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8 COUNTY NEWS |? 1IKTH LRHEM. 1 Special to The News. s Bethlehem. Jan. 5.?This community is in \^?ry good health with the exception of measles. Mr. Minor J. Carnes and family of 5 South Monroe, N. C., visited relatives In the Tabernacle section and also near Uethiehem. x Mr. Philip Taylor won the great * prize clock onChristmas Day at Mr. H. M. Howell's store. Messrs. Bundy and Roy Caskey. J eons of Mr. J. W. Caskey of Monroe, 1 N. C., spent the holidays visiting ? friends and relatives in this com- J munlty. Mrs. Nancy A. Carnes is visiting ( her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Clifton, at * her old home at Wild Cat. f Misses Lula and Dallas Usher spent Friday night with Mr. and ? Mrs. W. H. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Usher spent 1 several days with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Catoe. | Mr. George Parks and bride are viaitlng relatives In Bethlehem section. A light snow fell here on the night of December 31 to welcome the hap- 1 py new year. . Mrs. George Carnes and her son, ' Ross, spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rowell. The boyB of this section have been < having the greatest of fun through the holidays In hunting and serenad- c Ing. 1 Little Miss Nannie Snipes was a visitor a tthe home of Mr. and Mrs. , W. A. Rowell on the night of Decern- * ber 31. [ Mr. J. E. Rowell spent several holidays with his daughter, Mrs. llamp- j ton Snipes. Miss Ona and Mr. Tolson Funderburk spent several holidays with Mr. Ira Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Parks of Unity spent several holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parks, j Mr. Fred Starnes and bride visited the bride's brother. Mr. Rufus Court- , ney of Buford and also his sister, . Miss Dessie, of Van Wyck paid him a visit during the holidays. i Mr. Thomas Taylor and family of White Plain section is visiting rela- ] tives in this community. Mr. John Snipes and family spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. ' Taylor. Mr. ltufus Carnes and family are ] visiting relatives and friends in this section. i Misses Flossie and Lula Waters spent Saturday night with their uncle ; and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rowell. Mr. Otis Taylor spent Christmas day with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Snipes. f^5= = I IT PA Hear The j The Man \ LOOK/ IA I THE LANCASTER NE Mr. Goodman Snipes spent Thurs. Lancaster, ay night with his uncle and aunt, Well, I guess I had better rini lr. and Mrs. F. G. Taylor. for this time. Messrs. Otis and Collier Tay'or pent Tuesday night with their uncle md aunt. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. HrATH SI Kl.Xi. towell. ?" I lie IJitMKfl suppi'l ell iUUfKlltll'IV opfl'lill IU i ill* cliool house was a great success. Heath Spring, Jan. 5.?Stui who spent the holidays with i PLEASANT PLAIN. parents here have rteurned to various colleges as follows: To Special to The News. man: Messrs. Otis Marion and B Pleasant Plain, Jan. 5.?I haven't "H>tt ^,,obley: }.? .^V,l"tl1,1r,op- J! Lucy Bowers, Ruth Rollings, E: ery much news to write, but never, Mobley and Mary Brown Van Lam heless I will send in a few items. ham; to Coker, Misses Susie Bri( r !1 ed $54.2o from our box Mary Nancy Mobley and Alma .upper Thursday night, we also had a Kllzabeth VanLandingham; to andy, lemonade and fortune-telling south Carolina University, Ga ,?.?th; ..Therei ?eF? ?n,y 17 *>ask?t8- Mobley; to the Citadel. Harvey ill of them bringing a good price. jey. to the Confederate Home Pc Phe money goes to the school fund Miss Sue Clark; to the Dayton, or repainting the school house and institute, Henry Blackmon; to >ther repairs Everybody seemed to South CaroIlna Medical Col mjoy themselves and had a general Melvin Stover. ;oZ(l w .. . . . Misses Jones, Lathan and Bi The teachers gave the first, second have retUrned from their respe ind third grades a rhrlstmas tree homes, where they spent the riday night. Before they left for <jayB and have resumed their ' heir vacation^ |n the Rchoo! facully. Mr. M. L. Roberts, jr.. naa just Messrs. W. F. Mobley and F :ompleted a nice house on the R. A. Barnett. and Misses Maggie T ^ove place, which he has purchased. kJn? Elisabeth Clark. Onio Ma The measles are still raging in this and Laura Therrell. after spec ~. | . Christmas a ttheir homes here. The Misses Jones spent the CbrlBt- returned to their several schools nas holidays In Kershaw. are teacbjn(C again. Miss Elfrelda Poag la spending the M,88 Ann<,tte stover, who Is t< lolidays in Lancaster with her pa- lnR ln Uurenv> and her bro 'e?*8, * .. . . . .. _ ,, Bertram, a student in Furman, Mr. Luther L. Long of the College visitors to our town. >f Charleston is at home for the Rev. W. J. Nelson, pastor ol lolidays. . First Baptist church of Rock Miss Maggie Belle Bowers of near preuched In the Baptist church Sumter is visiting friends and rela- enndnv nieht Ives of this place. ' It is related on good authority Misses Lssie and Coralee k?ve of Duncan, a negro who died in <Jew Midway visited at the home of communlty several years ago. lieir brother, Mr. William Love, father of fifty-flve children, T and Sunday. heating by far the record of Mrs. J. R. Roberts made a trip to gmjjh 0f Cherokee county, who Kershaw Monday. only forty-three. Doesn't Lane Mr. D. B. Love of Kershaw visited always lead? lis brother, Mr. W. M Love. Sunday. ' Rev. S. R. Brock of Lancaster. . tor of Beaver Creek Baptist ch BUFORD j spent a few hours in town Su afternoon. , , , ^~ ! Dr. S. J. Allen returned Mo ipeclal to I he News. morning from Charleston, whei Buford, Jan. 5.?The health of went the latter part of the we< his community is very good, except visit friends. v few cases of measles. I Mr. J. C. Lee of Rock Hill has Mr. Lesley Taylor visited Mr. It. spending a few weeks with Mi W. Parker Saturday. T. Moseley, Mr. W. T. Stover Mr. T. W. Taylor of the White other relatives here. Bluff section visited relatives in the , Messrs. M. D. Robertson, I Bethlehem section during Christmas, and Perry Beckham and F Mr. Rim S. Jones visited Mr. T. M. Bowers left Monday morning Taylor Sunday. Greenwood county, where they Mr. Rufus Carnes visited relatives gone on a canvassing expeditio in the Bethlehem section. Prof. W. E. Moore of the Mi The Baraca social was postponed ter school, Columbia, spent Sati on account of sickness. and Sunday In Heath Spring. Mr. II. W. Taylor of the Tabernacle A number of the young peopl section spen tthe holidays in Char- joyed a party at the home of 1\ lotte, N. C. J. Vincent Thursday night. Misses Ada and Myrtle Thompson Mrs. Mollie Knight of Rich spent Christmas in Camden. spent a part of last week with Mr. Lesley Taylor spent Monday in J. C. Beckham. IS TO ADVI ise Testimonials Fr "My Advertisement ii read by a farmer in hitched up and came a buggy from us?casl SAID "I saw it in merchant says: The in THE NEWS is tl They read our desoriptioi in and ask for a SPEC PRICE. Thus saving ARTICLE. Vho Does Not Advertise IBOUT YOB AWE 0 :WS, JANUARY 6, 1914. | Mr. P. B. Mobley of Catawba June- Mr. and Mrs. W. g off tton spent Thursday with his parents Lancaster spent 1 . here. community. I Miss ftessie Mobley of the Peoples Miss Delia Stet Bank, Kershaw, spent Sunday with after spending th< her mother, Mrs. W. T. Mobley. j home in ltock Hill | Mr. W. A. Hughes, Southern Hall- | Mr. Ira B. Crem way agent at Claremont spent Sunday for Atlanta, Ga., w lents at I101116 here. ..; Massey's Business . ' Mrs. Mury Horton accompanied her' Mr. It. Clark St :. j , son to his home in Oklahoma, on his Bethlehem. 'u r return thither last week. I Mr. W. H. Mali "r~ I Mrs. Amanda Hammond, after a day for Charlotte. |Uni~ visit of several weeks with her daugh- | Miss Ella Morrl mnit *ujnl3J 'mt?q8j3>i in sjoavoj "sjiv 'J?l week with her s .: ' ed hither Monday morning. iSteele of Dixie, wl J K" | j Misses Mayme K<1S; .../:IV (Graham are spend a"<j! ELGIN. t Lancaster. . Cnonui .... v. I Miss J azee Maha n8on Special to The News. , . niaht with her Mob- I Mr. Ira Harper spent the holidays J? V * , hool.'at home, returning to school at. Mo*a? JeM t, Va? Cary, N. C., Wednesday. . the ' Misses Clara Hammond and Eva '" nt ^ * lege. Johnson of Stonebroo visited Misses M, P M ' , A , Maud and Eva Mae Duren during the . ... i Mr. L.eo Montgoi rown holidays. BDendlne a few d ctlve Miss Effle Culp of Grace visited at J"? a Ie* ? holi- Mr. A. J. llaskin's last week. | blisses* Bernlce work Mr. James Duren spent from Wei- . . , . 'nesday till Friday with friends o?th* v I. A. Springdell. section attended omp- I Mr. Clyde Harper and sister. Miss altenae? ickey Leila and MIbs Estell Haskins visit- _ iding ed friends at Leslie last week. IH . . h.vl Mia. Ky. Mae Duren. .Indent of ^ i'."for ^i bla. , and Wlnthrop. .pent the holiday. at ' home, returning to her studies Fri- .... _ " . " Christmas seem< SS ' the""ho?SjyT.nH,^ch PeSmP,ri,X ~<>7 " "?*? friends. | f the Mr. Kirby Duren spent several days DRY C Hill, In Stoneboro last week. here The Junior Order of this place Special to The Nei gave quite an enjoyable banquet to n r-P??u Tntl that its members and their families on . .JJ bund i this ^aiuroay, uecemoer zv. Mr (} ^ (^aut| wa8 | proved very much t,nis I CAMP CREEK. , Miss Maud Hil Abe j wa8 j? this conir bad ' aRO visiting; frien aster Special to The News. , Mr. John Culp h Camp Creek, Jan. 5.?The health a visit to his frle pas. Qf tlits community is fine. Mr. Willie Tho urch. Miss May Cook wpent Saturday days in Hock Hill nday njgjit and Sunday with Miss Mayme Mr. Clyde Caut Graham. Mathis and wife 1 nday j amj Mrs. Walter K. Mother- G. W. Cauthen's e lie shcd spent Saturday night and Sun- ! Mr. G. S. Caut i>k to (jay with the latter's parents, Mr. sick for the past and Mrs. W. H. Mahaffey. | Mrs. Klla Caul been Miss Mettle Steele gave a fruit afternoon with M rs. J. supper Wednesday night, that was Miss Gertie Cai and enjoyed by quite a number of young ill for a week wt people. is able to get ab< talpli Mr. Amos Steele and family of j Well, I guess I Miner Bethel are spending the week with 'news is scarce. for relatives here. j Mr. Walter S. C have | Misses May and Annie Cook spent to take a husines n. last Wednesday night with Miss ! M'ss Pauline M i-Mas- Rachel Steele. ! with Miss Nettie 1 urday I Mrs. C. B. Burnett and children of j Miss Nannie Pa Lancaster spent last week with rela- night and Sunda; ic en- uvck in i-iijk MiLiuiu. ; mamiH. ir. S. Mr. T. B. Plyler spent Sundny af- Mr. Jim Caut ternoon in this section. with Mr. L.onnie 1 Hill Misses Effle Morris and Llllle Mr. and Mrs. < Mrs. Mahaffey "Spent Sunday with Miss Sunday with Mrs | Mettle Steele. | mon in Douglas i rtiseTi om Some of Our 1 vnnr Ymac pHitinn .A jr V/W?A A XAAAIAU VUlCJiVii North Carolina anc to Lancaster and boi h up and no grumblin THE NEWS" anc beauty about adverti ii and note the price and IAL ARTICLE at a SPEt time as well as selling : will Never bea BIG IV I SEE IF THIS F. Mothershed of Mr. and Mrs. J. J ast week in this Sunday with Mr. am Mr. Everette Cau de has returned day with Mr. Lest< a holidays at her Heath Springs. I. Miss Itina Bell sp jhuw left Saturday Miss Narma Cauthen here he will enter Miss Gertie Cauth College. with her friends, M eele has nfbved to Nannie Mathls. Miss Mattie Caut affey left Wednes- week in Beaver Cre? Miss Connie Matt Is is spending the afternoon with h? Ister, Mrs. J. H. Kathaline Cauthen. jo is quite ill. and Annie Bell ing a few days in Lancaster Le iffey spent Wednes- ~~ sister, Mrs. Walter Catarrh (JilQnC with LOCAL APPLICATI Jteele, Lillie Ma- reach tbe seat of tb? dlsea Hp iiml Mapv Ilnli- ?r constitutional disease, i Lie and Mary uoo you m(ut uka lBterna, m i ear 8 day with Curo la taken Internally, nnie Cook. the blood and mncona aui nery, who has been KDot' * *!i*& "ij . ... . scribed by on* of tba b ays in Clover, has country for yean and la It la coaapaaad of (ha b? Graham is spend- with tha beat bloc . ? raetly ao tba as a coos r Heath Springs. combination of the two li oung people Of thl8 *?cas Meh wonderful ran the Bethel basket /"cHa*iT^a*5 ,. . ,. . Sold by Di N|l?ta. prlo J1 ? * }. ? sec- . x*ka Hall's Family Fl a wim wnne ugere, :k ones, we are not PPPVTVTTI with them. KliO-Bil V JSjH ed to have been en- J y all in spite of the gTATE QF gotfrH j County of/L.an< 'KFFK In the ( ourt of C Farmers Banking J vs. I T. J. StraiV^^? i. 6.?Mr. Arthur agaii ay with his friend, ? , _ ,/ hen. He has im- Southern Granite Trust Co., and: otl Hard of Stoneboro | Under and by vir nunity a few days His Honor, T*opl? (is and relatives. | Judge of date? Fel ias come home from the above cause, I nds. before the Court 1W mpson spent a few ; caster, S. C., duri/ last week. of sale on the fijpM hen and Mr. O. E. ruary, 1914, beiiJt I have moved on Mr. of, the following place for this year, estate: All thaOS hen nas been very eel or tract of land week. 1 situate in the cou then spent Sunday and Lancaster, con rs. G. W. Cauthen. said and nlnety-thr ithen has veen very bounded north b> ill the measles, but Strait, And lands k nut again. Place;" south by had better close as known as "Patter! I ?... CI. ... I -1 ~ - i ity Quiinuu uiiiun ci Jauthen left Sunday [ Magill, F. M. Hair s course. | law lands; west by lathis spent Sunday i lands commonly kn rhompson. | Place, and lands < rker spent Saturdny being the same tra y with Miss Bessie ed to Southern Gri T. J. Strait, July \ hen spent Sunday Terms of sale, c House. pay for papers. 3. J. Mathis spent M i. Mary Bell Bleck- Receiver, Southern section. Jan. 6th, 1914 WW\ m Business IV was 1 he aght g"? >ther ising come r 1 ? 4 T UIAJj the lANinaBIGV IS NOT TF Tj * J f. Cauthen spent il Mrs. Jim Holl.Jb then spent Sun J? iT Crenshaw laHW ent Sunday with y en spent Sunday isses Bessie and hen spent last jk section, ns spent Sunday ?r friend, Miss ads. >t Be Cured IONS, they cannot ae. Catarrh la a blood tnd In order to care It oedlee. Hall'a Catarrh aud acta directly npo* -facea. Hall's Catarrh dieIds. It was pro* eat phyalclana la this a regular prescription ei tonics knows, aaoad parlDsre. acting 41arfacsa. The pea Hat I igredlsota U what pew nlte la swrtag catarrh, to. 9.. rn*a, IhMh ft > The. I'S SALE. CAROLINA, raster. 'ommon Pleas, fe Trust Co., and ist Co., Charlotte hers. tue of a decree of . Sease, presiding A 15th, 1913, In *111 offer for sale ouse door in Lang the legal hours L Monday in Febthe 2nd day theredescribed real erWiin piece, par. ljing, being and ntips of Kershaw tuining one tliouvJ (1,093) acres; /lands of T. J. fiown as "Stinson [ lands commonly tan Lands;" east inL lands of J. R. imcwid and WardlaiJls T. J. Strait, own as Warrenton af/McDowell, and ctf of land conveyaaite Company by Jfld, 1905. ash, purchaser to . C. HEATH, Granite Company. 28-36 vs len: v? VAY tUE i