The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 11, 1916, Image 5
I LOCAL DOTS
A fine nine pound boy wa
born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Berr
Cauthen Thursday, Feb. 10th.
It is good to see Sheriff Hur
te out again after the grip an
his friends are congratulatin
him upon his recovery.
It is a great pleasure to hi
Lancaster friends to welcom
back to Lancaster ftev. tf. L
Boldridure. D. D.. who is a vialto
here this week. Dr. Boldridg
was recently pastor of the Firs
Baptist church of Lancastei
He is new pastor at ,Woodrufl
Dr. Boldridge has many 'warr
personal friends throughou
Lancaster county.
The secretary of state has r
cently issued a commissio
to E. C. Bridge, Or. A. Bridge an
J. A. Williams, as corporator*
who have petitioned' for th
incorporation of J. /A. Bridge
and Company of Heath Spring
with a capital stock of $15,00(
There will be service at th
Jackson Ebenezer Church Sur
day morning at 11 o'clock.
'Rev. S. R. Brock who ha
_ been indisposed for the pas
several weeks is now able to b
out again.
DEATH OF MRS. CARL
A. FOSTEl
Passed Away in Florence Ir
firmary.
Mrs. Carl A. Foster, wife c
Dr. Carl A. Foster of Timmons
ville died Thursday morning i
the Florence Infirmary, afte
an illness of several weeks. Mr*
Foster has been ill for sever?
weeks and her death was not ur
expected. She was 34 years o
age and before her marriage t
Dr. Foster was Miss Carrie Lo
Dorroh of Laurens. She was
woman of exceptional charn
cultured and attractive. Throue
her efforts the Timmonsvill
Chapter U. D. C. was organize
and she was its president unt
the time of her death. She wa
a loyal member of the Presby
terian Chruch and funer?
services were held at noon tc
day in the Presbyterian churc
of Timmonsville.
Besides her husband and tw
sons, Charlie and Henry, age
seven and four respectively
Mrs. Foster leaves her mothei
l_ . pne brother and seven sisters
Dr. Foster's mother, Mrs. I
B. Foster and his sister Mis
Joe Foster, were summonecf t
Timmonsville yesterday an
left on the afternoon train.
PARENT-TEACHERS'
MEETINt
>
Interesting Proceedings of Fri
day Afternoon.
The Parent-Teacher Assoeia
tion of the Central Gradei
School held its February meet
ing last Friday afternoon. Thi
excellent program on thv
""Health of Children" was ar
ranged by Mrs. T. M. Hughes
chairman of the program com
mittee. Rev. H. R. Murchisoi
discussed the subject from th<
viewpoint of frhe parent, Mrs
W. E. Taylor from the view
point of the teacher. Both pre
sentations were interesting an<
instructive. An acrostic 01
Washington was given by Mis;
Hough's grade and a recitatioi
' of Hiawatha by Miss Foster's
primary class. Superintendeni
.j4. Wessinger oflered certain sug
gestions in regard to the cooperation
of parents with th<
board of health and the super
intendent in combatting contag
ious diseases and epidemics. A
splendid attendance gave evidence
of the interest of both
teachers and parents in theii
mutual association.
Card of Thanks.
We thank the good people o!
the Carmel section for their
kindness to us during the short
fllness and death of Mrs. Florid?
Adams. We pray God to reward
yon all.
Husband, father and
Hooks To Ho Oncn.
The books of subscription to
the capital stock- of Harper
Hardware company will be open
at R. S. Harper's shop on Saturday,
Pel). 19th, 1916, between
the hour 3 of 10 a. m. and 4 p.m.
Robert R. Harper,
A. F. Giles,
Coporators.
m
r
"V* i
* DEATH OF BURKE *o-&
< LEMMOND, JR. i .
- |
JI Grandson of Mr. W. D. Lemmond {
4 Died in Columbia. X
.> i Little Burke Lemmo.id. three
! year old son of Mr. an l Mr j. B.
8 i M. Lemmond of .920 Elm wood W
y j Avenue, Columbia, and grandson Yor
i of Mr. W. D. Lemmond of this visi
l"; place, died last Saturday after A. J
an illness with diptheria. Little Blac
? Burke was a bright, lovable Si
child and a favorite with the itor
children as well as the grown M
s people of the neighborhood. The | nacl
e family has the sympathy of: in (
[ many friends here. The re- ing
' mains were interred in Elmwood m
* cemetery last Sunday. jYor
x DEATH OF MRS. > ! h^
* / FLORIDE ADAMS ^
n Wife df J. E. Adams Dies After
it - Short Iiiness.
Mrs. Floride Adams, wife of , K
Mr. J. E. Adams, died after a *?nc
s- short illness at her home in the Jion
n Carmel section January 27, and *ew
d was buried next day &t Beaver <buri
5, Creek church". 1 C
e Mrs. AdaWfl. yras a daughter gor;
s of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bowers *n I
n no - *
o anu w?o. ?.0 years 01 age. rsno iVl
). was married August 5, 1906 to\sons
Mr. J. E. Adams. She was a well
e loyal Christian and an active sity
1- Church and Sunday School ^
worker in the New Hope church
s where her funeral sermon will cha
it be preached Sunday, February witl
e '13. by her pastor. Rev. J. F. jMrs
j Hammond. aj
Mrs. Adams is survived by jot*t(
her husband, Mr. J. E. Adams, ,i0
R and four little children, vi7.:
Jane Boyce, Bessie May. '..
1- Joseph Odoll and Annie Juan- .
ita. She also leaves her father !
?f and mother, three brothers,
' Messrs. Henry, Sidney and Fred
n Bowers and four sisters, Mrs. 1,1
r Belle Blackmon, Mrs. Julia Og-j M
burn, Miss Lillian Bowers and pfl 1
d Miss Tabitha Bowers. 6oll
1- Sun
,f BLIND TIGER SUSPECTS. Mrs
y! Recent Investigation Lead to
a Thirty-Odd Arrests.
[ For some time past a number
h of detectives have been in Lan- No
e caster at work, under the direction
of Chief of Police Orr, in, ?
:i ferreting out suspected blind
s tigers, with the result that 1 "ein
thirty odd individuals were ar- coin
rested Wednesday night. Most hav<
H > of these are negroes and they pur
^ j are charged variously with stor- ,t
1 ing, selling and transporting li- ,
0|quor. The trials began in the we
cl court house today before Mayor Fho
p : Jones. The town is represented ther
.' by T. Y. Williams and R. E. sine
t fir * --
wyne anci the defendants by
Roach S. Stewart and Claud N.
g Sapp.
'0 Lottie Allison, colored plead t
i guilty to selling liquor and was
given $25.00 or 30 days on the si
county chain gang. There was a }
mistrial as to Will Reed, colored, \)a
-j Heniv Waitis was found guilty, \v
* of selling liquors and was given *uit
L $100.00 or 30 days. vrd"^
Hemy Rrvce was found gu- 0pas*
_ ilty of selling liquor and was r\ia
U given $100.00 or 30 days. a dim
Jim Angle and Henry Harper nnd
" were each found guilty of sell_
ing liquor and were given a't t.
_ $100.00 or 30 days each. npxt.
Will Ivey was found guilty of 0 0,0
'' selling and was given $50.00 or
: | 30 days. ed
i The liquor cases will be taken c,\
: up again Monday next at 10 dfly <
1a.m.
"| Death of A Little Boy.
4: The Death Angel visited the st
1 j home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Mc-1
3iManus last Sunday night at 7 Satm
1 o'clock and carried away their aetl
3 j little son Howard,
t; Little Howard was a bright. John
and lovable child. He was loved! . Pu
J by all who knew him.
Little Howard was 3 years -vm
and 11 months of age. His re- high*
- mains were laid to rest last Mon- IIn,,R
1 day aftenoon at Union Church
* Cemetery. 'towi
1 1
New Hardware Firm. ' i*i
The Harper Hardware Com- rnne
| pany. of Lancaster, has been p^ f
commissioned with a capital ?r ie
? of $(1,000. The petitioners are: )
Robert S. Hanger and A. F. ,v \v
Giles. & J,"
This new firm will occupy the *
I store room in the Cunningham ?
& Hough block and ndioining J.
? *"?*** vn: mm';
MASSEV <S A ..CANDIDATE.',Tt'X~
i Corielnnd Mi. -oy, who i < serv- t ir-'
i t his foir th year ar a meml er
tof <he lower house or the gen-j
eral assembly from Lancaster, na'rn,
county, told friends* yesterdayi T-i
that he would bo a candidate for ?>' f
railroad commissioner in the robn
(primaries next summer.?The pjfl
1 State. 1 Fei
s of Subscri)
a Notice is herel
PERSONALS ? the books of subs
x' capital stock of J.
? Company will l>e
store of J. A. I>rii
Ins. G. E. Shipway of New Pany *n ^e.u to^
k is expected tomorrow for a Snrings 0,| the
t to her sisters, Mrs. John }[ ebruary betweei
Newman anw Mrs. Oliver C. a* ni-Jan . , P*
kmon stock of said co
. ' . SI5,000 and the pi
m .ry Ell,?i w?, a v.s- , $100 each
Wednesday in Monroe. s F (
[iss Dessie Plyler of Taber- j * ^
e is spending several weeks / ^
Charlotte where she is tak- 1
a fcourrse in millinery
[r. O. B. Bartlett has been in MA8TER*S
k on business this week. state of souti
[rs. lone Craig and children County of ]
p rof11vnor] fn fVini? V>av?/i !? rmrn'r or
_ .v.M...vu vv V11V11 IIVI1IC III v * UI V. V' *
Bethany section, after spend-, A-ofTOE*0Morom<
some time with relatives in j. catoe and
caster county.?York News. Plaintiffs,
ev. H. R. Murchisn, after at- ? _ vs
ling the Laymen's Conven- ?'G^epolrvg0jy' \\*aai
in Columbia is speeding a welsh and l. t. (
days at his farm near Bates- ant.
flf. -' % Under and by vii
,\ !, en,. ^ ~ ; herein of his Honoi
hief of Police C. M. Gre- ^-esiding Judge, of
y, <jf Kershaw was a visitor ?ird. 1914. I will
Lancaster this week. outcry, for cash, b
r? 'x, x, House in Lancaster,
[r. 'R. I). Allison wsited hi. .during the legal h<
L Messrs. Robert and Barn- the first Monday ir
Allison at the state univer- being the fith day of
in Columbia this week, , ln"JnK
?i Tract B, ' all tin
Irs. John Crawford and chil- interest of t oi
i who have returned from'the same being a ve
liotte are spending awhile tPre?t in remainder
Mr, c . . o i Owen Gregorv ;
vs. Crawford s sister, pory ln nnf, (n all t
C. D. Jones. % < r tract of land, si
Ir. W. H. Tvcitt.v of Char- ;v in iiio simt
spent the past w^k-end T[JJ
? with his Sl<te>\ Mrs. M. P. r-1: containing
\vfovd. ' half is: 1-2
Irs. Charles T.'Comoro and '"""'if'! "V'1
1 ti r n n.i.J.1 North bj land
daughter Mr. J. K. Patrick of iv-^l.-mon: !
vi iting another daughter o<* vmn Mungo: s >ut
. Connors, Mrs. J. N. Spann ; ' oeck: and \v<
'olumbia. A XVIT
frs. T. S. Woodward return- Master Ke
his morning to her home in Feh- ^h. lbie?
imbia. after r. visit since .
day last with her sister. Business
. Fred Ferguson.
FOR SALE?Lime i
REPORT DENIED. '.r !!
the time to spray
ningliam.
Hog Cholera on Twittihale
parm TAKEN' UP?Collie
' ' , ring round neck t
re have heard that it is on back. Owner c
g reported around over the applying to nr. E(
ltv and community that we ,v>lnp !(" lh's af
j hog cholera in our herd of FOR RFNT*
oes. so wish to state that re- rent on shares.
is aosoiuteiv raise, and that ,ourr?, rf).on^ lous<? R
: , - See T. M. Bolk.
have never had a case of
lera on the place, nor has salfsmen w.wt
e been in this neighborhood orders for lubricat
a we have been in the hot? and paints. Salary
e we na\e oeen in uit nu* Address Lincoln C
ing business. land. o.
Twittihale Farm,
Heath Springs, S. C. 1 OH REN'T?T*'? 0
i proved farms for r
? : Apply to L. M. Cly
'ATE OF SOFTH CAROLINA, R. F. D. No. 2.
County of Lancaster,
E. SThW MAN, Judge of Fro- ('otTOX SFFIl?I'i
Je- t., , ,, , , crop, big bale wll
hereas A. T. Rlackwell has made ,)Ushel ftt h(
to me to prant him Letters of Routo 5 or could
initiation of the Estate and of- caster Reece M '
of Matt'e V. Rlackwell, deni.
~ ;
re are. therefore, to cite and ad- M INTER?150 to
)nish all and ineular the kindred country leaf sapc.
Crejlltors of the said deceased. Market,
they be and appear before me.
le Court of Probate, to be held WANTED THE FAF
ancaster on 2oth of Feb. 1016. that our Famous C
after publication thereof, at 11 js running every d;
ck in the forenoon, to show planting seed culled
i, if any they have, why the said for sale j|ireo pood
inistration should not be prant- cheap. Two second
^ ' Engines. Three seco
ven under my hand, this 11th und fifteen new Disc
Df February Anno Domini 1016. call to see us at once
J. E. STEW MAN, son.
Probate Judge. I
clerk's sale. RAISE YOUR OWN
'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ? IIave plenty
County of Lancaster. Cabbage plants at J
In Common Pleas. eery.
lei Johnson. Bessie McKlnney. 7
al. Plaintiffs, * ANTED?6.000 po
v> mule, sheep, goa
Thompson. Defendant raccoon, fox. muskrni
rsunnt to a decree made In the
? stated case by Judge Ernest u -on . i-.au1
e. dated Fehruary 5th, 1916. I
sell at public auction to the DOZEN REAL NICE
>st bidder at Lancasterr Court fine gtock, six to s
e, on the first Monday In March Delivered in town a
within the legal hours of sale, while they last. I'hor
following described real esaste peih
t:
* All that piece, parcel or tract .
ltd being, lvine and situation in 'd**1 IWO Ul
Creek Township in the county about 4 > pou
ihnnle Johnson. on?t by Trends Thursday evening,
containing four (41 acres, more .n>hll f'.i." Kobei
ss, bounded nor'*'1 hv lands of vftll be paid, if ret
Williams, east by lands of o. Witherepoon.
ifUams and >'oore north
nds of Ernest Moore, and v 't VOTICE TO CP
ooch'? re-? P ' ,ic Road. \]; persons holdini
AH that piece, p reel or l-d t,,p utc ot Sarah
nd hclne 1 ':tf - 1 'ii.i-tc i . (<1 ,.ro hrr, 1)V
Creek Township nth* r . iv me duly | rovci
v'*i 1 - ' j't the ofllce
;v
r u ^ J,AU
tn. lie Jo' e or ?art. > lr.? '
f r '' ' r i t- f - . i c-16- 3t Fi
j,- t r>{ John Thotnr ton
tt C ntlrtgha. t ad I C. I vand
west !>y l-.nd.'i of D t ' L1 N
>S. t I' i I\t* s-.Tlt
rms o* sale.Vash. Purchaser to ' had anywher
or papers Try < ur hatching e
PATTL Monmc i *7 ao ion
lintiSsfTi# r- c- L-'c. >3.r,0 per r-. '
k L? 1iiorn5'., Cunningham Poult
t>. 11, 1916?3t Fridays [ 3 6?52.
t, ~r ? .
pt'on to Open
%X 0TJi :!] Condens
1 TUC DAW
clges and Com- 1 JIL DfilllY
*n of Heath
fteenth day of ___
i the hours of THE OL
m. The capitai
mpany to be j .IAMAI
ar value of the J
v
2. Bridges. 1 *
.. Bridges. v
.. Williams. Loans and discounts
? > Overdrafts
SALE.
? v Bonds
a CAROLINA, , . .
Kershaw. J Banking house, etc.,
MON PLEAS. V r -x. ^ r 4,
r.. of the estate Furniture and fixtui
lecensed, Martha rl TV.~ 1 1?
Owen Gregory. V.I
1 Cash and exchange
Gregory, R. B.
npram, G. C. I
3r?jgory, Defend- . J otal
?ue of a decree *
r C. J. Ramage, LI
date November J
sell at public
efore the Court ! , , - i ?
South Carolina. J 1 apitai
jurs of saio. on > Surplus and Profits..
? March, 1916. 1
thereof, the fol- * Dividends unpaid
al estate: , 1
right, title und J liC-diseoUlltS
egorv. deceased. ,
sted one-half in- Deposits
upon the death *
md Emma Grr y
hat piece. parro', ,., .
tuate, lying and '*1 l.Oial
iHi THE BANK
Inscribed a to! fej
- of W. F. Cool: ??1
"ast l,v lands . . M "THF Of
h by rs of N| A JL \^/A st
l?v waters nf
TKOWS!\V ??>Tv ?>: ??????!?
.If 1 OQ.OG. >
GINNING NOTICE.
"Vy^fir^^c Notice: Bring your cottc
to gin on Thursday and Fr
. i i r a' ,llMnn the 10th and 11th. We will
?ulpnur Solution . r ..
trees. Now is our ginnery for the season t
. J. Roy Cun- thc above dates.
2tp. Lancaster Cotton Oil (
dog with white
r ^"n,?bv I.KTTKHS OK A..M.MSTKAT1
Ipnr lllnaon nnrt ,s.,a"' of So"l>>, Cl
j of Lancaster: By J. E. Stew
' Judge of Probate.
~ Whereas S. F. Williams has
-?Good farm to sujt me (0 jrrant him lette
Mcelv painted, administration of the estate an
nd good water, fects of Harriet Whaley, decease
34-3tc These are, therefore, to cite
admonish all and singular the ]
rn Tn Rolicif red and creditors of the said Ha
ing oils, greases ^ haley. deceased, that they be
_ , appear before me, in the Cou
\ttV ?omml?fl0?- Probate, to be held a Lancaste
to., C leve- 15tii day of February, 1916,
ltp after publication thereof, at
o'clock in the forenoon, to
r three well tin- cause, if any they have, why the
ent nr nn elmroc ~u ?,J * '
. .........01. mmii DIIUUIU HOI l)C gra
burn, Lancaster. Given under ray hand, this Is
3tP of February, Anno Domini 191
: j E STEWMAX, Probate J
ne variety sure i'ei>. 1st and 8th.
1 sell at $1.00
uno. Lancaster!
deliver at Lnn- m~'m??i
Steele. ltp Ej
pounds of S Me L \L( I
Catawba Meat g [^\J jUjJ
1MERS to know a C?._ ?L '
otton seed culler 5 OpiTlfl^ * clStll
xy. Have your 1 a. J
We also have *101*0 LO"Q2iy
rattles, will sell 1 i?i
hand Gasoline man who liko:
nd hand wagons, g, .
."MSS*wit ance of the crt
33'31c Some charr
.SWiaK Crepe dechen
.lackoreH'g^Oro- ^ Q^,
unds cow, horse. I and fancy trim
t, mink, otter, . i 1
. opossum hides. IVDHCCti ftlL.
3t... Caper-* J r, t ^ #
aasicr-s- Spring suits,
PIGS for sale, 1 distinctive in <
even weeks old. _
Vm' as low ae you
25"'f" for dependable
;i!p nifra vvniob. Cl - -- li? ^ ^ I- '
nd? Strayed "off 1 OUI15 l^.Ol
Writable reward J {fc'A'T sA
rvvt Stewn-t, '
urn<"1 tn J 11 ft New lot fin
r. ^TOHs j chene s!?irt wra
?* art $2.25 t<
"0fonf;JY: u-V.: of k?.'! in -jlai<
of Clerk of _ 1 ? , .
torn, !,. IP . OO XI . V i;C, 7 f;
R MOl * {i^
rl. of !. (r.., $
rfduja ~N
C'JI*iC i. < t
S. infill ! r ;M\?\,
J,,.ft. I ; TT7 U'^T'V- y. ? . ? > m
e for tho rionev ? , . " : s ^-J ,. . I
bps at |1.50 peri ^ AL A
or B&by chl?k3
M 2.50 rrr 1 ?oJ MWCASTfR
r>' Farm, R. F. J
af.-.nt1. & iaHi nflw it^rtir
?? - ? ?
?ed Statement of >
OF LANCASTER I
D RELIABLE" :
V
EtY 1st, 1910. |
V
ESOUKCES. B
$441,500.19 I
G,484.05 I
10,500.00 >
9,542.18
i'es 1,000.00
143,542.92 >
on hand 30.510.07 >
?? '
$643,079.42 \
A BnjTTES. I
$ 50,000.00 {
$124,228.67
1,200.00
60.000.00 *
. . 407,650.75 >
y
$643,079.4 ? *
OF LANCASTER 1
*
.D RELIABLE" |
v
m ? m ? > ? ? '
s\l,K OF KERSHAW COTTON
MIIX STOCK.
>n in Hy authority of the Probate Court
klay, for Lancaster county, the undersignclose
XVM offer for sale, In the town of
, / , Kershaw, S. C., on Friday, 25th day
tltei 1916, to the highest bidder
for noeli n vo i " ? "" 1
v o ' onct i t o ivcrsiiaw
yO. Cotton Mill Stock, par value of
?100 belonging to the estate of R. A.
ove, deceased.
I3STHER LOVE,
OX. Administratrix of said estate.
junty Feb- llth' 1916man,
~ ~ ~
made D * 1 Campbe
'd eff Registered Optometrist
d. and Manufacturing Optician.
kand ANDERSON, S. C.
irriei Standard Drug Co., local repreand
sentatlves. Take your broken lenses
rt of and repairs to them for prompt and
'r on accurate work.
next,
show DR. C. B. PRATT
said DENTIST
t'1 day Hnurs?' 8:30 a m- to 12 = 30; 1:30
fi ' * to 6:00.
udge. Phone 2S5.
Office over Lancaster Pharmacy.
> m
"" "fir iTT'fiii <i~r zma&rasK.
JET ABOUT IT
ions are in full bloom f
id ready for the wo- |
s to be a littlein adv
1_
iwasning
new dresses in
e, crepe metor and ta gett
crepe sieves, self
imed very moderate- j
CC to $ 19.50
too are different and
lisign, yet priced just
will find anywhere
! garements.
) $ 15.00 and up to
e lace and crepe de
ists each one a work &
y $7.50 new silk
J- and staple alkfcolor S
o match yo* r rr-ring !
1.00 and $1,50 $
:ci look \
M-CLOUO CO. j
;';5 LEADING STORE.
? ~ i-fir iiiiiniiiiii-miM