The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 24, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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"' ' " "" "? "" ?PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Myers and cl
m dren visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacobs
in Kershaw last Sunday.
Mrs. George W. Williams and
/ tie Miss Sarah Williams have retu
?d from a visit to relatives in I
vannah.
Rev. J. .11. Thayer, the new pas
of the Baptist church, came o'
this week from Williainston and p
formed the Thomason-Elllson w
ding ceremony. He was the guest
Mr. L.. C. Pavsour.
Miss Fannie Harris of Abbeville
the guest of Mrs. P. B. Morrah
the home of her father, Mr. W.
Thomson.
Miss Katharine Ellison of \V
throp College, sister of the groo
was here for the Thomson-Ellif
wedding, in which she was a brid
maid this week.
Mrs. C. R. Foster returned W>
nesday from-a visit to her son, I
J. Harry Foster, In Rock Hill.
Mrs. J. M. Gillespie of Baltim<
Is the guest of her sister-in-li
Mrs. C. B. Skipper.
Mrs. Caroline Elliott of the en
ern section of the county is 1
guest of h'>r son, Mr. J. C. Elliott
r% Mrs. Robert Ellison of Winnsb<
M... ? Hff. .....I kff YIf
wan KUt??i u 1 mi. uuu mio. >v .
Thomson for the marriage of 1
son, Mr. A. G. Ellison, to M
Corinne Thomson, yesterday.
Miss Nannie Hill Moore, one
the bridesmaids at the wedding 1
night, returned to the College
Women this afternoon, after spei
Ing a few days with her parer
Judge and Mrs. Ernest Moore.
Mrs. H. Hines is epected to retv
this week from a visit to relatives
Florida.
Mr. A. H. Greene attended the
neral of his friend, Mr. R. T. Fewi
In Rock Hill this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellison a
little Miss Harriet Ellison of Ch
lotte were here this week for \
wedding o Mr. Ellison's brother, J
A. G. Ellison.
) Mr. Covington Woodley returr
Wednesday to the National Cathed
8chool for Roys, In which he Is p
lessor or Kngusn.
Mrs. James W. Flynn of 1
Bethel section has returned ho
from an etended visit to his fatl
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John
Adams, of Great Falls. She was
companied home by her sister, M
Minnie Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Adams
Great Falls visited the forme
mother, Mrs. W. S, Horton, of K
shaw, who is veijy sick at her hor
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chapman
Inman are the guests of Mr. a
Mrs. W. C. Thomson on Chesterfii
avenue.
nv\ A \f T-CJ Vr... ,1
Miss Blanche Tarrant of Kerb
? -were In Lancaster yesterday aft
> n C noon.
Mrs. R. J. Mackorell returned 1
night to her home In Yorkvtlle, af
a visit to her parents, Maj. and M
J. M. Riddle.
Rev. H. R. Murchlson has returr
from Wlnnnboro, where he attend
the spring meeting of Bethel Pr
bytery. Mr. R. T. Beaty, the elc
who represented the Lancas
church, Is expected to return todi
Mr. A. C. King of Kershaw has
turned home after spending a we
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
King, of the Tabernacle section.
Mrs. Jack White and children t
visiting Mrs. Webb White In Ro
^ Hill.
Clerk of Court Paul Moore
turned today from a business trip
Charleston.
Mr. Charles D. Jones has return
home from a business trip to Ni
York.
MAY DAY PLANS.
Interesting Kvents Scheduled F
Next FVIday.
Much interest Is being manifest
In the May Day Festival for nc
Friday. Many of the merchar
have nrnmlfipH tr> ontnr flnoU
is hoped that private indivdut
will also enter their automobih
0 buggies and bicycles. Mrs. John
Poag requests that entries be ma
by next Tuesday. Just telepho
her if you want to have a place
the parade. The prices for enterii
vehicles are as follows: Floa
11.00 : mitnmnhOAa ??H KII<fotI??
cents; bicycles, 25 cents, and tl
prizes for same will be awarded
follows: To the best float, $5;
the best automobile, $2; to the be
buggy (double or single) $2;
the best bicycle, fl.
Then, too, the baby show will 1
quite an attraction. Children up
four years will be allowed to ent
and blue ribbons will be awarded tl
prhttleet gjrl and the handsome
boy of each of the following elnaM
viz: From one to six months, fro
alx to 14 months, from 14 months i
two years and from two to fo\
yedrs. No charge will be made ft
entering babies.
The contest for May Queen cqj
tlnues to grow In Interest, a numbt
of young ladles having already r
celved several hundreo votes. Tl
ballot boxes are to be found at tl
four drug stores.
VKTER1NARY HURGBON.
49 4
I have located In Lancaster for tl
practice of mf profession, and ai
prepared to treat your live stock ft
any and all dlseqjtes. Calls answers
day of ntgfet-^ Cell me at Oregor:
H6od Live Stock [company.
W. H. BOTZ, veterinary Surgeoi
A Graduate U. S. C. veterinary flui
geons, Washington D. C.
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? TO ORGANIZE CIVIC LEACiUK.
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liHtlies .Will Meet Tuesday Afternoon
Fur That I'yflwe. ?
| All women of Lancaster, who are wa)
,on interested In civic work, are asked of
to meet Tuesday afternoon, April bui
rn- I 28, at 4 o'clock, at the home of Mrs
9a- M. R. McCardell for the purpose of an<
forming a Civic League. The need boo
tor of such an organization is great and
k*r It Is hoped that the attendance
?r- w j \ i
ed- Tuesday afternoon will be full and
of representative.
Qui
i is
at vot
In. Social News Mc(
im, org
5on
es- Lancaster society, has during the Sta
past week, been centered almost en- 1
jl'j," tlrely in* the several delightful af- tra<
fairs incident to the Thomson-Ellison par
31-p wedding, which brought to a happy
iw, climax the events of the past few ()n
days.
Tuesday morning Miss Mary Hood, '
one of the bridesmaids, entertained ^
jro for the attractive bride at a delight- jjnl
C- ful rook party of six tables. After Cre
1,e^ a series of games, Mrs. O. B. Bart- ? *
,lS8 ' | *
lett, who was found to hold top Bcoro, ,U1
0f was awarded a box of dainty corres- <
ast pondence cards, while to the honoree
'or was presented a Bride's Household wei
Calendar, full of appropriate hints l" 11
for a new housekeeper. Sherbet,
irn sandwiches and salted almonds were
in served during the morning. Not
. * * *
fupii
The same afternoon Miss Lillie
lift*
Green, another of the bridesmaids,
entertained for Mrs. Ellison, then >mi
^r~ Miss Corinne Thomson, at a charm- n s
the Crc
i*r lng reception. A color scheme of _
Till
wisteria and pink was carried out in
'ed detail. Miss Carrie Gregory greeted *01
the guests at the front door. The ng
hostess, the guest of honor, a number
the of visitors and several other friends ^a'
of Miss Green, all beautifully gownk?
- . ""
e<l In sortest pastel shades, made a
ac; I pretty picture as they stood to reisa'oelve
the callers. Miss Estelle Milres
ling, at the piano, furnished music ^
during the afternoon. Miss Kate
sr's sto
__ McManus, at a cosy nook in the back
er- up
ne. hall, dispensed fruit punch, and In ^
of the dining rqom, Misses Mildred ^
Yj Green, Pauline Jones Marion and
Estelle Milling served the wisteria
the
,nd and pink Ices, cake and mints. Misses
aw Maude Moore and Bessie McManus
er~ poured cofTee. The graceful wisteria, ^
r . in full bloom, was everywhere In
set anc
tpr evidence. Miss Green wore a dainty
rs. lace gown over ptnk satin and the
ner
bride-to-be a very handsome green .
!''] brocaded chiffon.
led oea
os- * * * RU1
'or Mrs. J. K. Connors entertained her
ay neighborhood rook clun ror the jy
ro- bride-elect on Wednesday afternoon. cjaj
:ek Six tables of players tilled her pret- (jn
A- ty rooms, fragrant and attractive wol
ir^ with decorations of wisteria. Mrs. WO]
iok K-. N. VanBandtngham, who scored wjt
highest, won a dainty piece of lln- cor
r?~ gerie, while Mrs. John II. Poag cut (<ro
'? the consolation. After^the games a Uo<
delicious RftlArt pnnmo iAo 1?
w . uy pj8(
ew the hostess and her pr&tty sinter, j
Minn Zelma Johnson. ^ qfo
* * * ' Aft
The popular groom, Mr. AS Gil- sl8t
^ ^ lard Ellison, alno wan honoredhln to
1 friends with a very elaborate ban- renl
i quet Monday evening, served In the dial
ecl dining room of the Hotel Royal. ,
ixt Govern were laid for twenty guents, s
lts which numbered the bachelor friends
and several rnembem of the younger s,m
l's married set. \ Each guest made a int<
3S- witty and apprfmrlate toast or bade
"au revolr to GinW' as the attractive resi
l'e menu cards read. 'They drank his is
nP i.ealth In sparkling ^diampagne and hun
in expressed many good wishes for his ^yl
118 health and prosperity! The table ^oc
had a lovely centerpiece of pink Zelr
roses and dainty placo cards were at ' 101
each cover. 91x courses were fault- ,>au
aB lessly served and much enjoyed by i u*re
*? the tweiWv "good fellows." Vot'
>8t V * * ?^a11
10 After tn^ rehearsal Wednesday ^rlt
evening, the T^omson-EUlson bridal
t>e party were entertained Informally at T
to the home of tho bride's parents, Mr.
er and Mrs. W. C. Thomson, on Chen16
terfleld avenue. Iuirlng the evening _
an entovahle hnffui ???*?
? wlll
m> served.
m , A no
to b? ?
ar liMCMtrUu Hoaowxl. ; alto.
>r The Jnlor Order Untied Araeri
can Mechanics, which has been K<Ml
holding tts^aanoal session in Flor- p
ence, h?- adjhnrned to meet in Co- win
kV Inmbla next mr. plan
1#> Roach 8. gtewart, Esq., of this ar
|#f place was electftl rice councillor and n^ui
Mr. J. 8. Wilson, the eapahle seer* tioni
I tary, was re-^Qe^ted to that position, worl
~ i sad Rot. R. T^ftnas Blsckmon was ?' n
elected chaplain. Mr. Wilnnns re- ?
is port showed that there had been a ! day
tn net gain In the past year of 1,211 jtlon
>r members and a financial gain of 20 ijj*1
?d i per cent. The Jniors are one of the ' 01
r* most flourishing organizations of
the kind in the county. We are glad
^ to see our fellow-townsmen so high 0)
ly honored. Offlc
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FIIK LANCASTER NFA
LOCAL DOTS
t
?Frequenters of t\w movies a
Lching with interest the prpgrt
the work on the^star Vieat
lding, owned by""fne Plyler brot
, which is being remjjiloled ai
unit shed Many fmprovemen
being made and the building w
n be ready for occupancy again.
?Mr. H. J. Gregory is in Columt
< week attending the horse sho
ere his splendid horse, Bert,
i of the entries.
?Make your choice for M
^ii <tim ?uie i?: imr ai one 01 I
g stores. Five cents pays for t
es.
?Remember the meeting Mond
>rnoon at the home of Mrs. M.
Cardell, called for the purpose
anizing a Civic League.
?Mr. G. W. Parr, owner of t'
r Theatre, has just returned fro
lusinesa trip to Charlotte. Will
was In the city he closed a eo
ct with the Universal Film Coi
ly To ra high class service to
In his theatre. This is known
the strongest and best progra
the market today.
?Married at the residence of \
Crenshaw, near Van Wyck, <
11 21, Mr. Bunyan Coan and Mi
ude Howie of Mineral Spring
Ion county, N. C., Magistrate W.
>nshaw officiating.
?We are glad to see Sheriff Jol
Hunter on the streets again aft
Indisposition which confined hi
the house for several days.
?Miss Hortense Landrum unde
it a successful operation for a
dicltis last Monday in Columhl
THK I?K.\I?I.V PISTOL.
tcli Crockett, Colored, Kills lie
Walker, Also Colored.
festerday, about 1 o'clock in t!
srnoon, Boss Walker, a color
ith, was killed In Hall McKinnej
taurant on White street, by Not
>ckett, likewise a colored yout
i facts are very meagre and the
re no eye-witnesses to the shot
It seems that the deceas
k his meals at the restaurant, b
* employed in the pool room <
in street, one door north of tl
tel Royal. He was In the resta
t sitting down at the table whi
>t. Notch Crocket worked in t!
taurant. Several negroes hea
shot and when they reached t!
re room, the deceased was gettii
from his chair and Notch Crockt
s standing behind the count
h the smoking pistol in his han
9 pistol ;had -been fired throui
show case. The ball enterii
right side of the deceased t
?en the shoulder and the broa
rcing the Internal carotid arte
I causing almost Instant deat
gistrato I. G. Coan, acting coi
held an Inquest and the verdl
the jury was simply that the d
sed came to his death from
ishot wound inllicted by Not
>ckett. Crockett was immedial
arrested and is now in jail. I
Imsfthat he was "jist a-foolin' w
pispl and it went off. Dat 1
ulon't er done It for nothin' in *
rid." Dewey Mctlriff, one of tl
nesses who testified before tl
oner said that he "heard Nob
ickctt say to Boss Walker, give r
1 damn money and then tl
lol went off."
t is said the deceased owed Nob
ickett ten cents on a pool gam
er Walker was shot, with the a
ance of Albert Gray, he walk*
the pavement in front of tl
mi i it in, ku.ii k aown an dlmm
tely expired.
tending in May Queen Contest,
'he balloting at the four dri
es for May^Queen is growing
irest to the friends of the youi
s who ai%being voted for. Ti
llts show that^Miss Mildred Gret
fading by a little more than o>
drod votes,(with Miss Louis
lie second ancTN Miss Dorotli
>re third. Missey Kstelle Millim
na Johnson, ljmth Funderburl
ride "aroy, J u will a So well an
line Marlon also have been ei
d. Ten votes cost only 5 cent
s now for your favorite girl. Th
oting will not closp until noi
lay.
Baptist Parsonage Kol?l.
he Bapthdiiarsonage was ei
id to puEllysale Wednesday al
oon and wfca-bld off by Mr. M
} re gory for fTJOO^^Mr. Gregor
move the building to another loi
lodem, up-to-date parsonage wi
reeled by the Baptists on the ol
ton's Talklnx Pictures PloaM
HtsdeaU.
Ire hundred students at th
throp school saw, heard and a{
ded to the eeho, Edison's moi
velous Talking Pictures last ntgk
heir great auditorium, and pre
iced theny the greatest nduca
\1 achlevmnenperm- given to th
d througk?tfie mdbhanieal brai;
lan. Every cltizofi of I^aneaste
lid take advanta/e of the goldei
rtunlty offered for Satui
and visit this won<yrful produr
that emlnated front the brain o
wizard of sound and sight
nas A. Edison.
DBTj^TPRATTT
(n-mtlst.
VhoiA 2*5.
lice over Eanuaster Pharmacy
e hours, to 1;V? to 6.
.VS. AIM ML 24, 1914.
Business Notices
WANTED jThrt'o cents per pound
? paid for rlean ra/?!i JlO?^e\vB Office. '
TOMATO PLANTS FOR SALE?'
^ Tomato ^plants readfcto set out. ,
. j Several y
lts Vermoth and Juno Pink. PntVs 10c
HI per dozen, or 25c for 3 ilozeiy Mrs.
j. r . liiuinutr. ' 68-P
?la ?
w, LISTEN?Do you need a small
Is amount of fliay before oat time?
We can furnlsV^the best that grows
ay at rock bottom dol- !
he lars per ton In field, buyer to load
en from cocks. Cunningham Farm.
58-60-F-P
ay
FOR SAUg?McCormlck binder In
good condition. u*4i^Uy W. M. Mor- !
he ris, Lancaster, S. C. 56-59
m
'J? SISTERS f?ad my free offer. This
" ad andsRpur address entitles you
j " to-ton dayaCtfeatment that positively
. cures all femaloweTrrriicaseuN. Address
with stamp. ftlfc-JL AAHyton.
m Kershaw, S. C. 57TT5-P
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3n WANTED?To buy your cow hides,
ss mlnkt .otter, muskrat, 'possum,
,s coon, sht^si. float and horse hides,
j Want 6,000 pounds dI mice. See me
before y?u sell. Capers pauthen.
er TRY A SoAT) OF ALFALFA hay. !
m After y^ji have once used It. you
are sure to "tlliliil HUllie! CuniiTTrg>r
ham Farm. 58-60-F-P ? I
v11
THINGS HEARD on the streets of
Lancaster. "Who sells men's
union siWs In this town?" "Does any
merchant In I";iIRBMtt soil the
iss 'Clapp' shoe?'' "I wouluMiuy a pair
of 'Plorsheln* shoes, but Ii suppose I
. shall have to go to Charlotte for
no them."
ed
r'8 FOR SALB?Rarred Rock eggs, per
ch sotting $1.00. Tomato plants, 3
I, dozen 2T>V,, Lll'plwmi Ear Caladlura,
15 and 20 cents eaclu Mrs. W. D.
re ! Craig. Lancaster, S. C.
>t
FOR iiAI..E?First to fifteenth May,
it; fifty hay, $15 per
jiy ton In field iVlll lnmUUt. wagon
I scales on farm. Cunningham Farm.
68-60-F-P
u
en he
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;IstAP
zl MONDA
The Star Theatre hi
lea
ticular, and in fact, is cq
ch H cities, when it comes to t
H Seeing is the best w
id new hnms l?nt tlw, 1%
, ^ 1WI tln 1'
enumerate a few of the e
The quality of our i
"Nuff feed."
As an added comfort
and every patron to see
the house.
For the perfect vent
lators in the ceiling, also
this system every inch of
and this is not all, we ha
Since the Staij Theai
days away from here in
Ioc?;uicu. nit puopie are
it to their-good iudgment
show
v Tfo
Oonsistjng of the followii
Frontier, Gold Seal Tmp,
? Ike and Victor.
; I Remember J. Warre
|| picture stars can be seen
I One M
*I The Star Theatr*
n I
I Remember the house
comfort and pleasure is <
f
u
Opening Da;
g
'gj*1 If you have money, we want
^ If you want money, we have i
?^<i Be Believe that the Best B;
m that is of the most Benefit t<
"w1 We believe, after our long ox.
W large number of the best citi/ei
realize that we are trying our 1
the above motto. \
Anyway, our deposits and bus
increasing, and we are prepare*
Iaccommodations to our custome
may call for, and their securitic
We want your Bank Accounl
l?l need money we will be in a pos
you.
Do Your Business with "The
S THE BANK OF L
m
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ijjj i ne uid Keli
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J5T--0PEN AG
THE A'
,Y, APRIL 27^h
is been coinpletely^modcled, c^*i
ual to any of the picHire shows in
he beauty of the place aWl the cpiali
ray to convince yourself ols^the con
enefit of those who do not R^jow, 1
omforts and additions that havk.be
FIRST:
music is the very best, as you vol
SECOND:
, the floor has been elevated, which
every square inch of the picture fr
HIRD:? Ventilation
ilation of the entire house, we hav
t vv<> large suction fans in front of tli
air in the entire house is changed e
ve plenty of fans to keep you cool.
FOURTH:
tre was burned, the manager has s
the larger towns looking for the be
the ones we want to please and we ;
; and let tliem decide. To begin witl
e Universal Program
ig companies: Animated Weekly,
101 Bison, Joker, Nester, Powers,
n Kerrigan, Ford Sterling and a
in the Universal program.
Jore Wortl in Conclusioi
i Opens Monday, April
is comfortably, the pictures are
[)tir aim.
REMEMBER
J TI -11 ' * ~ * ? ?
iiiitelfiTS
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|3 r|.' ? |
<=><= w
is (he Hank 'w1
yits Depositors.
perience, that a M
?^Tns
of our County .w
W
)est to live up to
mess are steadily
:1 to extend such
rs as their needs 'w1
S warrant.
t, and when you "w*
ition to Ind it to
5
Old Reliable." S
ANCASTER g
iable. g
Mlljlllt"
AIN I
rREl
1014 I
god in every partybX
the pictures.
ifort\t' our little
we \v<\ld like to
I know, so dia^s
will enable each
om every seat in
e installed ventiic
Theatre. With I
very six minutes,
pout cpiite a few
jst pictures to be
Eire going to leave
i, we are going to
Crystal Eclair,
Rex, Universal,
11 9 the leading
n:
27th, 1914 |
the best. Your
Y ana r onow tne sag, Joyous CroT