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I SHORT LOCAL NEWS . ' (OF GENERAL INTEREST ~r New RECENT HAPPENINGS IN *?od CITY ANI) COUNTY. u, in pr Doings of People in Which All j,',0*., Sections of Lancaster Coun- three ty Are Interested. Mi 11. t r? ? i. ? ?ihavn . u. i/. i *.? -uui I?UI i\, wuv iui? been ill for some weeks, was able to ,,loil ager be on the stroets yesterday. ' Dr. s^ori, Funilerburk underwent an operation jdren In a Chester hospital for appendi- Mr. citis. He was warmly welcomed mon1 about town yesterday by his many J,''"' friends. hoU8, L. C. Davis, who has been connect- j Th ed with the Sanitary Barber Ehop for and some time in the capacity of mana- ''ain ger, has resigned that position. Mr. f01111 Hess Davis is now considering the matter ^ ot opening a pool room and'possibly year, a new harbor shop but has reached cont.1 nc definite decision. pleas all t Miss Ida Porter, milliner for the with Robinson-Cloud Company, returned! , ? 1 i-a yesterday after spending two weeks foum in the Northern and Eastern mar- ?f M kets. Many of the latest Btyles Tn In a millinery and ladies' ready-to-wear day. are arriving daily and Miss Porter ville, says that she is well pleased with the Thur success of her trip. |by h th ret The entertainment planned foi pices of Johns Hopkins University and his friends all predict that he an(1 will make a name for himself. i Mi # In view of the fact that twelve throi Pullman reservations have already \jarv been made for the Lancaster car to! the inauguration, Southern Railway officials announced this morning that floln one car would be set aside for the usei"1" 1 ' of local people. The railroad liad j T. stipulated that 18 reservations must spent l__ he made nere before the line would with ^ furnish a special Lancaster car, but ^ the officials finally agreed to assume f .. the responsibility for the other six. j)Q roi The car is to leave Lancaster Saturday evening at 7:25 o'clock over the Southern Railway and in Rock Ml Hill Will he attached to ,the South ton> Carolina Inauguration special, which Mrs. train will be carrying Governor Sund Manning and his staff to Washing- yir ton. It is expected that all told has there will be some 20 or 25 people in the r the Lancaster party. Craig l ' 0 ^ last Friday night by the Dry Creek school was not held on account of the'!^""1 fact that the weather was very inolement. It is announced that the event , C16062 will take place next Fridny night and f ' the people of the Dry Creek section hope that there will be a large at- Tli tendance. |Lanc The Equal Suffrage edition of The Lancaster News, published under the]^ , direction of the Lancaster Equal1 ( Suffrage League, is to appear next Friday. Members of the local league ye8t have worked untiringly to make the coming edition a success and they ' deserve credit for what they have v been able to accomplish. m Sapp ^ The office of the city clerk and eral treasurer was crowded all day yes- not i terday, numerous business men pay- ticuli ing their municipal license for the by tl coming year. The time limit for! ^ paying this license is to expire to- j morrow night and after 6 o'clock '?* VOS(f morrow evening a penalty of 10 per cent will be attached to all unpaid licenses. Tomorrow will probably be a very busy day indeed with Judg'* ^Jniv Secrest. with One of the best sermons preached lie I in Lancnster in a long time was de- derl> livornrl In Hio AaQDpintA TififnrnlCfl vv i t h ! Presbyterian church last Sunday fen He evening, when Dr. J. S. Moffatt, nVln president of Krskine college of Duo Croc West, occupied the pulpit. Dr. Mof- charj fatt preached to a large congrega- fight tlon at Shlloh church Sunday morn-Vases Ing and then came here for the even- , Ing service. He delighted his Dan- . caster audience. I gj Sunday school officials of the va- ' rious churches in Lancaster say that t the recent "Come to Sunday School Day" is evidently to have a good ef-l feet for some time to come. One' "* Sunday school superintendent re marked yesterday that more people1 U8r were In attendance at his Sunday : Gi school last Sunday morning than had been ever answered to roll call at his on b church. Similar reports come from' ^ all the other Sunday school officers. |jj|} s Rev. H. R. Murchison of Lancaster Heat la in receipt of information to the ef- j feet that his nephew, Clatk C. Winter, has just received his l'hl). <le- ^ gree in chemistry at Johns Hopkins University Mr. Winter is a native Mi of South Carolina and is a graduate Lane of Davidson college. He will at once rived take up research work under the nu. TflF, LANOAKTKT? incaster cotton buyers were of- J. M. Hood left Sunda g 18 cents per pound on the lanta, Ha. market this morning. The Lecbnt Mackoy returned were light. Military Institute in Charlc T. Wylle has returned from visit, to hi York where he lias oeen buying ^'r* U1U* M'"8* k. 11. Maclte s for his popular store. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. J. 11. Fundi e savs that the way food stuff turned home from Chester ie Northern cities has increased Miss Ileulah Porter of ice is no less than alarming. He college spent the week-ei that a decent meal in any hotel home. ife In a city now costs two and ... ,, ? , , ... Misses Edith Hoffman, ( times what it did one year ago. ? Glaze aqd Margaret Liles, s. J. L. Driscoll and daughters guests of Mrs. Julius A arrived In the city to make turned to Winthrop collej home, Mr. Driscoll being man- night. of the Lancaster- Department ... . . ,, .... ... ... Misses Annadell, Agnes Mrs. Driscoll and the chil- .. ., lleriot, Caroline Ilrenna have been In Lynchburg since . . . . , _ , _ . lumbia and Julian Dixon < Driscoll came to Lancaster a ... . . . ville motored from Dish h ago. For the present the , Lancaster Sunday. ly will occupy quarters at the I hotel, but will later go to Miss Naomi Derrick and ekeeping. Miss Louise Barr, have re , ' Winthrop college, after a ie pretty weather of yesterday ...... , . ,, , ... . . visit to the former s parent today was hailed with triad nc ? by the farmers of Lancaster Ml'9' G" J" I)errickty and the merchants aiul busi- Misses Mary and Ella men of the town. The last week Darlington, Hula Hand of been the most unsettled of the Isabel Massey and John \yith thunder showers, almost Fort Mill were gu<>sts of Mr Inuous rain and generally un- T. M. Hughes Sunday, havi tant conditions. It is said that *'d from Darlington en rout he farmers are badly behind Hill, their work. * ncaster people learned with pro- SECOND WI'.KIv PETIT d regret Thursday of the death rs. D. E. Penny which took place 1. T. Dee Craig. Dancast Chester hospital last Wednes-' 2. J. \V. Craig. Lancaste The body was carried to Abbe- 3. \y. o. Taylor, Kershir where interment took place , * , ... H 4. Jno. Jenkins, Kershaw sday. Mrs. Penny is survived ler husband and four children,1 Houze, Lancastt 1 girls and one boy. Mr. and J* J* Dlackmon, Lauras Penny made their home in this 7. J. A. Haywood, Osceol ty for a number of years, leav-; 8. K w> Hammond. Heat lere only 12 months ago to live 9 B p Iiakor Healh g bbeville. Before marriage rhe ised was Miss McNinch, a native 10- J" T" Mar8ha?. ??a,h * Ancaster county. H. W. S. Neal, Kershaw, 12. L. Jackson, Kershaw, ie election commissioners for ~ S ^maii II sses Helen Hathan and Lylete ' <jE >n were week-end guests of Mr. of thi Mrs. S. C. Craig. B ?s Ethel McMurray of Win. ! j t j8 ti| s ? college spent Sunday with Miss Williamson. B n n i/- 11 v. . . S assistance. This iv. D. R. Kellar has returned K Abbeville, where he attended !! uncial of his mother. f/t stroll^ l>ai)k is ll B. Creig3.'onl Jr., of Barnwell fli ihc week-end in l^ancaster J tors Slid also a i H iu hrnlhor 7 A r>-~ l-w. ...? I7> wLit^i , MS V>IC1|SIIIUU. M as Lallage Cauthen of Winthrop B ge .spent the week-end with her & its, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cauth You are 88 Floride Langston of Darling- B VOUI" Ch6 who was tho guest of Mr. and I Ira B. Jones, Jr., motored home ^ ay I The E a. lone Craig of York county B' * been spending several days in B ounty with the family of J. E. I llllllllllllll ? ? * NKWB Tl'KSIIAV. KKB. 27. 19 r tor At-11'XELD DAY PLANS ARE ALL COMPLE Jo HomerI ,tte-N (' Committee Met Saturday * ' 1 Arranged the Order o i Events for March .'50. arburk re .... 1 he Held Day committee ot w"( t\ | Lancaster Teachers' Associatio 1,1 11 OI> charge of the plans for I.anc: \ a icr f.oun{y pjj.id I)ay to be belt March 30. met in the otllre of \ Elizabeth Llnglo Saturday to complete week-end plans for holding the school evi hrens, re- The main athletic committee ;e Sunday unable to meet Saturday and for reason all the plans for the ath and Colzv events are not yet arranged, n of Co- h was decided that the Lite jf Bishop program will begin on Field lopville to promptly at 10:3d o'clock, a. n this department there will be s ing contests, map drawing, aritl her guest. t|c cot,tost?, writing contests, i turned to jnj? contt.3t.s and composition week-end tests s, Mr. and Another feature to which wil devoted considerable attention Woods of year is that of Domestic Art Rock llill. r.limhor i\C r enn> or Massey of nro taking groat interest in this . and Mm. tlcular part of the Field Day ng motor- gram. e to Hock "The Routh's View of Recess la the subject selected for the I C. medal and already a numbe ' H'ltY students are hard at work on essays. This promises to excite 1 or< .} interest than possibly any other t test of the day. r 1. The following is the gehedul events for Field Day as arra ' Saturday by the committee: jr. 3. Assembling of all school chil ter of the county with teachers'and tees at the Lancaster Gruded Sc building at !t:30 o'clock, h Spiings Educational parade down prings, 1. street and back to school. Springs, 1 Singing of "Carolina" by 5, schools on campus. ? Prayer by Itev. Hugh R. Mu son of the Presbyterian church. 'c rs i (1 o Address of wocome by Mayor ( Springs. 4. Jones. istpr, 2. Response on behalf of teacher aster county met in the court McClintock, 1{iv e Saturday and canvassed the J* S. Barton, Heath ! ns of the election held last week 15. M. S. Blackmon, Lanci hoose a successor to Congress- ig, jj. Pace, Kershaw Flnley In congres., The can- ? n F c'rlmm|nser was not completed Saturday but, irday it wus announced that the Springs, 1. wing was the complete official 18. Jno. R. llaile, Heath S oast In the general election in io. J. Roy Cunningham, aster county: McCorkle, 1,290<| ter, 4. , 865; Stevenson, 4 29. At sev- 20. H. C. Moeller, Lancnst precincts the official boxes wro 21. J. S. llagins, Lancastf ised and returns from those par- 22. O. C. Adams, Lancast ar boxes could not be accepted 23. J. I. Bailey, Riversii le commissioners. 24. It. P. Long, Kershaw, iree defendants were arraigned 25. O. W. Potts, k ort Mill, e the mayor at municipal court '-** ** Barr, Lancaster, >rday morning, but a continua- 27. J. D. Flynn, Lancaster was granted in each case and ^ Taylor, Kershaw "dlngly the trials will not be Kstridge, Kershaw, d until next Monday morning. ^^ * Williams, Laneas ' Davis, a negress, was charged Milium Williams, Ston* selling liquor to a minor; Char- 3~' ^alle. 'axahaw. Irooks was charged with <7isor- 33* Hegler, Lancast r conduct and shooting a pistol Therrell, frort M In the city limits. Charlie's of- 35' J- M* ,lallman' hanrsl 5 having taken place about 4 M" ck Sunday morning; Dossle kett and Kllen Gilliam were ged with having engaged in a. g| The defendants in the various, all gave bond. Bj H A m ri"PERSONALS [F|i [ fy t K. Uorster spent Sunday ini J| 1 * J Hill with friends and relat L. Dixon of Bishopville has been! Jjj ling a few days in the city on! Q /jfe ? leas. /f\ Imove Harley of Columbia has g| \ spending a few days in the city \ and Mis. .Elmer Bailey and lit- a on, Wllmer, spent Sunday in JJ H ||| h Springs. S jl ^ HI B. Ellard of Kershaw was 5 lg the,visitors spending Satur- rn Lancaster. ss Fannie Clark, milliner for tho J| aster Department store, has ar ? ? 1 cordially invited to have icking account here. Sank of Lancaster ANCASTER, S. C. > aiiHiiiumuu nfcY cans are a feature s bank. Every merohligod to rail nil his hank for i is where dealing with a large and clpful. This is a hank for deposi>ank for borrowers of good stand 17. A A A A .< VVVV V V | "BONE the ?? n in I later i on Seems certain for Soi . A.I J final V But we should worry. nt. WJIS & The delicious Thirst !h'" and Cold), served at ou A make old John Barley xary 4 nay V of himself. ' In p.-ii- Never waste a good 1 drink. ?ad-j>4 con" A OURS IS THE II bo this f iwriPTrn Miss Lillie Usher. Feath SonP by school children, "A ioa." prings. CAItTKIIMiFK KOI? MKXICf l.ancas Machinery From .Japan Set I Mnnzniiilio. fir- 3. Mexico City, Feb. 2 5.?The "r 6- ridge-making machinery nurcl 8- from Japan has been unloade 1?. ! Manzanillo and will soon he pt operation. Two hundred Japf 2- ^ experts came to set up the mai 5. ery and operate it. The governi . 7. hopes the machinery will t Mexico independent of other < 5. tries for ammunition. It is ut ?ter, 3. stood the machinery was pureli ?boro. through efforts of Major Carpi* t. Gen. Obregon's staff, who went t< er, 1. pan some mouths ago. It is beli III, 3. that the government shortly ister, 5. purchase machinery for the m ter. faeture of artillery ammunition. SS55S:! ? lOAisr We are showing a beaut patterns in Men's Dress S) Lion Brand Dress Shirts. plain white. Each Big line Fine Toe Dress Shi ! m 3 terns and make up of $ Special each Big line Fim? Dress Shirts, J \ made. Each -I | Our line of Men's Work m Plains, colors and strip w good full si/.e well mad m For the man who appreciate 2 better, we have a line o ? tailored and fit like a $1 k.'? special each 2 i Big lino of Boys' Plain col Blouses. New Spring Suits for Boys * of pants. I WATCH THIS SPACE 3 MILLINERY AND RI : ; ROBINSON - C | LANCASTER'S LEI 5 % LAftUtoiLR pro'!* ON THE COB I ion. * *. D. v of fh"" 'x-%43T?K-* -"Tr*?;7 nolo con- j G ? dreni; /~1TJI*l-15.E r> Ja- J Wo have? just veoeivod a s ovod 1 o 101 \ r i r~* 'j out \ eivet rserges. These . mu- 5 P1'1' ('e,,t FlU'e Wool and - satisfaction. Only per suit t Finn all wool Blue Serge Su jj New shipment oi m 1 We arc showing a big r? :: Worsteds and ('ashniercs, ? , $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and ! JJ - Fine Serge Pants, all wool, Men's Good V Well made dark color Khal B i Sweet-Orr good heavy Kha k and finest workmanshi r J Mechanic extra heavy Over blue. Best $1.25 gari 2 j Sweet-Orr Kngineers Oven <y blue engineer's colors. Men's Work and 1 DRY" | T x ith Carolina, Y X Quenches (II<>t & r Fountain, will V? Corn ashamed ?? f Y ;lnrst on a poor 4? BEST. X PHARMACY I V iNER. . . r.' "* """ '*? . ? I NEW suns FOR [ MEN hipinent <?f" our famous ; Suits arc guaranteed, to wear to your entire ' $17.50 its at $12.50 and $15.00 f Men's Pants uigo of neat stri]>es in specially priced at ^ H.50. pair $3.95 Vork Pants ki Pants, pair. .. $1.00 ki Pants, best material j), pair $1.25 and $1.50 alls and Jumpers, dark nont. Special. .. .$1.10 dls and Junipers, light Each $1.35 I I Dress Shirts ! ifill line new spring ii J m, Big range colors; also .$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 rts. We show tlic ]?at1.00 Shirts in tiiis line. 65c neat patterns, well 50c Shirts is complete, es. We are showing a e Shirt at 50c es something a little . j f Work Shirts that are 1.50 Dress Shirt. Very 60c ored and neat striped . Some with two nair FRIDAY FOR NEW 3ADY TO WEAR. ILOUD CO. J IDING STORE.