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*" ; I - PERSONALS Mr % , i M Messrs. (5. D. Jones and tra B. <jld , Jones, Jrv, went through the country notv ?o Columbia yesterday in the former's year #;kutoui<ibne?.. M i $tr. W .T., Gregory went to Darling- bor8 pion on business yesterday. ' acre < * Mayor J. M. Hood returned from proi Atlanta yesterday, where he had gone ered to buy stock. bun) Miss Leila Gregory leaves for Rae- p ford, N. C., today for a visit to goo friends. Hun Miss Emma Wilkerson of Yorkville farn is visiting in Lancaster.?Yorkville j'o l Enquirer. rorn Miss Delia Small returned Monday Earl to Spartanburg Business College, a"?o after spending the holidays at the farn home of her mother, Mrs. Emma bajc Small of this city. ^ Mrs. J. 1). Clark and two sons of ,,res Yorkville, who have been guests at ^ the home of their aunt, Mrs. Emma 500 onia.ii, nas reiurnea nome. Sheriff H. J. Lowry of Anson coun- so g ty, N. C.. and his brolher, Mr. P. M. "us t Lowry of Taxahaw, were in town ,j yesterday. farn Dr. J. E. W. Haile of Rock Hill but was in town today. Ue , Mrs. Ida S. Heath of Camden, who tent has been visiting Mrs. S. VV. Heath an,j at Stoneboro. will spend the week- iKm end with Mrs. R. E. Wylie. cans Mr. Henry P. Haile of Liberty Hill foe(t was in town today on business. cott< Miss Enola Uarnette of Lancaster ther ^ spent a few hours in the city yesterday morning with relatives.?Rock , ' Hill Record. expc Mr. Dan M. Jones of Woodruff rp'be spent the week-end in Lancaster. Miss Hernice Davis is visiting in Greensboro. Miss Mary Hood returned home Friday from a visit to the Misses Frew in Rock Hill. A 4 VVIVf OU.tDV iTl Tlr v i liijnnu.i 1 1 riag< Mr. anil Mrs. W. T. (ii*K?ry Celebrate MU1 the Thirty-First Anniversary of ^'e<' Their Marriage. JJai^ Characterized by elaborate detail Ti was the 6 o'clock dinner at which Mr. the 1 and Mrs. W. T. Gregory entertained ford Thursday evening at their residence ber , on Main street, the occoslan celebrat- xi lng their thirty-first anniversary. The fullj table had for a center piece a large toe. vase filled with white and pink car- a hi nations resting on a centerpiece of with cluny lace, which was the only dec- \< oration of the handsomely appointed wert dining room. Covers were laid for groo fourteen and the dinner was served son> In eight courses. The guests were: giVg Judge and Mrs. Ira B. Jones, Mr. and usef Mrs. W. C. Thomson, ltev. and Mrs. m Hugh R. Murchison, I)r. and Mrs. J. Cessl H. Boldrldge, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. hapt Payseur, Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hodges, horn Mrs. Gregory was attractively attired i in crepe meteor. At the conclusion of dinner, the guests repaired to the e(j t parlors, where a most Informal even- stee lng was spent. M Following the anniversary dinner Atla Mrs. Gregory entertained Thursday funi when nine of her most intimate married friends were Invited to partake of a delicious old-time turkey din- ? ner, beautiful, though quite Informal . In detail. The color scheme of red Vj was effectively carried out in the par- j . '' lor and dining room by red poinsette blossoms and red shaded tapers com- . bined with palms and ferns, giving \?oti a most cheerful appearance totlle .. ver>' congenial gathering. As a cen- ('i_i' terplece, the table displayed an ar- 1 tlstlc arrangement of poinsette biossoms. Mrs. Gregory wore a dinner wo_i gown of grey cloth. Her guests In- ?hm. eluded: Mrs. Oliver C. Blackmon. t, Mrs. J. M. Hood. Mrs. John A. Stew- uu ' 111 (iii, .his. ?jiiiiiiii j. niiicHiuou, airs. J. P. Hunter, Mrs. J. D. Funderburk, Mrs. M. J. Perry and Mrs. John T. ?reen- have Mr. G. W. Cauthen Dea?l. Jead Mr. George W. Cauthen, aped 59 will years, died at his home Saturday, here January 3, at this place. Com Mr. Cauthen Is survived by his agal wife and seven children, Mrs. Anna lng Adams, and Mrs. Charley Flnley, both are, of Ijancaster. D. W. Cauthen, R. E. CauAen of Kershaw, D. W. Cauthen _____ of Lancaster anil J. W. Cauthen of Kannaplos, N. C. and four sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Cauthen of Lancaster, Mrs. ^N. E. 81ms of Kershaw, Mrs. I Alice* Johnson of Kershaw and Mrs. I & Ella Bowers of Heath Springs. M Thfc burial takeo place at Fork I Hill lhurch January 5th. Measles * wan the cause of his death. The I many? friends of th*. bereaved family I exteiffi to them their heartfelt sym- I Jrh# New ritojMU# wUir?l ! $ : I Ret. Robert Lee Holroyd; the new I presiding elder of the. Roc| HIU die-. B> trlot, israa born Jm/ Meroe*. Aetaaty. /' * West SVtrgtnla, in IMS. After re- I eeivln* his education,' he came to I ? 8outWCarolina and thufthUltfApl ?' Joined?the South Carolina conference la life. Ha has beep a pucceseful and Jbystematle -qptffcnr. jjK J preaclK In the Ft rat Methodist church nest Sunday morning at 11 a. m pad y ^ ?* G^wV^hu^q4??, 1T<I ?1 ad fradb the ehalngang of Rockingham naunty, N. CV was captured at u. White yfllutT. thia pountft 8bft*y byf I ? Constanie D. R. Williams and Rural Policeman W. J. William*. He vaa taken back to the ? cha|titaa? ? 8herlff?R. J. Lowry yesterdat, who came dfcwn for him. Married January the let, Mr. Raymond Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Gardner, and Miss Mollle Starnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ranford Stames. Notary Public W. F. Estride performed the ceremony. I Quite a number of friends witnessed the event. ) y. Adams-Craig. f ^ Miss Lillle Adams and Mr. John B. I Craig were united In marriage yester- I day arternoon at the A. R. P par- K sonage by Rev. W. S. Patterson. THE xuANCi (i(H)n FAHMFRS. | John l>. Hunter ami Ills Two LOCAL Sona Make Fine Showing. r. John D. Hunter of the Primus Ion and hi# sons, Toy and EaHy. ?The measles i some goOd/aYming the past year, in the eastern sect rlthsUu?dlnK it Vas not thq W I _A new d t for farming either. ; of the Lancaster & r. Hunter himself ^uns a two ie urm or his (own and from 20 * UUI,ieus of cottoh gathered 20 bales. | ?We are glad 1 11 15 acres of corn la'nd he gath- J- M. Hough, who 1 600 bushe's ol corn and 5,000 much improved, ilea of fodder. j ?Mr. Lonnle Ci rom 10 acres of oats ho harvested Doughty, both of dozen bundles. His son. Toy married Sundav, ter, who operates a one-horse Notary Public j. W i on the same plantation, made Married We< >ales of cotton on 10 acres and ?th b A T Can enough to do him. His son, , w e. who is only 18 years of age Haj, * ,)oth ?of ^ married, works a small one-horse * l on the plantation and made 10 Now that tin from 10 acres and corn sufficient 'H"en formed of tho read himself and stock for the to help push Lane; ent year. Bet in line and tak r. Hunter used only from 300 to ?A meeting of pounds of fertilizer to the acre. Rich Hill school is asked him how it was that he was at the school bui uccessful at farming and he told night, at 7 o'clock, hat he had always been scared is requested, ebt aud decided wnen he started ?We saw a vei ling to not do a time business, i)Uu about six moi instead to pay cash as lie went, the back lots Wed: says, too. that lie gives close at- been shipped fron ion to his farm all the year round Virginia, to Mr. Sa that it keeps liini busy. He says I M p , M I times don't trouble him,be-1 ^ ' th" ^ bJ. e he always makes enough to tttr,a nt ? ..., Ii impel I and family and rasios i"." 1" 0,'T "M, in as a surplus crop. We know county T e are others In the county like , the 1;,te Geor*e U" Hunter and we would like them *^'r- ^ D. Neal ;lve us the benegt of their j brother to Mr. T. 1 >rience through the colums of Neal of this co News. 1 ter of Summerfiel i j com her 14th, 1918J STKK LK-SI >1PSON. I Neal. retty Wedding in the Tir/.nh Dncjnocc Neighborhood. LlUalllCaj n event of much interest in the , . nnM,,, ah neighborhood was the mar- LA ST ARRIVAL e of Miss Sudie Steele to Mr. Jt appleA^n*ttl?7\ er Simpson. wh'cb occurred ?"*8' Jn?Hu ca???t Inesday evening at 4 o'clock at ,? j!8 f home of the bride's mother, Mrs. y" Trul> Lemony ... performed by ?*?AJ bride's pastor. Rev. W. W. Hatch- ?" at M' . ib the presence of a large num- FOR SALK?Thre of relatives and intimate friends. roo8terTW>*Ue be ceremony room was beautl- jgg "** r decorated with ferns and mlstle- * The bride was lovely lressed in lq3t av fh, indsome suit of London green ' nlonri \ hat and Klo?ee to match. office and recel fter congratulations, the guests ? invited tothe home of the FQR R1#-T OR , m s mother Mrs. Caroline Simp- to K^horse 7, where a lovely reception was CrctftS .,_nn n. The couple received many ul and handsome presents. Cabtyw J Mclh r. Simpson is a popular and sue- C. McDow. Jul planter of Tirzah, where the ; >y couple will make their future FOR SALE?On i e. The bride is a sister of Mr. MarWStepfcensoi .ee Steele of Lancaster , Land toViTsfiipSom r. and Mrs. W. L Steele attend-I t of thft he marriage of his sister, Sudie Foster Attornev le, Wednesday afternoon. omce Hutchinson 1 r. W. L. Steele left yesterday for nta to buy stock for Steele and j ningham stables. i do(V^sTOLKN ? 7i . I RobTnson ulacc Hinges in the l ire Departinent. I)e(. lafte, oi r. Will Drenban recently resign- hound dog, alSvgt s chief of the fire department and old, named "SpoL^ Robert S. Harper was elected in caster and sold, place. Mr. Hazel Ferguson was will be paid to the ed assistant chief and secretary, , information, by wh Messrs Sam Harper and W. P. rated. John Sidm tershed were elected captains. ! d. No. 7. Jan. 9tl Dick Varnedore resigned as sr and keeper of the fire horses. Notice of successor has not been elected. J Notice is hereby fire denartment has done vnml ?, ...m ? : UCi OlfS IICII ? III, ll? t since Its organization and I the estateof Cbarl id have the undivided support of ceased, onH4^e-iHh citizens of the town. 1914, make his Kn ? administrator andTo the Public. bate court of Un e thank.you for your liberal pat- letters dismlssory. ge during the past year. We JAMES i doubled'opr livery business and 1 Adinr. Estate of C ng the ^ear 1914 we will be Deceased, y to new/pi you day or night. We jan. 9th. 1914. have q car kf mules and horses . next* Tuesdajc or Wednesday. TIT? C "R e an$ see theml Thanking you UB>. O. O* n for past patronage and solicit- Dent a continuance ofyie same, we Pho?? yours very truly, V if>nc? over Lan STEELE & CUNNINGHAM. Offl e hour*. 9 to 1 WHEN THINKING Breakfkt3???^w5 nEHINrtof^ INWARDS A HOI We want every family in LaucnMer Couiit^ flour. Our. high Patent is unler the b^and LmR* Ow'?fCghtis under tlST brand .of "G It in imposeible to make a better grade of f whdat thaj> there in t|i these tw$ brands.' c ' We ha've for this week a special bargain j ?d you ?, anything you need by calling orfrbotiein# us. , Just artfved fresh, cranberries. cocoanutn. i nrtitd, shelled ortillffi^'huQ. 3; We hav# a nice iine of Oli^fcs, all kinds ? Jellies, JartuCCatsOppSauces, Rflfoheo and Pr We have Cured Hams, Boiled&Harn, Break] Dried Beef. . J a j t We have ^a alfeing machine anrfcan alice any Chipped Beef, Breakfast Bacon V Boiled Hai may order. ! We have every week fresh Cefery. When you want anything quick, order it her We guarantee everything we sell and if yoi it just as represented, please return and we refund you your money or exchange the good; Very truly, EDWARDS & HOB WE ALSO HANDLE BRICK AND CC ISTKR NEWB. JANUARY 9, 1914. ~ Business Notices HVg , DOTS mrALL PERSONS are herby warned not tV hire mv grandson, Wilson ire verv orevalent Clinton, coloreH^fts he is too weak- TO . 1 t minded to understaMUUke nature of 09 Ion of the county. & contract AmahdTwifHania, 2 to replace the one ... Chester Railroad, FOR SA/?? OR RENFT-?One six- TO is now being built. 1 a. .o state that Capt. an<* Pa'X^! Also w| j ias been 111, is very other uroltepy#>wC-i<flye sti^L ^54^^ aig and Miss May to R. jffillvjti&r4' Lancaster, were f January 4th, by >^5< I. Knight. MRS. W. O. FUNDERBURK wishes . T?. to let you it now that she still makes ' Inesday, January 8wttche8 ' Frlces flWBOc up. Lan- M ics. notary public Route 29-32 U and Miss Nettie L__ is place. 99 . . FOR .BALE? Two good mules, colt. 3 procession has ,lis(. harrow> Cole 99 se who are willing coUon planter, W as r, h s i a < an(| genpra| farm tools. W.1 V: Davis, e up the step. Lancaster, S. C. 29-30 | M the patrons of the I W requested to meet FQR R?NT (Jood two_horse farin> , Q !n* n>M.? K|S' wne "(ile from town. Good buildA full attendance ,nRS , ,,Tr ll m' iiijiI to W. P. 99 Davis, Lancaster, 29-30 | W rv fine short horn ' I iths old In one of pQR r^nt?Four room house for 09 lies day, which had rent otL Cemetery street, near AjA 1 ?^i i?r COUI,ty' graded nrlinTr^hiij|illtir Apply to R. , m K,rk- E. Wylie. ( Master was elect- ! inch of iln? l^cisiu election held ""in THE FALLOWING NUMBERS have' M uesdav to succeed won (prizes In our sale just closed: Remiiert 3376 "*TMi (|jjvri~n1 ring, 4 039 wins , . cups and sauces. 976 wins rug, 248 of Leonard Texas. wjns picture. uWittfs numbers are 1;eal aaa Mr- , presented by JanuaX 10, 1914 new' ,w. 7 ;\,a .V11!' T!S numbers will be drnV^^ Lancaster flA d,oFla-, Hardware Co. ^ I Q Son of Mr. John pOj FOR SA<LE?The Bailey place, con- j jttb talnlng flvu niliujred acres, more j g| \Ty-v4-J rtrjc or less, estate of C. cAW'tty- APP*y 1^1 UllV^Ca to John Boykin, Camden>S. C. JBP, 12-tf W ,S?Choicest frult? . tangerines, ban- THE rqyaL typewriter is rec- ? "T\Jlto appreciate ognlzeiK^every where as a firstbt and purchase, ciag9 machlng-TLiid wears as well as We1 ', A. w. Chanpe. j high priced typewrites. We have ?r? < An absolutely new one akJess than IViM| wholesale price. Address^H. C., ' *" J; , care The Lancaster News, Lancaster, i * 3. C. 101-tf M e Rhode Island ^ Call Phono No. GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE? ' I International Harvester Co. 3. , , , .. horse pfiwer Gasoline Englno. Will Return T V.., dovelopTWTr-*, good condition. pACt0?. -.Return to News wm geu at a barg^n to qulck pur_ I-actoh chaser. Apply W. SWHough, Office writer\ EASE?From one Lancaster Publishing Cb. charge ol i ^,?7r7 WANTED?Copies of The Lancaster j-T _# a 7 News o( Anrll 1 Nn?nm>t?. Iour work walne "addIv '"to 2 7 1912 ^TjulTx 2191 s7' if*a"ny ! of any App y of Qur BU^8CrjKeiHrtmje copies of The , country. News of these dateaAwe would ap- i ly and easonable terms Preclate y?ur sending them In to ue. Crayton i ,TTd? r? Indian Publl.hlng cA 11 -tl ? hundred acres, & Sun ds. J. Harrv RoclS^iUl, S. C-, julldlng. ?\ Rolen from my in on m V le yellow speckled B 11 nineteen months H H *jk jflsaJM B VIIronKht to \JF 1 I A liberal M J9 I Vk I persohNLurnlshlng icli dog can be losy Threat. U. F. / tl, 1914. 29-F f Discharge. given that the un- ' administrator of les A. Bowers, de day of February, j lal return as such irpfcly to the pro- ( caster county for H. boVehs. must vacat harles A. Bowers, uary 1st. Will i PRATT, mally occupied ?Pb'rm,CT- Moore Block. ' our entire stoc OK consisting, of I upper II CLOTHING, ] I FURNISHING lifter > suits Millinery WKT ; ; .uilt EdfttHiC. .^'er fr ?T:Rir ^ ? S i S ^GOdiS I !t ' t} /wya +.A 1 tfl^rves. ' ( , f * i: >/:'' - * ' fast Bacon,, ; r ?r , * ..? ?i " "h"4 ' f |v?? '4 -'M vf' >?* " . , r - ?">- * *< .' ' ' " " amount of n that you , A. - ? V ? " ; it. * ? -1' i don't find l< -m *i ^ y?>v """""" I M. ]y O J IT?N I ,AL I ... Cheapest - lllllllinglllil c At this time of good will ai good dneer, we wish to expre to ouApatrons, and the pub generally our sincere appreci tion of tmeir many favors. Mj they oontinue. It i^our hope that the joys the Christmas season may ling / 1 with yoy and gladden each d; of the ycoming year. THE f^ANK OF LANCASTE yrhe Old Reliable." Lancaster, s. c. i ' \ '' r EXPERTS?Oar Type- VEXERINA Repair Department la In I have\ocated ^4he moat akllled type- practice oK^my Bchanl<4j In the South, and prepared to tYqa la guaranteed equal to that any and all dlsea rebuilding^ plant In the day or night. ( All work opndled prompt- Hood Live Stock fully guaranteed. J. E. W. H. BOTZ, k Co., Charlotte. N. C. Graduate U. C. 6-6-tf D. C. moval S e this building by F< move to the stand f by Allison Bros in t We ofter to the pub :k of MERCHANDI! 3HOES DRY GOOC LiADIES and GEN' . Hats Caps Ladies cc etc at low prices. i , 1 ' * ' * ; ;> ? ' X I -- i , ' I r ."*< *?- J nust be Sol : j;. : . ?* ess of cos j ' I j? AAK01 ; Store on Earth . ? ? 7 5 5 S w 5 5 5 id 191 ss lie NW aay ml of [91 Cr L??J ay MM :r ml m Q 5 6 .5 "5 m ?????js ' BY SURGEON. In Lancaster for the profession, and am t your live stock for tqes. Calls answered me at GregoryCompany. Veterinary Surgeon. College, Washington ale] 3b= orhe lie 3E >S. rs ?at i i . 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