The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 03, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DO I S f .Succumbed
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Mr. Wall
Mr. ?J. M. Hood hus returned several vei'
from a business trip to St. Lou failing heal
Is- berculosis ?
The Chamber of Commerce nesday nioi
dinner on March 31 will be serv- his brother
ed by the King's Daughters and of this pla
we know from past experiences was a son
tVint thi? fnr?t unffif,:nnt ii*- '-<*
( surance that the dinner will be a born"arufr<
?ne. twenty.sev<
4 Messrs, E. C. Mackey, R. S. was liked I
Stewart, Claud N. Sapp, M. P. came in c<
Johnson, Whiteford Smith and at one time
Dr. C. B. Pratt began house- the Lancasi
keeping this week in one of the ny and was
Jones cottages next door to the of the cou
Baptist church. death brinj
Mr. A. W. Chance has moved circle of fi
from the store between B. C. his many r
Hough's jewelry store and Judge ty. The f
Jones' law office to the store- ducted by ]
room in the Riddle block, recent- were held
ly vacated by the Southern Ex- afternoon i
press company. _ Mr. Stoj
Miss Flonney Sowell left for father
Dallas, Texas, Thursday morn- Messrs. En
ing to buy Spring millinery for Clarence, B
the Monis Merchantile Co., of Yi!1 ^togne
Chieo, Texas, where she has ac- Misses CI a
cepted the position as trimmer ^togner.
this season. MN .
Miss Cornelia Elliott will leave ' 4 1
next week for Richmond to be-;
gin the trained nurse's course at Aged Won
the Memorial hospital in that, ~ {j.
city and her friends here at
home wish her abundant sue- Many fr
cess in the work upon which she county will
is about to enter. of the deat
Mrs. J. S. Fischel. formerly Caston. wl
of Chester, has joined Mr. Fis. County Ho
chcl who holds a position with morning,
the Lancaster Pharmacy. Mr. daughter of
and Mrs. Fischel have rented ton. She '
rooms in the home of Mrs. Ju- and is sur
lia Porter, where they have be- and four 1
gun house-keeping. McMurray,
The friends of Mayor PL D. *)Jossrs^, ^ j
Rlakeney, of Kershaw, will re. | rry v^aui
gjtet to learn that he is having a 7 , '
considerable trouble with his church
eyes which have caused him se- "ad been a
vere pain. He has been in Rock ?^ei forty
Hill this week receiving special wa* cripph
treatment which we hope will;and "as
give him relief. she w?
Rev. P. B. Wells, D. D.,; presiding
elder of the Rock Hill dis-, . ,
trict will make his. first official u. , ,
visit for the current year to the j , ?f'Q a,'V
First Methodist church next Sun.; , ? *7 .
day night. He will preach at . . ' ,^lc
7:30 p. m. and at the close of Tt n_r ,
the service will hold the first ' y 3'
quarterly conference. RECIPES
Luther Ellison, secretary of
the Lancaster Chamber of Com- Directions I
merce, attended a meeting of the Hou:
county fair secretaries in Columbia
yesterday and read an arti- Mrs. W.
cle on "Judicious Advertising." mitted the
Secretary Ellison was, by accla- the guidam
mation, re-elected secretary- (to make coi
treasurer of the South Carolina to the houf
federation of fairs. ment for F
Rev. H. R. Murchison and Mr.
A. C. Williamson were present
at the Deacon's conference of Cup Cak
Bethel Presbytery which met two cups si
in Chester this week. The at- a"d one-ha
1 ' -*1 ? ? ? i- * ... ! fpqcnnnncf i
? vemmiice at tins meeting was ?
very large and representative separate w
there having been present near- Pastry f
ly a hundred delegates. tablespoons
At a meeting of the eongregation
of the Presbyterian church teaspoonsfi
next Sunday after the morning an(j flour a
i services, an election will be held, cnff
if the way be clear, for three ad- pjgS
ditional elders and enough addi- pi-jed Ch
tional deacons l? rake the total ;n:nf fnwi
number twelve. {er for tvv'0
The Harper Hardware compa- pan equal f
ny opened its doors this week, ter, in all e
with a full line of hardware, in en; roll eat
I th ^ore-room formerly occu- in beaten e
tpied by the dry goods depart- er crumbs
%ent of the Jones Merchantile fat, fry ur
cor: my, which has been com- sides; take
plet ly renovated. This new con- on brown
_ ceri is managed by Messrs. Rob- grease,
ert S. Harper and A. F. Giles.
T-.ii-i Fannie Clark of Union, jja|^ j)07
who for several seasons past has onp '
been milliner for the Jones Mer- ononnf nl of
chantile company and Miss Car- 3poonfu| sf
110 T. Lear of \ork, Pennsylva. ftml pnmitry
ni; '..ho has held a like position a s0^ f}ollo
for everal seasons with the Lan- jn' as
c> - Merchantile company, hii V
h" '-^turned to Lancaster, ami
, ,, icraie oven
are m rhnrge of the millinery I Twelve C
dernnrvpnt of the Lancaster De- SUgar one
Stores company. eggs; beat
Prof P O. Webb, state sec- an(i add en
-*v or ,l,n Tnterdenominntion- very thin;
f " " hool Association of bake in an
p0.,<v, ^-.?-0' na will be here next Eight C
p.,^,1 v -? 1 will address all the egg, one pi
o,,,vl y ""^-ol workers of the pint of butt
tnv-~ ' ? "0 p. m. in the Metho- ful soda, (
After this meet-!dissolve soi
in - meet with the county bake in gn
and tov^Mp officers. Mr. Wirings, in a
R Th Is the county presi-j Please fo
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WALTER STOSM I ;j.
Wednesday to Tube r | P1SR /*1' ?XA J ?S
culosis. X
V
ter Stogner, who for
irs past has been in Secretary K'lison is a v
Ith, succumbed to tu- in Charlotte to-day.
it an early hour Wed- Mr. I'hil 1). Kohn of Colui
*ning a' the lioirie of spent Thursday in Lancastc
, Mr. Ernest Stogner Mr. S. W. Heath of Winns
ce. The young man spent Wednesday in Lanca*
of Mr .Inhn r: VV Mr .1 ? Wilco? ma/lo ..
Elgin, where he was ness trip to Pageland yeste
iared. He was about Mr. R. Z. Welsh of Ricl
2i\ years of age and county, is here on business
>y all with whom he week.
>ntact. Mr. Stognef Miss Anna Payne of Mo
held a position with j is the guest of Miss Corneli
ter Hardware compa- liott.
more recently guard Mr. S. H. Laney of Page
nty chaingang. His visited his brother, Dr. V
jjs sorrow to a wide Laney this week.
iends, as well as to Mr. Frank Hunter visite
elatives in this coun- latives in Kershaw during
uneral services, con- past week.
Rev. J. F. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Robi
at Elgin Wednesday Jr., of Chester, visited rela
\t 3 o'clock. here this week.
?ner is survived by Judge J. E. Stewman atte
, seven brothers, the funeral of Mr. Walter I
nest, Hazel O., Clyde, rer at Elgin Wednesday.
oyd, Marion and Mar- Miss Margaret Lemmoi
r, and two .sisters, the guest of her sister,
udia and Era Belle Roddey Reid in Rock Hill.
Mr. W. R. Moore of Green
is spending a few days here
{Y ANN his mother. Mrs. Ernest M
C ASTON DEAD Mrs. Mary Mr Dow and
tenant John Hilliard, now ]
tan Passed Wednes- on furlough, were visitors
ly Morning. week at the home of Mrs.
. ~ 7. . . t. A. Bridges in Heath Spring
iends throughout the
be grieved to learn
h of Miss Mary Ann *
iich occurred at the SOCIAL NEWS,
me cai \ Wednesday ? . j..*,,*..*. ?? $ .?. .9- 4-.1*
. Tt* .'I'VT'PI1 TT rT'l"'1' !* TT'i TVT
Miss Caston was a \ t\t^v? ?...0
the late Monroe Csis-jgracj0us hostess of the Fi
was 7(> years of age afternoon Book Club at it?
X >,% a!U? T?s I meeting. The spacious rooi
lephews, : B*s. John ^his hospitable home were b
.Irs. lom Carter.jwith pink carnations, hvac
11, Jim Boyce and , and daffodils The roll call
hen. Miss Caston was responded to with current
^7 ics and a special study ol
of Heath Spring and jPanama Canal proved mo?
de\o ed Christian forjteresting. Rev. H. R. Hut
years. Miss Caston son> by special invitation,
sd January 7, 18J7 present and gave a very
sen an invalidsince, explanation of the working
is always bright anclj0f ^his great engineering
\d waa rrl y . After the program the he
her. r?rnains iserved delicious refreshmer
i to Heath Spring j several couraea
afternoon and inter-1 Mrs. L. C. Payseur entei
m cemetery, the fun- e(j Tuesday at a beautiful d
es having been con- wbich six of her friends
her pastor, Dr. J. W. jnvited. The hostess and
guests chatted over their
FOR FIELD DAY. ^het and embroidery unti
dinner hour when they wei
for Making Entries in yjted jntov the/lming i
sehold Science. ?e*e at a beautifully appo
table, an elaborate dinnei
E. Taylor has sub- fv?n courses, was served,
following recipes for [los.ss was Resisted in th
ce of those who wish tertamment of her uuests b
itributions of cookerv f';u"?'h?ter' Ml;s'.0la, f.' G"
lehold science depart-1*' ' n Y,SeUr,S 1"lvG!tl0n 11
icld Dav. | eluded Mrs. J. H. Thayer,
Contp^t | Ernest Moore, Mrs. H. R.
das* A Ichison, Mrs. E. T. Hodges,
e: V cup of butter,ft Y' Miss isabc
itrar. four Ptriro 4hrop vis and Mrs. W. T. Gregor
If cups of floor, two An interesting affair ol
il baking powder; wleek v(?s the party at v
hites and yellows. J?,,sa Cornelia Elliott entert
or Pe-ich Pip- ThrPP Wednesday nipht in honor c
iful of butter, three of bouac k'uest, Miss Anna f
aspoonfulof salt, one!of Thr?e ta5les(
Id water, two small i pr0.vlded, for r00S,.and' afl
il of baking powder,:?? * of Kan?cs "'f "e?f
s needed. This recipe!?1"?"* was f??nd to hole
ioicnt pastry for three Ibest sc0,'e "J"?"* th,e
was presented the ladies ]
ieken: Clean and dis-If dai?ty handkerchief. Mr.
then soak in salt wa-'tc'" M.oorr ,the ",cn s?
hours; put in frying abook ?f M,ss r
>arts of lard and hut- tbe #"est. ? eWU? 1
nouph to cover chick-lapretty handkerchief. La
ch piece in flour, dip tbe a sweet course
gg then roll in crack- M''A . ..... ,.
and drop into boiling .. M'ss ,Nanm? "??,re
itil brown on both tbc hostess of the Chestei
out of pan and place A.Yenu? f l''h and a ,numbl
paper to drain off othcr f"ends yesterday f
noon, on which occasion
ri T> home of her parents, Judgf
uiass n. Mrs. Ernest Moore, was
Si fill 11 (ll'ilf'lllfci * T11 .001,0 of n ooo noil ? . 1 on 1,,
- ?- ?<((.ciic ui (i tuiig^iiirti Kni nc
of flour add one tea- Pink carnations and white
soda, one scant tea-jcinths were used in the rooi
ilt, one-half cup lard, which six tables were soon
1 buttermilk to make with enthusiastic rook phi
:h; knead quickly, us- When cards were laid asid
le flour as possible hostess served a salad cc
flint?; bake in a mod. followed by coffee, frui
till a light brown. land mints,
lookies: Two sups of The Social Study Club me
cup of butter, three Friday afternoon at the
well, flavor to taste of Mrs. K. M, Croxton, v
ough flour to roll out guests spent a most enjo
cut in shapes and: afternoon. Rook affordec
oven not" too hot. tertainment for a couple of 1
lorn Muffins: One and twelve members partic
nt of sifted meal, one ed in the games. During ti
ermilk. half teaspoon- cial hour the hostess serv
>ne Heaspoonful salt; dainty salad course with c<
da in buttermilk and
?ased pans or muffin Gregory Hood Live Stock
quick oven. "We have just received a c
How above recipes. extra good mules, Call an>
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FAVS; ivTAPriT 101 r>
< :< -> air. c ar i, 1, e h 1?;: v - :;? T:\w\Tr*", rrrr?
X? *1.TII^.O |(-Mu
{ Will l?e Assistant Chief Kre'n
1 ? ccr of Southern Power i> "J f* i0 '?
X v . Car' LiOe't 1. ncaete ,*'j /ft \lA
. ..y friends and relative; will learn ? ? & iJ't i
with pleasure of the promotion *
isitor he has received, for they are fo'- J*
lowing' with interest the careei >;
nbia, of this bright young man. Mr.: v Tl?? I,.
;r. Fee is a brother of Mrs. John , ' '
boro, Stewman and Mrs. Oliver P.iack- > ,
iter. mon. From the Charlotte Oh-, y lllilII ll?l
busi- server of Wednesday we take v
rday. the following: |)CCt Wl
lland , n,aI,y friends of Mr. A. C. Li e *
this vi" ,)e interested to learn that he ? III till i(\'
will arrjve in the city soon to make !
nroe. *''s home permanently in Charlotte2lai
a El- 1,1 ,,ie future. lie has been made as- *
sistant chief engineer of the South- >! (*. I 1
land, crn f>ower company, succeeding Mr. V Hdl Dili
7. F. Mees, who recently resigned to v
engage in practice for himself. Mr. ! I)0C()I11
d re- '-,ee 's thoroughly capable, experi
r enced. and has been associated with 1111(1 i)d(
the Southern Power company ever "
nson, s',,ce his graduation. As assistant: ' Wlirds i
tives c,1,ef engineer he will assume direc
tion of the. engineering department, v lilies 1(1
>nded one ?f the most important in the
Stog- Preilt fabric that constitutes the individ
Southern Power company. a
id is ^'r- 'jee will come here from Fish- * pp
Mrs. ing Creek where lie lias lieen rest-11*| )? ( ?S ?
dent engineer for tlie liig work ever ' .
ivil'p, since it was started. He will lie sue * I1PCI 14)11
with eeedod at Fishing Creek by Mr. J. O. ! . ,
core. Scott, late resident engineer at Look- > IllVlfCS
[jieU- m,t Shoals and formerly residen' t
hoitlO < ngineer at Ninety Nine Islands. Mi . silllli
thi-' Scott is one of the most experienced
Joint ?tnd successful engineer- in clmvg I o
of the <oust ruction of big dams in ?
the country. ! "?!
....... 11*3 ?.
^ *s?* Philanthropy. i f?< ffl ^ l if ji ^ L,
+ Our old friend Andrew Carne- ft' RJL.
+ ?+ '-r'e. writing on the principles of ? !
the giving. says: "Public parks are t*;
ridav in the very front ranks of ben- it
t last efactions, provided the comma- * _____________
lis of nity undertakes to maintain, ./' >>>?????
right beautify and preserve thorn in
inths violate. Is there any more use- "~
I was ful or beautiful monument that
plan the people may* gather and feel
inner j theory has been knocked into a
were cocked hat, it's in order to warm
^ Business Notices .1. H. Nao/.e
room ' ~
FOIl SALE.?Pedigreed Poland-Chl- .
iinteH . . . . . ? - -
i na PiRS. weeKs oia. rrice
in each. W. H. Hendrix, Heath
The Spring. S. C. 42-2tp J
e ^n" PREPARE TO EAT?by planting
y ner Irish potatoes. Irish cobblers, and |U M liKl
tling. early bliss the best Main grown, at 111 |V
St in- Mackorell'8 Grocery. Feb. 2 5?4t A 1 JLJI W ?
AlrS* ! WHE\ YOU WANT VOI R GAR"lur
|>Ev?PLOWED, call J M. Morn- V\TV1/II
Mrs. son who also runs Drav and Hack. II ^ 1 I I m 9
1 Da-1 Phono 329. 38-8tp f B t4 8
r^'tho RAISE YOUR OWN Cabbage. Start M
, now. Have plenty of all kinds of
vnicn Cabbage plants at Mackorell's Gro
ained eery. 30-tfc
>f her I
,<>ST?February 11. one Duroc Jer
' ^ " sey sow. For return or any Infor- stole
were mation loading thereto, address A. "Cotton piece g(
ter a F. Culp, Lancaster, Route 3. 41-2tp
l Mc
1 the i)ozen real of ice Pios for sale, Devonshin
c, fine stock, six to seven weeks old.
one Delivered in town at $5.00 a pair wide, price pel*
prize, while they last. Phone today. T. M.
Frm- Relk. 25-tfc
nrize Bi* lot ne
piiz.c, poR SA,jK?Horse, buggy and bar- nii ni.lin Pl
ayne, i ness complete, $275.oo. Guaran- ' ' I '
given teed gentle, sound, etc. Cash or
ite in ' Credit. Reason for selling using
> wan' automobile instead. T. M. Hughes Fine
,41~2tc price per yard
Was h'ANTKD AT ONCE?Forty or fortyrfield
fiv0 large size chickens. See Mrs. aa \nnV>
* W. D. Craig or Mrs. W H. Millen. db-incn W r
ft.r-' I'fclW 8
tko a r w i roiiAova mnn baa j Hill fine 3l
vnw *. V/. ** unin n
J and PRODUCING STRAIN?No bettor *
to be bad anywhere for the money Fin? in irw
,iru Try our hatching eggs at $1.50 per r ine w-int
?nng.: ir?, $7.00 per 100, or Baby chicks big assortment
hya-l at $3.60 per 26, $12.60 per 10o dresses and wa
,m in' Cunningham Poultry Farm. R F. aresses tinu wa
filled 36?52?Fridays. '
tyers.VoR SALE?One home-raised horse _ ^eW v01'eJ
e the four years old. weight l.ooo lbs., scription. Con
mrse wel1 broken and sound, at a bar- oKvave crli/1 in
trakpl *ain for f,I,lrk *a,e: alBO w,n 8el1 always glad to
icaKe, my jlne eomtjjnation horRe, dark
i bay, eight years old, fine saddle. ____________
t last ' Rood family horse, quality the best
home1 'n everV way. Prices on applica.
tion. At a bargain for cash or ?*^ ll If
,, bankable note. J. Clark Robin- f\lyD|l
yable soil. Lancaster, R. F. D. No. 1. ?
1 en- '41-tf-c LA(S
lours
r:,Dr. M. R. Campbell L'?
(ffep1 Registered Optometrist STOP! LOOK!
and Manufacturing Optician. 3.1b. King Cart
Co. I ANDERSON, S. C. 0C> can> an(j ever
;ar of Standard Drug Co.. local repre- "rn.,pri?a o? ?
d see sentatlves. Take your broken lensea 'roce ^
and repairs tp them for prompt and w* ? a
-i'*- accurate work. -v.:,-,. !?., 4t adv
rtirumt-n' * - i- r.' . . %**>?*'?? ?%
in j ? 4 ii t < ? ' u ' ? ? < 4 '? o . 4 * < * ? * ^ e e o t * V
iMlvitnMMhrfliifrf I Kfi?l I'lfrilT if* i^Tnr' fi^rt" riffcatf itirt l^'f "f"' >'
rr RAflffBfillMB \
nil DAUlUnUurtlJ ::
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tckgroiind behind a business
is iiiucli to do with (lie as- i
licit lie presents to liis coin- >:
When he has close and >
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kmI relations with a substan- *
iking institution, the hank >
s, in a way, his background
V
Is strength to his efforts to- j
success. The same rule ap
y
business man, farmer and
ual. "The Old Reliable" :
i very desirable hanking con
i from this standpoint, and
vour account, whet Iter large y
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Lancaster, S. C. |
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- This Coupon Is Worth $1.00
If presented at once to the
Lancaster Pharmacy or Midway
Drujr Co. If you will buy a $1.00
tint t to nf h....
tion. Highly recommended for
kidney, liver and stomach constipation,
indigestion, rheumatism
or billious attacks, impure
blood in general. Your druggist
will make you a present of
a $1.00 bottle of Indian New
Discovery, highly recommended
by twelve practicing doctors, for
all internal and external pains.
If you prefer any information
about the remedies write to the
Nanzetta Medicine Co., Greenville,
S. C. .... :
COTTON
I GOODS..........
is full to overflow with newest things in
xkIs.
e Cloth, colors, absolutely fast 32 inches
yard 20c
w percales, all the new stripes and checks,
olors, price per yard 10c and 12 l-2c J
lam, hip: range of stripes, checks and plaid,
l()c. and 12 l-2c
lite middle twill, 13c. value, special... .11c
5-inch jeans for fine middies nd skirts. 15c ft
;h cambric, plain, white, pi >nd blue, also
of stripes; just the thin l\,/ fine skirts,
ists, per yard 15c
i, linens, silks and white * '.of every de
ne in and make yoursell . home; we are
show you.
^SON-CI.CUD CO. I
ICASTER'S LEADING il lI L.
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LISTEN! DR. C L VTT
ar Tomatoes, (
ything el9e in
, I Hour* a 3.t ? 12:S0| 1:1?
-heap. to .
TARE. j <,
Office ? ?. PhATmaqr. ,