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'V ? ?? Tf?? > j ^ 1 PERSONALS 1 li 1' / Miss Leila Gregory returned from Boston today. f Mr. W. U. Clyburn was a visitor in the city Monday. - -^o?? f Mr. Milieu Plyler 'made u business trip to Monroe today. O? Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gregory motored to Cha !ot<e Friday. ?o? * NPr. Willis Moore of Hartsvllle Is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. Lee Skipper was a business t visitor in Charlotte Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Robblns and ( children returned home today. non. c. xv. ?app or Columbia ~ spent the week-end with friends In the city. ? 0 t Miss Nell Horton of Winston- 1 Salem is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. 1 J. Gregory. Mr. A. N. Funderburk of the } Tabernacle community was in the , city Saturday. I Mrs. W. H. Grant has returned from a visit to relatives and friends In Spartanburg. ( ? o? Miss Grace E. Carson of Dalzell, Sumter county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. T. Hodges. -oMr. Robert L. Usher was a pleas- 1 nnt caller at the News office last ' Saturday afternoon. Mr. D. J. Itailey of tho New Hope ' community was a caller at The < News office Monday. 1 Mr. J. K. Neal of the Flint Ridge community was a pleasant caller at 1 The News office Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Greene at- 1 tended the Sunday School convention at Hopewell Sunday. Mr. R. B. Laney of BIshopville, S. C., spent the week-end with bis ] brother, Mr. W. B. Eaney. ( Mr. W. T. Blackmon of the llnile Ookl Mint1 paction was a caller at The News ofllce Thursday. Mrs. W. P. Robinson returned from Rock Hill Friday where she l as been visiting relatives. , Dr. R. Witherspoon of Charlotte spent Sunday in Lancaster with his 1 brother, Mr. M. S. Witherspoon. Mrs. W. H. Millen left today for Spencer. N. C., for a two-weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Mamie Simp- ; son. Mr. and Mrs. S. Racon of Washington, D. C., were visitors at the home of Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Allen Sunday. Miss Mray Hood will leave Wednesday for Darlington and Marion, where she will visit friends for several days. Messrs. W. J. Cunningham of Lancaster and Clarence Ratchford of 1 Tirzah left today to attend the Bethel Presbytery. ?o? Mrs. W. T. Rlackmon, Mrs. Ellen Stoyer and daughter are visiting cilntlves and friends in Chester county this week. Misses Elizabeth and Mary Witherspoon were the week-end guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John T. 8tevens at the Halle Gold Mine. Mrs B. R. Easterling and children of Florence, who have been the ftuests of Mrs. Mlllen Plyler for several days, returned home today. Mr. W. S. Stewman and family who have been visiting for some time In the Heath Springs and Elgin neighborhoods have returned home. "Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Williams and daughters. Misses Lynn and Annibell, of Sanford, X. O., are visiting at the home of Mr. R. C. ^ockett at Riverside. Mrs. J. Frank Smith left Saturday for Columbia to spend the weekend with her husband who holds a lesponslble position wito the Underwood Typewriter Company In that city. Mrs. Hattle Henry of Terrell, Texas, who has been visiting her uncle, Mr. Sam Laney and other relatives In this county during the past month, returned to her Texas homo Monday. Dr. an<V rs. R. C. Brown and MIsh Beaty Brown motored Sunday to Wtnnsboro and returned Monday accompanied by their nieces. Misses ELk,-Crawford and Lnclnda Heath rfml Miss Marlon Selgler of Wlnnsboro. ii I i j L B |SHORT NEWSj ? Judge Ernest Moore loft Sunday or Union, where he is now holding ourt. ?o? Mr. and Mrs. L. ('. Lazenhy have eturnod from the Northern markets rhere they have been several days. J. B. Mackorell has consolidated lis two stores, having moved 7iis joods into the store on Main street. ?o? Miss Maude Moore has gone to tershaw to assume her duties as eacher in the school at that place. The county commissioners held heir regular monthly meeting Monlay. Much business was trausicted. Mr. M. PoliakofT, who has been In he Northern markets purchasing an ip-to-date line of fall goods, reurned Friday. Mr. E. C. Gooch, who recently had lis arm broken in an automobile vreck, was a business visitor Ir Lancaster Monday. Mr. A. C. Williamson and familj ecently moved into one of the cotages owned by W. J. Cunningham in Cemetery street. Misses Mary Davis and Martin; !lrelghton and R. Thos. Beaty mo tored to Hopewell Sunday to attenc he Sunday school convention. Don't forget the fact that you wil tie promptly arrested and fined 1 caught breaking the speed'law ot he streets of Lancaster in future. Do not forget the fact that ?h< Lancaster schools will open nex Monday, September 11, and pa irons are urged to begin children th< very first day. Prof. W. Carson Hodges has beei elected principal of the school a Walterboro, S. C. He will assunn his duties at that place next Mon rlay. ' Mr. L. C. Payseur spent the week end in Columbia with his daughter Mrs. J. E. Poore. Pr. Ponre is nov with the South Carolina boys on th border. ? o? Pr. J. R. Funderburk has arrivei In the city, and will open his dentls office over the n. C. Hough Jewelr: Company as soon as his office fix tures arrive. The Rev. Mr. Mcllwain. mission ary for a number of years to Koch I Japan, is the guest of a number o relatives and friends li\ the count; for some time. Prof. O. R. Rell closed the summe term of his school at Rich Hill las Friday. The school will. In al probability, open the fall term abou the 16th of October. A large number of people fror all parts of tne country were shop ping In the city last Saturday. Ou people are beginning to realize tha it pays to "trade at home." Rev. If. R. Murchlson left toda for Columbia, where he will under go medical treatment for about tw weeks. There will be no services a the Presbyterian church Sunday. Prof. C. C. Cleveland, who ha charge of the Boys and Girls Poultr clubs over the State, working i connection with Winthrop Colleg< was a visitor in Lancaster Saturday The United Workers of the Prei byterlan church will have a sale c fancy work and other articles o Tuesday. December 19th. All mem bers are requested to be governe accordingly. Prof. Lyles of Tabernacle on hi return trip home from Lancaste last Friday turned his car ove which resulted in breaking the arr of Mrs. C. H. Rowell who was a pas senger In the car. The congregation of the Fir? Methodist church have granted thel pastor, Rev. E. T. Hodges, a vaca tlon during the month of Septem her. Mr. Hodges will not leavo unt after next Sunday. A business conference of th members of the New Hope chure will he held next Saturday afternoor September 9th. beginning prompt ly at 3 o'clock. All members urge to attend. Business of importance. The Lancaster Orchestra, com posed of Mr. and Mrs. John Poag Prof. Mc.Dermid, Thomas Beat> Mary Locke Barron, Louise Poa and Mildred Oreene, furnished th music at the Sunday School conven tlon held at Hopewell Sunday. TITK TjANTASTKR VEWS 1 rn 1 SOCIAL NEWS 1 m Tho Chesterfield Club hold a delightful session last Friday afternoon at the hospitable homo of Judge T-lrnest Moore, when Miss Nannie ? Hill Moore was the hostess of the club as well as a number of other friends. After a series of interesting rook games. Miss Moore and her sisters m served delightful refreshments. * PERSONALS Miss M'Ree Morton will leavo , Wednesday for Henderson, N. C., j where she will teach during the en- ( suing year. ?o? Miss Daisy Allen, who has been visiting at the home of her brother, ( Dr. S. L. Allen, for several days, has j returned to her home in Spartan-! . burg. I < "Miss Kate Mines left today for I Lynchburg for a few days visit with friends. From there she will go to! WhlteviUe, N. C., to assume her duties as teacher in the schools. r A CORRECTION'. The managers of the Belair box i In the recent primary have called to the attention of The News an error previously reported in the elee-', t tion returns. In our report of the . returns Tuesday, August 20. we were I >dvised that the candidates for sheriff at the llelair box received the following vote: Clyburn, 2: Hunl ter, 47. f The managers state that there i were only 47 votes cast for sheriff at the Belair box. and that Sheriff' Hunter received the entire number;, hence this correction. t KERSHAW HAPPENINGS. !* Rev. Tfailey and daughters. Misses Tdllie Mae and Sarah, of Pinewood are spending a few days in 1 Kershaw. * Messrs. Archie Rlackmon and p John Blackmon left Monday for " Wake Forest College. Mrs. John Croxton, who has been spending some timo with relatives " in and near Kershaw, returned home Saturday morning. v Misses Thressa and Helen Mcp Donald returned Sunday night from an extended visit to Chesterfield, McBee, Camden and Hartsvllle. ^ Mrs. HnVry C. C.regory left Montjdav for Hartsvllle to spend a couple Y of weeks. A large number of people from Kershaw attended the silver wedding of Mr. aand Mrs. P. R. Hough In Camden last Saturday evening. ' Walter Oauthen of Boykin spent r the week-end with friends In KerY shaw. Miss Josephine Nelson returned home Saturday from a visit In r Hartsvllle. 1 Dr. E. J. Jones, who has been I spending the summer In the moun* tains and at various springs, returned home last week. We are glad to know that he has Improved greatly. II His wife Is expected home this 1 week. r Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Tucker left * last Tuesday for Kentucky, where they will spend several weeks. Mr. Oscar Williams left Sunday y morning for Fennell Infirmary in Rock Hill, o t TO THF VOTERS OF LANCASTER COI'XTV s I desire to thank you for the y splendid vote given me in the recent n primary In my race for re-election ?, to the office of coroner, and to asr. sure you that your valuable support was very much appreciated In every ?- way. The second primary will he held n Tuesday, September 12th. and 1 take this method of thanking you In advance for your kind consideration of my candidacy which I trust you will give your careful attention. If 8 ... ?I ? ? .1 T ...III iCMMrrini, i in iiiiiiiiiur in laniir fully serve you in the future as I 1 have done in the past. n Yours truly M. N. JOHNSON. it Advertised I/etters for Week Kndlni; r September 2, lOlfl. i l" P. R. Rollings, Mrs. Dinah Boyd, " Mrs. Glrtrue Brown. Mrs. C. M. Parror. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Vade Newsome, W. O. Moore. H. B. * McManus. h ( When railing for above letters please say advertised. ^ J AS. P. HTTNTBR, Postmaster. No.Six-Sixty-Six This is a J) rescript Ufa prepared especially * lor MALAftIA or/CHILLS A FEVER, e Five or s1x\dote^Will break any case, and j_ if taken then\asA tonic the Fever will not return. It aWs on the liver better than Calomel and -ayes not gripe or sicken. 25c TUESDAY. SEPT. .*>. 1010. State of Ohio. City 01" Toledo. T Hue as County. sa. , Prank J. Cheney makes oath that he | Is senior partner of the Arm of P. J. L. Cl.eney & Co.. doing business In the City of Toledo. ?"uunty and Sti.te of- : sal i. f and that s:i!?! turn -a.il p;.v tin sin. of 1 O N13 HUNDRED DOLI.ARS for ea-h and every cusevof Catarrh tlmt cannot be cured b\ the us\ of HAIyf.'S CATAKUH MI.!)K;INIVi?\>:/ .1 CIIKNBT. ? Sworn to befor^ me Xnd subs ribo-1 In my presence, tblm :tl/<lay ot De- ember. A. D. 1886. V/w- GHEASON. (Seal) y Notary Public. g^ Hall's Catarrh yWdlctne is taken Internally and acts yfhYuigh the Blood on the Mucous Suri' /e.-. \( tho System. Send for testlmonials./free.X ^ ? Sold by all d/uggtsts. 75c. JKk Hall's Family Pills for const^^.^. I*. IK C. TO MF.KT. V' * A meeting of tho local U. D. C. chapter will be heiu next Thursday afternoon, ho cm ?ln? nrnmntiv ?i 1 I o'clock, at the home of Mrs. M. It. ? McCardell. All members are urged to attend. Business of importance., CARD OF TIIAXKS. D To the Democratic voters of \Vax-,tl haw Township: I take this method of thanking my friends for theij, votes they cast for me 011 last Tues-i day for the office of Magistrate. I received the largest majority ever cnst for Magistrate in this township before which I feel very grateful to my friends and ask their co-operation in the enforcement of the law and 1 will do my best to weigh justice between man and man as I have cried to do in the past W. J. CRENSHAW, Van Wyck S. C. y. ift j: e. y: yi .1: .y. AT THE STAR. -I* * * * * * * ? * V - - * - * WONItKltKrii l'ETKOVA IN SENSATIONAL FILM "The Eternal Question," A Metro Release, llrims With Novelty. Mme. Petrova. the foremost einotional star of the stage or screen, will be seen here at Star Theatre on Friday, Sept. 8. in "The Eternal Question." a five part Metro wonderplay produced by the Popular Plays anil Players. This is. without a doubt, the strongest feature in which the great Petrova has ever appeared, and to miss it is to miss one of the sensations of the year. The production ' abounds with big scenes, including a realistic chapter made at sea. when the hero gives chase in an aeroplane and overtakes a steamship going under full steam. The heroine, played by Mme. Pe-' trova, has been abducted and taken aboard the vessel, and her rescue is one of the most thrilling affairs ever shown in motion pictu.es. T11 "The Eternal Question" Mme. Petrova is surrounded by an unusually strong supporting cast which includes Arthur Hoops. Mahlon Hamilton. Edward Martindel, Warren Olnnd Wen rv T .anna llnunvH Messimer and Evelyn Dumo. The story is an original one written by Aaron HotTnian, was directed by I3urton Kins and tne production was supervised by Harry Revier, a master of intricate problems and novelties 'n motion pictures. For the first time since she has appeared in America, on either the speaking stage or screen. Mine. Petrova essays a character role, that of an immigrant girl. She is seen in this role during the early chapters of the story, and afterwards gets the strong, emotional situations and scenes in which she excels. In this production Mine, Petrova wear-* half a dozen new gowns that are extremely costly creations, and added to other clothes worn by the star, constitute the most expensive wardrobe of any actress now appearing before the camera. Don't miss it at the Star Friday.?Adv. ~~ : ?"THk?CTERNAL I QUESTION" Tlie/flreaA Petrova Answer* it at tlie Star Theatre Friday. MONEY TO LOAN I I am aow prepared to|ae??tiate loans i of money on inproced cotton farms in l.iRrailfrrDanly in sum* of SHOO, and uywarda at 7 per rent interest, repayable in'nnilable iaalallmenln, in perioda of five, seven or (en year*. If. K. WYI.IE. Attorney at Law j In???a?n?s^-^ en?a*? , | ' I TTHE ETERNAL I j i QUESTION" The Jdmif P*?tro?? An wers/lt at y?e Htar Theatre Frkpy. \ ; J 1 0 | PROFESSIONAL CARDS THE STAR )r. M. R. Campbell TOri A Y Registered Optometrist A x^/.L/irTL I mid Manufacturing Optician. ANDERSON, yTc. Frlriri finftflfirli Standard Urug CA/local repre E-UIia VjOOariLU intatlves. Take youryGroken lease* I N id repairs to tbem jfcr prompt and OTTIT HJi A Af r "THE MAKING OF Dlt. c. a. pit ATT, __ - __ . _ Dentist. MADDAIFNA ours from 8:30 M. to 12:30; int%UUt\yUl%i\ 1:30 *0 6:30. pARAAHHNT Office Phone ?'86. \ r Residence Phone 398. nr/^V HM /*\ n 11 r )fflce Over lianrasier Pharmacy. 1 jyi I\ I\ \J W I _ _ __ _ Wednesday DR. J. J. 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