The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 13, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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PERSONALS
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x Col. T. Y. Williams spent the
week-end In Charlotte.
Mr. Andrew J. Gregory retv
Monday from a . trip to Win
_ Salem, N. C.
^ Mrs. R. C. Brown Is visiting
^ father, Mr. A. Mclntyre, In Ma
Mr. C. W. Requarth of Chai
was here on business yesterdaj
Mr. Will Adams spent the \
end In Lancaster with relatives
friends.?Rock Hill Record.
Mr. A. W. Chance snent Sund;
Charlotte.
Mrs. Ida S. Heath and Miss
rletta Heath returned today to 1
den after a visit to Mrs. U. E. V
Mr. Adam M. Garrison of
York Is spending several da;
Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Morrah
little Miss llesslo Thomson M<
have returned to their home In M
Carmel after a visit to Mrs. Mor
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. T
son.
Mr. I. T. Hunter has reti
from a visit to his daughter,
Ed Smith In Hock 1UU.
Mr. R. A. Long spent Suiuh
Charlotte.
Mr. C. C. Mlnter of Davldso
C., spent Sunday with his brc
Prof. J. Russell Mlnter.
Mr. Lee Skipper of Charlotte
a visitor here yesterday.
Mr. W. W. Boykln of C.hai
spent the week-end with his fam
V* r* lirtmn r\t 1 n <1 trn fr?i T~l Tnno
Mr. J. II. Witherspoon has re
ed from a business trip to Atlant
Messrs. D. R. Williams, R
Wylle, Ernest Moore and R
Stewurt are in Columbia this
on business.
Mrs. James Glascock of Hari
Mrs. Mattie Hyatt of Rock Hil
Mrs. J. A. Hyatt and daughter,
Eula of Van Wyck, were the 1
end visitors of Mrs. George F
son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Blakeney
returned home from an extended
to Mr. T. S. McManus in Florid
Mrs. F. E. Barnette, mother c
townsman, Mr. S. M. Barnett
turned to her home in Rock Hil
Wednesday, after spending sc
weeks here with relatives. Sh<
accompanied home by her dauj
Miss Enola, who spent a few di
home.
Mr. Orin Barnette of Rock
spent a few days here last week
relatives.
Miss Louise Huey has return*
ter spending the holidays wltl
parents in Lancaster.?CI
Chronicle.
Mr. J. B. Hall of Belmont, I
was here on business yesterday
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SOCIAL
The hospitable home of Judy
B. Jones on Chesterfield avenui
the sceno of aldelightful affair
week, when MVs. Jones entert
the Friday Aftefnoon Book Clut
handsome liostdhs was assisted
ceiving and entertaining her ?
by her attractive daughter, Mr
W. Boykin of Charlotte. Afte
interesting Shakespearean pre
was finished, a clever little ct
was participated in, the questloi
ing answered with the names of
by Shakespeare. Mrs. T. Y. Will
the president; of this oldest woi
club in Lancaster, received the
prize, a bpx of bonbons. The f>
tarried long in the spacious d
room, where delicious refresh!
in three ' courses were served
where a dolor scheme of pint
white preValled. In addition b
presence of all the club men
others enjoying the afternoon
Mrs. Jones were Mesdames T
Hughes, W. P. Robinson, M. J. I
P. B. Morrah of Mount Carmel,
Woodley, J. T. Wylle and Miss
tense Landrum.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Springs
.to Charlotte Friday to atteni
beautiful dance given at the Si
Hotel that evening by Mr. and
H. M. McAden and The Cha
News of Saturday had this to s
Colonel Springs' lovely bride:
"Among the beautiful womei
"beautifully gowned women, two
lngly beautiful women who held
court on the ball room floor
Mrs. Leroy Springs or Lancast
C., and Mrs. Addlron Brenlzer.
Springs was gowned In cerise >
ft with bodice of lace; Mrs, Brenb
light blue velvet with lace b<
Mrs. Springs' beauty Is of the
nette type. Mrs. Brenlzer the bl
The two were antipodally beai
In color contrast."
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A pretty and unique entertain
was given 011 Friday afternoon 11
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. F
with Misses Joe Lee and Caroli
hostesses. The joyous Yuletide
son was typified in the decoratli
the room and hall, where the sh
greens of holly und mistletoe
crimson bells made a color sc
at once pleasing and approp
Tables were arranged for rook
other games. After many hour
voted to playing rook, a 1
course was served by Miss
Elliott, Mrs. J. II. Carnes and
Joe Porter.
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Mr. O. O. Ferguson gave in 1
of a few of his friends Thui
night a hirthdav sunner. which
slated of opposum, turkey, b
ham, oysters, fried and stewed, r
and other meats, all kinds of 1
and nuts, salads .pickles, cranbe
dressing, pound cake, coffee
tea, and many other things,
guests were about thirty in nu
and all reported a most pleasant
Quite a number of nice pre
proved the appreciation of the gi
Notice.
Oak Camp, 544. W. O. W.,
meet Saturday night, January 1
. 8 o'clock.
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For Central and Mill Schools For I I J
Month of December. I
First grade?Margaret Long, Mary r
past L)onnom Wltherspoon, Henrietta Ed- n_.??r
wards, Blanche Mobley, Daisy Bell
iraed Denton, Elizabeth Lazenby, Charlotte
ston- Foster, Eugenia Adams, Rebecca .17"
Jones, Lillian Davis, Hannah Cross, w"' Pr
; her Elizabeth Laney, Vandtver Wilson, evenln
Irion. Irene Poovey, Ruth Mackey, Mary ?Tl
lotto Mack?y Hough, Oveta Roberts, upper
Marlon Blanks, Martin Crawford, Januai
Ivy Poovey, Eldrldge Lazenby, Theo- the scl
i'eek- (jore Threat, Archie Llngle, Killian M
antl Roberts, Leonard Stewraan, J. J. Hill t<
Blackmon, Jr., David Williams. meetin
ay in Second grade?Annabel Blackmon, di8t ch
Martin Blackmon, Edward Croxton, _t
Hen- Geneva Gulp, Walter Davis, Eugenia
Cam- Hughes, William Hough, Colin ,1(j "fro]
/ylie. Murchison, Emory Penny, Thurlow j)(> I(,
New Carter Thomasson, Jennie Lee Slier- ;tK;ijn
ys In ard, Beulah Mae Laney. V. '
Third grade?Sara Williams, Mar- s,,vera
and tha VanLandlngham, Margaret Gar- j)t.t?tocl
>rrali rett, Elizabeth Wlinerspoon, Ruth
lount Tlireat, William Funderburk, Eva
rail's Cook, Mary Agnes Funderburk, Ger- " C<J!?
lioni- trude Poliakoff, Ford Mcllwain, Tom * . ?
McDow, Marlon Haile Long, Cath- ^1'!'
irned erine Sistare, Dorothy Porter, Jean- 11
Mrs. nette Hugglns, Catherine Carnes, J. 1,11
C. Bowling, Marv Evans Riddle, Aiie , , 81
ly in Belk. . be Lai
Fourth grade?Mary Alice Dabney,
n, N. Kathleen Ferguson, Ned Gregory, vei'1
>ther, Jewel Hinson, Sybil Lingle, William
Marion Reed, Ross Rutledge, Mar- .
I was i garet Thomasson.
Fifth grade?Carl Jordan, Barn- togn<
rlotte well Allison, Edward Sistare, Lewis "Ul.l',1
ily at Knight, Ida Cauthen, Mary Woodley, . a /!'!
s. Elveree Patterson, Eliza Moore, Mary f:
turn- Gihlersleeve Wylie, Mildred King, Mar,ry
a. Margaret Bradford, Ethel Cauthen,
E. Laura Gilbert Williams, Ethel Perry, . 1
s naninh please
week Sixth grade?Mary Locke Barron, '
Evelyn Bell, Monicn Games, Rosa
nony, Dabney, Margaret Ferguson, Mary 1~>
1 and Alice Catling, Frederlca Gooch. 13U
Miss Mary Heath Jones, Callie Jordan,
week- Walter McDanlel, Ida McDow, Lily JUST
ergu- McManus, Curry Perry, Matthew Con
Pollakoff. Wardiaw Williams. spoon
have Seventh grade?Mary Ellen Black
I visit mon, Izzie Adams, Johnnie Wilson, LOSTa
Evelyn Mobley, Flonnie Snipes, Wal- chu
>f our ter McManus, Otis Hlnson. Grace Mc- dence,
e, re- u0w, Freddie Knight, Joe Lee Porter, one p<
II last Caroline Porter, Mary Elliott Carnes. a sho
jveral Eighth grade?Toy Gregory, Helen turn t
9 was derrick, Iva Nisbet, Pauline Marion,
;liter, Willie Reed, Mary Cook, Vernon GREZ
lys at Payseur. j on
Ninth grade?Ruth Gregory,
Hill Louise Wylle, Robert Allison, Lee MR
with McDow. William Greene Williams, the
Wilson Mosier. with ;
ad af- Tenth grade?Dorothy Moore, ory-Il
[j her Nanna Perry, Juanita Sowell, Eleanor
*oraw Halllday. WAR1
MILL SCHOOL. bid
\\ C., First grade ?Iva Whitley, Allene Maggi
Robertson. Viola Crenshaw, Clio under
Barker, Leo Starnes, Earl Love, 11)14.
Euniee Privette, Loretta Hunter,
r c Willie Beckham, Ida Bell Re< kli im, NOTIi
Buddie Beokham, Ulysse Crenshaw, Bro
Robert Funderburk, Clyde Jordan, settle
Clyde Belk, Blanco Black, Willie eantio
I ,u< as. t lie st
;e Ira Second grade?Lizzie Bell Adams, or at
",,r" Uoso Eva Garland, Locia Knight, J- 1*.
8 ,as| Bleeka Lnngley, Idollo Outen. Min- son B
21? nie McManus, Virgle OiPen, Ruth
>. Hie p^iilips, Mary Shute, Rose Hud BOW!
In r," Walden, Llna Whitley, I. W. Cautlien, hui
!lles , Oscar Funderburk, Sidney Mahaffey, ideas.
H- , Hazel Roberts, Ward Taylor, John block.
r th<> Robertson. .
grain Third grade?Azalee Knight, Cor- I HA
rntes nejja Vincent, Pearl Sims. I Bla
is be- Fourth grade?Ira Adams, O. P. S. C.,
plays bowery, John Revelle. j town.
Hams- work.
ro&ii b prices
first Mr. Garrett Goes to Wilmington. , gprjnj
juests it will be with regret that our
lining people learn that Mr. F. W. Garrett WE I
ments and family have decided to move to t mu;
.and Wilmington and are leaving this week they j
c and for their new home. Since coming Hp0on
0 the to Lancaster several years ago, Mr. .
ibers, and Mrs. Garrett and their children ]
with have made many wnrnj friends, who '
M. will miss them. We are always
'erry. sorry to lose such good people as :
J. M. citizens. Mr. Garrett is an expert) 0ffl
Hor- accountant, who audited the books
of the many business concerns of Office
Col. Leroy Springs not only here, but ] .
went in several of the neighboring towns i? ?
1 the in each of which Mr. Garret is also
alwyn quite popular. Mrs. Garrett and the
Mrs. children went to Wilmington today,
rlotte where they will be Joined by Mr.
?y of Garrett the latter part of the week.
strlk- Edwards &. Horton Make Bxtensive
high Improvements in Store,
were The enterprising firm of Edwards
er, 8 & Horton have made great improve- 1 _
Mrs. ments on the interior of their store f
relvet room in the Springs block by remov- ^
'.er in ing the partition of the building
idice. formerly occupied by the Lancaster
bru- Publishing Company, thus adding
onde. more than one hundred square feet _
uttful to their store room.
The office is now situated in the
rear and the whole store now has the A
ment appearance of an up-to-date grocery,
it the Mr. Edwards, the manager, says he
'orter belongs to the progressive party (not ?
nc as the Bull Moose variety, however) and ^
sea- promises his large and increasing
nn nf 1- < vnn
? -- iniuc iM'uci guuun iii HiwtT prices. *
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1 and Colored Wedding Near Lancaster.
heme
riate A wedding of Interest to the color- star
and e<' PH?P'e the county occurred last
s de- Wednesday at the home of Mack yoUl
Dweet Blackmon, colored, east of Lancaster,
Paris when his daughter, Early Blackmon, will
j^r8 was married to Ben Blackmon. Both
the bride and groom are respected in buy
their community and their marriage
lonor was witnessed by many of their best
rsday fr?en<l?con
you
,oiled A Correction,
abbit In our mention of the capture of Eve:
bruits George Hinson at White BlufT last '
rries, week, Mr. Hlnson's name appeared, j
and by mistake as "George Hinson,
The colored." which error we wish toj
mber correct. Mr. Hinson Is a white man
time, and not a negro, as stated in our last
sents Issue. _
lests.
Cotton Ginned. 1T1
The latest glnners' report shows
will that the number of bales of cotton
7, at ginned in Lancaster county the past
year was 23,566, as against 24,838
C. ginned in 1912. L??.
H. iuAJXLAai-Pilt JNijJWB, >JAJVUAKY 13, ]
OCAL DOTS I Business,N
ARRIVED TODAY a ca
?-????-??????? mulesNmij hav? seen,
amp Creek Council, Junior Prices. WecIffrmiiLany
No. 79, will meet with Dixie Come to see them/J7
1 Saturday night. spoon Co.
ev. J. M. Sullivan of Pageland *
each at Taxahaw next Sunday FOR SALE Ou^REN
g, January 18, at 3 o'clock. room house on Enjj^t
here will be a basket supper at Pantry. electric IT
Camp Creek Friday night, ?Jjier property on sam
*y 16th, proceeds will go to hoU8?8 an(* clV,lt
rjoo^ prices apply to It. J. Mt
aj. J. M. Riddle went to Rock
3day to attend the district Mnvr fruw-. 7
g of the steward of the Metlio- _ we se'i
. J III''
the man who owns one. ,
he many Lancaster friends of Spoon & Co.
d Mrs. A. L. Moore, who mov- ]
tii here to Inman last year will M?a ... ? iniMnrui:
ased to learn that they will , , .
make their home in our midst. J?* y?? that ?
oore has been in Lancaster for * rffil,/r",u C
I weeks and his family is ex- ca8ter s- c- Route i.
tomorrow.
he secretary of state has Issued ' '''1 1 n o gooi
mission to E. E. Cloud and R. vv ? ngon\^disc hi
binson to open books of sub- ? . P'ai>ter, Tiuorx?;
on to the capital stock of the ? general farm tools.
son-Cloud company. The Lancaster, S. C.
it of capital authorized is $15,- " j 7! !!
twl the place of business is to BUGGIES?We have-on
ucaster. stoeK^and want to gel
come auction k them (
tised Letters for Week Ending how cheap li i*.
January 10, 1014. ^"("! one. All guarai
s Yora Hailey, Mack Crockeet, P^rf^ct satisfaction. J
Masses. Isoni lteves. Ellisa sPoon & Co.
?r, Soail Vorn, Emmons S. FreeMiss
PrhvvMO"Narvey, Mrs. Hurt WANTED?To buy you
i, Hndrw Cott\Joe Kaslow, It. mink, ottensmj^skra
leeler, Miss LoW\ McDowell, coon, sheep, goat anO~Gwinn,
John Davison, Enely Want 6,000 pounds at c
h, David Dees. before you sell. Caper
en calling for above letters,
say "Advertised." FOR RENT?Good tw<
S. F. HUNTER, Postmaster. > one mlKa. from town.
-? lags, good ull'i .'?^4pp
>vt .# Davis, Lancaster, s7c>
siness Notices
FOR SALE?On reaso
RECEIVED a car of mules, Mary Stephenson lan
ae t?^ee them. J. II. Wither- Land towBqhip, one hui
& Co. ^ 30-31 part of the^>lmi had
Foster, Attorney. Roc*
?Sunday night between Baptist Office Hutchinson build
rch and W. D. Robinson's rest- 1
, on^lra street, a key ring with ?
astoflTce Key, one"t*nnk key and NOW IJLtIIE TIME to
e buttoner. FinderSplease re- That^wj^want; we
o News office. 30-P celved a cair"7Tf^4pur
good ones, and wortlfx
lT REMOVAL SALE now going H. Witheriipoon $ Co.
at Mr'FOllffteqff's. I
?" v . ! r FOR RENT OR LEAS]
?; M,n?W ^ to fo'\f hprse farm*
..this week rross m
, carTn-Txtra nice muIT*. Greg- thp two-story resident
ood Live Stock Co. 30-31 Capt w y Mcllwaim
TO THRPUBUC -I for- J"""
anybody nidinjllK <>r moving FOR RFnT_ Four roo
e House off my t is rent ou (Vnieterv
contract with me for the year Kr;ui(.(, S( hool building.
(VP Cnvikt'V !!* i?
? * 1;- Wylie.
K All parlii's owing Allison ?
is. must come forward and ^^
at t>nce. Further indulgence
t In'NithMiii -r v\ll ho found at fci
oro of A. II. FerfcTTWan & Sons I
the law office of It. iX^AIlison. P ^
Allison, senior member of Alli- I H
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>jts A- MKKKS, Iiri'liiiiri; and I III
liW*T?r>?us develop your I H H fl
OHice NoeUt?end of Springs jfl
? S0-31-P PilP^^
VE OPENKD up a first-class
cksinH h Shop at Heath Springs,
at mftL of the, oldest stands in
Will guarauteeNimof my
Give me a trial, wlTT-make
right. W. F. McMackln, Heath
I, S. C. 30-P |
1A|D0 on hand a lot of cheap '
les, cfriwt airdo^t yours before
ire all gonefiV^JI. Wither&
Co. 30-31 We
DE. Ct B. PRATT,
uar
ee over Lancaster Pharmacy,
hours, 9 to 1; 2 to 6. Hlft.1
Mo(
START
7 com
SOMETHING !
OR 19^4.
abbage for your garden,
can get the plants at I
korell's Grocery and then
t something else, buy
r groceries from me and I |
save money for you. I
il 1 X- * ? '
tne uest, you want tne
, I buy as cheap as I can,
do the same. Try me.
rything to eat.
Yours for a trial,
M
ackorelFs I
Grocery | . *
otices PSSSSSSSSSSSI
||^?i * <i^ < a .
r of the best ^jj^1
all sizes and
one's fancy.
"IT? WiUjer- g?
in. 51 Vz^zi
IS
(T?One six- 99.
itreet. Bath ftjft
Vlits. Also iK<
esireet for 99.
: IoTsT?rw A|
:Ilwaine.
29-tf ,W.
m
the Mitchell ^
is made. Ask
TT-K. Wither-' 99
30-31 I W
J >2 At this time
IUKK wishes ^9< , ,
le still makes 99 %?od cheer' We
iOc lip. Luii- W .
29-32 to our patrons
I mules, colt.! S generally, our
irrow. Cole 'w1 tion of their mi
corn planter,
W" i S they continue.
! S It is our hope
hand a large Ww
l rid of them, Aft the Christmas s
>ver and see
iou ui) in a 1 j9Bi with you and i
lteeTT?Ki give ! Aft
. II. wither- u of the coming
30-31 I 99
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; wr HI TJttK liAJNft. U
ts, possum,
Hiorse hides. flB
ince. See me g| The Old
8 Cauthen.
j-horse farm, LANCAS
Good buildly
to W. P. "
29-30 M
M
nable terms,
ds, In Indian lP!?)
ldred acres, a
n _J Harry l>^^1
: im*> S. C., JP.
Ing. M
28-31 ^
g
buy the stock W9.
have just re- ^[?1 ^
lie rnonev. J,.
) 80-81 |
~ ~ FACTORY EXPERTS?Our TypeE?From
one .. _ . ^ t ...
i near Jones writer Repair Department is in
is located charge of the most skilled typeioC
the late writer mechanics in the South, and
e. ;\pply to our work ja guaranteed equal to that
of any rebuilding plant in the
m house for country. All work handled promptstreet,
near ly and fully guaranteed. J. E.
Apply to It. Crayton & Co., Charlotte, N. C.
6-6-tf
Remova
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mast vacate this buildii
y 1st. Will move to the
ly occupied by Allison I
)re Block. We ofter to
entire stock of MERC
sisting of SHOES DR1
DTHING, LADIES an
FINISHING. Hats Cans I
s Millinery etc at low pi
oods must b<
egardless of
POLIAI
Cheapest Store on E
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of good will and
Wmt
wish to express "fc*
, and the public . ?.
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sincere appreciamy
favors. May W
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fit
i that the joys of >3
leason may linger
fladden each day
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
I have located In Lancaster for the
practice of my profession, and am
prepared to treat your live stock for
any and all diseases. Calls answered
day or night. Call me at Gregoryllood
Live Stock Company.
\V. II. liOTZ, Veterinary Srrgeon.
Graduate U. C. College, Washington
D. C.
1 Sale
ng by Feb?
stand forIros
in the
the public
HANDISE
f GOODS, I
d GENTS I
jadies coat
rices.
e Sold
cost
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larth . . .