Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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it<>\ set ? y | LOCAL DOTS ji:*? } $ An interest!) Wholesome yo antcipation of ,-t-AU. interested in the cemetery i^ancaster Satu at New Hope church will please meet in* in the moi at that place Thursday, August 6, Una. and help to clean ofT the cemetery. Troop No. 2 ?Married at his residence July j ica> with a ful 31. Mr. J. T. Ellis and Miss Allie of which was Myers, both of this county, B. P. thuslastic Scoi Adams., notary public,, officiating. jTinsley, are of ?The Civic League will hold its doriand^The^ August meeting tomorrow (Wednes- t, , beoomin? day) afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In the "J0" 1"* reception room of the Chamber of have WQn the Commerce. gpiendid t ?All interested in the cemetery a 8mall sum o at Beaver Creek church will please' citizens of the meet eany r rinay morning, August all these good 6, for the purpose of cleaning off a carefree, jol same. They are In g< Rev. P. A. Pressly of Louisville, able scout n Oa.. will assist the pastor. Rev. W. scout master, S. Patterson, in a meeting at Shiloh physician to 1 which will begin Thursday morning care for their at 11 o'clock and continue through j party was ma the Sabbath. j Albert Tinsl ?The Lancaster Chapter, U. D. C..! l*e,l!notV aS8'' will meet Thursday afternoon with ?.,..,an ltoss* Mrs. Jennie C. Hughes at her home 'Vl|',ani O- ^ In Heath Springs. All the members '?ader; J who expect to attend will leave Lan-, \V caster Thursdav at 1:35 p. m. sistant patrol . tJ . . . . ford, James T Mrs. A. B. Glasscock who last Walter MoMar Friday underwent an operation at the1 Aubrev p-mfi Fennell Inflrmarv in Rock Hill, stood, Tnmr.c rioii ., the operation well and her Lancas- _ 1. ter friends will be pleased to know! *4* that her condition is still most satis-: * ?< M< \ factory. ?Good, steady showers fell earlp i Annual Junior this morning, ceased falling for a day, while and then cooled the parched, " earth again later in the day. The! ? . Jr* ^ rains are said to he quite general. so| will have th? we hope that all sections of the, Wednesday, Ai county were visited by them. i public is cord ?Mr. Jack W. Williams of Mon-ja"(l bft,nK we\,i roe, a former Lancastrian, returned a act,ons w" home today, after a visit to Lancas- ' a-v> am?ng ? ter. Mr. Williams addressed two 8Peeches by pr crowds of considerable size on the <>ur S? S"P court house square last week and was *?on' ^,r." *; also invited to speak on Midway last O,on8" . ... ; , ht y Stewart will a t , , tho J?nior Ord --^Jailer Carnes. after searching onr countv 8Ul far and wide for Hal McKenna, col-, tion. will "speal ored, wanted here ror giving bogus no( 'yet mont checks, finally located him at Ham- wj|j sol(1 f let, N. C.. to which place he went for achool. him, bringing the prisoner home, j where he has him safely confined In i 5oll * .1 I ."mninni I ,(M ?Mr. C. D. Jones. Mr. Irn B. Julj Jones. Jr., and Mr. E. Curtis Mackey .\i#r>n win/ left yesterday for a motor trip to i|nms New York. They are making the trip Mr_ ' 'T ? jY' in Mr. C. D. Jones' commodious McDowell. Geo Packard automobile, which assures T _ p. n? ^ them a comfortable trip. Thev will. 'I?8, be abeent about a weak. j when oalllr ;?Of interest to all baseball fans I please say "Ad hereabouts is the announcement of, JAS. F. Ht the game between Rock Hill and I Lancaster, the latter consisting; of Lancaster county's fastest aggrega-i PROHfRII tion of players, the champion Heath 1 y Springs team. A good game is antipated by all lovers of baseball on Formulate Pla nqxt' Tuesday, Home Coming day. The Central ROCK HILL HOSPITALITY. kanized prohib i county met In They were cal IjancaMer Roy Scouts Spend Xight chairman, Mr. in the Good Town. sides the local The following from The Rock Hill] mlttee. Mr. W Record of Monday, tells of the grac-1 8^aw and Mr. ious hospitality of the "Good Town" Springs, were towards our Boy Scouts, who spent *?reen> chairmi Saturday night there: ! nn<l Croxton "The large hall In the Chamber of i rommittee to Commerce headquarters presented I Picnics and ot on Saturday night a different scene1 are to be held to anything witnessed there in the 'n August and past. prohibition spc ."There were fifteen or twenty ?f these meetii rought and ready boy scouts of Lan- this committee caster, in charge of Scout Master Al- erally will co bert Tinslev, who are on their way Plans for plcni to the mountains for a camping trip. an(l thus help Dr. and Mrs. Allen and Miss Kather- Ppr>ple general ' TTT..11. ? I i? flint the cnnH 111*5 VV J11*5 nrin aiou 111 i lie |/a i it, i "The boys were met at the train bounty will ec by a committee from the Chamber of Permitting pre Commerce and after denoslt'ntr theirj their missionai baggage in the hall, where they were to spread their beds and sleep till the Rlacksburg train Sunday morn- "*' ing, ail were carried to the Pastime Theatre as the guests of Manager one Brought ii Russell McElwee. of "The party seemed to enjoy their evening in Rock Hill, said 'Rock | Yesterday w Hill is a Good Town,' and spread the' an oddity in t good news that Lancaster was get-' fr?m Mr. E. H ^ ting nearer and nearer that goal tomato is ma every day. volutions, one "The follom ing letter has just been ture likeness o received by the secretary: 'Many forehead, eyes th&nks for your kindness to the boys anf' ears are and myself. We shall try to Ann ahly. 1'articul some way of showing our apprecla- vegetable sho' tlon some time. "Rock Hill is a Good the human ph Town," so is Lancaster and when you come over I shall try to help) AUNT PATSY prove it to you. " 'Slncerelyy. " ALBERT TIN8LEY, Aged and Re*| "Scout Master.' " After havinc SPEAKERS FOR HOME COMING. for a number ? I ^luniuiu, Prominent 8outli Carolinians Will Crawford, role Make Addressee. urriay night al Hon. Lee Davis Lodge, president ter. She had of Limestone College, Gaffney. will the property ( address the Confederate veterans of later of the Lancaster at their rally here ne*t Patsy was an T'lesdav. fidltor William Ranks of spected neero. The Colombia Record, who is pr?sl- "white' folks" dent of the Sooth Carolina Press As- riorsed Mr. R. soc|aM?n wMl h? nrfsant also and ad- and was also dress the Home Oom'ng crowd. In several of bis addition to tbe?*o 'two orators v* vtas quiet but ' h?vp 1"st 'enrned tbat another vood traa, wnite In gneaker vl'l he nreeent and v'l' ad- akin. d?e?* the n'strlrt Ponforonee 'or t??o ' The funeral Common Good. Rev. H R. M??rehl- imnresslve hv |nn. n?s?nr of the Venenata* Th-eahv- the Rev. RaPe terlan ibnrrh. president of the stato ed forcibly to movem?nt. for the t*nmmon Good, hpr life. h*a' Invited Mr. Albert 8<dnev .Tohn-I Stone secretary of the State Roa'd TTint j of CbarUtles/and Correction*. whol The "Atlsn h"8 accented Mr. M'Toh'son's Invlta- nroved Irresist tlon and w|l' tell >'i about the wo'k the next Gene ^ p-d plans of this newly creat- Methodist Pot ed board I ?Charlotte Ol * THti LANCASTER NEWS its on cami'. $ | ,or? PERSONALS I X X ng group of handsome, .J. uth eager with happy vacation Joys, left} irday night for an out-i Mr. Beu Sapp spent Friday iu intains of North Caro- { Lancaster. Mr. J. Russell Minter of Davidson , Boy Scouts of Amer- spent Friday night in Lancaster. I camping outfit. much| M?? n T, nesigned by the en-| """ rU", .f*1" nt Master. Mr. Albert urday n,ght from Columbia, where f for ten days or more| she visited relatives last week, camp near Little 8wit-' Mi88 Isabel Reed is visiting Miss trong, manly scouts in | Curry Perry at her home In the Cedar ; khaki uniforms, were! Creek section. upon. ^any ?I them , Miss Leila Gregory is spending a wherewithal to enjoy few weeks at Hendersonvllle, N. C. >uting. There was also ? ... a ? .. . . , ontrinuted therefor by R?v, W S Patterson returned last . town. We feel that w?e* fron\ h'8 vfcatlon ?P?nt with scouts are entitled to rclat,ves at Mount Carmel ly trip of this kind. Mr- and Mrs- Tracy Proctor of iod hands with a cap-' Vorkville were the week-end guests uaster and assistant 0! relatives in Lancaster, and splendid young Mr. and Mrs. J. Eugene Elliott of ook after them and Ware Shoals are the guests of Mr. physical needs. The Elliott's father, Mr. J. C. Elliott, tie of the following: j Mrs. T. J. McNtnch and children ey, scout master; trar:i Qf Columbia are the guests of Mrs. stant scout master; | \ j, McNinch. senior patrol leader;! V, T ,, , n Miliums, assistant pa- Mr C. L. Puller of Rock Hll spent ohn King, junior pa-| ^!"rda_y mormn* ,n Lancaster on r. n. C.authen, Jr., asleader; R. L. Craw- Mrs. T. M. Caldwell of Catawba '. Hough, Lee Porter,' *Junct'on 'laa kepn visiting Mrs. J. ius. Toy R. Gregory. P- * askey. hen. John Stewman, Mr. H. H. Kester spent several I Dr. S. L. Allen. days last week with Mr. John T. Stevens at the Hailo Gold Mine. T FLINT RIIK1E. Clerk of Court Paul Moore and Miss Margaret Moore have been Order Rally Wednes- ending a week at Morganton. N. C. Ar.u st | j | Mr. W. B. Kerr, Jr., spent the past ->?igu. . , week-end in Lancaster as the guest '. A. M. of Flint Ridge of his sister, Mrs. Manning M. iir annual picnic on ! ^ oodley. igust 11. to which the Messrs. C. D. Jones and J. H. ially invited to come Witherspoon motored to Columbia filled baskets. Many | last Wednesday, returning Thursday II be presented that afternoon. hlch will be several Misses Kittie and Peggie Smith ominent men, sucli as of Blacksburg and Miss Juanita erintendent of educa Smith of Riverside are visiting Mr. E. Swearlngen. also and Mrs. W. S. Langley. ' Sa,)P Hoaeh S.! Miss Pauline Lindsay of Cheraw ddress the friends of %vjlo visited relatives in Lancaster er Mr. V. A. Lingle, ja8t week, is now in Rock Hill, the >erintendent of educa- gUest of Miss Nancy Heath. k and probably others ? , ...? . .. T . . ioned. Refreshments tttMr\ an(1 M"' Jam?3 M,cLaurl? ?f or the benefit of the, AUanta are the guests of Mrs. McLaurln s parents, T)r. and Mrs. J. D. Funderburg. Mr. W. J. Crenshaw of Van Wyck ters for Week Hading was liere on business yesterday. T ill, 1015. Mr. John T. Stevens spent yesterims, Mrs. S. E. Wll- (,ay in Lanca8ter* ells. Mrs. Marv Cook. Mrs T- A Wooding. Jr., who has tzgerald. Miss Emily ,)Pen visiting her parents. Mr. and rge Massev, Miss Norio Mr8- D F SaPP- has returned to her Hss Nellie R. Funder- home in Norfolk. Va. eckham. Mr. Paul Ross Moore, arter spendig for above letters.' ing a week at home, left last night vertised." i for Brooksville, Fla., to resume his TNTER, Postmaster. j civil engineering work. j Mrs. P. B. Morrah and children, I who have been visiting Mrs. Morrah's riONfSTS MEET. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thorn I son. returned this week to their home , r i at Mount Carmel. ns for August C anipaign Mr- W. Carson Hodges, who stood i so successfully an operation for apcommlttee of the or-j pendicitis recently at the Columbia itionists of Lancaster | Hospital, came home Saturday. He Lancaster yesterday, continues to regain his strength. W Tt0G?redgorryby B- Mr" J F Kesbit and family' Mls8e3 ? J?' ~ Irene Stewman and Sadie Wilson and members of the rom- Rey w g PatteriJon attended the W.T. Ellis of Heath! meet,rtB at Tirzab ,a8t present. Mr. John T. Sat"rda>an, and Messrs. Ellis: ^r- and Mrs. S. R. Sherrill of were appointed as a1 Ctaeraw who have been the guests ascertain how many ?* ^r- Sh?rrill s aiat?**. Mrs. Millen her public gatherings! I'lyler. returned this week to their I in Lancaster county' h?me 'n Cheraw. to secure, if possible. Mr. Ed Smith and baby of Rock akers to address each , Hill, who have been in Lancaster for rigs. It is the hope of the past ten days on account of the i that our people gen-; Illness of Mrs. Smith's father, Magmmunlcate to them istrate I. T. Hunter, spent the weekcs and other meetings '?nd in Rock Hill. them to inform the Mrs. Hugh White and two chilly. They also request jreni Virginia and Edwin, who were women of Lancaster the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. w" tnem ; Barron, returned to their home in >hibition speeches at (jastonia, N. Saturday morning py and other meetings. ?Rock Hill Record. Mr. L. Ilirsch and daughter. Mrs. IK TOMATO. S. Scraff. of New York, who have been here on an extended visit to tli^ _ t ? I Messrs. Hirsch and Mrs. I. Myers, n That Bears Likeness j,ave ^ono to Saratoga Springs and (uman rare, othar rMnrtsi hpforA rAfnmino e were presented wltn. New York city. he shape of a tomato Mrs. Mtllen Plyler is entertaining Dohson's garden. Ttin tjjis week at a conglenlal house party rked with many con-| made up of a number of her girlsde hearing a minia-i hood friends and relatives from a wonian s face. Thel cheraw, her guests being Mrs. B. i. nose, mouth, chin R Easterling. Mrs. T. S. Cottington. all marked unmistak-j Mrs. Stanley Anderson and Miss Ora arly in profile does the1 sherrtll. all of Cheraw. w its resemblance to j yslognomv. , * When Will South Carolina Reach It? CRAWFORD DEAD. The Atlanta Journal has reacnen the conclusion that Georgia needs ? compulsory education. That is a ra.ected Colored Woman tioQ^ conycIustoT1. AH states that have no such laws need them. South boen in failing health Caroline needs a more drastic comof years. Aunt Patsy pulsory education law than it ha3, id 77, wife of Henry and let us hope it will follow the very ired, passed away Hat- good step that has been taken in that : her home in I>ancas- direction. Ignorance and suspicion formerly been a slave, breed lawlessness, through the Inof the Crawfords and ab'lity of the ignorant to understand Wylie family. Annt the relations of this life, the right of honest and highly re- others and feel that respect for the whose devotion to her constituted authorities in the onlv ' was marked. Hhe security the peonle have. No state E. Wvlte in his infancy can have too much education.?Bpart*e faithful nurse of tanburg Herald., children.' A"nt Patsv very loval soul and she everything except her Hnt>?<crin* ion Hooks to he Orxs-td. < Purg?ant to a commission issued aervce was made most secretarv of state, on the l*th Aunt PMsv's pnstor, rtav Jdlv. 191R to the tinder? uiy colored who point- cornorators, the books of 8"bseverat lessons from ?2r'.nt,on_to th_ raT>'*nl atnrk of th* M'flwn* ur?^ comnany will h? onen A-loth. 1015. at the of Atlanta M|??r?t. T O^eon in the town of Uola aplr't" haa af?'a waster, 8. C. hie. It h?* rA?t??*"?d W*IN M. PRRgN, ral Conf?ron?e n? the S. l, ALT.FN, *eonai Church. South. Incornoratora worker. Dated August 3rd, l^lg. # 3. AUGUST IT CAN HI: IM>NK. f.V.'.V.V.V.'.'.V.V .1 "Somebody said that thai t* couldn't * be done. V Hut he. with a chuckle replied , That "maybe it couldn't." but he J would be one T^|J|7 Who would not say so till he tried. * Mi I l?j So he buckled right in, with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried, he hid it, * He started to sing as he tackled the n thing : That couldn't be done?and he did it. ffV V | i] "There are thousunds to tell you It J i cannot be done; There are thousands to prohpesy failure; ? mm There are thousands to point out to M you one by one, * V m The dangers that wait to assail you. |1 Hut just buckle in with a bit of a ! VI grain. * J } Then take off your coat and go to it; V Just Start in to sins? as vnn taoHo thing, That 'cannot be done'?and vou'll do I it." ?Ex. | "A (lathering of Governors." i I II I. II | Gov. Manning has Issued a for-, ? I I I T j| | mat invitation to the governors of A MAA*I AA fifteen states to meet at Charleston | > in December, on the occasion of tlie : # Southern Commercial Congress, for; > discussion ot questions of peculiar * interest and importance to the South. ! V A 1 It is to be hoped and expected that j /\ Wlf! most of those invited will attend this : J gather'ng. which should have an un-j V usually strong appeal to them, both W _ _ practically and historically. Fifty IflVlrflll years after the great war that left >! the South prostrate, the recovery of * this section, the problems that its V 1 *1 new prosperity lias induced, the 116 \AT IA1 I splendid prospect it faces, its respon- J wAo W 111J Nihilities and its opportunities, could be considered nowhere more fitting- J ly nor in a more sincere spirit than y in this city, eminently illustrating in ! ! itself the fine flavor of the old and ? the enterprise of the new South, where the war began and where now "? HHl is to be seen the beginnings of a * I HA commercial revival the limits of > A llw/ i which no man may define. I J The meeting in Charleston of the j y Southern governors should be one | ' of the most interesting events of the! year and results of far reaching use-j fulness to the country in general as , well as to this section in particular v should come of it.?Charleston Post. Colored Picnic at Dixie. All roads will lead to Dixie from the north, south, east and west on ?*+ Friday, August 20. Come to the an-' ? nual picnic and have a good time. 1 g M 1 Music by brass band, and oaseball, IJ game. It. B. Dixon. W. M. Sergers, I 1 V A fn A. J. Hunter and Chas. McGee. Com-j V JL ML mlttee. ?*? REGISTRATION' NOTICE. t A X The County Board of Registration t 3*\ / \ will meet at the Cotton Mill August W 6, at Heath Springs August 12 and at Kershaw August 13. The hours of J TH meeting are from ft a. m. to 3 p. m. W. G. A. PORTMt, Chairman. ?, * *7'1 W. Q. CA8KBY. Secretary $ " : y FOR COTTON WEIGHER. V Qf YoUT i ? ? At the earnest solicitation of many friends. I hereby announce myself * 1^1? I a candidate for the office of Cotton wl \JiJ Weigher for the town of Lancaster. JL CliVAU and pledge myself to carry out the j duties of the office with utmr?o? and promptness, if elected. 3L HERSCHEL PLYLER. T j-% ?6-2ip rurmtui Business Notices f un BUY YOUR WINTER COAL now. _ Will sell you best domestic coal at ?> M M. $4.50 per ton. Lancaster Mercantile X m m Company. 83-4tc V %M m A LOST?Between Jones Mercantile !* Company and Dr. J. E. Rutledge's VVVVVVVV residence. July 29th. a suit case, Finder please notifv The News Office. 86-itp i " m i " i " 1111 WANTED?To buy your cow hides, ' | mink, otter, muskrat. 'possum. I! ! M /*" coon, sheep, goat and horse hides. < JI1 V. Want 6,000 pounds at once. See me I] J before you sell. Capers C&uthen. < WANTED?To buy 50 cords ptne||| wood at once. Edwards & Horton mm mm mm MISS MINNIE COLEY, ji lAf Director of Music !' J WW I>ancaMter (iraded Schools. f f Holds Teacher's Certificate, also1*Diploma Southern Conservatory of J J Music, Durham, N. C. Five years'j?. We, of the Cata experience. Terms and arangements J as heretofore. T Roddey & Co.'s st -iZ and to renew our EDGAR J. HINSON j? market for your fi DENTIST. Y hams chickens ee Office In Moore Building, over E. B I nams' cmcRem}- e? Roddey & Co. _ t yourself and let's Hours, ? CO IV^-I to S. Office phone 33. Residence 118. come right along i 1 ? At the same tim 8. l. allen, m. d. i I that is steaks, h Office over lancaster Phnrnury. J ; w . hi Office Hours 8 to 9 a m . 1 to 2 p m I I We CATry on,y * Phone 187. ' ? believe that one v M .i .. i that we are here t dr. c b pratt So, come aroun . 4 DKNT1HT ! I Yo H.oura, 8:80 a. m to 12:30; t:Sf t ? Phone VW. I I Pi T I II] Office over lancaster Pharmacy. I fm I fn lflf WaxiXha 5w6 of fortaue 11111'1" "1"' vaouxEax&i. TSrec^loxla _ ?? jUDSCI FIRST NATIONAL I I > . . . I " " " ! ' OLD RELIABLE f nds a Warm I /ELCOME I TO i rVRHr /1A1IV1I/1 riAf tr/1 * UITIt-lUmiNb NM5 p gives them a cordial j on to come in to see le in the city. I Bank ot Lancaster j Lancaster. S. C 7 ?- ? i; V V V ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ sr. LAST I ? ALWAYS I f/S STORE SERVES YOU. , /ERY HOUR | Life Finds a Need for our Service *** * , TOILET ARTICLES, i I :es and drinks <> 4 ^ re, House Furnishings, Etc. 4* dertaking and Embalming. J MACKEY CO. | . I II II I I II I 1 I I It I I I 1 1 M 11 M I It I Ml I I > i )ME COMERS ARE a ? elcome t wba Meat Market, located in the rear of E B. < > ore. wish to introduce ourselves to the public. ' [ old friendships of the past. We have a ready ! ! irm products, we can handle your cattle, bogs. J | gs, hides and mutton. Come In and introduce > make friends, we are here to serve you. so ' ' and make yourself welcome. ! | le we wish to show you our nice line of Meats, ? > ams, Pork. Mutton, Kid, Eggs and Chickens. ! ! h grade goods of the best quality and sincerely > lslt to our place of business will convince you \ J o serve you, as well as to sell you ' ' d and see us and let's be friends ' ) urs for Oood and Better Business < ? BA MEAT MARKET I ribe to The News