* | M1 PERSONALS |
Mr. T. M. Hughes made a business
trip to Fort Mill and vicinity Thursday.
Mr. D. D. Williams of Heath
Swings was u visitor in Lancaster
Thursday.
Mr. Harmon King of Tabernacle
community is a visitor in Camden
this week.
Miss Mayme Mackey has returned
from Canton, N. C., where she spent
the summer.
o?
Mr. E. C. Blackmon of Copeville,
Texas, was a pleasant caller at The
News office Wednesday.
"Mr. Will Ross Moore of Greenvillo
is the guest of his parents, Judge
and Mrs. Ernest Moore.
\T r W P? TovIa.- of \r??*u
? - - - - . v/i viae; 1^1 ui l II
Lancaster community was a caller at
The News o. .ce Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Funderburk of Rock
Hill is visiting her brother, Mr. R.
L. Usher, in the Dixie section.
Mrs. W. H. Green, who has been
visiting relatives in York county
several days, returned home today.
Miss Katherine Taylor of Uhodiss,
N. C., who has been visiting Miss
Mayme Mackey, left for Charlotte
Thursday.
?o
Miss Ruth Dillard, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. G. Ellison for
several days, returned to her home
in Spartanburg today.
Misses Ola and Eula King of the
Tabernacle section spent Saturday
night and Sanday with relatives near
Mineral Springs, N. C.
?o?
Mrs. H. H. Kester, who has been
visiting relatives in the North several
weeks, returned Thursday. Mr.
Kester motored to Charlotte Tuesday
afternoon to meet her on the return
trip.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
MEETING A SUCCESS
Splendid^Addresses and Other Features
Much Enjoed at Midway
School House.
As, was advertised in your paper
and the Kershaw Era, an ice cream
/ supper was given at Midway school
house on the 20th inst., by the local
Council. Daughters of America.
-'There were probably 500 people
there, and so far as we know, everybody
was served.
The speakers for the occasion were
J. H. Hamel, editor of the Kershaw
Era, and Dr. L. T. Gregory of Kershaw.
Mr. Hamel was first introduced.
He spoke for thirty minutes
on the subject of Fraternalism, the
Home, Education, the Need of Statewide
Compulsory School Attendance.
He drew a line between the educated
and uneducated; then presented
both just as they are. He gave many
examples to prove his assertions,
which would make this article ,too
long if given in full. He paid his
respects to the Daughters of America,
and stated he was not a member
because his town was not organized,
but he would be soon.
Mr. Hamel made many friends
a while at Midway, and received pro
longed "cheers" at the conclusion of
his speech.
As to Dr. Gregory, everybody in
our section know him, and It la not
necessary to say he and his better
half were at home while in our midst.
The Doctor's address was brief but,
as usual, it was full of information.
He said he was only one of us. and
needed no introduction, that he knew
all our roads and homes. He was
well received.
The writer is pleased to stnte that
the best of order prevailed throughout
the evening.
We met for good speeches and
good innocent amusement, and were
not disappointed.
The Daughters of America which
is auxiliary to the Jr. O. U. A. M., is
growing strong in South Carolina.
A State council will soon be organized.
W. P. Estridge Is a member of the
national council, and has full control
in South Carolina. He will be
pleased to visit any town or section
in the State where he can be of help.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, se.
Frank J. Cheney makes path that he
is senior partner of the iym of F. J.
Cheney Sk Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo. \County and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will /ay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catyrh that cannot be
cured by the uih of HA LI/8 CATARRH
MEDICINE. J. CHENEY.
Sworn to befordvgie and subscribed In
my presence, thlsJbh day of December.
A. D. 1884. /lL W. OLEASON.
(Seal) / Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrif Med\lne Is taken Int
ternally and yts through the Blood on
L the Mucous S/rfares of the System. Send
for testimonials, free. \
F. J. (7HENKY A CO\Toledo. O.
Bold by a/1 druggists. 76c. \
Hall's Family Pills for conization.
1 ISHORT NEWS| ?
I)r. and Mrs. Cecil Cowan arrived
0 *
in the city today. They wil^ make
their home with Mr. and Mrs." Julian
Ahrens on Chesterfield Avenue.
?o?
The regular meeting of the Lancaster
county teachers will be held
at the court house Friday, October
6th. All teachers urged to attend.
Be sure and read the large t umber
of advertisers in this Isf ie of
The News. In all probability, you
will find jusM. what you are looking
for.
- o - ?
Don't forget that the first number
of the Piedmont Lyceum course, the
Meistorsingers Male Quartette, will
be in Lancaster Thursday evening.
ocioDer oin.
The ladies of the First Methodist
church will hold their annual bazaar
Friday, November 17th. Ail Interested
in same, piease bo governed
accordingly.
The mayor and city officials deserve
much commendation for the
splendid work being done on the
streets of Lancaster. Such work is
what it takes to build a city.
?o?
A meeting of the Civic League will
be held next Wednesday afternoon,
October 4th. beginning at 4 o'clock,
in the rooms of the Library. All
members urged to be present. Business
of importance.
?-Q
Messrs. W. H. Miilen, Frank Harper,
J. M. Hood aud Quay Hood of
Lancaster and Jno. W. Condor of
Columbia motored to Great Falls
Wednesday. They report, the country
conditions very dry.
Miss Lillie Usher of the Dixie
community returned Wednesday
from Linwood Colleflp, where she
had been to attend an executive
meeting of the alumnae association
of which she is president.
Mr. Julius Ahrens, accompanied by
his children, returned to Lancaster
Tuesday from his former home in
Orangeburg. Mrs. Ahrens arrived
today. They will make their home
in the residence of Mrs. Mollie J.
Perry.
Mr. M. T. Marshbanks and family
have recently located in Lancaster.
Mr. Marshbanks has accepted a responsible
position with the Lancaster
Cotton Mill. They occupy a cottage
on Cemetorv strppt nurnorf hv w I
Cunningham.
There will be a meeting of the Antioch
Lodge No. 272, P. & A. M.,
Wednesday evening, beginning
promptly at 8:30 o'clock, October
11, 1916. Work in second degree
All members urged to attend. 13. F.
Ad.ims, W. M.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis, who
recently moved to this city from
Morganton, N. C.t have moved into
the Hood cottage on North Catawba
street. Mr. Davis is the proprietor
of the new 5, 10 and 25 Cents Store
adjoining the Royal hotel.
Messrs. M. B. Spier, general manager,
and H. L. Smith, commercial
superintendent, Southern llell Telephone
and Telegraph Company
Charlotte, N. C.. were business visitors
in Lancaster Thursday. They
went from here to Camden to inspect
the new exchange recently completed
in that city.
ItlNGLIN'G BROS.
COMING THJS WAV
World's Biggest Circus and Sperta.'le
"Cinderella" Announced
for Early Date.
Announcement is made that on
Tuesday, October 17, (tingling Bros,
circus wil> give afternoon and night
performances at Columbia.
The famous showmen are this season
presenting an all new and wonderful
program. The tremendous
fairyland spectacle, "Cinderella,'
will appeal to both young and old.
More than 1.000 persons take part in
it. It is easily the biggest spectacle
(tingling Bros, have ever staged and
its glorious "Ballet of the Faries,"
with 300 dancing girls, is in itself
worth going many miles to see. Following
"Cinderella" 400 arenic artists
appear In the main tent program.
Because of the great European
war the Ringlings have secured
scores of circus performers never be
fore seen in America. An entire
trained animal show has been made
a part of the main tent program this
season. The menagerie now numbers
1,009 wild animals. The ele
phants, including "Big Bingo," the
earth's largest pachydern, have been
Increased to 41 and almost 800
horses are carried. There will be t'?o
clowns and a big free three-mile
street parade show day morning.
THE LANCASTER NEWS!
m I SOCIAL NEWS m |!
1
Mrs. Geo. W. Williams was hostess
to the Chesterflelu Avenue Rook!
Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs.|
| Frank Smith won the prize for
i highest score in rook, a box of cori
respondence cards and Mrs. R. C.'
; Brown won the prize for bridge, a
deck of cards. Late in the afternoon
a salad course was served.
o
Miss Ruth McCardell entertained
! the United Workers Thursday after
jnoon at her home on Gay street.
.The house was lovely with late fall
j roses and ferns. A dainty salad
i course with tea wna oorvoil
Little Miss Frances Rowell of
, Buford entertained quite a number of
her little friends at a birthday party
Saturday afternoon. After indulging
in games for quite a while, ice
cream, cake and candy was served.'
The afternoon was a happy one for
the little tots.
??
MISS MAinrK Hl'NTER BECOMES
BRIDE OF DR. CECIL COWAN
I *
A quiet but lovely home wedding;
was that of Miss Maidie Virginia Hunter
to I)r. C?yil Robertson Cowan of
[Lancaster which took place yesterday
afternoon at four o'clock at the
residence of the bride's uncle, J.
Stokes Hunter on East avenue.
The living room where the cere-j
mony was performed was tastefully
i decorated in potted plants and old1
fashioned flowers, an especially at-!
tractive corner being formed of bandsome
ferns where the bridal party
stood.
M iss Marion Babcock presided at:
the piano and to the strains of Men-;
delssohn's wedding march Miss Nan-j
Inie Louise Hunter, sister of the bride
entered with A. C. Cowan of Rock
Hill, brother of the groom. The bride
and groom then entered together and
the ceremony was performed by the
bride's pastor. Rev. J. Sproles Lyon,
Jr., of the Fourth Presbyterian
church.
The bride was becomingly gowned
in a brown cloth suit, lace blouse,
brown hat. champaigne boots and
gloves, and carried an arm bouquet
of killarney roses.
Only the relatives and a few immediate
friends of the famiiv
I present.
; Immediately after the ceremony!
an ice course was served.
l)r. and Mrs Cowan left on thej
afternoon train for a short stay in
Columbia and Charleston from
where they will go to Rock Hill to
visit the former's relatives. They
will then return to Lancaster where
Dr. Cowan is connected with the Lancaster
Pharmacy and where he and
his bride will make their future
'home.?Greenville Piedmont.
PETIT JURY, SECOND WEEK,
OCTOBER TERM OF COURT,
(THIRD MONDAY.)
I. M. L. Thompson, Lancaster,
Route 5.
2 A. C. Williams, Lancaster. R. 1.
3. W. D. Caskey, Lancaster, R. 3.
4. H. B. Sistare, Lancaster.
5. S. J. Mungo. Taxahaw, Route 1.
6. G. W. Pittman, Heath Springs.
7. C. H. Everall, Lancaster.
8. W. R. Threatt, Heath Springs,
Route 2.
9. W. F. Crenshaw, Heath Springs,
Route 3.
10. S. B. Roberts, Lancaster, R. 5.
II. L. E. Williams, Heath Springs.
12. H. M. Parks. Lancaster.
13. Boyd B. Horton, Lancaster.
14. John A. Adams, Lancaster.
15. Julius )E. Blaekmon, Lancaster.
16. R. P. Neal. Heath Springs. R. 1.
17 ii r>?.i..... T-?- ?* ~
- " oiiriBwu, r on. mill, It. Z.
I 18. J. A. McCain. Lancaster, R. 1.
lift. W. M. Green, Lancaster,
i 20. J. W. Patterson, Fort Mill, R. 2.
121. W. N. Faile, Taxahaw. R. 1.
22. Lee Dunn. Taxahaw, Route 2.
} 23. J. R. Thompson. Riverside.
'24. B. H. Plyler, Lancaster R. 5. |j
25. J. K. Bowers, Heath Springs, i
Route 1.
26. J. E. Sims. Heath Springs. |j
27. W. M. McManus, Taxahaw. i
28. E. B. Wright, Lancaster. R. 2.
2ft. R. L. White, Osceola, Route 1.
30. R. O. Small. Heath Springs, R. 2.
81. T. M. Hugehs, Lancaster.
32. J. D. Arant, Lancaster. R. 2. , j
33. J. N*. Caskey, Lancaster.
34. M. ('. Lyles, Heath Springs, R. 2.
3 5. I). F. Sapp. Lancaster R. 5.
136. J. W. Ingram, Taxahaw.
I :
Croup Relieved in
Fifteen Minutes
No need tA^lose <ylicate littlo stomachs
with nauseouj*{lrudB or Alcoholic syrups.
Simply rub aVick's "Vap-O-Rub"
Salve over the tlytoat aiul chest. The vapors
inhaled Iffmbn the tough, choking
phlegm and om*< tnh difficult breathing.
One applicatpn at bed^me insures a sound
night's aleegf 25o, 50c)>or $1.00.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 29.
I SUITS
WE
CAN Zl '
We ha
II SUI7store u
YOU any ont
I WITH priced
1 A \
Iril
II SUIT- Come \
ABLE
SUlT A
I [ "SEE
sin n=jir
II BUSINESS NOTICES 1!
WANTED?6,000 pounds of cew,
horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides.
You will find us on White street.
See us before you sell. Capus Cauthen
& Son., Lancaster, S. C.
60-lmo-p
('ALL 358 Excelsior Grocery Company
for fresh meats of all kinds
delivered at once. Excelsior Grocery
Store, at Southern Railway
Station, city. 67-tfc
ATTENTION FARMERS?I take this
method of advising the many farmers
in the county that I have located
in Lancaster for the purpose
of buying cotton seed. I expect to
pay "top market" prices, and will
appreciate your business. Phone
office 305 during day for prices.
Can be found at Royal Hotel after
business hours. I will be located
at Porter's Old Stable. A. Wilson
Mosier. p 99-3tc.
FOR SALE?Good stock, fifteen pigs
ready for sale next week?5 and 6
weeks old. Lewis Hunter, Route
No. 4, Lancaster, S. C.
98-3tp-Tues.
FOR SALE?A new 6 foot bath tub
with all fixtures. Used six months.
?OA AO A ? * ? - *
v.um .'v uargam ir sold at.
once. Telephone 323. 98-3tc.
IMPORTANT?A prominent Lan
caster county citizen has just written
us that his turnout,'from a
large shipment of wty^at to us
more than justified hiny'for paying
freight to Rock I^ili rather than
haul elsewhere. C^tir mill is upto-date.
Our returns prompt.'
Haul or ship to us. Satisfaction
guaranteed. pATAWBA MILLING
CO.. Rock H<U. S. C. 99-4tc.
WANTED?-To rent good horse and
buggy to use in canvassing county. I
Will personally take good care of
same. Address R. J. White, Route
No. l, Cheraw, s. c. l00-3tp. |
FOR RENT?Four room cottage on
Rar Street. App y U> W. P. Bennett.
y ioi-3tc.
Piles Cure^^n 6 to 14 Days
jtanr dniniit refdnd money If PAZO
ONTMKNa fail/to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, Rleedify; ^Protruding Pile* in 6tol4daya.
The first application give* Ktic and Heat. 50c.
wl
Nearly Every
WHA
Don't whsIp your til
Come right here, where y<
modern, up-to-date 5, 10 a
saving in time as well as
everything everybody wai
LOOK FOH HHP 1
W. E.
^ln
> THAT
ILL SUITS?Men's and Boys,
ndle no other kind. We nevei
nsuited with a suitable suit. \
e?business suits, street suit
suits,/ expensive suits, any ki
M
leye And Be Suited Wi
B. FERGUSO
: US" -> LAI
t=3in uii==?"
aTj jrii jXj A a iri iri A M
I COUGHS A
V
V r^h
(rcQl ?
! m . ,
A [Ql Quickly Re
?i> n NyaTs Wi
X Syrup;
A ffj] no Nam
A P a Pi
H
T 101 ^
= ^
HI
/ Insi*
I X Nyal's 1
! ?|> = Best. Sol
; X a
V r^S
z K?3
T ^
i I IT/1 i nunr*
ILAINIASI tK
OPEN EVEKY Ni
'it
A^A A^A A^A
w* ^0* y
MIDWAY NEWS. +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Catoe and
children spent Saturday night at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Wm. Catoe.
Miss Mary New visited Miss Bessie
Catoe Sunday.
Mr. Pete Faulkenburry and Allison
Deas visited Mr. Onnie Catoe
Sunday.
I Mr. Dewey Neal spent Saturday
night with Mr. Burreland Jack
Phillips.
I Mrs. L. M. (lardner and children
and Mrs. Matilda Faile and grand-'
daughter. Ruth, visited Mrs. J. M.'
1 Phillips Sunday.
Miss Pearlie Deas spent Saturday j
afternoon with Miss Bessie Catoe.
:
thir^g To Nearl;
T Db YOU W
'
me walking alluver town liuntin
iui can get ev^ryfhing under one
nd 25 cent #tore, iU the lowest p
money. /We caterto everyhod;
its. / -s- \
n\()^T - XKX? % OR
DAVIS
1 i
]l' ^==l[g
SUIT |
We sell suits that suit,
r let a customer leave our U
Ve have suits suitable for 1
s, work suits, moderate
ind of a suit to suit you. jU
1 1
[g]
ith A Suitable Suit.
N & SON
NCASTER, S. C.
II' 'Hol
M?0MJDSl
T
fcojl
??
on ??
lieved With fnl X
nter Cough ??
Contains V
_ T IHJ
)tics. Not [ ]
itent. []
I T
it On V
he Very X
Id Onlv By = V
PHARMACY I
inilT IT1WTII 1A.')A ?
iuiti uiinii iu;i)u ^
A^A A^A *^A
Mrs. Jane Pittman and daughters,
Mrs. Connie Mongo and children and
Misses ,Etta Pittman and Birdie
Phillips visited at the home of Mrs.
Jack Gardner Sunday.
Mr. W. L. Adams and L. M. Gardner
made a business trip to Lancaster
Tuesday.
Mr. Labon Pittman visited Jack
Gardner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Morgan spent
Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. W. Adams.
Miss Minnie Catoe visited Miss
Cora Lee Lane Wednesday.
Mr. Reed Roberts of the Longsville
section spent Wednesday night
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T.
E. W. Adams.
The ice cream supper was largely
attended and greatly enjoyed.
=LL
y Everydody I
'ANT? I
ig for something yon need. B
roof to be foand in a g
rices in town, and at great 9j
v', and we have just about 8
m*m rn m m?m Hi
m
TO ftOYAL HOTEL I
? co. I