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4 * vy-m Che Cauraatcr Xriua (SK)Jl-WKKKLY.) W,,AT ni J I* ANITA WYLIK Editor _ ' ' ' J. C. NHEPAKD. . . Business MauaKer 1 ,le KO< K 1 day stated th PUBMHHKRS' ANNOUNCEMENT: from Ulu'as Published Tuesdays and Fri- Hock Hill T1 days at Lancaster, S. C., by The luinbia hooste Lancaster Publishing Company, th_ rpPPnHnn successors to The Ledger.es- V.K , tablished 1852; The Review. allfl thereby established 1878; The Enter- 'City That Let Drise. established 1891. and en- what source T 5fredl 8fCon.d*Cla88 D?alter 1 information w Oct. 7, 1906, at tne postofflce at Lancaster, S. C.. under Act ,ve w,1! reni of Congress of March 3, 1879. that even had ? mtertaining i SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: pear, we woi (In Advance.) Hock dill foi $l; ' Who know th Six Months 75c that leads 1 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. hospitality Li Henceforth all obituaries. genuine thing cards of thankB, lodge notices. lialitv which aotites of all public affairs reive and entf charging admission, citations. , f . executors' notices, notices of discharge, etc., will be charged ome. Two for at the legal rate. dock Hill ye There has been some uncer- to meet the I tainty in the minds of our j tf) Lancaster friends as to what news really is. The Items mentioned above sand people I are not news items, nor can we dresses on th accept such items for publica- i and seats we tion except as advertising. NVp |earned members of t Weather forecast for South Caro-, ,. . . i.i when the time lina: Showers Friday and probably Saturday. 'n '*och Hill. ? tors wished FRIDAY, \l (ilST 27. 1?15. Hillians for tl __? j hardly a cor The Columbia boosters came. saw. them. Our i and were convinced that "Lancaster1 large number Leads." boosters fron unbiased rea< The extreme activity of late mos- parative diffe quitoes is doubtless due to the fact 1? Hock Hill that their days are numbered. ;tate's accoi ? trip. The iin Have you bought your chautauqua i "t> 'he repoi season ticket? If not remember the 'Lancaster L time is short. in fact scores One week hence Lancaster will be 1 on the tri| In the midst of her first Chautauqua. My the way, have you bought your XX-X-X-Xtickets? + t'HAUTAU It may be a long way to conipulsorp education in South Carolina. T)l(, ( but every night school established in bas 0I1j0yed t this commonwealth brings us nearer chautauqua i to that goal. ftble beneflt t Let state politics which will rag?- ' hardly a to next summer take care of itself. ?Ut 1 u i si . ... , such attractif while we co-operate with our good ? arrange at or governor in neipiug anuui i aromia next v?>ar. A to prow greater. ^ enter upon tl The meeting Monday night at Wf> u'8b to which a night school is to be organ- 'ulPPy experi ized, should appeal to many citizens 'ia(' w'th c of the community Let there be a changes have good attendance. months comr ^ terms upon tl The picnic season is nearing its be derived fr ( lose and the people of thiB county recommendat are taking advantage of every oppor- tonia (Jazettt tunity of meeting together this sum- with, is reprt mcr for a day in the open. consensus of 4, 1 "As an ed The Columbia Record voices this force in the 1 timely reminder which we pass on ,,ua ''as aln to our readers: ""Any demagogue 'ias Pas30<* ' " * Any commun can teach the people how to hate, well as pie Rut the golden rule was given us program w from above." brings to itt ! value is offe If Columbians flnd it wise to can- fM,s'no?8 niar in fact for vass the state in a buy at home .. campaign, our citizens also might apply the moral, buying in Columbia Lancaster, only those things which they cannot gainer by procure in Lancaster. the Capital + Record gave The need of a street sweeper. 1 |{ed Rose cit which will be used daily, is obvious. Resides a c< It should be provided before our Luther Ellis civic pride is further humbled and f'ons showed before the accumulated grit begins assets. The to wear trie new-iain aspnait. | president or of Commerce I?y means of the splendid new < [> jon motor truck which has so well dent- Messrs. Johr onstrated its worth t othe county on Carson of 1 the roads during the past ten days cuts of the I this county will soon have roads of t!io Central s which we can be proud. tilizer Compi i of Main stre In the congressional race in the ed a few. of fourth district. Spartanburg won over Greenville, but the latter coun-f Once morr ty is not left altogether comfortless., era throughc because of the fact that its proposed to The News bond issue for roads carried by tijn which is good majority. hood news. , that every s If the speed fiends who have been advertised. monopolizing Main street ever since! the paving was finished are not ; \Ve cannol checked in their madness, somehodv the admirabl is going to be killed and for some- t>ja boosters, body else there will be a lifetime of in order that -egret. We urge that drastic means. I ahn ?nmr?tim if necessary, be resorted to in order' mend their to stop this utter disregard of the, for them to t rights of pedestrians. I Carolina F?rs Ail of us need just the sort of en- Prohibition tertalnment the chautauqua will af- month or in ford. Busy bread-winners, men who state, "Aftei are closely confined in offices, wo- tion the wate men whose lives also know no idle the band wai moments, and even the children who should be given every opportunity We should for self-Improvement, should buy sea- Bon to the co son tickets and enjoy the whole series went to sen of entertainments. j and represen THE LANCAS # >ri.t> \vk i,k.\hn? lkttkk* from - >ir. it. k. wyu? lill Herald of Wed nee- l?r?wloi? of Sa and Colorant at certain cominitteees ._ iter were expected In tu rod ay when the Co- Denver> CoU , rs arrived, "to witness ieaving Yellowstone accorded them here our next stop was a oe governed when the Utah, which we fet ids- ic reached." From ^ most , charmin , cities we have visit he Herald derived such ed at the foot of th( e cannot ascertain, but tains and has a po ind our contemporary 000. It was four we been the novice at ^oung, who planne , future by laying it t tries to make us ap- beautiful ?ne8 Tt ild go elsewhere than right angles and at our first lesson. All including roomy, 2 e spirit of the "citv It is noted for its h enow that the sort of whJch 18 the Vtah. mow tnat tne sort or $2 500 000 The , mcaster affords is the and Tabernacie are . prompted by that cor- the city. The form is always ready to re- tive granite, the wi rtain visitors, who can- 'eet thick at the 1 . .. , . six feet at the top. he warmth of our wel- $4 000.000. No on Lancastrians did visit fa{th is allowed to sterday but they went portals of the tern oosters and pilot them nacle stands nearbi where several thou- 'nnR ^ ^:,<l 'eet u . ,. ,, . is self-supporting ai leard the excellent ad- the floor The ma ie court house square granite. The sea re provided for them. 10,000. There is i otrnetiirn ITvorv r\ nowever. rrom several ?>?.. .......v. ....... .. . ? . . nacle there is Riven he Columbia party that beglnning promptty ? came for the addresses wbich hour the don at which time the visi- no one can ent to thank the Hock We attended one ol neir kindness, there was or*an ?? a , ment, being one ol poral s guard to hear flnegt in the worid. people were present in years ago. It is J s and mingled with the 108 stops and ront i first to last. Every ranging in length ... * 82 feet. Any tone ler will note the com- ran ,)p produced OI rence in space devoted Pan be made to n and Lancaster in The a minute. The orp unt of the up-eountr\ 'nK s',s *ePt ,rr)I ., , Tlie acoustic arra pression evidentiv made . 1 Tabernacle are mai tor at least was that nP!lsl>(| tlio droppini ends." Many boosters, ond of the auditor! of them, declared Lan- at the other end w he best town thev visit- found as It hit We took 111 the ' in the cltv in a sigh ? state capitol buildit some structure, v ;t- the ?tate penitentia yi'.\ K\TII I'SI ASM. in the machine nnn i!i cunants through hi ctaii had loss prism , . -u . than anv other st cnee of everv town that .. .. Carolina. 11" exi he advantages of a good |?nimotto state wt s that it is of incalcul- "fjov. Blaze" had t o the community. There convicts. In tho iwn of any size through- 8'iuar* stands a hat .to Prleham N oune h that has not secured w|veg an(, -2 rhi >ns or that has failed to and (he homes of sc ice for a like season the were pointed out. ls Lancaster is about to whieh tlie noted , . , .... Adams, was liorn. us feast of good things, Hons of fhp Hty ,s commend to you the nated bv Brigliam ence other towns have manv resnects was hautauquas. Our e\- >" spite of his plur for the past several ,,oa,, of a snml nentecl ?? "ncer,a,n ;n"47"'hThl" ?h. ne profit .mrt pleasure to ,j,le much to his > oni them. Among other thought. The stati ions, that of The Gas- ,ea<1 of a" the ot >. whim we quote here- ma"er ?! ?',uratio , , pulsory law requ tentative of the general between six and si opinion: tend school and 8 ucatlonal and uplifting taxes are devoted t community the cbautau- "cation. The city eady proven its worth. vor>' progressive, the experimental stage. many new building ity will derive benefit as of erection and tin asure from the varied was ,)einK extendec hich the Chautauqua a matter of i midst. Something of Sa" Air- famo red fo? the farmer, the hake, 10 m i, the professional man. The water is 22 | people jn all walks of ,,,p ^nccifir gravity sustains the humai ? . sltion. Uncle Geo as well ;* Columbia, is "rooks Lazenhy w the booster trip out of ru,t,y in "*'.i1m,nin' water. While we (ity. The ( olumbia fho American Mar wide publicity to the in session. Among y and county this week. Present were ex-M >mprehensive sketch bv Sona,or James \V. ... ' and ex-Senator El on. numerous illustra- York. who ?as I some of our principal Senator Jim Ham likeness of Col. Springs, with his pink whii the Lancaster Chamber attendance. The . the vice president. Mr ^ty [* 1 cent being Morrnoi es. Secretary Ellison, in the state or Cta i T. Stevens and J. M cent. In Salt Lake Cershaw .together with Christian denomi .ancaster Cotton Mills rh,,rc'lft8- T'1" <d . . . ? ' ten acres each, ichool, the Catawba Per- There are many iny and a birdseye view the city, one of wl et in Kershaw, portray- 'ate O. W. Howai our prized possessions. Lfiadin,K attorney f ^ I The place where tl , i0. ..? , at one time coverei let os tiree nor rr?nrl- _i ,L , utrpwi 01 nine nun >ut the county to sendj We left Salt La regular correspondence rado Springs over recorded the neighbor- ^'ran,'e ,{ai,roa(1. . . ... , kansas river, whli It Is by this means only Co,orado> going ectlon may be properly Tennessee Pass. reached Salida, Co jf on account of wasl t too heartily commend roa<l causing loss t e slogan of the Colum- "?Bfrtpal8B '?.r?Y*h \ , made by the river t 'Carolina First.' but tains, until after c some people hereabouts the night there, r es buy in Charlotte may the a<>xl morning. ways, we think It wise our o?>c .... , ?a was attached to th? idopt the slogan "South, from v.hW.h WR it." | the lio'i'tv of t * both sides of the i is going to win next tower above to the the language of The ^he tr?In hi ? a . . , I s'owlv. winding its r that September elec- , _ through the narro r-wagon will have to be, different hues of t (fori." : a beautiful picture, * | fast at Pueblo and be planning a contrlbu- C?|nr??Ho ST'neg. untv fair exh'bits if von ?? Jefferson Os"t* every department full jng chlld of J(,ff Da tatlve. | of the Confederate 3TER NEWS, AUGUST 27. 1915. x-x-x-x,_______ TilK WEST, v ^ | (Jive* His I in- A1- * xx^u> t vlhcrc V)/Y1 r Vug. 23.?After /[ JV VCIL i National Park, ul If t Salt Lake City. ri\ m ? md to be one of f\w7/l i g and beautiful yJJ^lw*i it! ed. It Is sltuat-' \tfh<5 Ci e Wasatch moun- w ^ pulation of 12 5.- VTrrV'^y ided by Brlgham \.iAlly d wisely for the 7 along broad and, llWi ^ le streets run at, vC^ e 132 feet wide. I 2-foot sidewalks. I otels. the best of ; I built at a cost of I VIormon Temple; JL. i r in the center of 0 L?_liL er is built of naills being sixteen ???? base, tapering to . , _ . _ The building cost ( 0,?!",ad? ,SPrin*8 and C io, outside of the Clt*. "*? Winston-Salem, a cross the sacred f tle*> tJ? pie. The Taber- "?,n of<0'?00 and tj?e latter It is 250 feet ( olora(lo City was the first ca Y,i? The celllne t,le 8tate and we were Poin ,G Is 70 feet from the little log building which * terial is of white as the or 8!ate hou8< ting capicity is ?*n ,has w2 ?n not a nail in the J?d?e 'n the Uldted Stat,ef ? Mums hv namp. whn f 1 tic?s. in lav in me laDcr- - - - , t * ' an organ recital. and 8Pares not Colorado Sp at 12 o'clock at a fanioU8 resort on accounl irs are closed and mineral waters at rvft. Manitc er the building bv and ?f the splendid in ' the recitals. The scenery all around the place, is musical instru- Peak- anow capped, towers a r the largest and \h*?[he.rB\ having an elevu It was built 30 1^.265 feet. A railroad wii >x feet high, has wa>' UP the mountain, but tl ains 3 500 pipes, adventurous of the tourists p from 2 inches to RO b>' burro, which means or shade of tones of a donkey. Hundreds i its pipes, which V.tUe. animals are kept spond 726 times Manitou for this purpose ai ranist while play- an amusing sight to see men. n the instrument. ?nd children ascending and < ingements of the ,nK ,be mountain on these rvelous. We wit- Uttle creatures The moui g of a pin at one ?amed after Gen. Z. It P iuin and standing American soldier, who was 1 e heard distinctly an attack on < anada at the a the floor >'''a,;s ?He descended the ] points of interest ,\80,6- Ho marched ten days t-seeing car. The its base and after vigorous ? ig is a verv hand- ?" ?*ale It lie abandoned the I'e were taken to > bURe boulder commemorat rv. The "spieler d,arlnf, adventurer stands n ... ? i .v. .. Ih A- It. (J. depot at ( olorado ounced to the oc- ' s megaphone that There are several itit ners to population drives out of the city. Tl ate except South day we made the trip thro [tlained that tlm Williams Canyon, the road is Prst because around the mountain up to t urned loose l.r.rtb of the Winds. From this p center of Temple adjacent mountains and t idsome monument valleys between are spread < Yoniip '<ed IX panorama, the little town o Idren. His home Manitou lying at the base. I veral of his wives the cave one is at first spel also the house in 'he sensation at first being t actress Maude are 'n some enchanted place. One of the attrac-i stand at the entrance of a lovely park do- Alcove, the brilliant electrl Young. who In "ash Its entire length, expc a remarkable man unbroken surface or rare fori al marriages. At by the stalagmites. In Finli 1 hand of the fol- a portion of Crystal Palace is he came to Utah pd a rare scene of beauty. Ft !te and city are 'he cave are Majestic Hall <agacity and fore- hundreds of stalagmitesand ( < w?. * t . i Qhrtti U'linrn flirt I n u* of crro * oi i can is in inn ?" " n>?>> -.or statos in tho ignored. Hut words will n It lias a com- idea of the wonderful beaut; iriiig all children Place. *t is said that 60,000 xteen years to at- v'sit Hie rave annually. 6 per rent of the drive we passed through the o the cause of ed- of "ip Gods. The ro k formi of Salt I.ake is "lis place are wonderful. T We noted that sent a" kinds of shapes frot rs were In process a toad frog. Along this 1 ? sewerage system saw the place where the Clil 1. era reside. Another drive course, we visited was the Palmer High Drive, lis resort situated South Cheyenne Caynon. Th iles from the city. 's called the "Trail of the I, per cent salt and fine." and inspired John F is so great that it wrote the book with that tit ii body in any po- "Lonesome Pine," high u[ rge Phillips and nioutain. separated from otli ould find no diffi- vvas plainly visible. One r around in the points of interest oh the tri were in the city Seven Falls. A small strear Association was down the mountain side i the great lawyers ?d seven different times t resident Taft, ex- ledges, on its course to th Halley of Texas below. Steps ascend the r ihu Itoot of New alongside of the falls and vli elected president, i UP a,,d down all the time. I Lewis of Illinois, 27r> steps, but when I mou ikers. was also In 'ast one I was about out ol population of the After resting awhile our pa 125,000, forty per on np Cheyenne mountain to is. The illiteracy "on Point, where is the gra\ ih is only two per 'at0 popular novelist, Hel< City there are 21 Jackson, the author of Ham nations and 87 vvas from this point where ty blocks contain see for a hundred miles, tha rr.ous author wrote most pretty homes in books. Her dying request ' llch is that of the 8he be buried near this spot, rd, who acted as 'bose who visited her grav or Harry Thaw, bring two stones and place ie city stands was *rav?" and carry away one. rt by the lake to a m'd ?r atones now surmo dred feet. grave. Hut the body was not ke City for Colo- to reBt lon? the spot. 1 the Denver & Rio dren had her remaina remov< following the Ar- cemetery in Colorado Sprlni 'h has ita source 't la at the first grave the over the famous have made a ahrine. Another When our train made was through North C J., we found that Canyon up to the home of M l-outa on the rail B- JacK' familiarly known i if time, we would tain JAck." the only womi he "Royal Oorge" actually operates a mine in tli hrough the moun-' ^he at one time owned th lark, ao we spent ^ueen mine at Cripple Cret ea"ming our trip has a little bungalow and < nefore reaching of ,anfl. called Ruckhorn Pa n observation car the crest of the mountain, w ? rear of the train, He"a curios and an autobl ^oved exenedlng'> called "The Fate of a Fairj he acenerv. On 'a a very interesting charact train high peaks- Ungliah birth, but came to th distance of 2,000] States in her enrly girlhood a d to proceed verj ried CBpt. Charles.K. Jack, a '.vny 1'ke a snake Farm gut's fleet during t ?w passage. The War. Her book tella or he he rock pre?ented adventures with the Indiar We took break- waa tomahawked once by a I proceeded on t< hut ahot the savnge dead, a c'tv of 4 0.OK. Pfoud of her position in Masi >e heroo of Mm the last survivor of the "eg. tbo ooi? Rv- men who were made chart* via. only president >,orR hy Albert Pike of the < states the Fast urn Star. I bought / is no hot-house metho >pitig a ?oo6si3e&$mk< me alone will do the work, tlhercj* no rapid \ growth b accumulation. 3jappg infccei* is an sag he owes no man anything. 3jappi< an who can proudly say * I have moneg i ?he battle. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. Lancaster, S. C. oloradolher books and had her to write her | re twin , name therein. I know that Paul I fy popula- j Moore and Eugene Secrest will take I f 10,000.1 delight in reading the book. The I ^ ipital of I "Captain" is now 73 years of age, ' ted out but is still active and strong. As we .'as used drove up to her home ex-Governor ?. This Slaton of Georgia was just taking his police departure. Captain Jack has a dia- Spec i, Mrs. mond ring which Gen. Robert E. Lcei H lprisons gave to her husband with the date Mrs. irings Is 1363 ingraved inside. I asked her to weel t of the let me see it. Putting her hand in her Cam >u near- bosom she hesitated, looked me m ountain square in the eye remarking. "If you spen Pike's attempt to take it. I'll shoot you dead Mr. bove all on the spot." It is unnecessary, per- piaci ition of haps, to add that I did not make the rp| ads its "retempt," as Salty Ben was wont to ron(] ae more say. Captain Jack says she expects ,j1(> refer to to present the ring to the Confeder- j , on the ate museum at Richmond, Va. of these We are now in Denver, staying at Mt. with Mrs. Mamie Witherspoon. widlid it is ow of our cousin, the late S. Hall ,,ap women Witherspoon, who made many ')y ' lescend- friends in Lancaster on her several ^erf comical visits. We will leave for Chicago M itain is Wednesday night. den kt>. an R. E. WYLIE. ht tilled in Gaff go of 3 4 the Peak in * of tl to reach + FROM OTHER PAPERS. + M ittempts * tawl project. iili'Hli'H'Hfit-l-Hl-Hii'H. Mrs ing this Can't Enjoy Their Blessings. ear the * ^ j.lc Springs. Some people never know when an off year in politics comes.- Ander- ~ cresting son Ma? T le flr3t _ Tue u?h ,|hc The Real Objection. '? s winding , Ass? he Cave That prohibition prohibits causes m ?i?, some persons to look unoti it with ,y,7i disfavor. Edgefield Advertiser. at t eautifui , n as * Invariably. Tue f Mount , , ' 4. ,, Entering ?Ve like to hear em discuss the M l-bound, war; the less they read the more witl hat you they talk! -Orangeburg Times and niea As you Democrat. ^ c *Mghts Might Follow His Own Teaching. cast sing its "The time has passed for words!" ns made shouts the Colonel, emitting some ay Hail, ii.000 of 'em.?The State. ^ present- ' ^ irther In Gnats Were Not Swatted. ^ with its Many of our political troubles pnr, "uriosity would never have happened if the sior tation is gnats that started them had been y give no swatted with silence.?Columbia sun ir of this Hocord. at persons Aft( On this .\i?d Many Who Drink Something Ran i Garden Stronger. the itlons in We'll bet that nine out of every nn(j hey pre- tP? men in South Carolina who drink y n a ship buttermilk will vote for state-wide vjsj route we prohibition next month.?Spartan- jj !T Dwell- burg Journal. y we took hRV through To Some Tt Isn't. (jen lis route Tresideut Banks of the State Press ,i,p| onesome Association has called a special jj 'ox. who meeting of that august body to be y le. The held in Columbia during Fair week. j,}.s on the As if once a year isn't enough.? awj er trees, Anderson Mail. Car of the y |p is the Don't Forget. vj8j n plung- Don't forget that you can carry y s arrest- your cotton for years without its de- P|,il >y rocky terioration, and that the time will j?g e valley come, unless the South continues to y nountaln grow more cotton than the world de- Kra sitors go mands. when every bale of cotton y counted will be needed at a good price.? i,av nted the Florence Times. spe ' breath. y rty kept How Murder Spreads. 0hil Inspira- Just one murderer may have es- We? re of the caped justice when f^eo M. Frank's y en Hunt sentence was commuted to life 1m- to lona. It prisonment, but In his place there sj)P| one can are now twenty-five or more mur- pUj t the fa- derers at large In the state of Geor- I of her gia, and it is safe to predict that is ? was that everyone of them will escape Justice ,)ar and that by common consent.?Henderson * e would Gold Leaf. vlnl i on her jy A pyra- Appreciate* Hio KfTort*. ing unts the it's hard to diagnose the opposi- her allowed tion that seems to be manifest ^ ler chll- against Governor Manning from the id to the some of his former supporters, but Fui rs. But we feel certain that this opposition .> tourists will die down before next summer, gpe: trip we as no South CarolHia governor, to our wit "heyenne way of thinking, has ever tried hard- jy rs. KUen er to carry out his campaign prom- aft* is "Cap- ises. It begins to look as If some of ^ in who those who advocated the things that Gin le world. Governor Manning stands for are ad- in 1 le Blgck vocates of such things in name only. |y( sk. 8he -Chester Reporter. niri <0 acres for rk, near lie Your Parent*' ('hum. \ here she Hon. l,awton B. Rvans of Augusta. i^in lography sneaking In thai city Sunday about ^e? V." She hovs. Raid: "A bo^ cannot be kept Batt er, is of from mln*l?ng with all sorts of pen- \ e United nle. h"t If he Is broneht un r'eht and of I ind mar- ^onbdes In his parents he has inoo.<? n officer i^ted himself against sin and evt' ^ ho Civil tost as peonle are inocu'atert again** r darinv smal'nox and tvnhold and o?her dis- ^ is. She "ases." Mr. Rvans here nolnts ou* ,"e red skin the onlv kev to the bov-rni?ing bus'- are She is nous. If you don't Inoculate him with 'he inry, be- vour own Influence there is rnlghtv ''ol) 70 wo- 'ittle chance of his being ahle to no*' >r mom- throw off all the rottenness that a Order of snv h?? to hear and lenrn.?Spartant one of hurR Herald. ? <3> b of AetounL | transit- J\ the mart er still is 'OUNTY ~NEWS\ j HEATH SPRING. ial to The News, eath Spring, Aug. 24.?Mr. and J. C. Williams are sDendins; the t among their children in the p Creek community. ^ \ r. Irby Cauthen of Rock Hill t the week-end with his parents, and Mrs. A. Cauthen. at th's e. he Rev. W. W. Boyce. pastor, lucted a protracted meeting at Pleasant Hill A. R. P. church week. he Rev. J. F. Hammond, pastor. Ihcted a meeting at Centre Grove list church last week, assisted he Rev. John Neal and the Rev. ram Stover. iss Gladys Twittv went to CamTuesdnv to visit her sister, Mrs. 1 Mackcy. She will leave for ney. where she has n position in graded schools, the latter part le week. r. and Mrs. I'. 11. Mobley of Caha Junction are visiting Mr. and G. L. Mobley. ? r J. C. Ileckliam, agent, is spendliis vacation in Jacksonville, Fla., in Richmond. Va. lie Rev. J. VV. H. Dvches left sday night for Ridgecrest, N. C., y pend a few days on the Baptist ?mbly grounds there. [r. Beahm of N'ortli Carolina is <tituting for Mr. J. C. Beckham lie Southern Railway depot, orn to Mr and Mrs. W. B. Twitty, sday, August 24th, a daughter. Ir. E. B. Mobley has a position 1 Williams & sVilliams. at the t market. irs E. 11 Mobley and son. Taylor, visiting Mr. S. 1). Taylor in l.an- ?4| er. TABERNACLE. r*ia 1 to The News. .iim-iiiHiie, auk. 2*.?we are ing a good school now. We have illed f?7 during ?he summer seai. Ir. J. F. Carnes entertained Ills day school class of fourteen girls . his home Wednesday afternoon, er a couple of hours spent playing tes, the young people marched to dining room, where dainty ices cake were served. Irs. Kenneth Laney of C'heraw is ting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart. Tisses Nell and Janie Stewart e returned to their home in Camafter spending a month with ir grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart. Irs. W. II. Carnes of Columbia returned home after spending tile with her mother. Mrs. Ellen nes. liss Julia Trotter of Columbia is ting Uev. and Mrs. W. C. Kelly. Ir. and Mrs. J. M. Carnes and dron of Monroe. N. C.. are visitrelatives here, liss Ruth Riddle is visiting her ndmother. Mrs. Elliott. Irs. B. B. Plyler and children e returned from Charlotte, after nding a few days. Ir. and Mrs. J. Ft. Courtney and dren spent the latter part of the ^ )k with relatives in Van Wyck. liss Mary Stirewalt has re?nrnr??t her home in Faith, N. C., after nding awhile with Mias Carrie iderburk. dttle Mias Mary Steele of Dixie (pending a week with her grandents in this section, ilr. Ben Knight at Cheraw Is ting Mr. Ganson Funderburk. lias Beulah Funderburk Is spendher vacation with her parents e. lias Beutah Dingle ia visiting at home of her aunt, Mrs. U. A. iderburk. Ir. and Mrs. James W. Plyler nt last week end in Lancaster h relatives. lies jClla Rowell has returned ?r spending a month in Charlotte, liases Lucile March and Beulah gle have returned to their homes Monroe and Lancaster respectiveafter spending some time with Ir cousins, Misses Carrie and inne Funderburk, of this section. * fessrs. Wilson Mosier and Roscoe erle have just returned from a k's stay at Rig springs and Cas1r. Rows Funderburk is the guest jin vuusin, mr. itosc.oe liingle. otlro to Creditors anil Dflbtnrs. J1 persons holding claims against estate of Mrs. Kvellne Fulsom. hereby notified to file same with undersigned; and all persons In- ^ ted to the said estate are hereby ^ Ifled to jnake payment of 9ame to undersigned. R. H. tlOKTON, Administrator. Lershaw, S. C.. August 10, 191R.