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I LOCAL DOTS 1 ! || ?Mr. J. T. Wylie has returned from the Northern markets. 3^V ISM ?There will be baptismal services Y |gjffe? next Sunday afternoon at Antloch at vtM LtW 3 o'clock and at High Point at 5:30. (ojfjf ?The l^ancaster Chapter, U. D. I I mStR C., will meet tomorrow (Wednesday) 1 / HBpfe afternoon at 4:30 wtth Mrs. W. B.'I IP ?Miss Francina Milling left Sat-' \%t/f urday for Marlon. In which county J A she will teach as principal of one of / flgwiF ^ the rural schools. f WbwwK?Rev. J. H. Thayer, Th. D.. of t Lancaster will preach at Bethel' 1 B?j& Baptist church next Sunday, Septeni- IffilE ?Miss Hortense Landrum is visit- I ing in Ridge Spring, where she will I teach this winter.?Batesburg Cor- IMI % respondence to The State ?L. Hirsch & Sons and the Busy Bee will keep their stores closed on) ( 35^K&|B the 9th and 1 ?>tli of tliis month on , H count of the Jewish holidays. ?Supterlntendent Lingle and Mr. S. B. Roberts returned Saturday night from Columbia. where they Scene from 4,TI went last week to transact some school business. ! ?The Mary Anna Jackson Chapter, U. D. C.t will Misses Margaret < FUKMAN I'M1 tf, Bradford and Lucille Roddey as ? hostesses will meet Thursday at 5 p. Organization Foi m. at the latter's home. Kershaw, Y< ?Mr. L. R. Rollings of OakhursL was In Lancaster yesterday. Mr. The alumni s Rollings has been drawn on the Jury of Furman Univ< of the federal court, which convenes of Kershaw, L at an early date In Rock Hill. Chester met in t ?Rev. E. T. Hodges, who has merce hall Sept< been granted a vacation by the con- e(1 an organizat gregation of the First Methodist which is to ere church, will spend the next several 'ove an(l affecth weeks in and around Ashevllle. versity as will ca ?Mayor J. M. Hood was out at I to her 8"PP?rthis place of business yesterday for This organizat the first time in sevoral days. He Hie Catawba Ch; has been suffering from a sprained appropriate as i ankle which still causes him to limp border upon the considerably. Pf M. P -?The following Lancaster countvj ! urni*,n ' 'llm'1 bovs left for Clemson College todav.1 tr?m Hock 11111 viz: L .C. So well, H. E. Sowell. W. meeting and gr< <\ Culp. A J. Caskev. .1. F Black- organization by . ^ , " "r;; .statement of tin mnn. W. J. Craig and Stanley Wil-, nmpter am, vvh Damson. (>f |u?r alumni a Pepsi Cola Bottling Com-| Th(> followlnK patiy was sold yesterday at public varloUR offices f< outcry by Mr. J. H. Wltherspoon, the g Hough, p receiver, and brought $1,525, ^r-' Walter F Mobh T. M. Hughes having been the pur- Hpath Springs; chaser at that price. secretarv-treasui ?Mrs. Minnie Meyers has just re- Hiese officers wf turned from New York und Haiti- of prof. r. c. B more, where she has been purchas- s. E. McPadden Ing the fall and winter stock of up-1 these five shall . to-date ladies' wear and millinery tive committee, for the Busy Bee. E. Hlrscli & Sons BeIow aro the and their Heath Springs store. ajj ftlumnl ai , jL ?Mr. Emanuel Hlrsch of E. from the four < V fairsch A Sons, has just returned tloned: home, having been to the Northern j ^ Barber, 1 markets, assisting this popular flrn,'Hiber. Fort Mill; 0 New York buyer in purchasing an w f, Epps, y up-to-date line of men's and boys jjeacham. Fort I clothing and dry goods. Mill; W. E. Feat . ?The older residents of the town wingo. Eancaste will regret to hear of the death of r.ancaster; B. B Mr. Cal G. Parish of York, who pass- w s Hough, ed away last Wednesday night in'Hough, EancasH 'Atlanta. The remains were brought, T.nncaster; W. 1 back to York, where they were ln-|oa?ter; A. J. On terred Friday. Mr. Parish was for Y. Cauthen. Ean many years the genial proprietor of Rfincaster; Walt the York Hotel. Springs; M. 1 Mr H. C. Steele of the Dixie1 Springs; F. 1 section was in town today to sell, ac-i Springs; G. < corning 10 nis cuBiom, some or i up i Springs; fij. f things he makes on his farm and does Springs; o. c , not need for use at home. In an- Springs; .\ 15. St . swer to our Inquiry as to how he felt.j W. 15. Small. Hi he replied, "Fine, to the amount of' Rmco, Heath Spr five dollars for that was the amount Heath Springs: of my sales today." Hill: I?. D. Pitt' ?Rev. J. S. Nisner, returned mis- Hurts. Rook Hil sionary from Korea, will preach next Hill; W. R. Tim Sunday morning at Tirzah church. | T. doing, Rock Mr. Nishet Is a son the late ("apt. Rock Hill; E. H A. S. NiBhet of the .'acksonham ser-'H .1 Rlackmon. tion and has been rn the missionary Kelly. Kershaw; field for a number of years. His old Kershaw; R. J. friends will he glad of an opportunity Tate, York: J. 1 to hear of his experiences in far- j A f>. Cnston, away Korea. Rrakefield, Lowr ?Superintendent I.ingle wants it ^w'?ht; H understood that the night school 1 K. DuRose, Cf which will begin next Monday night ' / , is open to children under the sixth Plttim ^ grade who cannot attend school dur-; J*' JVan" "getn ing the day as well as to adults. Although the school will open in tho mill school building pupils from any Furman Fitt part of this school district may re-; Thomas, Catawb celve instruction in it. People from Chester; Ross the mill village and any others who Charles Culp, reside in this school district may at-j Hyatt Cassett; tend the school . Heath Springs: ?Mr. D. E. Walters of the Carnes Fort Lawn- w * school house section was in town to day on his usual mission of selling ? some of his farm produce. Mr.! Clybn Walters Is one of the many l>ancas- j^r. and Mf3 ter count/ farmers, who for years has announce the t been farming for himself. He part- da| ed company with cotton a long time Ada ago. He says he owes no man any-) thing and has plenty at home. He ^r vVilltai] has been practicing intensire farm- Wedding to ta ' Ing and rotation of crops for years. qc He says If cotton yould go to 20; T. cents a pound he would not plant a f t row more than he is now planting. inf?re) K * where the bride i ...... ~ ~ ,, and here in town AdTertised I/Otters for Week Ending school. All who Beptember 4, 10IR. know a young wo John Wallasses. M'ss Ella Mabley, of m[uA\nii h? Mrs. Laura Patton, Mrs. Sdier Cly- maklng and ho bum. Mr. and Miv J. W. Thomp- ghe la the elde8 son, Mrs. Ter?a Blair. O, R. Brown, w U ClThurn & Mrs. Manr Clarke, jfrs. B. F. Corp- ttre Mr Britt ii well, Belton Edwards. Mrs. Amoma lawyer of Lumbe James. Solomon Ha ronton, M'ss Pay f fl'an Mohler. E. P'tman, Jack Robers?n. Mrs. Mary Watson. Fedora When calling for aboro letters. The following please say "Advertised." .caster county ha . JA8. F. HUNTER. Postmaster to ?enre at the Oi ! ? United States dif t Rear Admiral Braisted, surgeon weeks beginning general of the nary, is studying the lows: Petit jur< /effect on American officers and men of Kershaw and of nrolonged visits in tropical ell- Crockett, J E, mates. Corcoran. TI1E LANCASTER XEWS. SI ? =711 | Mis day tc In* Middle Man," a Five-Keel Metra Feature to In* Shawn N's" 1 at tin* Star Theatre Friday, September loth. #t * a visi - 1 ? Clarki /TUtSITV ALUMNI. BIG DAY FOR JUNIORS. Mrs I Sftrah nied from l<anruster, 1 I tally in Morning at Unity and at i"K 1" >rk and Chester Night at Court House. Mis un,,ew* Friday. September 10. promises to' this w ind former students be a red letter day in the history of wl" t( jrsity of the counties the Junior Order of United American Mrs ancaster, York and Mechanics of Lancaster county. Fri-1 who 1 he Chamber of Com- day morning. beginning at 1?) Lanca smber 1st and form- o'clock, there will oe a big Junior' ^jr ion, the purposes of picnic at Unity. The same night j Saturi ate and foster such there will be an open air meeting on j relate r>n for Furman Uni- the court house grounds. The bpc ik- it<M.or uise her sons to rally era for these two occasions will be f, . Hon. T. B. Butler of Gaffney, Hon. j M ion will be known as ( " Webb of Statesville. N. N'a- (j apter, which is most t'onn' * ouncilor, and Senator Zeb ?.?p" , all these counties Vance Lon* of Statesville. All of great Catawba river ,hese gentlemen are good speakers oteat. president of!an<1 a Pleasant time is anticipated. | rrom sity, motored over! K?nieniber the public is cordially in- st?PP? to attend this initial I vi,Pc1 to at?end gatherings and xx here iatly assisted in the 'adies wiP be partf ulnrly welcome. Mes a clear and concise Mri"g ,)il< bnskets nf dinner to the Cunni ! purposes of said ' ' "jty P''h*c. their at Furman expected! t*ato < ounciloi Beach S. 8* e wart laxali nd friends t Pas ''a"0'1 a meeting of the s?at.? turnei were elected to the ?vTi,e" 'if ^ lJ",,,nr ,)r,lpr a?^ ^ "r nr the coming year; "j', " '' noxc PrM,',v " iresiaent. Lancaster; ' motor ?V . Vcen Pre8idpnt- NOTES FROM M11,1, VI LLAGE. father Wadd.v R. Thomson, er. Lancaster. To The home of Mr an(, Mrs w \V. :Jlr: sre added the names Rlirris was (he center of attraction urta. K<?ck Hill, and stm)iay morning, when their dnugh- fi,,,ir , Esq., Chester, and ter, Miss Kate, became the bride of t f?1c consrttute the execn- j^r (jeorge Hay. They wero married at ft o'clock and left on the .. names and addresses early train for Charlotte, where they where ad former students spent the night and left Monday for 'V,RS ^ounttes above men- Atlanta, where they will visit friends J,1!"' and relatives. The bride is a lovely, 01 ?ort Mill: J. W. Rar- K'rl and has a host of friends.' Mr. ,. c. Epps. Fort Mill; Mr. Hay is an excellent man and we Miss i'ort Mill; J. W. B. ar<> 8"re '8 worthy of the prize he has Stogm dill; S. P. Hair. Fort won. They will return home Sunday, yester iter, Lancaster; I. D. where a large circle of friends await j where r; C. B. Funderburk, them. Rev. S. R. Brock performed coupU . Ltngle, Lancaster; the marriage ceremony. Mia Lancaster: DeWitt Mr. Will Celley and Miss Bessie 1 home ?r; ateve Williams, Evans were married last Sunday by j Like-I \ Gregory, Jr., Lan- Bev. C. W. Rurgess. Kirl c ?gory. Lancaster; M. Mr. Charlie Smith is rejoicing over1 Kathe caster, B. F. Carson. a tine baby boy. j was w er F. Moblev, Heath Th? little baby of Mr. Charlie her ht It. Moblev. Heath Bailey was buried last Friday. here. I. Mobley. Heath Junle Crenshaw, son of Mr. Jim "). Mobley! Heath Crenshaw, was burled last Saturday \ Croxton'. Heath at Bouglas church. Croxton, Heath Mr. Walker Miles and Mr. Vander In t over, Heath Springs: Hamilton are visiting Mr. and Mrs.1 opport eath Borings; E. M. * ranic craig cause Ing*; J M. Cauthen, Mr aml Mrs Spratt Black are by wh W. r> Willis Rock visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alley. for th s. Rock Hill; R C. Mr- lIarvey I'rivett has been visit- that g V; F. T Cox. Rock inp ll'8 mother. Mrs. Francis Privitf, in th< nions, Rock Hill: J. returning to his home in Monroe comes HIM- 1 F Redden Monday, taking her with him to false 1 . Croxton. Kershaw; sFe?<l a few days. that s Kershaw: W. D F. ^'r- Vernie Adams returned home ment i Hi. I,. T. Oregorv Saturday niplit from Columbia eral a Latta. York; J. \. aee th t. Caston. Taxahaw; MISS KLOISE FOSTKIt LEAVES. opport Tradesville: II. A. ' ,hf* yville; R. J Funder- threat lai.ss to Lancaster lligli n'gar<1 t. R. Pitts. Camden; School. ! n.^ni' 2 imden: S. E. McFad- Miss Eloise Foster, who for a num- f/.-p-'c ul K. Durham, Cbes- her of years has been such a success- . in. Edgemoor; C. F. ful teacher in the Lancaster graded | oor; J. P. Young, schools, has gone to Statesvllle.: Nunnery. Wvlie's where she will be lady principal of Notl the Statesvllle F'emale College, of Peri ing School?Boyce which Dr. Marion Moore is presi- estate a; Edward Bagby. dent. Miss Foster ts universally be- presen Carnes. Lancaster: loved in I?ancaster. wnose people she all pe Lancaster: Earle has served so faith?oilly. To pupils I please W. E. Williams, and patrons alike she has endeared i the an William J1]. Oordon, herself because she has given of her t. Thomson. Lancas- talents so unsparingly. Her going. from us is much to be regretted but j Ker the change is a decided promotion nij4 to one who 1? tn o? ?'?" ??????11 ? ... J <|uoiuiru ? m. to flu position. As a primary Dili . W. U. Clyburn teacher and later as a high school , tngagement of their teacher, Miss Foster has left the Im- i tighter press of her character upon many . Jocaska boys and girls. ing a Samuel Britt Nuts as Food. SHJl ike place late In ^ ^ . I _ . tobsr Nuts form a very concentrated I PLAN' _.?i torm of food, in many cases more so a pli nouncement Fill be than cheese, and whon rationally good 1 st in this county, ugft(1 they are reagjiy digested and four t was born and reared form a part of }i well-balanced ration. where she attended Nutg are plentiful in manv local'tie* know Miss Clyburn ghollid not be allowed to go to maa whose qualities waBtt. A pound of waln??ta wlM nro. lart are adm dnce almost three ttmeg as m?ch , ding many friends. ag a ^vnA of gtPak gurl| Office I j .U* ? *1 being the c?*se, wonlfl not the use of nd Is a very attrac- a conni^a^ble otmnlitr of w?ir?n*s, i a ^romineu young b^ttemnts, *?"rt hfeboev n"te he a rton, N. C. val"able addttion to the hoeeehoM's supply of prorieiohB? - Hour*, j Jurors. ? jurors from Lau- Iknetli o# a Idttfe Bah*. ,ve been summoned Lift lb Fay, the tv/entv-one months r eenvflle term of the o'd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. ltrlet court for two OaUev of the ?ion ooram"nlty, d>d E. October 5, as fol-luiat Thursday. v The remans of the >r, John T. 8tevens little girl were laid to rest in /ton Office I grand Jurors. R. C. grave yard Frldav atern'oon. the Craig "%nd C. C. services being conducted by Hev J. H. Thayer. Th D. Office iPTKMBKK 7, 1!)15. T " " x-^X'v *X'*X' [ ' Ti^tViiVrrrr^^T | :j 'ERSONALS M ? : I pf Y s Floride Perry has returned V a visit to Abbeville. s Pauline Jones Marion visited * in Kershaw Inst week. ' MU T. A. Dabney of Flat Creek I hip was in Lancaster yesterday. < S. H. Plyler of the Tradesville V n was in town on business yes- * Arthur Outen of Columbia J I T the week-end here with friends V JL^ JL^I elatlves. i. James McBaurin of Atlanta guest of her eafeuts. Dr. and J * J. I). Funderburk. ? mm ...i. til 1 I C5 1 ' III I J W I 1' ' it s Mary Hood returned Satur- # om Rock Hill, where she visit-' I i ,. . ss Kvely? Frew. a Stl'OllJ W. C. Hough returned last; V +lw?Tr c from Hot Springs. Ark., where! J tiuil lilt \ ? jnt several weeks. i n .,, Ira B. Jones. .Jr.. motored * ' llMUM'V, Will y to Camden, where he gnentll*" - 'ternoon and evening. J. I)('iirillj? s Marie Vowell returned Satur-j ' > her home in Columbia after a * rmnTini/^ o Mrs. Lillian C. Miller. i > 1 lUtx,/ Jake Knight left yesterday for *< t to his daughter, Mrs. Daisy i }, at her home near York. J fl'Olll "The Old E i. K. K. Cloud and little Miss ' Cloud of Rock Hill are visit- J IllOllt is OSDOciallv r mother, Mrs. Ada Hough. s Gertrude Foster will leave * Dl'eciilteS ill Value eek for Birmingham, where she each In the city high school. latioil. and IllilV 1) i. T. M. Wright of Rock Hill, has been visiting relatives in J lllOllCV Work for V ster, returned home Sunday. ? ' and Mrs. B. N. Craig returned J lay morning from a visit to fes in Lancaster.?Rock Hill ma . and Mrs. Leroy Springs and * I ||f~ I lsil lliott W. Springs returned Sun- y * V fter spending several weeks in V fork and Atlantic City. j ?< ? s Ruth McCaretoll lias returned ! Li3.Il a trip to West Virginia, having * m! on her return at Montreat,1, she also visited friends. . -srs. K. C. Secrest and T. 1\. ngham. who. have been visiting friend. Mr. F. M. Lowry, at ~ for tin past da' JbAAihAAttAII 1 home WWWWWwww^ mid Mrs. S. W. Heath and $59 / i 1 i in in S. Heath of Eannington V d to Lancaster yesterday and m _ the day with Mrs. Heath's A ^ / 1 /l \ Mr. \V. McD. ltrown. ^ k/V?llU i. \V. (!. Hayes and Mrs. II. I). ord of York and Mr. \V. H. i nr { of Tampa have retnrtie.l to re.speetivo homes after a visit . dr sister. Mrs. A. C. fames. Q The terms of the ? s J uanita Wylle is in Columbia. ^ with the gtate Def i she will attend the joint meet- , . ,, ., , , if the State Conference of must not sell School ties and Correction and thej^P OUT business is Contl rence for the Common Good. 1 son we cannot charg< H. E. Coffey and daughter. I4k ily. but must get the Pearl Coffey, and Miss Eftie 1 ^ er and Mr. Will Stogner left day on a trip to Jacksonville. | ^ they will spend perhaps a i tSP ? of weeks. j s Elolse Hampton returned Monday from Camp-As-You- hP t. where she was one of the All other branche* ampers for five weeks. Miss ^ control, and we call fi rlne Wylle of Lancaster, who ^ it pleases us to mark rltli her in camp, accompanied . * n l . e . i line and spent a day with her ^P low. Ulll.V a lew (jjl} -The state. ^ for school, SO COME Opportunitim. \ J 1^ _ JL. Jgm r* :nir individual life there come1 W M\ m? flljj W ?1 unities, which we may miss be- kKJ we have such false standards ^P \TIO\ ich wo judge things. We wait e great occasion, and we call ? ? ? ? ? ? reat which makes a hip; splash w W W W ? w i world. Or, when the trial we shrink from it through -? modesty, saying to ourselves ome other more worthy instru- .4^ 4. 4 ; 4^ 4^ ^ 4. 4. 4. should be elioren. If our gen-l.r. ttitude were right, we would 4. ^ VI e meaning of all that is called v m I < ? 1 :unity. We are not. alive to j. I ml gydS p# acious possibilities of the un- ?4? I wl I* led chances of every day. \VV!T I m I m W 1 more solemn sense of respon- T A 1 Ah W , a more serious view of the ? onstant junctures that oecur.? jj Black. Our stoif is sin lee to IfelKors and t'redltors. ^ sons having claims against the ? ?? of the late J. B. Magill will |j; \JLf | it same properly attested, and T rsons who owe the estate willj*' make prompt settlement oti.l , lount, with the undersigned. |;r 111 OCrgCS, XiFoaclC MAGG,EAdmlAi?rat;,x. || All new and want ahaw, S. C.. Sept. 4, 1915. siness Notices! 1 RENT?Room* and offices to , in Cunningham-Hongh build- ' I laiClS, HtnpPS. r 1 Ww'?J: CMatagham *"' %Si Taffeta, Satin Cha , ; ? l TATTON FOR RENT?I Lave % antatlon for rent near New Cut. m M J I I >ottom land, one, two, three or || J| J torse farm. J. Davis Canker, j' 94-3tp i\ ?? ;. Of every descripti D* | \f 1 Ytlirf <4 ifk PAWIA.] e over l*nc*Nter Pharmacy. \) ? Mixtures tO flTt-ai Hours 8 to 9 a m., 1 to 2 p. m. '?? you COHie ill ail< Phone 1*7. <! , . . , , i i thmgft that we ha\ DR. C.B.PRATT Si l>BNTIHT I T\ 1 8:30 n. m. to 12:30, 1:30 ,? IYODUj niOM 2M. * <\*+r Vsanranter Pharmicy. <> doab Fkinson ~~ i i V^C HKNTTHT. In Moore Building, over E. B ?? LANCAST , Roddey ft Co. * ffeura. ft to 12 ? 11 to ?* ????? ? * *?* * * ? phone 33. Residence lit. 5 our Dollars i AKE RS FOR YOU j ppreciate the safety afforded by ? , progressive Bank, and vet feel holild liave an income from their i* do well tu secure an interest VTE OF DEPOSIT j Reliable." This form of invest- * attractive because it never de- > , embraces 110 element of specu- > e cashed at any time. Let vour I ' > ou in this Bank. V ik ot Lancaster V icaster, S. C. : W V V > #?? ? m Books i OLD FOR CASH tgreement that the local dealers have ^ mrtnient are such that the dealers A Books on account. This branch of ^ rolled by the State and for that rea e School Books to even our own fam- ^ A. S H ! ? of our business are under our own a ix the prices as low as we please, and iL our SCHOOL SUPPLIES very, very w rs in which to tit out the little chaps A NOW. a n-Lathan Co.\ iEKS AND JEWELERS. 5 > <!? ? IT /1Ani\ I V W)UU 1 ij?ly flooded with new goods. > )L GOODS ioths, Casimeres and Worsteds, j! fd shades. ?* SILKS ? ain Shades, in Crepe De Chines, kimeuse. $ ON GOODS 1 * * on from tine Hiik and Cotton \\ lea and Ginghams, We ask that. \ [ i feast yonr eyes on the new \\ re to offer ison-Cloud ? > tmpany 1| 'ER*S LEADING STORE.