The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 19, 1916, Image 5
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1 Col. Leroy Springs spent last Friday
In Fort Mill.
Messrs. Chauncey and Toy Gregory
are at home from Furman Unl- (
versity for the holidays. *
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Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs will
spend Christmas with relatives of
Mrs. Springs in Pulaski, Tenn. A
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Mrs. W. F. Harper is in Atlanta n
wliere she will spend Christmas with 11
her sister. Mrs. J. Stoney Drake. >'
Mrs. Claud N. Snpp is here from
Columbia to spend the holidays with "
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. \V. A *'
Davis.
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Miss Olivette Iltaekmon return P
ed home this week from Coker College,
Ilartsville. to spend the Cii "st
moo hnll.ln ..o I
Miss Mary Locke Barron and Miss s
Pearl ColTey are expected home 1
Thursday from the Woman's College
of Due West.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Smith are hero
from Columbia to spend the holidays '?
with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and h
Mrs. W. T. Gregory. f
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Miss Mary Moore is at home from
Converse College to spend the holidays
with her parents, Judge and I
Mrs. Ernest Moore. ju
Mrs. John Crawford, Master Mar- j
tin and little Miss Lola Crawford o
will be the Christmas guests of Miss
Lucy Spears in Newberry.
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Miss Mary Belle Faulkenberry of j,
the eastern section of the county was n
a visitor in town today whd a pleas- jd
ant caller at The News office. r
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Mrs. L. B. Foster returned Friday .
night from Timmonsville, where she c
visited her sons, Drs. Carl and R. t
K. Foster and her daughter. Miss t
Vlloise Foster. , j
Miss Dorothy Moore will be homeji,
tbls week from Agnes Scott Collefej.
^ Decatur, Ga., to spend the holidays'
M with her parents. Judge and Mrs. j.
Ernest Moore. f
misses r rancina ana r^siene ivuu-|a
ins who have been teaching in Ma-^
rion county and their sister, Mrs.'r
Douglas Mclntryre of Marion, are
here to spend the holidays.
Mayor C. D, Jones returned Sun-|^
day fro'm New York. He was met in
Charlotte by Mrs. Jones and little I
daughters who spent the day In that (
?lty with relatives. L
Mrs. J. N. MeCullom will leave to- j *
morrow for her home in Bushnell j
Fl.\ , after a visit jf several weeks to I
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Q.
Caskey.
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY FOR 1
K.U.E. i;
Under the authority vested in the ;
Board of Directors of the Farmers J
Union Warehouse Co.. by a resolution
adopted at the meeting of the stock-1
holders held on the 13th day of Or- I
tober, 1915, the undersigned Board j
of Directors of said Farmers' Union.!
Warehouse Company, will sell at publie
auction before the Court House at]
l?ancaster. S. C.. on the first Monday
In January. 1917, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described
real estate, with buildings and improvements
thereon situate in the f
Town of Lancaster, S. and on the
line of the Southern Railway:
1st. All that lot of land on which
is situate the Farmers' Union Ware- ^
house, building, fronting on the right
of way of the Southern Railway one
nr.narea ana eigmy reei, aim exieimiug
west to about the center of the
extension of French street and having
a depth of two hundred and nine ,
and one-fifth feet, bounded north by
railroad right of way, east by lot of
Lancaster Ice and Fuel Co., south by j
L. & C. right of way or Builders Sup '
?iy Co. lot and west by the lot hereinafter
described.
On this lot is situated a two story
four compartment, composition roof,
sprinkler warehouse, each compartment
containing 52 sprinkler heads.
2nd. All that lot of land situated
Immediately west of the above de- '
scribed lot, fronting four hundred
forty-eight and one-half (448 1-2
ft.) feet on the right of way of the
Southern Railway, and being two
hundred nine and one-flfth feet deep.
This lot Is rery suitable for manu- j,
facturlng purposes, or may be ifsed
for six or more dwelling lots. Term*
of sale cash.
C. L, McM&nus.
N. B. Cousar,
J. F. Nlsbet, f
H. R. Blakeney,
W. H. Mlllen,
Directors.
Lancaster, 3. C?? Nov. ltBh, 1916.
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Horn to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Baton,
December 19th. a boy.
The Lancaster graded schools will
lose for the holidays, tomorrow
Wednesday) and will reopen Wedesday,
January 3, 1917.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
ugustus Knight, who live just
ortheast of town, died Sunday
ight. The baby was just fourteen
lontlis old. Interment was made
esterday in Westside cemetery.
Manager J. T. Thomasson advises
s that Hi.t 'i
oard for the now telephone service
promised hini on December 30.
his will be good news to the many
;tlions of the telephone.
Mr. and Mrs. I. ('. Payseur made a
rip to and from Lincolnton. N. C.,
ed week by automobile. Mrs. Paycur,
who has only recently learned
? drive the car, drove the entire distnce.
going and returning.
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Mr. Paul Hprdin has returned to
he city from Cleveland, Ohio, where
e closed a contract with a Cltnnd[rr
Motor Co., as State distributor
or South Carolina for this popular
utomohile. Chester News.
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Mr. Devi Self and Miss Annie Small,
oth of the Midway section, were
tarried last Sunday evening. The
eremony was performed by NtStary
ublic \V. F, Kstridge in the presence
f a few friends.
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C. B. Craft left yesterday for
is home at Madison, N. C., to be
resent at the marriage of his sister
n the 20th and to spend the holiays
with relatives. Dr. Pratt will
eturn to Lancaster December 27. At
the December meeting the Lanaster
Cotillion Club decided to have
heir Christmas dance on Wednesday
svening. December 27th. 1916.
.fusic for the occasion will be furlished
by an orchestra from Charotte.
N. C.
The proceeds of the bazaar, given
?y the ladies of the Associate Recrmed
Presbyterian church last Frllay
amounted to $159.50. The large
ind varied collection of fancy aricles,
the candy and the abundant
efreshments found ready sole.
The actual work of construction
n J. T. Stevens' new home was be;un
last week. When completed
his will be one of the most handome
and complete homes in archiecturral
design and appointments
o be found in the State.?Kershaw
"ra.
The Unity A. Ft. P. church will
rive a C'hirstmas pageant Friday
light at 7 o'clock. There will be a
?eautiful scenic background of IJethchem,
and the characters will enact
he happenings of the day after the
iith of Christ. The public is in
ited. N'o admission fee; no collecion.
Free to all.
?"f BUSINESS NOTICES j B
WANTED?6,000 pounds of caw
horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides
You will find us on White street
See ua before you sell. Capus Cau
then & Son., Lancaster, S. C.
JA lib 358 Excelsior Grocery Com
pany for fresh meats of all klndfc
delivered at once. Excelsior Grocery
Store, at Southern Railway
Station, city. 67-tfr
iVANTED You to know that we pay
you highest prices 'or scrap iron
of any description, copper, brass,
old rubber boots and shoes, old
buggy and auto tires, old rags, paper
of any description, old mags
zincs and dooks. inquire m
Hirseh's Store. 14-tfc.
FOR SALE -At Court House first
Monday In January, 1017, threeacre
lot, four-room house, two
room house, good water, centrally
located at Antloch church and
school. Good house for small
family 5 1-2 miles from town.
Alice Blackmon . 18-3tp.
''OR RENT?Two unfurnished connecting
rooms on first floor, with
lights, water and bath. Prefer married
couple with no children. Box
312, city. 20-tfc.
Wl.OO REWARD?Stolen from front
of my store one Red Frame Bicycle
sightly faded. Any information in
regard to same will be appreciated.
E. B. Roddey. 20-tfc.
VOTICIB?We will grind corn Friday
afternoon, the 22nd at the saw mill
on J. D. Hinson's place, near
Dwight, and after Christmas every
Satuiday evening. R. W.
Parker. 20-ltp.
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Misi, Kate McManus entertained
the Chesterfield Avenue club and u
{number of other guests very pleasantly
Thursday afternoon. Six tables
were placed in hall, living room
jand dining room and rook was play
i ed throughtout the afternoon. DeliI
cious refreshments, consisting of/a
salad course with turkey, were served
by the Misses McManua.
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On Friday afternoon Miss Mary
11o<yd entertained her bridge club
and several other guests at a lovely
party. A series of interesting bridge
games gave pleasure to her guests.
Miss Nannie Mill Moore, scoring
highest among the club members,
won the prize, a box of stationery,
while the guest prize was won by
Miss Kthel Brock. Klaborate refreshments
were served <1 lug the afternoon.
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Mrs. it. K. Riddle also entertained
Friday afternoon at a most enjoyable
affair-in honor of the teachers of
the graded school. A feature of the
afternoon was the writing by each
of the guests of her experience as a
teacher and these was read aloud.
Miss Klfreida Pong's sketch was
voted the best. During 1h<> afternoon
the guests were invited into the dining
room, bright with Christmas decorations,
where refreshments in
several courses were served.
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I have just received a fin
trades, from stick candy, bu
finest chocolatqp. Poanut br
k,^?, Lemon Drops, Penny Prize
M Lemon Squares, Jumbles. I
99 Cookies and other dainties; 1
99 fiety. Matches in nickel am
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j 'mgk Two kinds of syrup, two b
! atine, hominy and rice in pa<
I 5c and 10c cans of Condense
I varieties, three grades of Sb
I 10c boxes, two grades of Co
j Ham, Crackers and Cheese
99 ccrles. I ihvile you to insp
W for an opportunity to serve
ncss will be greatly apprecli
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TUESDAY. DEC. 19, 1916
Miss Nannie Hill Moore entertained
the members of her Sunday
school class and the guests of each
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pupil at a delightful Christmas party
Saturday afternoon. In a contest of
.making words from the letters conjtained
in "Christmas," little Miss
Lillian Davis won the prize, a pretty j
handkerchief. The hostess served
dainty refreshments.
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The following account of a Christmas
dance in Columbia from The
State will be of interest to the Lancaster
relatives of the hostess as
well as to the friends of Miss Kath
i?:e Wvlie who was a guest ot Miss 1
Heath for the dance:
The Christmas dance for the
school set was a large ami beautiful
lalfnir which Miss lOlizahcth Heath,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Chap'polio
Heath, gave at her home Heathwood.
last evening. The spacious
ball room on the third floor of the f
.house was used and the guests nam- \
j bored considerably over 100. Mis:- S
Katharine Wylie of Lancaster \v;ia ,
jMiss Heath's house guest. Music was T
j furnished hv Schmnacher's orehestra f
!general dancing was in order ai. i
evening. lees and sweets were serv- <
ed during an intermission about 10
o'clock.
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It is for this youthful, happy crowd
'that Christinas is gayest and this
I dance last evening was a delightful
introduction to the festivities which'
always 1111 their brief holiday.
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ittle, Fudge, Mint daytonas, |
Boxen, etc. Fancy Biscuits, krJJ i
tachelor's Buttons, Alexia ]
Chewing Gum in endless va1
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INKS, CIGARS, TOBACCO. W
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randa of tea, Chalmer'a gel- Aft
ckages, pickles and ketchup.
d Milk, canned Soups in six
ioe Polish. SDices in 5c and
ffee in cans, Oysters, Potted i,^J
and many other fancy gro- !
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4 SHOPPING DAYS j
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You will find here one of the
5 largest and best selected stocks of
Holiday as well as regular goods
J that we have ever shown at this
| season of the year. Now when
| most merchants are crying we are
just out, you will find us full up with ''
the most desirable goods in the
best sizes and styles.
* We are showing a complete line Men's and Women's
Kid (1 loves. k
I Men's, Women's and Children's Hosiery.
.Ladies' and Misses' Corsets.
Infants', Children's and Misses' Underwear. }
I Women's, Men's and Boys' Underwear. ji
i Cotton and Wool Blankets.
Counterpanes and Sheets.
Pillow Cases and Shams.
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Oil, Mercerized and Linen Tablecloths. jg
Men's and Boys' Handkerchiefs. _
Ladies' and Misses' Handerkerchiefs, * r"
Ladies' and Misses Furs.
Men's and Boys' Work and Dress Shirts.
Men's and Boys' Collars and Ties.
Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps. .
Middy Ties and Laces.
Handbags and Stationery.
Hair Brushes and Combs,
Tooth Brushes and Paste.
Children's and Infants' Shoes. _
Boys' and Girls' Shoes.
Shoes for Men and Women.
Boys' and Men's Pants.
Suits for Men and Boys.
Raincoats for Men, Women and Children.
Parasols for Men Women.
Bath Robes for Men and Women.
Sweaters for Men and Women.
Full line Sweaters for Boys and Girls.
Bin line Sweaters and Knit Caps for the Little
Tots
Full line Ginghams} Percale, Outing, Canton
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r laniici, wooi serge, i otton, wool suitings, Silk,
Poplins and Domestic Dress Goods of every kind.
Big Closing Out Sale of Millinery, Ladies' and
Children's Coats, Coat Suits and Silk and Wool
Dresses. .S?ia0
If you are interested in any of these good?, come
in and let us make you a price. We guarantee to
please you.
Any of the goods listed above will make very
appropriate gifts.
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