Lancas
i. During the afternoon a practice of my profession
UK 8aiHu course was servea. prepared to treat your live
regory lias only three pupils, any and all diseases. Calls
Mary Heath Jones. Katharine day or night. Cah me at
and Mary Locke Barron, but Hood Live Stock Company,
io seems to be making good W. H. BOTZ, Veterinar;
her instruction. Graduate U. C. College, M
. D. C.
RAL OF MRS.C.O.WILLIAMS
t
r Details of Her Death in _>. __
Corpus Christ I. Texas. I La Lnvmi
Corpus Chrlstl Caller and ^ 11C a dm 1111
lerald of December 2. contains
lowing In regard to the death
t. Williams, which occurred in Wl 1 ftl
i Chirsti on that date: gh
e funeral of Mrs. Martha Wil- I
wife of Chas. O. Williams, will
lace this afternoon at 3 o'clock
he family residence, 915 Rall_ *1* 1
vonuPy Rev. D. B. South of the I 1T11QT I flTTI
laptist church and pastor to the 1 ? Uul V^vfllJ
officiating. Interment will
the new Ray view cemetery. .
ill-bearers will be I. N. Snow, Has a pai'l in ca|
Harmon, R. E. Rennett. Wil- $50,000 and a SUrp
Vnderson, Arthur Hipp and . $5,000 which is 8
n' death of Mrs. William. oo-| gfowiotf. It is a CoUH
on Sunday evening at 7:15 at otate Depository, IS
me, as a result of injuries re- the State inspectio
last July in a railroad wreck prudent managemer
Chester, South Carolina while ha?} ney , t
ite home after a vacation trip ,
relatives in that state. The < I0an8.
of Mrs. Williams came as a The Bank has
nd shock. Less than a month the confidence of its
e was brought to her home in ...
ty from a Chester hospital in mers by HCCOtTiniOi
ate car and such marked im and continued servic<
lent was noticed in her condi- We invite at
int members of the family and whether large or
i appeared to be highly cheer- i>rjn4r ua vour fol,rtP,
d confident that her recovery , taring us your i< 'trtei
it a matter of time. j cotton deposits. We ji
tor the return home it became tee safety and good
arv that Mrs. Williams under- ; jn return,
operation for a broken leg that ;
iled to knit, a general weaken- Four per cent i
idltlon brought about by the _ j __ , j
I mon tTT>* illness and heighten-1J on time < posit,
the shock of the operation. pounded <iuurterly.
death. ___________________
s. Martha Curry Williams was ve
of Texas. She was horn _
seven years ago at Lagarto, CAD ||/I C D V D
?ak county, and had resided In L x\I\ 111 Li I\ kJ D
i Chrlstl for* twenty-one years. |
survived by her husband, C. O. I p TDITCT1 C1
ins: seven children (six girls rb IKIISI I
le boy, the youngest 20 months 1 IHWUI V
) who are Alma, Leslie, Oscar, I LANflASTKIt.
Rettle, Susie and Mildred Wllher
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. B. LINGLE, Prest.
rry, of Port Aransas; two sis- w u M..| (
drs. Lily Anderson of Corpus W. H.IVllLLbli, I
i, and Mrs. Robert Farley of
Aransas; and four brothers, v 1
r Curry of Port Aransas. Oliver ?_________
of Houston, Amos Curry of El I
and Newton Curry of Port ! Tl?? OKI Tim
r. The latter will be unable , * will A III
md the funeral," I ?x
I Price
W. W. Fennell of Rook Hill was |
professional business today.
Special Notice. I
re will be a box supper at Fork J ^M m
ichool house Thursday right, wF M
her 18. The public is invited
ne and bring well-filled boxes. _ _ _ __
roceeds will go to the school. rronil|Ql0J Vj,m,
iSS BEATRICE McCLURK. UldllUldlCU dUgi
i>lNO OF CONTESTANTS IN
IE J. F. MACKEV *400.00 1 ?
PIANO CONTEST. tfl 1 ?
Ending Deoeml>er loth, llilil.
-772,455 66?747,960 . x/r/^xrov
-692,230 68?681,390 That means M0Nh\
-790,905 69?685,570 ( for you have got to
-698,230 71?688,500
7Z 671,HZU
-624 300 73?785.450 . XnQTOf
-634.605 76?678.775 WjLlclCl.1
-594,985 89?698,885
:?&!!? iSSzJiil?' inthemonthofDecen
-695,675 105?669.875 we will have enough
-676,015 114?547.660 so come Bend or nhi
-665,980 116?657.710 come, sena or pn<
-723.340 ii7?901,125 orders for anything t
?644,135 120?861,125 mav want in the croc
-656,675 123?559.355 y 1 1 e g r0C
-594.825 130?902.050 Don't forget our
-635,605 136?694.475
-593,995 142?571,190 CJ l?|
-612,625 143?529!o95 Sunrise Hour ai
-654,750 145?541,350 wAT1 .. ??
-693,135 150?739,125 H hlte KoSC
-591.495 152?731,965
:Si=S*;:8 The that money ,
-674.825 156?497,865
-688,035 157?836.755
-599,775 159?638.535 m - fl
Zlllill !!jzjsais Mackorell
-685,335 163?559.030
-885.095 164?545.125
-697,685 165?699.875
-641.815 166?901.965
-690,795 ' ________
WS, DECEMBER 12, 1913.
18Ho Business Notices Wg\
.... 45c .poii sale?Farm tools, reaper, shop PJ
| tools, buggy, two two-horse wagster
was 0ns, harness, etc., pair mules, corn ''gj*4 .
iness tbls aml fodder, one large mare. Sale at |
. my place December lKth. W. M. 09
Morris. 21-22
tices FOR SALE?The Mary J. A. Ste- | [QQj
Ii/ociiauii uuci, sn.uai.eu in Indian rgg'
Land township, formerly a part of i^Ji
the Slzer lands. Apply to J. Harry 0B
md Come Foster, Rock Hill, S. C. 21 W
yon right. i^Ji
at Men. IF YOU WANT Shingles cheap this Cv i
21 week, see us. If you want good 'am I
Coal, something that will burn, >^5 '
the high- 'phone us. Edwards & llorton. W?,
ember 15, 8-tf M
L. Stog- W I
acres. To *OR SALE?Home of Mrs. Mamie L. I
i in front Beckham. near Presbyterian AjA
r. Signed church. Apply to W. P. Bennett.
Helms, E. 21-22
20-21 M
GIN NOTICE?For the remainder of
,^i t,lf: season we will gin Tuesdays ,
.ed rooms. j|n(, Frl(1;iys only stogTier & Mack- W
' m ti ;? ;
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE?For the 1
next 14 days I am going to knock i
; of Henry the bottom out of the prices on flour. I ,,^P<
re hereby Come and see for yourself. E. W. 1 AB
bllsh their Sistare. 20-21
ence to he .
y, 6th day WANTED?To buy your cow hides, ^B I
lock a. m mink, otter, muskrats, 'possum,
coon, sheep, goat and horse hides.
C. L. C. Want 6,000 pounds at once. See me ^B
before you sell. Capers Cauthen.
."for the FOR SALE?Fine lot white ear W
and am corn' Lancaster Mercantile Co. W
! TEACHERS with certificates wanted BQ
Crecorv- immediately for following posi- I W
" B ~ tions in good graded or rural schools: i
ir Surgeon 3 at $6?: at $50; ? at $45; 11 atl W
$4?: 7 at $35. Direct from school W
fasningion officials. Special enrollment. Act1 Qi
immediately. W. H. Jones, Mgr., BB
Columbia, S. C. 20-22 yam
1
I Aiirrinv <a a ttt>?t iii o?n
r lw.
lie auction at my residence in Jack- mm
son township. Union county, N. C., i^Ji
ten miles north of Lancaster, on Wed- Wm
nesday, December 17th, one horse, mm
i one mule, wa(?on, surry and harness,
_ hay and all farm tools necessary on W.
r an up-to-date farm. Also one se? d g|
cotton elevator system for two 60saw
gins, one cut off saw, mandrel
J and pulley, stove, fixtures, etc. Sale
|m mj to begin at 10 o'clock a. m. W. P. **
J y Neely. 19-21 '
THE ROYAL TYPEWRITER is rec- ! FOtJfl^.
pitalof ognized everywhere as a first- ______
,1hq r?f class machine and wears as well as "
..J the high priced typewriters. We have Jonn
teadlly an absolutely new one at less than
Ity and wholesale price. Address H. C.t
under care The Lancaster News, Lancaster, FACTO
n and 3'C" 101"tf write
11 anu charge
it and Notice. writer
int On All parties indebted to us must our wo
settle at t>nce. We have helped you, \ of an;
. now help us. We need the money country
Rained ami must have it. So take warning, lv and
CUStO- FERGUSON & ELLIOTT. ! Craytoi
dations 20-tf
:counts
?n cent
juaran
service "M ^ J V V
JrOJLL
r BARG/
8. O.
J
II I Men's $10.00 Suits, all-wool Cas
Men's $10.00 Suits, Blue Serge.
Men's $15.00 Suits (Tailor niadt
Men's $20.00 Suits (Tailor made]
Men's $2.00 Pants
Men's $3.00 Pants
j Men's $5.00 Pants
Boys' Suits, sizes 3 to 18, knee pa
98c, $1.50, $2.50 up
IF for Boys' Pants at 25c, 50c, up
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, pric
)$1.50, $2.50, $3.50 up
I Ladies' and Children's Coats ai
I Suits, prices
$1.98, $2.98, $1.50 up
for you i A full line of Ladies', Men's and C
have Sweaters from 25c up
SHOES SHOES
$2.00 Ladies' Shoes, at
$3.50 Ladies' Shoes at
tiberand i $4.50 Ladies' Shoes
for all, Children's Shoes, all sizes, at lo
Dne your | Men's Solid Leather Shoes at
hat you $1.48, $2.50, $3.50 ?
ery line. Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps
25c up
V!,,
Coffee
r M.POI
CHEAP1
eery
A ?' i*i* _ :,:u
riiiitniimiii
IK \iTK Btt,lk N
11 " " STATEMENT OF '
PLliASK YOU TH? BANK
mm located at Lancast
rl* II close of business O
1 All RKSOU
fll Loans and Discount
JL Overdrafts
Bonds and Stocks <
? by the Bank..
All Furniture and Flxl
3 Ifr|/\^P Banking House..
' : IHV W Due from Banks
V/1,11VI U Bankers
Currency
Gold
If wo DO NOT s"^n"na other
please veil. Check, and Cash It.
TKI.I. i s. total - i.iabil
Captal Stock Paid
cell others of our Surplus Fund.. ..
GOOD DEEDS; tell Un^J1vP1rd?<l /rof1ts;
Current Expense
lis of our shortcom- Taxes Paid.. ..
in^s, and we will try Due to nanks and
J CIS
to remedy them. Dividends Unpaid.
Individual Deposits
Watch the Bank's ject to Check. .
Statements. Savings Deposits. .
Time Certificates c
WE SERVE THE r P??!t ?
detidt ir> Certified Checks. .
I EOx LE. Cashier's Checks. .
Notes and Bills
counted
Reserved for Taxes
THE BANK s^ or so,
County of Lai
Ap Before me came
lip Cashier of the at
who. helne riiilv s\\
above and foregoii
I AACTCD true condition of as
LAnlflMHiK by the books of sa
GEO.
Sworn te and
.T .. me this 27th day o
1 11 h JNO. H. POAO
??? ?? Correct?Attest:
ULU LEROY I
RELIABLE." WADDT
ALE?The Bailey place, con- WANTED?(
ag five hundred acres, more News of A
estate of C. O. White. Apply 27, 1912, an<
i Boykln, Camden, S. C. of our subscr
News of the
predate youi
RY EXPERTS?Our Type- J' ' Di
;r Repair Department Is In
of the most skilled type
mechanics In the South, and DR (
rk Is guaranteed equal to that
y rebuilding plant In tbe
All work handled prompt1
fully guaranteed. J. E.
l & Co., Charlotte, N. C. Office ove
6-6-tf Offi e hours,
\ iz ni;i
^1. 1 VV / A J
himere DRY GOODS
20 Yards 42 inch White Clo
. . . $b.48
j) $9 98 ^ Yards Fast Colored Ca
i..$11.98 20 Yards Bleaching
. ..$1.48 *200 Yards Thread, white
. ..$2.25 20 Yards Outing (5c per ya
...$3.48 $1.00 Broad Cloth
"to $"50 50c Mohair
I to $2.00 40c Suiting
T"> _ .1 m .1 1. ^ A a i 1
es cea i ick at iuc, up to tr
to $10.00 Tick (water proof.)
rid Coat $1.00 Satin Charmuese
white, green, garnet) a
to $10.00 (10 Yards to Cust<
Children's Good Apron Gingham at..
i to $2.50 10c and 121/kc Dress Ging
$1.00 Men's Underwear (v
$1 49 Blankets at 48c p
$2.98 $3.50 Wool Blankets at...
$3.48 $4.50 Wool Blankets at..
w prices. 40c Table Damask, 54 inch
$1.00 Table Damask, 72 in
ind $4.50 A complete line of up-to
Ladies' and Children's Hs
k fn (Q l,n nrifloa
f ?v yv?i/v |/l 1V/VO
A^AA^i J^A ijfV A^A A^A A^V A^A A^i
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EST STORE ON EARTH.
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THE CONDITION |H<
F LANCASTER
er. S. C., at the 44
ctober 21st, 1913
RCES. " iH
*.... $505,146.89 44
. ... 11,112.29 mm
jwned
10,500.00 44
Lures. 1.900.00 44
.. .. 5.800.00 Q
and 44
. ... 97,540.18 [$m
15.416.00 W
3,565.00
Minor 44
.. .. 1,575.48 W
eras. . 1,385.64
....$653,041.48 W
ITIES. iW,
in. . . $ 50.000.00 44
.... 100,000.00
less
s and 44
.... 18.190.97 W
Bank- >^4
2,958.72 44
. ... 350.00 W
j Sub..
.. 229,380.15 44
.. .. 71.530.55 W
)f De- 1.^4
9 4,635.56 44,
17,500.00 W
495.53 >H
Red is- [44
65,000.00 W
3,000.00 2
.... $653,041.48 W
[ CAROLINA. D
icaster, ss: >^4
Geo. W. Williams. 44
)ove named bank,
'orn, says that the
ng statement Is a
ltd bank, as shown 'ej*'1
Id bank.
W. WILLIAMS. M
subscribed before
t October, 1913. kW,
, Notary Public.
SPRINGS. ?
AWFORD. M
C. THOMSON, W
Directors.
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Copies of The Lancaster
iprll 1, 1913, November
i July 22. 1913. If any
Ibers have copies of The
ise dates we would ap"
sending them In to us.
lbllshing Co. 11-tf
3. B. PRATT,
Dentist.
Phone 28
r Lancr?:.: Pharmacy,
9 to 1; 2 to 6.
m
in
5
th $1.00
ilicoes. .. .$1.00
$1.00
or black.... 5c
rd) $1.00
49c
39c
23c
i n Knaf nofVi A??
iv^ X' cawiici
(colors, blue,
t 50c
umer.)
4 Vic
;hams at. .8 Vic
fool) at... .75c
>er pair and up
$2.48
$3.39
es 25c
ches 49c
-date Millinery,
its, at reduced
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