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^ ?????<? ?^?X'?m<-<??i | LOGAL DOTS <^>*X*a W"> *x?*x- :-X"W?*>?W?:*?M,<> Miss Florence Robinson an ^ Miss Bernice Davis have gone 1 New York to buy the sprin stock of dry goods and milli? ery, respectively, for the Rob'i son-Cloud Company. iWe have received and foi warded $6.75 additional contr butions to the Jewish Relic Fund collected by Mrs. I. "\ Myers. The News has previous' forwarded $66 75 collected b Mrs. Myers for the same charit: Mr. Jim Cuthen who for a most twenty years ran & barbc shop in Lancaster has ftccepte a pos'tion in the Sanitary Bai ber Shop now run by Mr. Latt Davis and will be glad to see a his old friends and customers. Mr. Emanuel Hirsch and Mr 1. V. Myers left last night fc the northern markets whei they will assist their father, M L. Hirsch in purchasing nc lines of spring millinery, di goods and clothing for thei stores here and in Heat Springs. Miss, Emma Mobley of He. t ^ Springs, who is a student s * Winthrop College underwent a operation for appendicitis Sui day and her condition is ver satisfactory. Miss Mobley father, Mr. Berry Mobley an her sister, Miss Maud Moble spent the week-end with her. Mr. L. C. Lazenby and Mis Lula Lindsay are in the nortl ern markets purchasing ne goods for the Lancaster Depar ment Stores Company. The people of Lancaster wh contributed to the Jewish R< lief Fund will be interested t learn that already more tha $5,000 has been paid to th South Carolina branch of th American committee. ' Rev. Mr. Skinner will eondut the morning service at the E] iscopal Church Sunday at eleve o'clock and Sunday evening R shop Guerry will make his anni al visitation to this church cor ducting the evening servic - which will begin at 8. The Pul lie is cordially invited to atten both services. A number of Miss Beulah Lii gle's young friends gave her <mr surprise party last Friday evei ing and were delightfully ente tained by this popular youn girl. Music and various game furnished entertainment an refreshments were served du: ing the evening. Price and Bonnelli's Minstrel Pleasing. The Price and Bonnelli's Mil strels, will appear at Mackey Opera House,, Saturday, Fel 19, for one night only. This e? cellent company has receive many commedatory notices froi the press of this and otht states. The following mentio . was clipped from the Brist< (Va.-Tenn.) Herald Courier an speaks for itself as follows: "Price and Bonnelli's Mir i strels made two showings at th Columbia Theatre to fair-size audiences and pleased; This was a popular-priced ai ^ traction well worth the mone and contained offerings of meri "The first part was done in marine setting that was adeqi 1 xl - - mlc uuu me youngsters makln up the ccompany kept thing moving: lively for an hour wit , witty savings and sprightly son numbers. Jack Lenoir, who made a agreeable interlocutor, als had a prominent place in th olio and put over some trick jug gling that was the equal of an> thing that has been shown her in years. James Duffy and A Russell did the "ends in the firs part and Duffy did a monologu and a juggling act in the secon half that used up twenty mint tes in an agreeable manner. Th company carried a quartet tha turned some tuneful harmon and an orchestra that was reall the feature of the show. ^ Taken as a whole the compan appeared to be composed of nice, clean bunch of boys an the performance* was one tha i furnished a very good evening' entertainment."?Adv. r - a.. . .-v. ?(<... j.V ,-i.V' . . T1TE LANCAS a ii i m 11 mi n tiu 11111 i * I SOCIAL NEWS. % it mum | PERSON ? An unusually large and very i pleasant meeting of the Friday d Afternoon Book Club was held Miss Olivia Emi ?u i ->i weeK ai ine nospitaoie nome , lug her sister Mrs V of Mrs. Ira B. Jones on Chester- Corcoran in Charlc :-f.eld avenue. In addition to th2. l-' club members a dozen other Miss Ashby Hei | guests were invited and while | lotte spent Saturd the club program was carried ; day with Mrs. H. r' out in the drawing room, the Migs Rebecca v \ special guests were entertained thp Woek-end witt >f -t rook in the living room. The i WUr ^ ostess was ass'?ted in re^0"ing and entertaining her guests Miss Mary L< y by her daughter Miss Bet'.y g.'P.nddaughter of Jones and her daughter-in-law, P. Hunter has ent 1. Mrs. Ira B. Jones, Jr., Late in man's College of 1 ,r the afternoon the guests were | the remainder of \ 'd invited into the spacious dining ,, T u ^ r. room. The long* table was laid lssr3-AJof" D; a with covers for two dozen. It i U was most attractive in its ap- 1T11^ , anf pointments of silver and cut m?fored Saturday glass. A tall crystal vase of um^ia and spent v. 3- red and white carnations formed | Mr. and Mrs. J >r the attractive centerpiece and j children and I 'e red hearts bearing valentine , Springs of Chariot r* greetings marked each place, end guests at the 1 w Delicious refreshments in sever- j uncle. Col. Leroy T al courses were served. ir . I Miss Lallage Ci h Another interesting affair of ^IV18 Saturday tithe past week-end was the -l!8^,8 a s aye h small informal party at which ? Pare"ts. .f ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Kester W- Berry Cauthe I n-i- 1? ?? 1 n cubcivaiucu ottturnay evening.! Mr. J. S. Wilson -j. The evening passed pleasantly t arms of the House y at music and card games and atives spent the v at a late hour refreshments were with his family. I d served buffet style in the dining guest over Sundaj ,y room. tive James Brown, The Mary Anna Jackson Chap- ? Nrf? ter, U. D. C. enjoygd a meeting Is the ?uest ' 1_ last week at the home of Mr. and 1 y J*' Mrs. E. W. Sistare when their Mr. and Mrs. D. daughter, Miss Catherine Sistare Miss Margaret Per was joint hostess with Miss a trip to Atlanta tl Margaret Thomasson and Miss u Margaret Long. The loyal little . .... J " chapter entered heartily into ^US1? Phillips of R n the historical program which Sunday with relati e proved quite interesting. A de- Miss Ruth Ridd 10 licious salad course was served student at the Coli ! during the afternoon. spent the past sev( i T , her parents, Mr. a Mr. John Stewman, Jr., was Riddle. 3_ host last Friday evening at a n small informal party to which Miss Ruth Lam i_ about ten boys and girls were student at the Coli j. invited. His parents, Mr. andimd Miss Mildred I Mrs. John A. Stewman assisted throp College were ;e in receiving and entertaining guests of Mrs. G. 1 >1 their son's guests. Music and d dancing were features of this Lancaster Count | very pleasant evening. At a late n w mcennj hour an elaborate salad course An important m was enjoyed. members of the La a ty Trustees Associ One of the most enjoyable ev- held in the Court I r_ j ents of the week was pretty caster, Saturday, ?' Valentine party given by Misses beginning promptl ; Caroline and Jolee Poter in m d honor of the ninth grade. The Important busin r" house was decorated in hearts sact. A splendid japonicas and pot plants. In the been secured to hall punch was served by Mrs. meeting. Come wi Is J- ?. Carnes. Progressive rook VV. H. P J was played and the prizes fell to Prof. V. A. Ling Miss Helen Williamson and Mr. _ Toy Gregory. y Delightful refreshment were ? ?mm n ? ? served late in the evening by S i). four little girls. Little Misses | ^ Eugenia Adams, Dorothy and | Br ,1 rbarlo!te Porter and Betty 1 kjl A ^ ^ Carnes? Music was furnished by 1 >r Misses Paris Elliott. Guy Skip- _ ' per and Prof. W. L. Feaster. 1 THIEF FOUND ANI) JAILED, Negro Who Robbed Mr. E. 15. Funderburk's Store Admits 1 e Guilt. S^. * &/ | (1 Mr. E. B. Funderburk's store f \ at Tradesville was broken into r* / , and robbed on Sunday night,, / February 6th instant, and about j ufe. / >' $100.00 worth of goods stolen.; Vny/ ^ Mr. Funderburk went to work Wh' a! *? j " " " " ?t uiiLc to unci me tniei and ^ ' '"goods. He came to Lancaster R5>EL0F|6 % last Saturday evening and was ^ ? soon rewarded with success. He " swore out a warrant for Jim g j White, colored, and had him arrested and"jailed, and then he oin n immediately hired an automobile * ClCo CUl 101 and, together with Constable e ( Caskey, went to Jim White's PR ' home, a few miles above Lan- & r" caster and. found a great many >e of his goods which Mr. Funder- OO # Mburk identified as his property. ^pO?vlv/ C Jim White now does not hesitate to say that he is guilty. He said , c* at first that Barnes Cauthen, an- J ' other negro, who lives near f 0 Tradenville, was also guilty, but!| now says that he was alone when I V I VlCk nrnnl inln L - | ? nvuv iiiku i in nunc iuni II1HI j y no one else had anything to do with it. a Mr. J. B. ^Cunningham spent The J. d Monday night 111 Lancaster with ,t his sister, Mrs. L. J. Perry. "the stoiie 1 s Mrs. P. B. Barnes of Union is ! iWil .-a#. atki-nshl' . t. TER NEWS. VKBKUABY 15. UH(> LIQUOR TRIALS RESUMED, i j a | o A Several Offenders Plead Guilty A Yesterday. 4 Mayor Jones resumed the trial the liquor cases at the Court House Monday morning at ten nons is visit- o'clock. Nearly all of the par. Fannie O. ties charged with selling liquor, sston. plead guilty and were given $50 -ron of Char- or thirty day8 on the chain gang, v j Q.in- except in the cases of two colorit Kc^fpr " ec' b?ys wbo ol,t consideration of their youth were sentenced /alker spent $25 or thirty days. These rel her parents, main on the docket only two or three more casc3 and there will < . n come up for a hearing tomorrow cu <r tu1' (Wednesday) morning at ten Sheriff John o'clock. The town treasurer will ered the Wo- he replenished bv several hunJue West for dred donars and the county the session. chaingang will gain a number of Wylie, E. C. new recruits. igory, White [nightJ?oh,coT- Business Notices Sunday. " SAIiESMEM WAVTrn Tn ?n1lMt uunco ami . ~ 0~~ *v -?v..v lliss Esther orders to* Wftfcatlng oil,. gr?,e8 < tp wprp wppV and Pa,nt* Wary or Commission. ,? te were weeK- Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleve- * home of their land, o. ltp . Springs. > intVion Mmfl K()R RENT?Two or three well im- * tuuieii eame proved farms for rent or on shares. ! om Winthrop Apply to L. M. Clyburn, Lancaster, ? until Monday R- F- D- No. 2. atp > Mr and Mrs. > n. RAISE YOUR OWN" Cabbage. Start J now. Have plenty of all kinds of '< I, sergeant-at- cabbage plants at Mackorell's Gro- * of Represent- cery" 30-tfc I'eek-end here ? tp hnrl o? Vila WANTED?6,000 pounds cow, horse. * . p . V mule? sheep, goat, -mink, otter. .J i Kepresenta- raccoon, fox, muskrat, opossum hides. ? of Oconee. See us before vou sell. Capers Cauthen & Son.. Lancaaster, S. C. ?1 y of Chester- l< )f Mrs. G. M. I; DOZEN REAL NICE PIGS for sale, l4 fine stock, six to seven weeks old. I? E Ppnnv 011H Delivered in town at $5.00 a pair invxZ ,?oi while they last. Phono today. T. M. L iny will make nelk 25-tfc h 11s we 'k. lips and Miss TAKEN UP?Last Sunday a calf neb TTiP co found in my garden. Owner can lK 111,1 spent have same by paying expenses for u ives here. its keep and for this ad. Ida ol . , . Clyburn. 205 Mill Village, le, who 's a 37?up ni imbia Co'lege. ?' Tal days "llh I POI ND?On Main Sreet Monday a ? XT . "r> I . . ~ . .. . ... ll iiu mrs i.. k. i-.ancr.ster mgn ^c.iooi ciass pin with I- II- S. '10 engraved thereon. Owner may recover same by ~y who is a applying o Dr. Edgar J. Ilinson Limbia College nnd paying for their ad- 11 janey of Win- notice to creditors. ~ the week-end All persons holding claims against * VI. Plyler. the estate of Sarah Jane Johnson. leceased, are hereby notified to present same duly proven, to the under- tli ty Trustees signed, at the office of Clerk of <1< [jr. Court, on or before March 6th, 1916. tli ^etii o- nf tbe PAUL MOORE, d< eeting ot the Cierk of Court es ncaster Coun- peb. ll, 1916?3t Fridays W ation, will be louse at Lan- CHINESE LAUNDRY. A February 19, I have bought out George c< y at 11:00 a. Lee's laundry and want all who left articles here with George ^ ess to tran- Lee to call for same by Februspeaker has ary 21. I launder stiff shirts for address the 8 cents apiece. Other prices thout fail. cheaper than hertofore. raffin, Pres. SAM LEE. le, Supt. Feb. 15.?3t. * IMP. l-I A TQ I : Condensed Statemeni | THE BANK OF LAI "THE OLD RELU ; > - JANUARY 1st, 1916. ; BFSOF HCES. Loans and discounts . . . ; Overdrafts ' Bunds ; Banking house, etc., ! Furniture and fixtures Due from hanks Cash and exchange on hand. . .. Total INABILITIES. Capital Surplus and Profits Dividends unpaid Ke-diseounts Deposits Total THE BANK OF LAI fc "THE OLD RELL NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. SALE OI Notice is hereby given that the ndersigned will, as administrator !*-v author r tlie estate of it. T Hilton, deceas- ,or ^aQcas I, on the 13th day of March, 1916, . w*11 ofl iakn Ilia finnl rot urn s?? ?nnlt u -1 ? \<TSll3,W, i linistrator and apply to the Probate ! '[,.1 1 * ourt of Lancaster county for let- rolton ts dismissary. <1(l0 ie{011 w. Z. HILTON. ve dec* dininlstrator of estate of said deceased. A(lnl Feb. 11. 1M6. Feb. lit OT1CE TO DEBTORS AND CHKM- P\r ]\/ TORS. * All persons having claims affrinst Kegis le estate of James W. Rowers, Jr., ? ?ceased, are hereby notified to file and Ma le same, duly verified, wlh the un?rsigned, and those indebted to said ctnnfinr< itate will please make payment like- oiana ise. sentatives. Z. L. BROUGHTON, and repair dministrator of estate of said de- accurate \ ?ased. Feb. 1st, 1916 3t WANTED?Couple or two gentle- ? . . , . . Hours, 8: men to board in private family, apply to S. Q. Boyd, Lancaster. 37?2tp Office oi NEW READY TO By every exp Our Buyers, Miss Fior< son for the Ready-to-\ goods and domestics d Miss Bernice Davis foi nery Department, are r York selecting an exi for our spring trade. We are receiving dail of Dresses, Suits, Co Hosiery, Neckwear, I ereis, Voil and Silk V Novelties of every < Come in and look ai things. While Miss Robinso Mrs. Bessie Robinson have charge of the Suit Corset denartmpnt SI ? ? K/A iar with these lines thi you prompt and efficiei ROBINSON-CLOl LANCASTER'S LEADING LiL JL IVik IL jLajL JBL | ) Are Shown Here j iL Today New Shapes ' New colors d Derbies ) 'ICES 1 md $3.50 ^ J 11 F??L?FS j T. Wylie Company !j THAT ALWAYS SHOWS SOMETHING NEW" % r- \ x""^hS g SCASTER j VBLE" I V V V ( $441,500.19 1 6.484.05 . . . 10,500.00 M . .. 9,542.18 [:] . . . 1,000.00 k) 143,542.9:1 M . .. 3o.5io.o7 |:j $643,079.42 Kj ? $ 50,000.00 $124,228.67 [ ] 1.200.00 (:| 60,000.00 [ ] . . 407.650.75 r*| $643,079.4! 1*1 NCASTER ABLE" | .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vi i1 KERSHAW COTTON' MII.L STOCK. ity of the Probate Court iter county, the undersigner for sale, in the town of S. C., on Friday, 25tli clay 1G, to the highest bidder Five (5) Shares Kershaw 11 Stock, par value of iging to the estate of R. A. ?ased. ESTHER LOVE, inistratrix of said estate. ;h, 1916. I. R. Campbelj tered Optometrist nufacturing Optician. . iDERSON, S. C. , 1 Drug Co., local repreTake your broken lenses s to them for prompt and vork. ... { t. C. B. PRATT DENTIST 30 a. m. to 12:3 0; 1:30 to 6:00. I'lione 2H5. ,er Lancaster Fharm.icy. WEAR ! >ress *nce RobinVear, dress epartments, r the Milliiow in New 'ensive line I y shipments ats, Fancy .ace, Ling/aists, and description, t the new ? n is away Plyler will , Dress and le is (amil1 O AC aijoumn? H nt service. JD CO. I STORE. I