The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 17, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DO':
?Born Saturday. 14th. to ft
MKN, MAIDS AND MATC1
pC IMay Presented by l/ncal
* ^ Great Success.
The little comedy, "Men,
Matchmakers," given at
Ir. and house last Friday evenlne
THE LA NO AS'
IIMAKEHS COIi. J. X. (IKH'KI
I uli nt n ijanriutrr Vetera
, Maids and R?ll Cal
the opera At his home on the
wnn nnn nf i? >
TKH NEWS, MARCH 17,
:tt passes. death of mk
m Answers I*iist ',a,'v Pass?
Wylie <,
Last Sunday
corner of Dun- home of her daug
1914.
S. WINCIIKSTKK. VWVVi
? S13LBJ
'x Mother of Mrs. M.
}. Caskey.
afternoon, at the
:hter, Mrs. Wylle Q. I Mi]
Illlllllfllll
I
| I Statement
5 ^
nmmioi
i
ok No. as. [C9
of the Condition of
Mrs R. M. Rollings of the Zlo:
munity, a sou.
?Judge Ernest Moore left i
for Orangeburg, where he Is
ing over the circuit court this
?Rev. S. R. Brock will prt
Ebenezer church next Sunday
ing at 11 o'clock.
?There will be a meeting
chamber of commerce at the
house tomorrow (Wednesday)
a com- the most successful plays
sented here .The parts w
3unday a"d although then
presid- vefy 'ew rehearsals, the
week, unusually good. In fact
' ' clared by many to be tin
1 a seen by local talent T
morn- ca8^e js congratula
histrionic talent and upo
of the teres! In making the play
' court Eight young people took
night. vmnifr I:iiIIpk jiini r??nr vi
? lap cAIIU I/UIUW Oil HI
MeVwenPIt and honord Lancaatri
9 had been reward last night, \
acting was Crockett passed to th
It was de- jje had been In feeb
'heeSwho?e numbpr of ypar? a?d
ted on Its more is condition v
n their in- serious for one of his
a success. The end came qufotl
J?"J night.
reeis, an aged i asitey, on rhest
lan went to his J?8'ah Wlncheste
vhon Col I N WaB a very old 1
" eighth year, hav
e great beyond, comber 12. 1826
le health for a who was Miss M
for a week or !'orn and roared ii
, lived until her m
considered chester tn 18r>1
advanced years. South Cleorgia.
y at 11:45 last about three yoai
to baacnster lo r
erfleld avenue, Mrs. Th/i
r passed away. She
ady. in her eighty- 1<B
ing been born Do- Fm f\p
Mrs. Winchester, |.^J( LVyvl
ary McCollum, was BjV.
11 Monroe, where she W
arriage to Mr. Win- v/UF
when she moved to SB
Here she lived until M
rs ao. coming then
nake her home with IlVi
THE BAN1
located at La
11/ Altrn close of busin<
IK OVER hi
X Loans and D1
f) V. Overdrafts. .
Kesource>-ho"<is and st.
the Han
Kurniture an d
i, . i. Map kins Hon
Hank strong in Mllf ...
c OF LANCASTER, B
noaster, S. C.. at the W
8S March 4th, 1914
ESOURCES
scountK. .. $444,964.59 M
4.295.10 W"
)?'ks owned
.. C9
I i' i \ ! I! flA*
* ' ... 5.8011 (Ml >^T(
?Mr. and Mrs. Wuddy It.
son moved Saturday into their
new home on Chesterfield :
Tliis is a largo and very coir
house and adds much to tlie ;
aucc of Cast Knd.
?Married Sunday. March
1914, Mr. John Client of till
and Miss Pauline Crenshaw (
cotton mill village, by A. T. <
notary public.
Thorn- Misses Leila (in-gory, M'l
lovely Jessie Leo Black mot), 10 st
ivenue. and Messrs. Itussell Mint*
venient F. l'oovey, W. Thurlow (J
ippear- and Thomas Beaty. Th<
tuines were unusually pret
lath. Miss Leila Gregory I
s place the credit for tlie su<
nf the play, l'er talent as an eio
Barnes, always appreciated in l,nm
moreover is an excellent c!
Iiol two! train tint <\i
tee Morion. t'olono1 Crocket w
elle Milling known, the ol<l?>st
r. George town. He was born t
regory, Jr., w,,st nf i.,mieaster. nc
Crsos Koads. on Jul
s duo much ?? was here that lie si
cess of the his boyhood and y<
eutlonist, is ,,0 wa8 a Ron 0f the
aster Sl\e |^(,|i/.ie Crockett and 1
lirector and Ilar?otte Crockett. 1
as. so far as is ^ A
. \\ inrnostor was t
resident of the ?>r t\\ ,1 v. si- - h
wo miles south- one sister and r
?ar the Crockett of those from ?
ly <'> 1832. and "I."!!1"'' '
, . . <>f Mrs. \\ inch)e[>ent
the days of was ., vorv n(.tj
m>n manhood, mind showed r<
late John Me- even to the last.
Iiis wife, I.evieey loved ones wi
'rior to the war responded regain
Tr Mr Mil i
ho oldest of a family
isul ton hrothors and LWJ in inn
oared tho younpest
rly childhood, tlmir ^n,-^ ''
lied ahout tho time
tit- Sin faQ iiiapli
vo v nmiui and hor orn
nble clearness.
Those of hor absent ollicor
tli whom she corrly.
were always im- LWPl rector
cos, ci tunkei
'II '||( \
:i;if?i incut proSilver
ancTNni
\
M
uipment. (Hi lent /
' :""l strong di- Capital Sto\<
!lf? Surplus Kund
5
(hi [wmi
r Min. .r +m
Lw
?
' 1 s 1' fiiJ
MIIMTIKS.
M
. .. i (to,(Mio.no
?Dr. T. J. Strait, the
pinted superintended' of th<
Hospital for the Insane, went
lumbia today to make preparal
assuming his duties as the V
that institution.
?Mayor Hood has very
consented to have the street i
of the graded school draggi
Field Day, and well sprinl
necessary, for the meet. T1
mnUn II nn nvfpllonl rnro fr:
v>y part. The sincere than
B. " King's Daughters arc ?
. f?" Miss Oregory, as well a to
tion for eap|) wii0m deserves a !
u'a<l nf credit also.
The troupe has been inv
kindly roe and iwll present "Men
n front Matchmakers" at that pla
?d for day evening. Our Nortl
Kled. if neighbors have a real tr<
?ls will for them and we bespos
nek for i ? ??i ? ?1 - --
ks or the ,7.;va;co;i.?'pl ?r,th
jxtended to "?thS fr?Uthw^n ,,V!
the others six >,ars When th
d, ?e of the WilS n,a,1<>
oi me Greys eommnridPd h
died to Mon J?!"1?: fwho'
Maids and the nrst from LaI1Ci
ie ml Fri- ?'
h r>,.rrtn?., tena??t in the (Jreys
eat hi store i'T'"1""
e 21st rcKiment Pr,'*spd witli her
statp militia Tor expression. Mrs
e war began ho woman of nmrh s
in the Lancaster wns kind, affec
y the lato Capt. counsel to old
10 company was trouble, incident
lister county to was the immoi
p remained lion- 'loath, which wa
until lie became as tor only
t quartermaster condition oonsldc
)mmissary train. husband died a i
iie the last ve?ps and Mrs. Winch
Igor arcl clarity of Tarn!
Win rhetor was a Tha
rength of character, .BB.
"inf.- and wise in j?j.vs
and young. Heart ?
to her extreme age, .BB '
liatr cause of her public
R comparatively sudtwo
days was her R the st;
red precarious. Her ' MB
number of years ago made
ester is survived l?v LBBJ
unan iaea i*i
t this Hank en- Current Kx
Taxes Paid,
the confidence Hue to Hanks
ers
ood-will uf the Individual De
is evidenced by s
ateuient annexed, ^ 'm<> Cortifict
posit. . . .
upon c-.ll of the Certified Che<
,, , ? Cashier's Che
POIitsA less
pfiisi'J and
/ 24,005 00
and wank
i ... . 1.232.80 ,0|
posi/s Sub>ck
.1 .... 210,800.30
sits\. ... 01.800.28 $9.
itps oPSiq- WK
rr\ 88,259.00 Wi
"ks .. .. 114.009.55 W9.
>oks .... J 388.15 'aa
the athletic contests.
?Mr. R. D. F. Rarton has
our ofllce a freak In the waj
egg. It has the perfect shai
man's skull, the forehead ai
being complete. Mr. Rarton
has seen many kinds of d
shaped eggs, but none anvthi
this.
?Superintendent Wesslngi
that each school elect a seco
?.. toicuvou vuun^ incline a
ronage there. Quite a
left at Lancastrians will accompi
r of an century players to Monro
pe of a play a second time.
id face
says ho
ifforent
??>. S0C/AL Ni
sr asks
nd host ?
uuuriii P;n- 0f the war.
number of colonel Crockett v
my the new uary 10 ig65. to
o to see the prj(.ei only child of tl
Price, with whom 1
until her death June
Crockett's death cam
to her husband, afte
C* TyfyC* of devotion to each o
/v O As a man, a citize
Colonel Crockett alv
resnect and pslppm r
only on*' son. Mr
. as married Jan- ^'reoBukee, Pla.
Miss Henrietta wy,lp Q- Caskey
le late Col. H. R. Step-daughter, to
le lived happily lovlnft mother. I
i 22 1909. Mrs. Ashland, (la. SI
e as a great blow three brothers,
r their long life lum of Hnsbnell
ther. lu,n of Thomasi
m and a soldier. MeCollum of Ra
.'ays enjoyed the one slster, Mrs
if moti Ho u-oo Thoinasville. Ga
. II. P. Winchester of AB
. one dunRhter, Mrs. \\*e
of this place and a
whom also she was a M| count'
Mrs. K. W. Poker of
ie is also survived by ceptio
Messrs. It. I,. McPol- I m ,
I. Phi.. J. L. McCol- "2 Uce"
> iHe. (ill., and A. R. y?$
iconton, P,a., and bv
M J. Williams of W
Slio nlsn Iadvoq *? MJ Til I.
uanK examiner. other LUblllt
Reserved for
Invite new ac- savings and
s and offer ex- Deposits..
nal banking ser- Total.. ..
STATE OK S<
Come in to see County t
Before me <
Cashier of tl
who, being
? > 4 v I' iti? nhnv<> :inft fn
Ins. viz: f
Interest on T
I Certificate ! gjfc
\ 7,045.12 ffl
$r>94.479.89 W
"M'TII CAROLINA, >S
)f Lancaster?ss. JW.
lame Ceo. W. Williams, g?
ip above named bank,
sworn, says that the
rocninc Ktntomont la n
contestant in declamation
in the recitation contesl
Field Day. It may be that the
will consume all the time to t
t othls part of the program
case any time is left, these ot
plls will also be heard. A1
t othlst part of the program
testants must have their name
ed by Friday of this wee*.
?Miss Gertrude Foster, p
0 a?..4k /~1~ 1 * JI..I-I ?
and Mrs. I. T. Irvin, Jr., (
ts on ton. Ga., who was the g?
"firsts" Juanita Wylie during the
?e given was honoree at a number
but In social affairs. Mrs. Irvin
her pu- bered here as Miss Ida L<
II con- ing visited in Lancaster j
but in times previous to hur m
is enter- fall.
The first of a series of i
resident 'n *ler honor was an au
a- nu rt v will) u'K lr>K M ro 11 <
>f Washing- honest, upright ai
lest of Miss quiet and courteous
! past week, of an even tempera
of pleasant honored and loved 1
is remem- ,to him and enjoyed
se Hill, hav- and esteem of all
1 number of After the war Coloi
arriege last gaged in merchandls
and for a number c
>artles given efficient agent at th
ction bridge Cheraw & Chester, ir
iini \\ti v? n..n
id flod-fearing number of devot
In manner and , The remains v
ment. He was afternoon a
by those nen? neraI services c<
the confidence T" ^?''Res "J '
who knew him. *Jlurr!,'T w eTT
nel Crockett en- ^Ja>'or J- M. H<
dng and farming ?or^fr' Messra
d years was the !'J
Is place of the Riddle,
ow the Lancaster . ? ,
i FIKIill 1
? I III
ed grandchildren. !
,-ere laid to rest Mon- I | \ x
t 3 o'clock, after fu- J 1
inducted by Rev. K. \
Lhe First Methodist
pall-bearers were: |,^P!| ??
iod. Capt. W. G. A. 1
J. T. Tliomasson, W. W
T. Rlackmon and R.
m
ii a v mini I"?
a l?.\i">l\ lir true condition
4 utpd by the books <
ilASThK c
Sworn to
u Old Reliable." me this 9th c
CASTER, S. C. N{
Correct?Atte
son, L. C. Pa
W. J. Cunnini
of said bank, as shown
if said bank.
JEO. W. WILLIAMS, [|#J
and subscribed before
lay of March, 1914.
JNO. H. POAO, [M
)tary Public for S. C. rg|M
>st: Waddy R. Thorniyseur,
R. L. Crawford, MM
;ham, Directors. mm
VI 11113 nuuui I'ltlUIIIIU 11 1 V 1 M 11J I
the teachers in Kershaw,
Springs and all other schools
caster county to know that t
versity of Virginia Summer
alumni association meets at C
on next Friday, March 20, at 4
p. m.
Rev. C. S. Young, wno has
cuperating in Florida for t
several months, writes that
return home April 5 to take
it wniiin k? "???vu ?i. o. ui
Heath spoon complimented Mrf
In Ban- Tuesday morning. Three
he Unl- Ailed with players, who Rp
school of hours at the game.
!onverse Brown, who scored hlghe
o'clock pretty guest towel with
ends and Mrs. Irvln w
heen re- dainty little crocheted b
he past ket as souvenir of the oc<
he will the games refreshments
charge od.
Wj<_i ? uIirl- V\ y,ucoit-i , i\auwny,
i. Irvin last Colonel Crockett
tables were deacon of the leaner
ient a couple church, having serve
Mrs. R. C. the board of deacons
st, receied a years. He was a fal
l crocheted "tent Christian and
as given a dant upon the churr
ion-hon has- when the infirmities
^asion. After him and he was uns
were enjoy- any other duties, alt
deaf, he wns always I
I J
W.a* ?ht rn,'?r Annual School
inter Prnbyterian ( row,Is
d as chairman of
for a number of ? appreciate
thfui and connis- f8t alrpadv show
n regular atten- ^ancaster count
h of his fathers. have Passed i
i of age overtook a.r? making an 1
ible to attend to c'i,th<>r as teachei
hough extremely Three teachers
Lo he found in his ent,r? ?txirlonts 1
Event Will Draw ' **
Lancaster. ????
very much the Inter
rn by the teachers of |~?| | S1IT
y in Field Day. All
a desire to come and
effort to take part FOR SALErs
or student body. seicctciL
have said that their corn. WeTh
body would he in the tlonal plows
ess Notices1 Bus
?Limited quantity field. I
improved prolific seed ??, Vl.^
tt' pv^flnc on four addi- fha* th*
this yearV^d have 6 50 }
iness Notices
business men are so afraid,
ly, or doing a largo trade,
w seldom or never advertise
They get their wish
or his churches at Unity and l
Hill. This will bo Rood nowmany
friends in Lancaster
who rejoices that this T>eIove<
has been restored to health.
PERSONAL
Pleasant * * *
h to hla On Wednesday afte
county, Maude Moore entertain*
1 pastor Wylie's guest. at the hos|
of her parents. Judge and
Moore. Again auction b:
ed much pleaure to a doz
voteea. After a couple
play, delicious refreshr
^ served by the hoateaa am
Misses Mary and Doro
Mrs. Irvin received a ha
place In the sanctu
moon Miss ' man of exemplary 1
ad for Miss soldier and a splendi
jitable home This good man is
Mrs. Ernest daughters. Mrs. Ma
ridge afford- an,j Mrs. Nannie C.
:en of its de- Mr. \v. H. Mlllen. In
of hours of and one son, Mr. W
nents were Blooming drove, H
1 her sisters, leaves a sisiter, Mri
thy Moore. namson of Monroe,
ndsome fern , rr.,,? 1 ?
arv. Ho was a ?)ara?e. ???? th
habits, a gallant Why l,ot yo,,r S(
Id citizen. Trustees, won
survived by two teachers in this
mle C. Simpson them and make
Millen, wife of many of your si
otb of this place, as possible.
r. H. Crockett of He in books alo
rexas. He also other things 1
Hettie C. Wil- know either by i
ence of you woi
. 1 intplllffAnt
ink, isn t that grand? to 700 bush
'hool? is a good v
't you assist your ?Held selr
work? Encourage H0"- Price
arrangement for as l,ushels or n
tudents to be present as this ad w
Education does not rheck to \
ne. Tliore are many DeKalb, S. (
that n child should -?; ?
observation or experl- It EC E WEI)
ild that be should be loadX4tiu
! Come to se
els to sell, it
arlety. Plant gooiTSued of bus,?
cted?and have corn to *be w'n
per bushel $2.50, three fpr?nt 1<
lore at $2.25. Order now t,8CS b,p
111 not appear again. Send wbo
Vorkman and Maekey, roent.
4 8*| am
[ and the
TODAY. Tuesday, ear and I,e'
.ynuiiHajnules, all broke. t v
them uurkk. J. II. With-I A til?
iui puss ineir place
ess wlthoW looking at either
dow or thevqnor. Very difa
it with the raWvi'ho adveri
j.oods In attractivh<syay, and
Is the truth In his advertiseShoppers
like such a man as
i jatronize him to his benefit
ir o\\ ..?Orangeburg Times
nocrat.
cannot omit his adevr
Mr. W. MoT). Jones of Tl
vllle spent Sunday her with
rents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. J<
Miss Ruth Riddle, who v
friend. Miss Ora Huelcahee,
nettsvllle, spent the past w
with Miss Riddle's parents.
Mrs. R R. Riddle, returned
day to Columbia, where they
students at the Columbia Col
,1 HfMr. n t >
dish, the guest of bono
Immons- Mrs. Charles I). Jones w
his pa- for top score, a deck of c
anes. | * * *
rlth her Miss Juanita Wylie enl
of Ren- guest on Thursday after
reek-end tables of auction bridge
Mr. and cards were livened wit
yester- hi ems and verses to St.
are both tbe color scheme of pre*
lege. was carried out also in
.1 mnntc M 1? (* Rrni
r prize, and I , *"" u'erni .
on the prize Pjac<* at 4 o clock
ar(jg | at his late resld
by his pator, Kev. 1
iTlie remains will
Lertalned her (.i,arpo 0f tj, \faac
noon at two x<0(jKP \'n 53 ^ p
The score XVJls n nu>nihor
h Irish em- a(.(,,r(linc to the rit
Patrick and roIonp, rro(.k(>u wa
'? ,^"i ? during the greater
1 and went liieli in M
vices win iaKe>"*"
this afternoon i I believe that
enee. conducted pating in Field
H. R. Murchlson. more for real 1
then be taken in of the session,
ms of Jackson urge that ever
. M.. of which he whether your s<
will he interred not and that yo
>s of that order, here. Clot new
san active Mason what they are c:
part of his life worth living,
lasonry. He was Parents, give
. , . . . . 'erspoon & (
a student .by partiei
Day work, will Ret . , rlT.
Ife than any one day ' " V
And for this fart we , ,,
y teacher be present Joars ? ' a
liool is in session or '* s< ' ?
u meet your students ?*
ideas from others and ~
loiiiR to make life WHKN V01
new tiiugj
the children one d tv XV!1111 to set
."o. ^ 48 i tlsiiiK V
_ ; ed"?to
NICE young blocky cou'(^ '
four and five for a w
t the rOtyt prices. Come expense
n. J. H. Witherspoon & i?
4 8 F.r.r.A I
1 of pi
I* C!FT UKADY for that for ]r'giir-^fon't
f?>*ir?'t hat we castor,
1 vou,v w ?> ha\ e all style -
.THj^ut the fact being "notlci
hi^dteadvantago. If he
tie con la' ILlso-dose his store
bile row and then, to "save
!."?rageland Journal,
'OR HATCHING?From pea
W hrcd it 11 ff Orpingtons, $1
r<n J _. ik?AV. Craig, Lan4
2-!>'>-T-P
mi. Mini ??l I o. urui . ;
Mrs. John A. Patoe of Kershi
ed Mrs. R. T. ninrkmon this \
Misses Harlot T-ewls and
Kincr worn the week-end ku
Mrs. O. W. Poovoy.
Miss Pleeka A rant of Past
tor visited friends at DeKr
week and nunc up to Kershr
ncdav 10 visit her cousin. Mi
Tlorton and also her sister, Mi
Powers Slip will return he
>?'W illHl - '? " "
\w visit- prize. a pold and white
veek. nn<1 Mrs. Trvin, a s? rvii
Athleen ninlioRany lrame.
lests of * * *
Mrs. It. R. Wylie also
for Mrs. Trvin Saturday.
Ranras j,,.r friends \\ < re invi
ilh last Vu, ,y ninner was
'U n ii <oniO'-s with (lie pre loin
a- Nellie of preen and \\ 11
rs. T. W p, rpieee lieinp a vase o
one Sat- . . ... -t-,
, , 4 tnn Inst surviving
rako pinto, f. . ,
# 1 ... Koystono ( nnptor,
ig trav with * . \
sons, organizofl at i
tho year 1 8fi7.
. entertained , h.ro,h7 ofT1
uIhm. oiirli l ' "u,h w 11
t. .1 to spoiwl >??-?,rnrors an
rvo.l in six will l.o f?!lo>
inati.iK color son
f'VJu Trl ?,s
momhor of tho from toil :iml si
Uoval Arch Ma- more to thoni i
Ibis place about \* ill bo to you;
iboir depends
rs of the Pro-by- afforded and bo
nci as honorary itiK into contac
tbo activo pall- liu \ do on Kiel
v Masons of .Tack- part o tint I
thou tholr ami
T t'l.OSKS. Make pocial
i
ml v. It. will mean :in.'1 prloo:
>robnblv than a wnok Witherspon
Your record is nmdo,
nn the opportunity \VM \YII.I.
/
V. j - jr
(1 I>av. will rub off a grind on S
mckv artlness, strong- foro. P. A.
effort to bo in Lanr
from ySoO.OO up.% .T li.
& Co 4 8 TO TU
( i>:n
<OjJ>f4-K**C>IiN nil next 1 .'III''
IX' the]2Oth, instead "i Parker
aturday mornings as ho- l HKW
Parker & Son. 4 s notai
V
? IT \TIO\.
ciniTTiT f' \ r?ni iv\ i
K ln'IU.K \\V will grind
l! i *. !;. in?til
ilros. Antioch K F. I"). 2.
i: V ''( 1 i " I > minister,
y ; :>;n or tlit r having aui
o i-< re
\n day.
M.^-s Ktliol Small of Ant
spending tlio wook-ond with
tor. Mrs. O P. Tlinson, of R
Mrs Ttoddov Ttohl of Horl
tlio pnrst of Mrs. T.ostor Ttohi
Mossrs. I!. D. THnkonoy n
Massov were hero on busln
terdny.
Mrs. Honnrlottn T.vlo and
rv- n^..M v ^t D/vol/ II
ii;i mi > ;i mi i i-rii i iiiWaS
lighted with green
ioch is ,il|. St. Patrick's Day
iter sis- \\ i>rc used
?oh Hill. * * *
< Hill is Miss Msrgaret Moire
nson. ofglit friends at a bridge
id J C. ('av :> I' r:n.c u for Mress
yes- r ^ooies ef interesting j
'r; in was found to hold t
was accordingly given li
111 prize a dainty handker
milium ruoiii .? %.
shaded can- ' K M"koy fom|
place cards Oflier Prizes
Tlio contest whir
ducted hv the J F.
entertained for the past sjy inon
party Satur day night. when p
[rvln. After $2,200 in value, wei
tames, Mrs. following contestant
op score and No. 535,135,1
oth the first Palmer Steele, firs
chief, and a $4 00 f'lnxton piano
inn?'? Plnno and i child
\ warded. parade. I'rovih
has boon oon- ''hoot- ib.it hn\
Maekey Company form a lino <
tin-, closed Sat or- Parade,
rrzes apurepathip NVo want over
o awarded to the "? I"' represent*
s: L'.onn students
1.1 votes, Mrs. J. will be the 1 arp
t premium. One as-ontblod in I.;
school-paths let
tted In thl County
inn will bo niacin for ., . ^ j, ^
o not enough students V,.,
i . , .1 \\ lioroas,
march to no in the .. . ,
lilt to too t<
. ... ,. ... niinistratior
school in tlio countv , , ,
' w.. ?* ...it
to bo present. which . ,
est sttub nt bod\ over " t :
inoiistcT, County. All ?f
ul to Lancaster. Fri- ,h"> b
the court ol
ifownV \ Prul ito .1 idpi
V j
it' thi' < \i 11 :i! 1 iTri '
w.
therefore, to cite and ad- ^ond, 1
mil ineular thr kindred ' Sinii
rs of tin' said deceased. Id
> and appear before me. in Price
f probate, to be held at Pom pat
I. : vi
!r- r.. W. Morton.
4 5-4 ft
n;iTi:i: imuhons -wc have
ook t lor (red and purV
:UU'
1) machines ""tHvc^o ahe "f'ar
al." the best on the market.
75c Lancaster Publishing
ty.
yotordny with Mrs Rvlo's bro
T. J. Strnlt.
Miss Maude Monro Is tho
Mrs. W. W. Roy kin In rharl
Col. nnd Mrs. Roroy Sprlnpri
cd Monday from Now York
thov spont tho past ton days
Mrs. John Rood spont y
with rolntivos In Camden.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T.orov R. I
' 1 ' h: md-einbicidered puest
r. M00rfl wrvod dainty rei
two courses.
KUPSt of * * *
lotto. The 1 rid:y \fternoor
sreturn- mot Inst week at the
:. where popular pr? sident, Mrs.
Hams This oldest Itook
esterdav '<nster, has for some tinu
ill p "Maoheth" and Is i
... , , up 'The Tempest" for t!
a\Idsoii of. t]i<> club year. After
towel. Miss No f>0, 28.261.1
eshments In Tlertha Faulkrnberr
i 11 . one lady's wat
filled, 1 T? jewels, R
i Hook flub movement, and one
homo of its $200 on the purehi
T. Y. Wll piano wh? n neeomp
club in I.an- ance in rash
been study- No. 1 "0, 12.622
bout to take Wrena, th'rd prer
ie remain lor wnt.-h, 10 yea** koI
several read- deebill cood for S20
20 votos. Mis-; <iav. ,\iar< n j t.
v, soooml prom- VV'o wish to ]
oh, 20 yoar roM trlbutlona from
IrIii or Waltham >" ?oxt issuo,
dtieiblll Rood for amount you ha\
rtso of a Olaxton Friday. Mso, t
iniod hy tho bal- to sond li
nam os.
.01." vot? s. Mrs.
.mm, ono lady's I'roRinni for I
il filled. and ono ltnptl*t \ssor
" fin tho nn roll a so Friday, 1 1 a.
publish tb<- final rnn- 1 ' "faster '
the different lionl ,af,.?r
mi pleas- send i . the ? Hock In
before 12 o'clock **"*? " "V
bat Kri.lav is the la*. a.lm n.strat
4 (.ivon u:n
n vour ronti^tant 4. .. , .
V A. LINUbU. of Mnrch A
nion Meeting Moiiali
iation Mnreh
in.. organization.
ourt house, on March 27,
publication hereof, at 11 Foil i:
the forenoon, to show furni
y they have, why the aid Fergus*
ion should not. be granted. ?
iter my hand this 13th day IF YOI
.nno Domini 11*11. ens t
J. E. STEWMAN. our WH
I'robnto Judge. ."ft j
CITATION.
! Vr T1 : turni-hod or un
!i.'trT'>W-. \ppiv to (;. p.
m. 4 a-t r
' WANT largo healthy ohirki^it
will lay winter ?. try
iit?ii(ii i 111 i $1 00 and
i?-r setting of futaen. Cunn
Farm. Lancaster) S. C.
4t-F-P
or Camden nnn sons sponi
week-end here with Mr. sinfl
M. Stevens. ,
Mrs. If. If Murrhlson spen
day in Charlotte.
Mrs. W. C ITonph return*
today after an extended vsit
tives in Atlanta. Oreenville a
Hill
Mayor John ffart of Yorln
In town yestrday on business
Mr. S. I,. McMnnus, form
\i w J'iPs preparation for t
Mrs. w. ;Muj a|(<.r an interesting
current events. the sorin
t yestor- enjoyed. Mrs Wllllami
, . lirious refrahmcnts, th
( reststanee being a birt
a o .J bearing fifteen liny cancl
no Hock ^f|r>?>utli aiiniversai
,,, gnnization of tiie elnb.
,-illo was
in court. . ?
lerlv of f bunl llireatt Sells
his now pi. v , |- a Claxton piano v\
discussion of hy the balance in o:
il lionr was No. 117. 0.015.
* served do- Carrie Ttlnckmon, f
io piece do one three-piece toih
hdav cake, duehlll <;ood for *20
les, marking of a Claxton piano \\
y of the or- l,v the balance in on
No. ion. s..i20.oor
? Carnes, fifth premu
Blades an?l ff>r $2S". on the pui
t An rtiftnn a- hon
hen accompanied Introductory
ish Ferris.
2 10 votes. Miss 1. Where is
ourth premium, slop Field for I
>t set, and one Carolina? Cap
0 on tlie purchase 2. Supreme
hen accompanied the Homo and
?h portlonmonts h
> votes, Miss Ruth >n an Every Me
im, one duo hill -ions. Dr. .1 V
rchase of a Clax- A Dabney, \\
nmnnnlml l,,r tli.i Orniflirv
sermon i>\ Wo v. Jnboz
the Mo I Needy Mis- ... ,r',V"'\
the Itaptists of South ' wju^oa .
J } fu ! ' n f* ^,lt mo t
Import a of Uai np mil|,,t r;;, io,
Fort Ign Missions Ap- flf John K
v ^P* 1 V1 Those ar
!-" ,7' ?r?lul ?IJ * monlsh ??
V. II. I>y< hos. Rov. 1. nm, croAUo
( Adams. \\. I. th , ,hoy ,
SOUTH ( AUOl.INA, HOTtSK
of Lancaster. Good
<he<_ : I T ' : I !: :
Allien M -MMii 1,
,rr\il
1 ! I; tl ,nd V . rl li \ Vi:
\ I
Iher t> i>.d lot
a id dnaru!;tr tl> kin Iroil CRMK>
ri of tlio a 1 dorr sod W'Olik
io and appear befori mo, \\D
I - I ... I .1 . I ? ?.'w '! ?
AND IM'OC V ' OR \Ri: ?
I iiil M | i . . > I lui^py
no--' SoeXT^trh A. Wilson.
47 45?
von; rri;n> < \RI:?> FOR
\ II.I.] \ M I I.KAIIV, on \R.
*U,i i I >Q< TOR. I?R
. nvfir?SI I:\' \T
< ?\ MR. < H VRnjCS. I) JONRS
.M iM.I 11;\ n. .1 OM:S'
i,v
Tradesvllle, now of Chariot
visitor In town todnv
Mr. Marlon Caskey of Ath<
who came here lo attend the
of his grandmother, Mr.'
Chester, returned home tndn;
I.'. S. to Study Making of <h
/cnsliip.
Washington, March 14
the co-operation of the Natk
ni/Unni i.t?!icuo and other c
te, is a ixsiger.
The following letter, r<
ruis. C.a , week, tells of a little ft
funeral proud of his work llo sol
i. Win- and Lodger and waul
y known:
Lancaster, S. C? March
K>d Cltl- I am a little boy TO y
am selling The Hlnde an
L- With started to selling them
>nal Mil- January and have made
ireaniza- nnit 14 eonts. I am nro
I * " ?" '
. i .... balance In cash.
\?elved this Mo ?20. 8.21.Vi
ti X\?\? i premium, one duebl
* This fact ?" th? purchase of
v nen accompanied 1
cash.
l 13, 1 ? 14. No R.184.01
?:irs ? J premium, one dnhll
i r V i on 'he purchase of
the lirst or w})(,n accompanied I
two dollars h
ud of selllne '
f>. The Impi
Inft votes, sixth Methods in Mi
II eood for $2Sft Kev. Jaboz For
a Claxton piano visitor In town
tty the ha la tiro In Saturday, Id
Devotloal e\<
!> votes, seventh 1. Place am
II good for $37 "? (lod's Mission at
a Claxton piano Carson, L. J. Fu
by the balance In ftomery, H. M.
niackmon.
o nu .. .
?... , li: ( ill' n mi i i
nrtanoo of P ans and LjlI|C;tg(or f
,si?nary Enlistment. f|(ir h]
rls. W. <\ Thomson. oVlock ?,n
cause, if an
a ,m _ .. , admintstrat
Tciscs, l>?v. : en (liven ui
I Power of Prayer hi dny of M;tn
v Program. H r.
nderhurK, L. NV MontWelch,
Uev. T. E.
11 An It
,. Vv oe o u h~/M?/>QQ f 1 O XV O I I _ _ . _ _
|>l ?M?tl I * . I ' II* " II* III < I I 1.^1*1
>11 March 27 1014, next,
ligation thereof, at 11 \l
the forenoon, to show I ha\
y th v have, why the said practice
ion Mould not he granted prepare
ider my hand, this 13th any am
?h. Anno Domini 191 1 .lay of
J E. STRWMAN, Hood I
Probate Judge. W. 1
Gradua
ltorrstinK Heirloom. geon
JTEIUNARY SURGEON.
^ocati : us Lancai tor for the
i | fill^ 'j r and am
; to ii .: y, ,ir^>u e lock for
l all diseases. CalK answered
night Call me at C.rogory.ive
Stock Company.
1 BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon,
to C. S. C. Veterinary Surs,
Washington, P. C.
tlonB long Interested In the
of education for cltizenshlj
United States Bureau of Edu
undertaking a comprehensh
of the whole problem of clvl
tlon
The work will he under th
dlate direction of Arthur Y
now of New York.
The bureau will seek to cohltherto
separate efforts; to 1
problem them. Your friend,
p. the CLAUD 1
cation la ?
re atudy Mr*. Eliza Rohlnaoi
c educa- Mrs. Eliza Roblnaon <
niufT section of this co>
ie Imme- her home yesterday In h<
J. Dunn, She Is survived by one dt
Mary Brown, and two r
ordinate Amos and R. F. Robins
brlnft co- mains were Interred t<
HOCATT Court of Common
IlKhiAl l. | court 0f cniri
~ ! trial of jury cases i
vl^nrui. with Judge De Von
>f the White caBe taken up f
,n a Mcllwain, plaintiff
er i|Oth year. Ferguson Company
lUghter, Mrs. nett, defendants, co
tons, Messrs. affes. The case had
on. Her re- cjU(jed as we go to
iday at ! lat vftrv fPW cases for
^. win \.iiui
1'len.s in Session. as Fields, Acts
non pleas for the mond, Rev. S. r
Is now In session mon, R. M. I-on
b presiding. The 3. Study of
or trial was R. J. ters 8 and 0.
vs. Bennett- Mlsslonar yCon
and W. P. Ren- Dyehes, Rev. V
mplalnt for dam- Sunday, 10 a
not yet been con- 1, How Can
press. There are Mission Day, J
trial on the cal- Rlackmon, Hew
v - "r ; miss Mm
1! 8, Il6V. J. F . Ham- c^ivod a a
t. Brock,W. S. Black- ?hape Df an
g T\T. TVHty. called a "
II Corinthians*, chap- h|ack mahr
Applied to Present ahout the
dUlons, Br. J. W. H. ^eforft ^j,e
J. E. Wllklns. two jpga ar
loneed to
We Make the Moat of thf,r , _
tprll iz? Rev. P. E.
,1b Mobley, Dr. E. J. jR|and. N.
ry Alice Catling lias re
valuable heirloom in the
antique piano, sometimes To a
'Harpsicord." It Is In a , used y
>gany ease, heavily Inlaid j win th<
keyboard. It was made Mai ke>
day of pedals, has only I very
id la single action. It be- ness \V
her twice great-grand
ulsa Boddie, and is a val
iue, coming from Boddie's FOR I
C.. where the family first Cata
A <"itr<l of Thanks.
It who have given me votes or
ouiLlnfluence In helping me
) piam^siven away by the J. F.
Mo, you that
much appreciated*^ klnd'it
h best wishes.
Mrs. J. Palmer Steele. No 56,
Ui^y^-New 8-room house on
wka strMr 'Mtath. u iter and
operation wnwrw nuopcuucu
has prevailed.
i avtiwu irtM'K nnpuni uuurcii,
Rev. T. A. Dabney, offlr
ii.-. inwi"., ondar and It Is not
ating. will be fn seslon bej
likely that court Jones,
rond Friday. 2. Misslonai
settled. nai
T Sermon . selves.
mi if? thB island for thorn -lights.
js. C.
Apply J. M. flood. Lancaster.
48-49