The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 24, 1915, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS !
X 1 an address
v Monday nigl
w?X"X"W-:wX~>X"VV":"X~>X' ot the prt)p,
-?Miss Alma Cauthen of Pleasant |8f a mo,7elJ?!
Hill.left Monday for Gaffney. where! .p<;"p.
she will enter training as a nurse at < many pre
that place. willing to ai
?All who are interested in Tab- This meet
ernacle cemetery are requested to purpose of
meet there Thursday and unite in enough pert
cleaning ofT the enclosure. justify the i
?-Rev. J. S. Dill, D. D., pastor of
the First Baptist church of Gaffney, 'Couu
will assist the pastor in a meeting in
the First Baptist church here, beginning
October 11.
?The many friends of Master OOCi
Tom Funderburk, and they are many,!
will be glad to learn that he is stead-,
ily recovering from fever, with which A moElt eil
he hns been ill for tho past se\c>-ul week was t
weeks. j evening by
?Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dazenby.! pntprtnino.i
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THE LANCASTER 1
HITANT NOTK'K. .'MVMVMVm'MWHWMWHVMU
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? Wish t<> Attend Night V
,ds"ip ??, deliver \ PERSONAL
at No. 2 school house .
it at 7:20 in the interest' Cosed
night school. ThiR
ant that a large number Miss Pearl Coffev ts visiting
ive become interested in . K.?hll-.
s desire of those to have ,n *ersnaw.
sent as possible who are Mr. E>. P. Sapp spent y<
ttend the night school. here on business,
ing is to be held for the Dr. and Mrs. Ft. C. Br<
learning if there are spending awhile at Chick Sp
ions who will attend to Miss Annie Gregory is i
nstallatton school. jier vacation at Johnson Clt!
ty Supt. or Education. ? Mlss JM,n",e C^lev is, the 1
Mr. and Mrs. S. "K. Law re
Chester.
m r Miss Annie Lingle spent 1
I (Oil ISeWS week-end with her sister. M
Mrs. W, VV. Boykin and
ijovable affair of the p* ?t returned Saturday to their 1
he party given Monday ( harlotte.
Miss Pearl Coffev. who Miss Bettv Jones retun
her guests first at the week from Saluda, where st
s fr.d later at her home, several weeks,
resulted in the u>\ard of Messrs. S. W. Thompson,
i Miss Maggie Lee Butlpr Mackev and John D. Wylie
J thp 11 oaf llf Mlau A?
Miss Pearl Miller and Miss Luia Star Theatn
Lindsay left Saturday night for New The games
York, where Mr. Lazenby and Miss first prize tc
Lindsay will purchase fall goods fori of Rtchmoni
the Lancaster Mercantile Company, j Skipper. A
ing salad co
C. & N. W. OUTING.
Mrs. Albe
Lauras! 1 inns .loin in Annual Picnic Saturday afi
Excursion. i Mattle Wa
The annual outing of the Carolina
& North Western Railway employes nj?PHr
took plnce Sunday and was also par- !r. 10
tictpated in by employes of the Lan- ' ' ' ' . ?
caster & Chester Railway, who had J 3 .
been cordially invited by Mr. L. T. "L'*"e"
Nlcholls, president of the road, to > fh f.'
join the party Mr. Nlcholls gives I co*ne\.Btt(
the C. & N. W. employes such an i
excursion every year and through his mu? Rnv
hospitality the Lancaster & Chester , .. *T
employes were this year Included Inj . . .
the treat. Mr. W. F. Rarfleld was
master of ceremonies. The Lancas- '..n ?
ter party left on an L. & C. special | ?""e.
at 4:30 Sunday morning and chang- qnrau r?'Q
ed at Chester to a C. & N. W. special, nr ^
in which the trip was made to Edge-. ?
mont. N. C. The officials of the road | ' ,,
did everything possible for the pleas- jjolfort Wil
ure and comfort of their guests, who ..... . T
spent a delightful day. The scenery ? t*on; ma,
along the road and around Edg??- j,jjpg MtS8
mont and the pure mountain air com- * ''
blned to refresh and invigorate the' ltp0" ir
men and women whose lives are spent wng t(l(>
so largely In offices and on the road. ^oorc.-s
Picnic dinner was served upon ar- j .jn,-aster i
rival at Edgemont. visiting her
Mr.yor Davidson and the Chester
quartette furnished music on tin- |>|.; \tii of
trip. It was a tired but happy and
appreciative party which reached
Lancaster Wo Sunday night. Among ' \wav
the Lancastrians who enjoyed tli?? anftriHi to* q
outing were: Cnpt. and Mrs. I). E. " neat],
Penny and family. Misses Gladys t,rave hattle
Jones and Mary Williamson, Mr. E. era\ years
H. Phillips and daughters. Messrs. paB9etj ' a^8
E. B. Hugglns. Julian Ross. Wendell Thursday t
tl. Wilson. C. K. Connelly and Jim o'clock ni.
Hnthcock. conducted b
COLUMBIA BOOSTERS COMING, ^silted^tw'
??? | of the Met
Will Iteach lamca-nter Thursday i morning at
Afternoon. ! the remains
Mr. Hawley W. Holcomb. secre- Salem ceme
tary of the Columbia Chamber of in his 36th
Commerce, has notified Mayor Hood the Baptist i
and Secretary Ellison of the intended ( Barron Lodj
visit to Lancaster Thursday after- also belong)
noon of about two hundred business Woodman fr
men from the Capital City. The first was in the
of the series of trade booster trips several year
was made last week from Columbia tion to busi
to Edgefield and other towns in thatj to all made
section. This week Winnsboro.l Mr. Willi
Chester, Rock Hill, Lancaster. Ker-j parents. Mr.
snaw ana camaen win oe visitea. a devoted w
The trip will be made by automobile 1 Hammond,
and the Columbia boosters are ex- Williams,
pected to reaeli Lancaster at 4 Williams, T1
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Antonio- znbeth Wil
bile owners in Lancaster will motor brothers anc
to the river to meet the Columbians J. W. Crensl
and bid them welcome. They will Mrs. B. H. 1
stop at the court house situare. where mon. Mrs. C
after an address of welcome, there1 c. E. Will
will be several short addresses by Bruce Willii
well-known Columbians. After- j and Porter
wards there will be a watermelon
cutting. The visitors before the'r l?K\TII
departure will be conducted by the
mammoth Lancaster Cotton Mills and ... m r ,i
to other points of interest in Lauras- ' s" llKK
ter. All of our people, the women q_?olnl tn T
as well as the men. are expected to " * ' . ?
come out and welcome the boosters. '''.l 1 '
The stry of our friends from the ' ?ri!{
Capital City will be short, but we are 1 j.
going to make It as pleasant as P08", Tuesday. th<
8'^e* - ness of sev<
took place <
PLEASANT VALLEY PICNIC. at Salem cei
| vices had b
Will be Hold on Friday, August. church by hi
27th. * i Carson, assi
To the Editor of The News: Weldon an
Pleasant Valley's big annual picnic Dyches. Mi
will be held this year on August 27. Beaver Cret
Friday of this week. years ago an
Pleasant Valley has had ten far- there at the
mere' institutes during the last bore her aul
twelve years. This year, owing to tlan fortitud
the decrease in the fertilizer taa: tax. nlicitlv in ti
Clemson is not holding many insti-j blood of Jes
tutes, and this picnic will take tho| Mrs. Bn
place of our annual farmers' insti-J mother. Mi
tute. We will have this year a pro-j who is more
hlbltlon rally, and in addition to an her hushnn
address by Mr. John T. Green of Lan- Robertson. t
caster, we will probably have ad- Mobley, Mn
dresses by Dr. Snyder of Wofford < Mrs. Williai
College and Dr. George B. Cromer of | lowing sons
Newberry. Lieutenant Governorj Z. P. Macke)
bethea has also been invited to de- B. C. Hortoi
liver an address. There will prob . M, Bruce, J.
ahlv be other sneakers In addition to Bruce.
thosA named above, and the Drosoecta ?,?
are for good sneeches, a good crowd Might
and a better dinner. Everybody is Since rea
cordially invited to brinr a well- view of the 1
filled basket. S. E. B. number of
I Aug. 23, 1916. Georgia ca
that the mr
?>o Plf.RH Worry Voo? state canitol
p?ad ?*bat \ nromi*?ent phvsic.i?n bystanders a
T?vs: "Vornbaw. 8. C., June 26, ing of Fran
916: I have prescribed Davis' P'le
Remedv In ail types of Hemorrhoids Wl
(.niieh> with verv sati?f*etorv results, Tho mai
o*ten cnrine the natlnnt permanently. Sputb Carol
W. C. Twlttv, M. Davis* Pile and a const
Remedy ta for sale bv the Midway gross. We i
Drug Co., and Lancaster Pharmacy, why turn bi
s* 2 aid.
... ... ....or. ..uj m v narione 'octav.
fter the ?ames a tempt-; j H Po8ter E f
urse was served. H)? bar v|a|ted hi? m'other
rt Tinsley entertained f< rs ,ierp m.
ternoon in houor of Mitts Kev. and Mrs. E. A. Thonn
Iker of Charlotte, the1 Sl,endln,r n few day? w5th 1
is Louise VVylie. Bridge at Kershaw and Camden.
eight devotees of tliisj Miss Ella Rhody Macko
ipating. Miss Doroth'* Yorkvllle is the guest of hei
won highest score, was' parents. Major and Mrs.
ith u deck of cards, while I Riddle.
of honor her hostess pre- Miss Mary Horton. who h
Inty handkerchief. Dur-, visiting Miss Leila Gregorv,
moon an elaborate salad ed yesterday to her home
injoyed. ' ston-Salem.
j; y; l:
' \* # ...... Mrs. Crenshaw and Miss
ce Moore of Hartsville n0n ?f Lancaster spent toda
libera of her house party; cit wUh Mra j ? McManus
dc Misses Kate Elliott, ?... ijPf,OVfi
;tt of Lancaster. Misses w ' ? _
tour, Mary Mallett and Mrs. D. M. I0"05
rs of Florence. Misses ?, y. . , an , |^r" a s
e Annie Mrvs Eula Boykin of Roykins visited Mr
uinter. Messrs Raymond Jo"PS yesterday.
bert Nettles, Henry Best Miss Mildred Hackney. \
e. and Messrs Eugene heen visiting her aunt. Mr
Hard Coker of Timmons- Lazenby, returned Saturday
nesday morning for Dar- her home In Charlotte,
ting the trip in automo- Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Thorn
Monro nn.i lipr 11. i r??.r?n rM.1..#* 1'... - ?
?.. i iiiw, ir>?9, iinrr spending
nuking a round of pirns- weeks* In and around Lancas
litlnl event at Darlington for their home Monday,
e, given in honor of Miss |)r r. I{ Pratt |8 "8pendi
st Mrs. M. B. l'lyler of vacation at his former home i
lister of the hostess, is Carolina and will he awaj
a'so- Lancaster until September
Mil II ! ' WIIjIjIAMH '^'r ;im' Mrs s ^
>114. II. I.. Mil.Mr w p ,jrown Miss Leil
.. ,. ,, orv. Misses Mary Morton of \
Ienth Spring Passes ^ Mr A , Gregory
'lie News"" " *' <Ml to HiK sPrin* Sunday af
ring' Aug. 23.?After a Mrs. E. H. Smith and ha
for life lasting for sev- have been >? Lancaster for
Mr. Herbert E. Williamsi weeks during the illness c
iv at his home here on Smith s father, the late Ms
lie 19th iiist., at m Hunter, returned Saturday i
Funeral services were , Nock Hill.
y his pastor, the Rev. J.
js, in the Baptist church. Advertised letters for Week
the Rev. J. B. Weldon August 21, 11)15.
hodist church, Friday Mrs. Deulah Morris. T. ]
10 .o'clock, after which I ner, Miss Ola Lucus, Miss
were laid to rest in; Miller. Mrs. Mattie Truly
tery. Mr. Williams was Monnie Green, F. M. Grei
year, was a member of, Nancy Jones, Miss C. Annie
church, and a member of When calling for above
je, No. 261, A. F. M. He please say "Advertised."
3d to the Junior and JAS. F. HUNTER. Postm
aternities. Mr. Williams
mercantile business here Is PILES Your Trouli
s ago. and by his devo- Then get relief quick. Go
ness and fair treatment to the Midway Drug Co., or
many staunch friends. , ter Pharmacy and get a b
ams is survived by his Davis' Pile Remedy and don
and Mrs. J. C. Williams, longer. Davis' Remedy d
rife, who was Miss Ollie work,
five children, Herman
1 wri i n~ . * ?*
uiu/u tv ininiua, umiitfj
Hams. He also leaves
1 sisters as follows* Mrs.!. V V VI
law. Mrs J. T. Crenshaw. I ill la/I 3 J
Plvler. Mrs. M. Black- | I IB/ IUI U
L. Stover, ami Messrs. )( I 1% | W N ll
lams. D. D. Williams. ' l/lu JLTil* ll
ams, I,angston Williams
Williams. 3S
[ OF ACaKD I.A1IY. <?.
e Itrilce <;?>. ?. to Her Ju/J
,? jj Monday
prlng. Aug. 2.1 - Mrs. j
e, aged 71 year3, w ife of : A
ruce, iiled a* her home a ;
i jr
i 17th inst.. after an ill- U
>ral months. Interment J '
>n Wednesday afternoon
netery after funeral scr- $ Dr. M. R. Campbel
pen hel<l in the [tapl 1st ^; Otvtioian who has hep
er pastor, the Rev. It. F. < I ^pucian wnt) nas "et
sted by the Rev. J. ll. :; six years, will spend
d the Rev. J. W. H. .... . ie
rs. Bruce united with.; fitting glasses. If yoi
ik Baptist church manvi|; Remember he will be
d was a devoted memberj:j
time of her death. She ? ; ? m *r
(Terings with true Chris-,;; I 11 I |v 1
le. and died trusting im-pg * 1 ^ J.
le merits of the atoning';*
us Christ. ; \ If you are suflferin
ice is survived by her j i Jf strainin
rs. Caroline Robertson. J J 11 Jou art Suramin
than ninety years of age, i , workinfiT?
n, a uroiuer, >ir. j. iw. W- .
hree slaters. Mrs. H. W. '' If you are seeing ti
Duo'can Si". i' ? V"" are not enjoy
i. Mrs. A* pClHonoo, 22: 11 YOU SHOULD SI
,3*.mu"rBr?MEaM<o: e'. !| and have a careful co
> normal sight. Brok
hmh wom. j! guaranteed.
ding Tom Watson s re -? ; mU!7CiniV J I
SWT &&&S*; | EARLY aal (
r? congratulate herself ' ? ,
>h v1l<l not blow up the ; j ^ T m
or ahoot a few innocent
a a prelude to th? lynch - Wg #]
k.?pi Hon Horald %. |4 I |U
? ;
(it Turn Back? " ;
ority of the pennle of < i
ina want, political peace j
ructlve program of pro- ^
ire on that road now. ao ?? INI P* *1T I nil1
ack??Spartanburg Her- ^ 11CAF ^OU
STKWS A [ T< j LtST 24. 1915.
K~:~X~> IMI'OHTANT MKKTINCi.
?) Joint Conference in foluinMa Sep- J
tciuher 7, H anil 11.
The State Conference of Charities' J. W y
and Corrections will meet September * I
7. 8 and ! at Columbia, in conjunc- I I
tlon with the Conference for Com- >J m XJ
; friends tnon Good. The important topics to
be presented by these sessions should !
bring a large attendance of people. * JV
? av who believe that our penal and char-i
itable methods are not what they I .* #H >
)wn are ghmiin ho ?..a <? ?
- ? wi auu uu|ut i? ue UUVI *1 I Sf I A
rings. 'bettor. Distinguished speakers from '
rpendin.-: a distance, as well as home talent,' *
i*. Tonn. will lead In discussions bearing
guest of specially on the feeble-minded and "
!nre the short-term offender. All inter- y V A
ested persons are Invited to attend | J| m [ |1
these conferences. j * ^
the post Further information may be bad
l"s Kffie addressing ,
DR. A. T. JAMISON. J
children Greenwood. S. C. . M HONK who UIM
lome in I B
Why Continue to Suffer from Piles I . . .
led last When you can get relief by going ] A D* 11 Strolljf, |
ie snent to the Midway Drug Co., or Lancas-' J
ter Pharmacy for Davis' Pile Remedy! 111 t tllC'V SI1C
and by its use stop the trouble? Ask
for Davls' p,,e Remedy. Do it to-| * idle lllOlieV, will <1
motor* u ^ay. 3 ( #
T, ? ? ?-? bearing
Business Notices j
relatives WANTED AT ONCE?6,000 pounds Z
CERTIFICA
cow, mule, horse, goat and sheep , !
. hides. See me before you sell.' t .. <<mu? rtu t??i
rell of capers Cauthen. Lancaster ,S. C. i il'OHl 1 llG UlQ Xv6J
r grand- , V
J. M. WANTED?Copies of The News! Z lllOllt is especially a
dates of July 30th and August!
las been 6th. We will pay for these papers * lM'Cciatt'S ill Value, t
return- if delivered to this office. 90-tfc I
W'n" WHY BUT NEW FRUIT JARS j a,,(1 ,ua.v bt' '
Emma y?u can Bet the tops and rubbers' ln.mov ? nrL- fol. vm
y in thp at Mackorell's? When In want of I<M > <M
. -Rock anything call at Mackorell's for It.
Jno. B. Mackorcll. >
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for SALE OR RENT?On Chester- HHI ?| 1
' field avenue, one nine room 1 hA Kotl
dwelling. lots and :?11 necessary out * J[ lllj 11/111J
buildings, with lights and water | V
vho lias Terms easv. J. M. Hough.
s. L. C. ?? --
night to Lane
EDGAR J. HINSON :1
ipson DENTIST. #1
se\er;?1 o(flce jn Moore Building. over E. B ']
,(>r- l,,ft Roddey & Co.
Hours, H to 12?1 to O. % % % % % % % % %<
ing his Office phone 33. Residence 118.
n North
, from S. L. ALLEN, M. D. * J a |ir w
(tllicn over Lunenster Pharmacy. +*+ I M M B
oinpson. office Hours 8 to 9 a. in., 1 to 2 p. ui , i H wk B
IMlOIIO I Mf Kf
Vinston- ^ W W
tenioon* DE. C. B. PRATT
DFNTIST
Several Hours- 8:30 a/m. to 12:30, 1:30 V
if Mrs p^0 6:^R Ml t,U' nt U
Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. 1111(1 plll'itV (?t tile (I
night to J> 1
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;n. Mrs. THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK. V
Howie.
letters. . will be pspeciallv 1
Notice to ( reditors and Debtors. 1 1
aster. All persons holding claims against 1111(1 lllCC (TCaillS. (
the estate of Mrs. Eveline Fulsom J toilet
ile? are hereby notified to file same with *?
at once the undersigned: and all persons in- ?&
Lauras- debted to the said estate are hereby Jt
ottle or notified to make payment of same to ? a?P\t 1
't suffer the undersigned. ?* _ i_i_. ~IVlr,l>l
oes the E. H. HORTON, Administrator. X *
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here only two days. instruction sheet, 6
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