The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 02, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
PERSONALS
t'
Mr. D. F. Sapp of the New Rett
section visited Columbia the pt
Vj week to confer with State Superl
' tendent of Education Swerlngen
reference to the needs of the schc
in his township.
Mrs. Jane Cauthen of Stoneboi
Miss Lizzie Stevens of Rock Hill a
Mr. aiLd Mrs. \V. F. Outen snent t
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Outen.
Mffr. W. S. lllaekmon of Hen
Spring spent Wednesday and Thui
day with Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Ulac
mon on Dunlap street.
Messrs. Ilevin Funderburk a
Charley Culp have returned to Fi
man University, after spending t
holidays at home.
Ma\ A. Loyd Moore and family s
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J.
Elliott.
Col. Leroy Springs made a bnslni
trip to Hock Hill on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. O. Stevens and Mrs. W.
Wilson of Hock Hill were the gue
of Mrs. Hazel Witherspoon
Thursday- coming over to attend 1
card party.
Messrs. Ira B. Jones. Jr . and H.
Gregory attended the Christn"
dance in Rock Hill this week.
Miss Rosa Hill of Greenville, w
has been visiting Miss Eliza Wy
returned home Thursday.
Misses Eliza Wylie and her gue
Miss Reaux Jones or Columbia, w<
to Camden to visit Miss Katherl
Zemp, returning to Raneaster todi
Mr. Paul Ross Roore of Kersh
has been nl Eancaster several ev<
lngs during the holidays, attend!
social functions.
Mlsse Retta and Eva Parks sp<
the Christmas holidays, with re
,?.wl r-In.w1? < ? tP..-kn XT
ti ?t:pi nuu li iruuo m yy .
and was accompanied home by th
cousin, Miss Mary Plyler.
Magistrate W. J. Horton of F
Creek was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. McFadden of Cilpton ca
over to see her aunt, Mrs. Jacks*
today. Her father. Dr. McKeown,
Fort Dawn will shortly remove
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carnes a
their little daughter, Marian, sp<
Christmas In York county visit!
relatives and friends.
Mr. R. S. Stewart was In Ch
lotte Thursday on business.
Mr. John H. Caskey visited 1
daughter, Mrs. W. J. Snipes, In 1
Shlloh section a few days ago.
Mr. Webster Caskey of Elgin v
In town today.
Mrs. J. E. Hough and children vis
ed relatives In Lancaster last wc
and attended the marriage of M
Hough's sister, Miss Jessie Rodd
there Saturday.,?Waxhaw Ent
prise.
Mr. E. Deo Skipper of Charlo
was In town this week.
Mr. C. E. Harper Jr., of Hor
Path Is visiting his brother, T
Frank Harper of this place.
Miss Jennie Beard Maekoroll
visiting her grandparents. Major a
Mrs. J. M. Riddle. ,
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bnrtlett hr
returned home after spending I
holidays in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cochran a
little daughter of Plum Bran
Edgefield county, are on a visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Green of I
Douglas section.
Edward P Hodges returns today
Charleston College.
W. Carson Hodges will return
morrow to the University in Colli
Ma.
Mrs. C. N. Houser of Kershaw 1
been the guest of Mrs. John A. Co
for several days.
Miss Margaret Williamson retui
today to Jonesvllle to resume 1
duties as teacher in the schools the
Misses Belle and Mildred King
turned Wednesday from Rennet
vllle, where they have been vlsltl
their sister. Miss Nancye King.
MR. M. J. IX>\0 DEAD.
Well-Kiimvn and Respected Clti?
Passes Away in Columbia.
The many friends throughout (
county of Mr. Marion J. Long, will
gnerea 10 nnar or ms death, whi
occurred In Columbia on Tuesd
last. lie had been In declinl
health for some time and for the pi
few weeks the end was expected. P
Long was a quaint, unassuming m
but one of Stirling qualities,
united with the Raptist church in 1
early childhood and was a consist*
follower of his Master. He was
years old on the 11th pf July last, a
was married to Miss Elizabeth Sir
daughter of the late Mathias Sin
He was the son of the late Jesse a
Henrietta Long. His first wife pi
deceased him several years ago. 1
is survived by one son, Mr. R.
Long of this place, and six daughte
Mrs. T. S. Riddle of Rlalr, Okla., M
F. E. Smith of York county, Mrs. J.
Estrldge, Mrs. W. A. I,ingle, Mrs.
A. Williams and Miss Amanda Lor
all of this county by the first mi
riaee and a wife and two vnnnp eh
dren by the second marriage, w
now live in Kershaw county. A1
by one brother, Mr. W. J. Long, ai
three sisters, Mrs. S. M. and Mrs.
C. Rowers and Mrs. J. T. Adams
this county. The remains we
brought to Lancaster Tuesday and I
terred by the side of his first wife
Camp Creek (Baptist church We
nesday. Rev. B. F. Carson conduct
the funeral exercises.
Given a Full Pardon.
J. Caesar Watts, who was tried
* the October term of the court f
Lancaster county for murder ai
found guilty by the Jury with a re
ommendation to the mercy of t
court and sentenced to a life term
the penitentiary, has been granted
full pardor. by the governor. Wal
*??? killed C. C. Falle, son of Mr. Geyr
of Flat Creek township on t
f of December, 1910, and w
* at the October term of
V^Nt, 1911, Judge R. C. Watts pi
^T"vig. and plead self-defense.
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THE LAN<
? MU. \V. F. CLOYD DEAD. '
\V??rtliy C'iti/.en Pusses Away After LOCA
liong Illness. i
Mr. W. F. Cloyd, one of the most
worthy and respected citizens of the ' ?Wednesday
l8^ town, after a long and lingering ill- was making its
n" ness, died at the residence of his sideroble fall of
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Miller, on ?We hope tc
Main street, at 6 o'clock Tuesday time news lette
evening. Mr. Cloyd was 64 years of colleges which
ro, age, having been born at Taylors- tend. Several
nd ville, N. C. He removed to this place frequent com mi
he with his family nearly a quarter of ^y jj
N. a century ago to become the local __ - '
, ... . . _ ,? us consiaoie to
operator for the Western Union Tele- caskev to acre
th graph Company and up to about a ,)0Uce 0f th.
r?- >'<>ar ?K? eontinuously with this vVilliums of th.
k- company. When his health finally be?n annointe.l
failed he was retired on a pension in magistrate
. > recognition of his long and faithful ' ? ' *
service. Mr. Clovd wliile quiet and j~T H '
. " unassuming in disposition, was firm Pr,8,,,B mstitut
he and unyielding in Ills principles. He ?ire waking up I
was always found upon the right side ,)N ? \r aI! a
of questions afTeetlng the public in- ,c/' who rustlfi!
C- terests. He was faithful to his em_ ? joupons and
plovers and had the full confidence of no .H t (.> "s.
^ss all who knew him. He was loath to sentlng ber wit
quit his position and held on even ?Through s
p. longer than his strength warranted, lurve failed to
ats He never got over the death of his issues the news
on youngest daughter. Miss Susie May, Springs correi
ior h'a faithful assistant, who predeceas- during this y.
ed him about two years ago, to whom able to furnish
i 110 was <lovote<lly attached. uiar nows or tl
' Ho leaves surviving him, besides progressive litt
his wife, a sister,^Vlrs. W. A. Rawls ?Our town
and three brothers, Messrs. Samuel, sorted when on
J10 James and Clus Cloyd and the fol_ lego students li
'*e lowing children. William J. Cloyd, respective ins
I Mrs. Lillian Miller and Miss Halite after the Chris
(Bt, Cloyd. Winthrop and
?nt Mr. Cloyd was an earnest, consis- leave Friday,
Ine tent member of the First Methodist on Saturday,
ay. church. The remains were interred opening on Mon
aw in West Side cemetery Wednesday day our grade<
?n- afternoon at 4 o'clock, his pastor, again resume
ng R?v- B. T. Hodges, officiating. The "School days, s<
following were the pall-bearers: J. Dear old goldei
^ M. Hood, O. C. Blackmon, W. P. Ben- Reading and wi
, nett, J. H. Caraes, J. T. Thomasson (But not. we
~ and W. S. Langley. < All to the tune
I Here's wlshl
and all, a mos
. . able session.
,al SOCIAL NEWS
me i Miss Emily
[>n, of Mr. and M
of Quite a number of the younger set formerly of Li
to were most delightfully entertained at to Mr. Fletcher
a watchnlght party given by Miss Tuesday ni
nd Mary Moore. The hours passed Immediately al
jnt merrily hy with music, games and couple left fo
nR dancing until the clock neared the more and New
midnight hour, when the young folks honeymoon. IV
despite the falling snow flakes, 0us merchant
1 " scampered forth to toll the old year charlotte. Qu
out and ring the new year in. A the ceremony i
ilia salad course was served during the SOme presents \
he evening. Judge Ernest Moore's hos
pitable home has been the scene of
''as many enjoyable gatherings, none P^UCIflOi
more so than this occasion. IJUailit/i
pit- * * * I _
Mrs. Hazel Witherspoon i1
rs. Home | post^/oy fjfn
ey. January 1st to .
er" 3:30 to 6 p. m. I [/CS^
Mrs. Springs. Auction. 1 ,.l /
tte | ADTCr TRUCK
n The above invitations were receiv- ' our^advertlsc
: " eu oy a score of Mrs. Witherspoon's ?oi jaiLUM onn
nr- friends, who most gladly repaired to Oil (2j>rfTTnV ^
her hospitable home on French K*vlng it a\Va*d
street. Four tables of bridge players lwting the ere
nn were earnestly occupied with this P?n*- $5.00 it
most fascinating game for a couple mother of the
'v? of hours. While one table of flinch Auto Truck.
players were no less entertained. Af
ter which a most dainty and elegant BOARDERS W
. two-course refreshments were served- I Jar^tttnfrdew
' The guest of honor prize was an ex_ I W. Crenshaw.
the nuisite carsage bouquet of fragrant
Tarma violets. Mrs. Charles Jones. Notice
. holding highest score, was presented Notice is hej
with a bunch of pink carnations. 30th day oL^ji
Mrs. Ira B. Jones carried off the make my fnfctLm"
prize, a deck of cards, at the flinch Everett B. Ti
table. All the guests are indebted | court for Lane
las to ^,rs- Wltherspoon for a most en- Ply to said coi
j?yahle afternoon. The amiable hos- sol*y as such g
less was very handsome in a costume
rns of l),ack 'ace and cheffon trimmed Guardian of
1Pr with fur. The guest of honor was ?
ro charming in an exquisite gown of DR P
rf.' blue velvet with waist and draperies S
ot lace.
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Mrs. Springs is honoree at another
afternoon entertainment today. Mrs. Office over
M. J. Perry having issued invitations e hours, 0
to a large reception this afternoon. *
* *
sen The following is from Monday's issue
of The Concord Times:
.. "Mrs. J. M. Odell was hostess at fl
. dinner at her home Saturday compli- ! I O I
, . mentary to Col. anrf Mrs. Leroy \jfl
lav Springs of Lancaster, S. C. Mrs. :
' g Odell's guests were: Colonel and , N >
nst MrR' sPrlnPs' Mr. and Mrs. Alva /
. Springs, Misses Selene and Annie Hnri j.nu ia
J' Parks Hutchison of Charlotte, and I and UOn 1 ^
HA Mr- KUlott Springs." certain arti<
his * * *
Quite a number of Mr C.eorge T sen(j what y
Poovey h friends met Informally at
' the handsome new home of his father, haven't VOt i
na Dr. O. \V. Poovey, and enjoyed a
very merry evening on the 1st of }n town
: January.
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re- . ? . * * . we can get
' The following invitations have
been rereived by many of the younger p() t,lace all
rs ROt:
Mr. and Mrs Frank Harper at one place
" | At Home ^
n. r, ~ *\r,duy' Jf?aury 2r<i of trouble,
J C. E. Harper, Jr.
If: I ^ ? Would like t
Dividend Day.
I,0 The following corporatl/ns on yes- ness for 101
so terday paid out to the stockholders
n(j dividends as follows: fountl tryin;
M. Dank of Lancaster 5 per cent quarof
terly dividend. I not today 01
ire Lancaster Cotton Mills 5 per cent I
n. semi-annual dividend on common nil the time,
at stock and 3 per cent semi-annual
d- o nthe preferred stock. 1,1 ve me a
ed First National Bank 4 per cent a|] j asj^
semi-annual dividend.
| The Jones Mercantile Company you that is
paid Its usual 10 per cent dividend. Vonra for
at Other corporations will declare xours lor
or dividends later lu the month. from the WO
ad i
?o. j Junior Order Banquets.
he The local council of the Junior Or
In der of United American Mechaulcs
a had their annual banquet In the court _ _ _
ttat house last night. It was a most en- ^/1 ?? *-?!/-1
go .joyable occasion. National Vice lYM.
he Councillor C. B. Webb of StatAnvllle
as N. C-, a/id,J>. D. Mendonhall of Ashefie
boro, member of the state council of
*e- North Carollua were present and
made speeches. ^
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FASTER NEWS, JANUARY 2. 1914.
1 Business Notices
T DOTS NOTICE i hereby >rbld anyone t(
feed wife, SadH
Frasler. She left niySituisc without
niglit as the old year ai|y cause. Ike Frasler. ^^"s.
exit, there was a con. 26-27VP
sleet and snow.
? publish from time to LOST?Pocketbook on streets of Lan
rs from the various caster, January 2, between J. F
our young folks at- Hunter's and Ilennett-Terry Co., on<
having promised us tan lather pocketbook, containing I
in (cations. silver dolla^%l dollar bill and change
IJell, having resigned !l'so. } r?tur'^?aUroad ticket to Co
, Magistrate John L. lumbla and one Vturn ticket fron
pt the oflice of chief Jonseyille to ( ofuTi^bia and oiu
i town Mr David It. stra'Kht ticket Jones^Ufi to Union
, Antiocli section lias binder will please phone^ews oflice
his successor by the ( Margaret Williamson.
Theatre is an enter- FOR/ftENT--Four room house fo
Ion. Just now tliey reiVt_>m^t^netery street, nea
the kiddies of the city graded school buWrtiiL^. Annlv to It
uto truck to the bust- j E. Wylie.
i the greatest number
then they make the j will SELL mv sorrel mare on th
rustler happy by pre- fr,.,.|s (>f i....
ii in goui. uar\ilUt?"fnTti is a family horse, am
oni(> miscarriage wo I will deposit tVe money in the haul
receive for several for ?>() days asTWiuiiii i' that sir
y letters of our Heath straight, sound and al^injjt. Char
>pondent. We hope s. Cuskey. 27
?ar to continue being
our subscribers reg- .
he happenings of this TUh K>l-LO\WNCi M' 'f,
1 ^ ?n\vn won Pr'zo5 'n ol,r sale just closed
? ' :i:i76 wins ifiainoml ring. 40.'5it win
will seem quite de- rilps and sam^ff??7J^I> wins rug. 24
r attractive young col- wins picture. Unlcss^nunibers ar
inve returned to their presented by January lV^L'.*14 ne\
titutions of learning numbers will be drnwn. \ancaste
tmas holidays. Tho Hardware Co. v
Clemson scholars will
beginning their work ....... *r i
The other colleges A NEW BAKERY?Under new man
iday. the 5th. on which ageineij^ith expert cooks, w
1 school children will BuaranWT tolglve the public bette
| service than ewer before. Everythin
chool davs I l)uro aml sanitary, llot rolls ever
i rule flavi ' "fternoon, cakes, p^es and everythin
rltlng and rlthraatlc !ln tb? bakcr* "ne^ea parties an.
, hopp) I wedding cakes a sp<\iaJ^.y. Phon
or the hickory stick." >'our orders to Sistare, Faulkner i
ng the students, one ^ 0,1 or ( Hy Bakery. RE- Hudson
t pleasant and profit- j manager. 27-P
WANTED?To buy your cow hide;
ingen-Culp. minky ot^gr, muskrats, 'possum
Swaringen, daughter coon, smectCgfytt and horse hides
[rs. W. F. Swaringen. Want 6,000 pou\dsjiJLj>nce. See m
mcaster. was married before you sell. Capem^Cauthen.
Culp of Charlotte, N. I
ght, December 30th. T,
ter the ceremony the SINGER?Beginning January 1st
r Washington. Raltl-I , >'?" a Singer Sewing Ma
York to spend their rhlm/with a Hrst payment of onl
Ir. Cutp is a prosper HO.fO jy^llvide the balance int
of East Trade street, ; fU? ^a\ P \ a*
ite a crowd witnessed ?' .1 . V Jl1 V'Mi! .
and many verv hand- ' [?" ?f *94 T^TlVi ? h
vere received. i has been made Inltho purchase d
anything in this ooil|Ry. ^ hu eanno
afford to use any oth^T-tfiachlne. A
ss Notices ,,u""s"y-Mfr's,,,,!0r s'ohn-28
It DELIVERY?Cedar if YOU WANT Shingles cheap thl
size. Apply j we<^kJso?^w*>. If you went goo
jW'/vT Coal. somcthing^--<liat. will burn
rV~' 27-28 ['phone us. Edwards &"*H?t^pn.
.1 8-tf
C,IVP:N AWAY?See i
nient in this issue. I)o FOR SALE?The Ba".o> place, con
? and see this wonder- talnlng five hiHrtTred^acres, mor
\nd remember we are or l<*s, estjjXe^of C. O. Witty. Appl
fire Injy or girl col- to Jorm-TToykln, Camden, S. C.
a\st numfier of cou- [ 12-tf
l goTTf^ls given to the
child N^ho wins the FACTORY EXPERTS?Our Type
^^?2 7-28 writer Repair Department Is I
?? charge of the most skilled type
ANTED?A few regu- writer ^cchajxJesrTfTTfie South, an
r-^aui^rrv^lrs. Jack our wefrk Lse^uarantecd equal to tha
?'h28-P of aQ3r rebuilding plant in th
country. All work handled prompt
of Discharge. ly and fully guaranteed. J. E
?-- Proven A Pr. r<V.? I?_ ?' ^
uj glicu 11IUL UII Lilts I ?? vw.t VIIUIIUIIC, It. Ij.
iinuary, 1914. I will 6-6-tf
neturn as guardian for
mor to the probate VETERINARY SURGEON'.
afflAtcounty, and ap- j have,located In Lancaster for th
irt foV letters dlsmis- practlcq/of my profession, and ar
iiai.llaV. ^ j prepare<Ljii_*<Niat your live stock fo
J. P. ROHJNSON, 1 any an(j an diseases. Calls answere
Everett B. Taylor. day or night. tTT*h mo at Gregory
Ilood Live Stock cVmpany.
JBL pp ATT vv. H. BOTZ, Veto*taary Surgeor
' ' Graduate U. C. College\\VashIngto
BPiMist. p v
>on j 28.".
Lancr Pharmacy !
to 1; 2 tch?. npi pi )
= Ihe rarmers
Us Up Bank &
i_iis if we have a TrilSt Comp V
ile, lwit tell us to "
ou/ant and if we pai'' T caPital?f
/ $50.0()0 and sJ surplus of
it/we will j?et it if $5,000 which/ is steadily
V..- Rrowinpr. It i/a County and
antrif not in town State Depository, is under
it in ji few days. the State/inspection and
j ' prudent r^anapement and
wi i/urMuc?? naa never R>at a cent on
willS^ve you lota loan!;, 0 J). . ,
The Bank/ha9 gained
time and worry. the confidenc^of its custo^
Vv.,CT; mers by adeommodations
0 nav/ your uusi- j ;
r J and continuefl service.
4 a/d we will be We invHe accounts
J whether large^or small,
g t<l please you, Bring us your foulteen-cent
thiXjnonth, but cotton deposits, /eguaran\
tee safety and g/od service
in return. /
, trial and that is Four per rent interest
1 if 1 can't please paid on time deposits coinall
you can do. pounded quarterly.
business in 1914 z
rdsayg?. ||| pARMF.RS'RANK
... 4 TRUST CO.,
[>rCll 8 UUfCASTKR, 8. O.
^ j E. B. LINGLE, Prett.
urocery w. h.millen, c*?hier
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rgQt good cheer, we wish to c
to our matrons, and the
. 8< generalWr-oiuisincere ap
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t M tion of their man\| favors
k'sWj they continue. /
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It is our hopcr that the
c M the Christmasr season ma\
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with you and^ladden ea
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? w* of the coming yearA
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I QUESTIO
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It h as ?een asked us several
^ can you alTord to give away tl
l" $100.00 Parlor Grand Piano, a?
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y 4) tise you will do?"
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;- Wo prefer to sell 100 articles at a ]
each, rather than 10 articles at a profit
It means just ninety more people pat
? fho only reason for our being in busine:
(i This means that we must bring the p
I Low prices and good values will brin
ways. Our giving away this Piano is i
ditional business tr? nm- ctm-n o^.,j
^v?? pvuic aim it IN I
' I It nays you and us.
I J. F. MACKEY (
Boys and
STAR THEATRE AUTO TI
The Beautiful Auto Truck now on Exhib
will be ffiven away on Jan. 31st to the chih
of STAR THEATRE CUPONS.
$5.00 IN GOLD WILL BE GIVEN TO TH
CHILD WINNING THE T
How io (iei Co
We give a Cupon with every ticket you I
moth, neighbors and friends to come to th
so that they can give you the coupons wh
every ticket they buy. When you have coll
them to our ticket window and we will give
Do this every time you get 50 coupons. Ke
will count as 50 coupons.
InipoHa
On Jan. 30th make a package of the hecei
bring them to the STAR THEATRE before
full name and address is on the package,
counted and the boy or girl holding the Y
the winner of the beautiful Auto Truck.
The name of the winner will be given out
at the STAR THEATRE.
Bring your friends and come to the STAR
j beautiful Auto TRUCK.
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profit of ten cents
of one dollar each.
roni/inff our store,
ss is to do business.
>eople to our store.
? us customers alsimply
to brintf ad[toiiiK
it, every day.
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tUCK CONTEST
ition a tThe Theatre
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RUCK.
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>uy. Get your father,
le STAR THEATRE
ich we give them with
ected 50 coupons bring
you a receipt for them
ep the receipts as they
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pts and coupons and
! 8 p. m. See that your
Each pakage will be
lignest number will be
at 8 p. m. on Jan. 31st
THEATRE to see the
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