The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 27, 1915, Page 5, Image 5
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?Mrs. C. F. Stoll had the mlsfor- Capital City
tune to sprain her ankle very badly j
Wednesday morning. She is unable liladly Ret
to walk at present. g
?Dr. J. H. Thayer absent ]
from Lancaster week before last at J
Fork Hill and last week at Charles- j COL. E. J.
boro. in each of which communities.
he conducted special meetings.
I Many Autumn
?Dr. Robinson returned on Mon-1 ...
day from a trip in Lnncaster, Chester,!
York and Anderson counties in interetst
of the Woman's College. He The Colurnt
preached four times in Anderson last, royally welcoi
Sabbath.?A. R. PreBbyterJan. ! terday afterno
? Remember the meeting at school, tomobiles full
,no. 2. next Monday evening at 7:30! >y to tne riv
o'clock. Superintendent Lingle and mor? than an
Hon. Claud N. Sapp will make talks from Hock Hi
on education and a night school will two h?ura 'at
be organized. ! ^ut a larK? a
I course of pe
?Mrs. Minnie Meyers left Wed- meet the booi
nesday night for Baltimore anl New j mingled in a
York, where she* will purchase the1 when the ai
fall and winter stock of dry goods parked along
and millinery for me Busy Bee at er!4 were invit
Lancaster and the Hirsch store at square, where
Heath Springs. by (|)q Harve
?Mr. Emanuel llirsch, member j Claud N. Sap
of the firm of L. Hirsch & Sons, left niayor and t!
Wednesday night ror the Northern i nlorce' welcc
markets to assist the resident buyer, I Lancaster, "tl
Mr. L. Hirsch, In the selection and ! s'ze in the stal
-purchase of their rail and winter to the develc
Btock of goods. attained dur
months, tellin
?Rev. R. K. Hough of Charlotte have ..the be8l
will preach at the Presbyterian ber Commi
church Sunday. August 29th, at 11 ! where." Mr.
a. m. Mr. Hough is a Lancaster coun- other assets, l
ty man whose friends and kind-!},, tbe world
red will \je glad of an opportunity to r.1Rtf>r ?hp nr'o
hear him preach. e5 by endoSi
?Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Kester. slogan and ag
who since they came to Lancaster j lumbia booste
last winter have been boarding at Red Rose Citj
the Hotel Iloyel, have begun house- j Mr. W. M. Oti
keeping. They moved recently to the Columbia Chf
home of Mrs. M. J. Perry, having who, after a
rented the lower floor. of apprcciatioi
,, _ presented the
The members or the VV M. S. ...nipH A Hovi
of Bethel Bat?tist church will serve "oj. repre8entat
ice cream, cake, lemonade and pos- ,|lM.,,(i bv (
sihly confections next Tuesday even- , 1 ?hic
ing August 21st. from 7 until It | cumuited on
o clock at the home of Mr. John ,ia(j aciiuireti
Rlackmon. near Dougtas church, pro- J time
reads will he used In the interest of, montb8 an(1 t,
missions. j gaRe on ,t eU
?Mr. D. H. Wise, representing ed "this is a hi
the comptroller general's office, was plays no part
In Lancaster Tuesday afternV>on and must fill our h
made the annual settlement with the the shadow of
county treasurer. Mr. J. U. Bell, ment." He pa
foreman of the grand jury, was alsoithe loyal won
present. The books were found to monument. '
be correct and everything in proper j trade in Colui
shape. I capital of the
?Superintendent Lingle has visit- 'l,ut
?. . I center nf tlio s
bix 01 co""iyj 8eii their good
schools. viz: Union, Fork Hill. ?ivo vou 8,
Tradesvllle. White *llufT, Pleasant wi,ere in the i
Plain and Caston. only two of which rnrnlininno tfl
arc one-teacher schools the others n themselv
having two r.nd three teaclhers.'We and more ,nd(
learn with pride that the average; j.irKe Mr
length of the rchool teim '.n Lancaa-1 castrlan8 for t
ter county is now six months. j them t0 c
! participate in
WON CITADEL SCHOLARSHIP. | After the b
William Greene Williams Gets Lan- ^^missioneT"
caster Appointment. He waa Rreete<
The scholarship commltte of the|?.j ^on't have i
board of visitors or the Citadel met | be began. "Y
Wednesday in Columbia and selected, tou \ am th
the winner of the appointments in the jn tbe bunch."
various counties, the beneficiary piayed on the i
scholarship from this county having Mayor Hood,
been won by No. 11, who upon refer- thing he saw
ence to the names and numbers here- ca8ter was "Sa
tofore published in The News, we RQing to build
find to be Mr. William Greene Wil-, coldor climates
liams. son of Mr. -Mid Mrs. W. T. fro8t off of gr(
Williams and grandson of Capt. and can't drive
Mrs. A. H. Greene. We wish to con- "Hood." Co
gratulate the young man most heart- haven't come
ily. The Citadel is one of the best, something else
if not the very best, school in the; trying to get t
state anil we hope and believe that thing for the g
William Greene Williams will make|gouth Carolina
good use of the scholarship he has spend every do
won to the Institution. Well-man- Mr. Watson ag
nereil and popular, thoughtful and pPi Df diversiti
dependable. this young man has you before on i
many traits which will commend him; what you need
to his teachers and comrades. "j meant
and j mean it
SOCIAL NEWS. let the price t
even as flfteei
The following from The Gastonia oent will have
Gazette will be of Interest to the Raged. I wanl
friends of Miss Etta Skipper, who re- right thing. I
eently visited in that city: South Carolina
"Mrs. E. O. Jennings entertained your patriotism
at a trail party at her home on South when you hav
Proud street Thursday evening, in 8pend it with
honor of her house guests, Miss ROod the sic
UTaIA UI-? - m * *
Ticia miiBuii ui L<incoinion, Misses! First.' If railri
Marguerite Manning and Sara Jetton dealing In Colu
of Charlotte, and Miss Etta Skipper i commission a
of I^aneaeter, S. C. Punch was serv-| changed." Mr.
ed on the front porch by Mrs. D. K.lthe changed co:
Jackson. After several games of ter streets, w
trail, Misses Maud Rankin, Clara found knee-dee
Armstrong and Elizabeth Knight cut Acuity in gettii
for the prize, which was won by Miss "but today I <
Knight. Miss Etta Skipper won the wa8 on the shai
guest of honor prize, while the booby >|r. Watson a
went to Mr. Foster Clinton. At the your mayor w
conclusion of the games a salad I'd hug him he
course with Ice tea was served." complimented I
saying, "A tow
DEATH OF W. H. HOWZE. Lancaster has d
I months can do
Commercial Traveler Who Was Very <>d with pride t
Popular Here. | the seaport cit
Friends in Lancaster wi'l learn Carolina cotton
with reerot of the Heath at M? ^"majthe port of Chi
in New York T"?sdav of Mr be nr??ed that
H. Howze, n native of Chester conn- spend their mot
ty. a commercial trave'er ?'bo was towns rather tl
well Vnotvn and verv nnn"1" hope.' A"*nsta and ot
"Ruck" How/e, as he was familiarly state, and othei
known to manv of Ms fr'onHa. will a co-operation
be m'ssed for Ms conia' ms"ner and "that you cai
uniform ontlm'sm Cheered a"d Colonel Watson,
brightened aM with whom he r?m? in several years of
contact. Resides his w|fe, who yas in dosing, mad<
Miss Marv Recrest Cheafor he is reference to th<
survived bv three s'ators a"d one of The L.cnca
brother, vi*: M'*r "??? ito"""? of cheers for I,an
C'lnton, Mrs. Nennio tn>v?ot\ of given and then
Lawn, Mrs. Irene R'?n)an of ev-ti ?
Lawn, and Mr. E. C. Hdwze of Union. (Continued
... ton lull t to her home in Ch
t, speaker of t lie house ... ~ . .... , ,
Ives, after being intro- ^iss Da'?y M^onahl of
)tis referred at first to Mr,s' w- A- of X
h the boosters had ac- ,h? pa8t week wlth A,rs <
their trip, that they Rpv ""'I Mrs. Bdward A
more real estate than I Ron Dallas. Texas, are v
within the past few *',e home of Mr. ?nd M
mt there was no mort- Horton. Kershaw Era.
her. Mr. Hoyt deelar-. Mr. and Mrs. A. <1. Elll
isiness trip?sentiment I returned to Lancaster. aft<
in it." Yet sentiment! to the latter's mother. M
earts as we sit beneath Ellison, in Wlnnsboro.
the Confederate monu-j Miss Christine Mcllwain.
i?l a growing tribute to been visiting Miss Margaret
nen who erected the son at her home northwest
'We don't ask you to returned to Lancaster this
aibia because it is the Miases Julja and GertrU(
state continued Mr. Ron of hanca8ter fl t Tl
jause ft is the business; fhe c|t wjth relative8f en
date and ts merchants York for a vlslt _Ro(.k Hi,
s at as fair a price and .. , ? ?
quare a deal as any- !/ Xrs',1V ,
state. We want South Fleming III, of Lai
i be dependent more 'xpected tonight for a vlsi
es and upon each other '^m'ng s father, Mr. \
spendent of the wo-ld! rovvnHoyt
thanked tl e -in- j Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Ba
heir interest and invlt- j Cleveland, Tenn., are on t
ome to Columbia and i the former's brother and s
the Harvest Jubilee. , S. M. Barnette and Mrs. O
and had played "Tip- i ^usonK.
J. Watson, state! Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bari
of agriculture, spoke. | children and Mr. ann Mrs. F
1 with hearty applause. I nette of Cleveland, -fenn.,
to tell you who I am," Pleasant Valley Tuesday i
ou can look at me and "t? day with Dr. and Mrs
e toughest proposition Potts.
Colonel Watson next1 Miss Ileulah Porter an
names of Mr. Sapp and Howard Porter of Lancaste
saying that the first ed Monday to their horn
when he reached Lan- spending a few days at the
ipp rising" and "that's Dr. R. L. McManus.?
your town." Then in Journal.
i the Hood keeps the \ip Uela Drennan, who
)Wing things and "you spending awhile in Lancas
a motor without a bis father. Mr. W. \B. Drenm
ntinuing, "But we recuperating from fever, ha
iiiQt for ftm Km* f -
j i eo to Kock Hill.
said he. "We arej
lie people to do some- i
reat commonwealth of(
to buy at home -to ' 'K+y+M+X+T*** \ +*4
liar we have at home." : v
;ain preached the f.os- .! _ _
loalion. "1 have told ; W^W
this same spot to raise Jj
at home,' he do< J- I W A
every word of it then V A V *
now! If you do not,
of cotton go as high') {
i cents and fifty per !'
their property mort- M M II
t to seo you do the^S M WC
want to see you love ' m V M
like I love her. Let ? ^ "
i rise and bubble over, j<&
e one dollar to spend;;s
In the state, making!*; Tiiut Rpa
igan 'South Carolina|; | '' 11411 IVt C
?ad rates prevent your |J
mbia, see the railroad^ \ T
nd have the ratesjj; I 13k f*
Warson referred toi:r
ndition of the Lancas- \ |
hlch la?t winter he,., [n j^acli,
p in mud and had dlf- i ' ... ,
ng from the depot, I! \ YVc am showillj*
rouid almost fancy i . combinations, Silk
iy side of Broadway. ^ ?
deled laughingly, "If;i UOOXl UreSSCS. Th
as a red-headed girl <?
re" Colonel Wataonlj;
Lancaster very highly, 1 $ I IVlllf
rn that can do what !!
lone In the last twelve a i
anything." He point- \ \ of each style show
0 the capital city, to trnrliwp thi* lino v
y, urging that South o tlOHUU, U11S 11IH \
be shipped through
arleston, Once more T C ? ?!
South Carolinians > i Jillr~f,
ley in South Carolina H
tan in Charlotte and !! 5
her cities outside the - Sot' the HOW Fa
'wise cement so tight
between the towns ^ ^Y?Ti*
n't prize it loose." Ui<Ti
, who himself devoted
his tire to Journalism, ( ? bhm
s a much appreciated ;<! I w I ^
3 work of the editor J j B 1
ster News. Three 1 \ al ^ a
caster were heartily 1
1 ex-Oovernor Hey- ?I
on Page Bight.)
THE LANCASTER
l BOOSTERS ? ""
SIT LANCASTER! PERS0NAI
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business Men Are Mr. David Finceh is visit I
:eived and Royally J ^n'8 J
Miss Pearl Harris of Uni
itertained. guest of Miss Margaret W
Mr. John T. Green made i
WAT?nV QPITAK< trlp to ('olumbla ,h,B we
Mr. B. W. Creed of Rock
Wednesday hepe on busines
bllew From Lancaster j Mrs. W. M. Blaekraon i
? ?>?.. HU'AM <" ' '* "" "" '
? >uv i<> ,<nxt iici ouu, mr. vv. l. MiacKnn
o Boosters. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. C
ila boosters were right ? '?? <l?y? ?? I
ned to Lancaster yesou.
About twenty au- Mis4 Marie Mollis of Gren
of citizens went near- Hie guest of her aunt, M
er bridge and waited Bell.
hour for theui to come Mr. Gilbert H. Greene ife
11. They were perhaps; his parents. Mr. and Mr
> iu reaching Lancaster i Greene,
nd representative con-[ Miss Sadie Rogers of
ople had gathered *.o; spent the past week with Mi
Bters with whom they' Ferguson
5S2SJ?inf0J:Srl h?Yn m,8S Bleeka Arant is v
ltomobiles had been th home of Mr j H ]
Main street, their own- Kerahaw
ed to the court house
after a band concert Mr. ?J?lln Collins and N
st Jubilee band, Hon Hall of Relair are visitors
p. on behalf of thei c&3ter today.
he Chamber of Com-, Mr. /B. H. Hardin and (
uned the boosters to I Marion of Chester were
le best town of its I business Wednesday.
ie." Mr. Sapp referred Mrs. H. H. Morton and so
ipment Lancaster had Leighton Horton, visited re
ing die last twelve Kershaw last week.
g the visitors that we Mias Btta Skl ls ,
; mayor and the Cham- aRain aftor a v,8,t * f ,
erce to be found any- tonla Rnd Llncolnton>
Sapp enumerated our
the laigest cotton mill ,!rfV . Ma*j*orell
the prosperity of Lan- ^ l'ar?"t8* MaJ?r
tty girls, etc. He clos- Riddle, this week,
lg the "trade'at home" Miss Juanita Hegler, 1
ain welcoming the Co- near Lancaster, is the guer
rs most heartily to the Merle Morton In Kershaw.
r. Mr. Sapp presented Mrs. W. T. Blacknion. \
s. vice chairman of the Stover and their children
wnber of Commerce, ing relatives in Chester co
few appropriate words Miss Mattie Walker, who
a and good fellowship, visiting Miss Louise Wylie w
othor snPAlforc !!/>?*
NEWS. AUfiPST 27. 1!I1">.
ii\ in(i sv*'.\i?it<>n v?
A Oliver Stewart mid |*.
?|* Will Iteucli llere Sept. 7tli. #
Y Arrangements have been made for *
i. the coming of the tnird group of the I 4
K-W^W Flying Squadron on September 7th.
ng Mr. I). The following meetings have been ,
j scheduled: At 12 o'clock. Hon. J
ion is the j Oliver W. Stewart, of Chicago and
llliamson. former member of the Illinois legis- V
i business lature, will speak In the Central *
e^* ! school grove. At 12:30, ex-Gov. J. *
Hill spent prank Hanly of Indiana will speak In \ >!
; the First Haptist church at Heath j
s^\isitiii? _ rings. At the same time and1 J1
raig are l),ace* Miss Mullin of Indiana, a not-i |
dnnwood, soprano soloist, will sing and Miss |?
( Robinson of Indiana will play.
it Kails Is At .1 p. m. Gov. Hanly and Mr. >J<
rs. M. E. Stewart will speak at Kershaw and V
the musicians will accompany them, i ! ! "" I ""
here with The coming of these speakers and J B
s. A. H. musicians is a rare treat and as the! ' A
I speakers are of national reputation:
Fort Mill " ,8 cxPected 11 hir*e crowd will at-1 y
Nannie *en(* !l" l'ie meetings. Governor
Hanly and Mr. Stewart are speaking1 * idle
in more than 40 plat\s in the state in '
(siting at behalf of state-wide prohibition and I. ,..,,
lorton In those who are responsible for their # '
coming here are to be congratulated |
4r. John on being able to get them here and J ^^1
i in Lan- in the county for the day as the de-: ll
maud is so great for them. The ad-j
'ol. J. H. vance representative, Mr. U. S. J
here on Middleton, of West Virginia (the dry! > t'l'tm
, state,) stated that there had been J
n. Master I113"* req?e8ts th?8G speakers and! y
datives in was impossible to arrange for 1,11 11
. more than half of the places on ac-! J
I count of the short time they could j pi'CC
at home Kjve Governor Hanly spends 10! ,
Is in Gas- ^ ,jayR j? (he state and Mr. Stewart 20. j J llltio
i The latter is now speaking in South i '
of York j Carolina and the attendance Is far! J 111<>11 <
and Mrs. j beyond what had be?-n expected. Ar-j
| rangements have b??en made for the;
who lives { addresses to be free. The voters! >J<
(t of Miss should hear these men of national V .
note September 7th, if possible. ,
Irs. Ellen ~ ~ j i
are visit- Palmer-Vaughn.
unty. The following invitations received! y
has been 'n I'anra,sor this week will be of in- !
ill return terest to the friends of tho groom, "
irlotte who is a son of Mr. J. R. Vaughn of
' Lancaster, Route 6: I
1 lethulie ^jr an(j ;\jrs c7uy Sturgis *
ork spent request the honor of your presence| *1 m > >
F. Stoll.j .,( (hp marriage of their sister ********
,. Thomp-1 Miss Daisy Jane Palmer
isinng at to
rs. W. S. Mr. Samnel Cleveland Vaughn
on Thursday, the second of September X
ison have at two-thirty o'clock
pr a visit at St. James Methodist church ?*
rs. I! E Aimusta. Ooorula. 1
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William- Business Notices. X f
of town,
week. FOit SALE?One second-hand refrig-j
le Fergu- erator. will sell cheap. Hennett- X
tesday in Terry Co. 93-3tc
route to _j
11 Record. WANTED- Copies of The News X Tak<
mlng and dates of July 30tli and August V (mg
irens are 6th. We will pay for these papers
t to Mrs. if delivered to this office. 90-tfc X
V. Mel).
WHY BUY NEW FRUIT JARS when * T..i.(
mette of you can got the toDa and rubbers t ' ^
i visit to at Mackorell's? When In want of I wnit
istcr Mr anything call at Mackorell's for it. JL
J p !- Jno- B- Mackorcll. *
lette and S. L. ALLEN, M. D. ! & Toll
t. F. Bar- Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. Oil C
motored Office Hours 8 to 9 a. m.. 1 to 2 p. m. X
and spent Phone 187. (
?. R. M.
DR. C. B. PRATT X Eat
d Master DENTIST X
r return- Hours. 8:30 a. m. to 12:30; l:3f cool
ie. after to 6:00. I
home of Phone 28A. X
Pageland Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. V
EDGAR J. HINSON
has been I DENTIST.
iter with | office in Moore Building, over E. B. X J
while Roddey & Co. V
s return-1 Hours, 8 to 12?1 to fl.
Office phone 33. Residence 118. '?
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these Dresses in Ser^e and Silk ?> Jj fort.
: Street Dresses and Silk After Rema
ere will he ]\ sty,e 01
j; \; comfo
V ?"% ^ o serted
Line Dress \w wbi
?? 2 figure
n in this lot and in order to in- j* ? . back'
i i o 5 f W. B. I
ve have made s,;; ,wtlo,
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I j ii trimm
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exchange.
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17, for average figure, good construction, insures com- 5'
medium bust, plain coutil and lace trimmed, size 20-36 \\
rkable $1.50 value $1.00 <
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.aced-in-Front, style 0307, fashionable lines, perforated *
n full length of back, elastic inserts at botton of back. j|
12 to 30 $8.00 H
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ed in val lace and ribbon, size 20 to 30, prion. . . .$3.00 ??
lastine Fteduso No. 736, wearproof elastine gores in front, ?j?
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