The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 18, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
TUESDAY, FEB. 18. 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN~M
Rook Party Postponed. | the need. (
The rook party which was to have Annette Stovei
been given tomorrow by the U. D. | Benefits de
C. has been Indefinitely postponed. | quarterly m?
i Small, Mrs. M
I>r. Pratt (iocs to Siberia. Round ubu
> , Dr. Chas. B. Pratt is one of twen- I A cord|a, ,n
4 ty-five professional men who will nll
I
Keoorte?l hv Committee. j ,,,is r'aas wpr
The omnibus public buildings bill Greenville cm
was formally reported by the house ,n'a ^ r,?r^
committee or public buildings arid in<l 'hieo ot
grounds Saturday. Included in th" f" ( :,r' ^ ""'e'1
bill is an appropriation of $19,000 ^'v'* I'lylcr.
for the postofflce building in Lan- am' Margaret
caster, this in addition to the $50.- <*?uiity.
000 already appropriated. It will j
be remembered that when bids were I pj
opened for the construction of the |
Lancaster building in January, the ~7 TTT
1 . liJ , . Mr. a,1(l Mr
lowest bid was in excess of the ap- ...
tVV'.'K onnnt
propriatlon and it was necossarv ' ' ' ,
Mrs. \V L. St
that congress authorize an additional
fund. j Mrs. C. F.
, last week to s
Farmers Meeting.
A meeting of farmers of Lancaster Mr. and .N
county was held in the court house Rock Hill, we
Saturday which was largely attend- of the former'
ed and many matters of interest were John T. Greer
d'scussed. The meeting was called
by County Agent R W. Graeber. A N,IHS
committee of five was appointed to work-?tnd wit
draft resolution in regard to cutting an(' Mrs. ''-rn
t'ie cotton acreage and the ttse of ^ p Ferg
fertilizers They reported the fol- ma|<)nK his hr
lowing resolution: some timo ha
"Resolved: That the farmers of ,UMO nn(, wj?
Lancaster countv cut their cotton r-.i , ,
I \ I 11*1 III liuni
acreage 20 per rent and fertilizers
20 per rent for 1019, and buy no fer- Miss Mary
tllizer until there Is a reduction In Marlon Sims
present prices, and that all farmers sick with intl
comply with this resolution, and! .. ,
' . , . . I Mr and M
that those who do not be regarded as(
, I land. N. C . ai
not in svmpathv with the needs and;,,
. . . . .. "arry llines.
interests of the southern farmer
The committee was composed of J. \V. ??. Moo
M Yoder. S. D Robinson. I., R has been con
Rollings, R. A. Rlackmon and O. H. of Lancaster,
Hell. sition and rei
Z .. York
V'uarterl)- Meeting of Division No. I.
The quarterly meeting of Division Mrs Leroy
N"o 1 of Moriah association will be day in f'harlo
held with the First Baptist church. ,, , ...
? . .. .. Herbert Mo
Kershaw, Saturday, March 1. at . 1A
o/. ? . . . waR a visitor
^ 10:?,n a. m. Following is the program:
Capt. Elliol
Devotional Mrs. J. M Neal. night for a t
Oreetings?Mrs L. T. Gregory. York.
Response?Mrs J. F. Hammond.
Song. ro! !'eroy
Should W. M. U. members sub- ,on on bu"lnp
scribe to Christian Education? Mrs. Miss Annal
Samuel Long. lumhla. and J
Why should the orphango and Pr 0f Jamison
aeed ministers he included In W. M. parents Rev
Ir apportionment? Mrs. B. F Carson.
Mr. and Mri
Our nssociatlonal policy?Mrs. L. are *be
C. Pnyseur H C. Blarkmo
What is the W M. IT. emergency alreet.
pledge? Mrs. W C. Ellis. ... o .. "
Mi us Marar;
launch. . , ..
' .. don. ts tho rv
l>r,votlonal?Mrs R L Williams. ....
0. ? .. . Ira B. Jonoa.
Should wo as W. M. IT. momhPrs
r'-'n tho stnndardshlp rards? Mra R hnfo'itp Ma
T.. Sims. Mrs. N. C. Small. lotto Saturda;
Our younr: people's work ? (1) Jod liorn.> by
I
?
Bail this month for Siberia to engage " """
in work for the government. Dr. n*' 1
dCI OR At 68
Pratt was formerly a resident of M
v l,ancaster, and while here practiced
his profession of dentistry. His
friends here will follow his caree> Fire at
with interest. | Pire Qf un(j
,, * _7 , . , Saturday in ti
Mrs. MrManut hntertnins.
Mrs. R. C. McManus entertained ' ' town ?'
the Friday Afternoon Book club at ^'r " PWf
her home on Main street. After a ' ?"
, . .. . . stroyed and th
very interesting program the hostess ? '
.... . . . i Of Matthews i
served a delicious salad course. Tht .....
.> . . .a ,. , . buildings dest
invited guests, besides the club mem- ._ , ... .
Hotel. Wadswf
bers. were Mesdames George Wil- _
... B. Wood's gro
liams, R. N. VanLandtngham, T. M. ,.
... , ... . , _ story resident
Hugbes and Miss Annie Gregory.
, surance on tl
Freight Wreck at Chester. could not be a
T*e derailment of a ferlght en-! _ . ~
.. . . Rook and
gine on the Southern at Chester ves.
. , . . . _ . . The Lanca
terdav blocked traffic for several , ... .
.? . . league will ha
hours and prevented the Hancastei .
. . . . . . . tournament at
and Chester train due here at one . ..
, , ,, garet Moore o
p. m. from leaving Chester until ...
' . this week. /ft
about fi:SO on account of the derail- .
. . .... invited to atte
ed engine being across its track.
Arrives
Should Have Pension. . . ?
. Judge Frne
A. W. Watts, a colored farmer . ,
_ ? . . . telegram last
livine on O. C. Rlackmon s nlace on
R. F. D. No. 2. near Antloch church.
.. . ri ved in Now
has a cow loss than throe vears old .. ,,, ,
Ho will ho at
which Is the mother of four calves. . , ,
, ,_ . , ^ leased from tl
Three of those were horn last Tuesday,
February 11 This cow is a I.anci
valuable animal and is really entitled The Columt
to a government pension. American Pol
. ... . sociation also
Trnin M rorkel In ! ranee.
each to the f
A train, one section of the 105th , . ,
, , highest rocorc
Ammunition train of the American
p'gs The w
forces in France, was wrecked sev-:
are; J. llaro
oral davs ago with a number of cas- . ?
berrv. T. F (
ualties. Fourteen were reoorted ,, ....
. . ? 'rank Rovd
killed and many wounded Several ' ,,
i Turner of Fr
l.ancaster bovs are members of the , .v ll
.... C,"R of Dillon
10F?th Ammunition train which is a ,
l.ancaster. Mi
part of the Thirtieth division, and
1 castor !lettio
while no official information has heen r, , ...
Rralnard Perc
received here, their parents are quite
anxious for news from them. No, Another prl
details of the wreck have been re-j coun(y wn8 fn
Ceived. n f Ihn r. i tr aIi
1
Mackey, i
ID COUNTY ""dw
Miss L
2) Hindrance?Miss throp co1
with her
irlred from attending B' ^auth<
etings?-Mrs. N. B. Miss
laude Faulkenberry. friends w
i discussion. lg in wlt,
vitatlon Is extended to Royal.
>ly can to attend this
irches not limited to Mrs. H
her home
i. D. R. Fletcher. ter a mo
Pres. Div. No. 1. Mrs. Flor
Matthews, N. C. Mlss F
etermlned origin early from New
ie business section of "ne ?f m
atthews. N. C.. result- caster De
ed losses aggregating Mrs j
r buildings were de- from Cha
e building of the Bank era, dayg
vas damaged The
royed were Williams Miss Ir
>rth's sales stables. H. college, if
eery store and a two- Mr. and 3
i. The amount of Inj
i . Mr. St a
te destroyed property , iit
. , . is visiting
iscertalned. .
, , Mrs. Thai
I Bridge Tourney. i ^
ster Equal Suffrage '
. j v. i i Haven. C
ive a rook and bridge
the home of Miss Mar- rs* a(
n Friday afternoon of Mrs E
Ivery one Is cordially ^e week
nd. |
- j Mrs. F
From Overseas. visiting h
st Moore received a <>rspoon. 1
night from his son. vj8n t0 r
are, saving he had ar-j ?
York from overseas. NECJUO i
Tamp Upton until re-|
te service. | * onduc
No 35. (
ister In t.ojid. sh?t in tl
da Slate says: The tj,e train
and-China Record as- a negro a
offered prizes of $5 pro Was
r>n boys making the platform
Is with Poland-China conductot
inne*s of these prizes (er tj1P jr
Id Summer of New-jj^p trap
'ulp. Jr.. of Lancaster., nrP tt,P \
of York. Sara Louise tor i>,?i,i
lirfleld. Braxton Hug-| nf ,ho tn
Lillian Roberts ot j)0dd ?'?<
nnie Hendrix of Lan- pital for
Turner of Fairfield, occurred
ival of York through
outskirts
Ize taken in Lancastet _
the Furor-Jersey class NO XKKI
lb. The first prize in TH
it to Bryant Martin, of, Washii
inty. second to Missj for artlth
it, of Fdgefletd county, duction 1
er prizes of $5.00 each mittee a]
it. of Abbeville rountv; the treas
of Lancaster county, the situi
Garrison, of York for incrc
With the
^ ? committe
brnonaia j
s. J. M Yoder. of Van
Saturday hero with PRO
eele. * + +
?* i l>Ii. .1
St oil went to Camden!
ee her sister who Is ill |offlre
Irs. Frank Greene, of, 8:
re the week-end quests'
s parents, Mr and Mrs. Al
i I ?
s Moore is 'tending tin Office
:h her parents. Judge
est Moore. I)lt. \V.
"* slclnn.
uson. who has been . ?
at t.re
>me in Timmonsville foi i . .,
etablei
s returned to his home __
I Office
I be associated with hts
noss. f
Dunnom and Master. BUS
Witherspoon are quite *
uenza. FOR S.\
..t. ... , r, of cor
rs. Kd lllnes. of Row
e visiting Mr. ami Mrs m 1
R. C.
re. who for some time RK-B'
nected with thp Bank From
has resigned hi? po- seleote
turned to his home in '-v ar
and e>
~+ ors.' I
' Springs >tpent Mon- Robin;
'**6, caster,
rton, of Heath Springs, pon s ^
in l.aneaster Sundav.
, cows a
tt Springs left Sunday and an
wo-weeks visit to New Dow F
WANTKI
Springs is in Washing- pay hi|
BR Baker,
3 2-41
belle Tharher. of Coanies
Fllzahefh Thneh. ...... . .
I?? I * I
. are the guests of their ride
and Mrs Tharher. your w
s A Carl l?ee. of Char- ab
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 32-tf.
n at their home on Kim ? ? "
( A nll.tii
^ sale al
tret Taylor, of Cam- now ai
ieat of her sister. Mrs ' '* r^i
Jr. J- B :
ickev ?notored to Char- PhAt'P!
y a"d was aeoompan T'otato
his father. R. B. make
^ * ** ~~ ? ?? "
rHE LANCASTER NEWS, LAKCA?*
vho has been spending sev-| ~
in Charlotte. 1
allage Cauthen, of Win-!( //
lege, spent the week-end
parents. Mr. and Mrs. \V. j
Laura Gilbert Williams'j ' ;
ill regret to learn that she
h influenza at the Hotel alt'''''
[eath Glass will return to Vri' '
in Detroit. Mich., today afnth's
visit to her mother.
ence Elliott. T /
?
'annie Clark has returned _
York where she bought a
illinerv goods for the Lan.
vw
partment stores.
L. Uriseoll has returned *
rlotte where she spent sevene
Stewnian, of Lander
? the truest of her parents. ?^ff
drs. W. S. Stewman. flB
irkhonse. of Amerirus. Oa..
c at the home of Rev. and
cher.
rank K. Matthews, of New
onn . is visitintr her sister.
dy 0. Thomson.
veiyn Cunninpham spent
-end in Charlotte. I
red Correll, who has been
ier sister. Mrs. J. H Withhas
cone to Charlotte for a ^
elatives.
iHOOTS CONDUCTOR S
AVI) THEN DISAPPEARS JL 4
tor Dodd. on Southern train
"harlotte to Columbia, was
tie lee Saturday morning a- We at
was leaving Charlotte by sortmenl
s vet unidentified. The no- Illf'ints
found hanging on the re>r
of a passenger roach by the " onieil
. who rennested h'tn to en- leadinjf :
aln and endeavored ?*? close as \\ unci
door. The negro opened lin-.t
1a 11 taking effect in Conduc
"s leg. and then Jumped oft
>in and escaped. Conductor Hall
> carried to a Charlotte hos- 1 educe il
treatment. The shooting One cast
while the train was passing jj and Ci
a negro settlement on the II one of
of Charlotte. . II 5 to 9
i? to STiMriiATE II Same 1I<
IE production of ooED II perpai
ugton, Feb. 17.?No need 11 One hilt
L-ial stimulation of gold pro- II henvv
las been found by the com- II Mi-SO*
ppoined by the secretary of II Priced
ury last November to study II
ition and suggest methods II ~
using the available gold. Th's
cessation o (hostilities, the here for
e reported. any need of is famili
r effort to promote gold ing (jUB
>n has passed. and Bla<
a a a. j. a j. a A . Rnmp 11
SESSIONAL CARDS *
+ + + + + + + + + + < Heavy I
. ItKKt K KIMtKHIU i(K, .VOU h
Rental Surgeon. V'ill S
urs: Sizes
30 to 12:30 a m. pair,
oo to 6:Oo p. m. Same H
iid by Appointment. Pail*,
thee Phone 160. J Ruster
Residenoo Phone 52. Hose
over Lancaster Pharmacy g j() t
S. HOLLY. Veterinary Phy
Surgeon and Dentist. Offlr?
igory. Heod Live Stock Co
i. Residence Phone IPS |
Phone 226.
+ + + ? Here
ilNESS NOTICES 4 Mt"' we
+ One ens
LE?One thousand bushels Gray
n in shuck. Three good
A lot of farming utensils Wilson
Brown, M D. 33-2t. Rlaek
Beach
RED single cojnh R I. Reds Host*
very choice and carefully
rt at ni>b "Am A*ln? . no,.,.. Finn
id Vibert strains: rieh r?-ci 1 . Hros.
cceptlonally fine winter lay- I find a
legs $2 per 1 Mrs. A. Ft : I
ion. Cloverdale Farm. I.an-;
S. C. 33-2t.
l.K?Some short horn milk
md calves, some heef cattle I
ime pips J. C. Kllloft, Mc-|
'arm. 3 2-41.
>?100 head of geese. Will
ghest price. Apply to FT. C. '
Taxahaw, S. P.. R. F TV 2 HI SKM)
?
Ut'\f"l/K and pay while von
It ia cheaper than riding
rork animal*. Pomp In and N.inry Halls
nut it J. H Marknrell. Golden and
orell.
F PLANTS of all kinds for WAXTKD? Gir
t 25 rents per 100. Plant power sewin
id get an early start. And overalls. G
aaper than buying the seed. employment
Vlackorell. 32-tf Drafts Refo,
YOrn OIJDFRS for Rweef
Plants now and you will llOl'SK WAN!
suro of getting them. rent Ave or s
tKft. 8. r
veri/?odir weoj
W r*
losiery S]
e showing a most wonderful as- Buster
: of Cotton and Silk Hosiery for Hose
Children. Boys, Girls, Men and
in Clack. White. Brown and other Holepr
shades in such well-known makes are r
ler Hose. Notasenio, Hose of Luxer
Brown and (iothan Gold Stripe.
1 cordi
took of all I lose is large and we
;ing some very special prices to f'?
t. Hose
! of White Leather Hose for Boys Pl
iris?black only. This has been Ladies'
our best 25c and 30c seller. Sizes Whil
?. Priced very special pair . .20c pair.
jse for Big Boys. Size 0 1-2 to 10. Ladies'
r 35c make.
idred dozen good quality medium pair
Ribbed Hose for Boys and I ..ajpo
s, fast black. Sizes 0 to 0 1-2. fine
1 very special pair 25c valu
zen fine Ribbed Wander Hose. .
Ladies
is a hose that has been handled weiji
years. Practically every mothei
a i i 111 own :
;ar with tho food look . and v?:>rlitif.s
of \\ under Hose. White Buster
ks. Sizes 5 to 7 30c up b
ose. 7 1-2 to 10. Specially priced ^
35c Huster
Jibbed Wunder Hose for I>oys. If f( \n
lave trouble in petting Hose that ~
tand your bovs try some of these. ^ pet
(5 to 8 1-2. Specially priced Bustei
35c Blac
ose for hip Boys, 9 to 11 1
10c Hose <
Brown fine Mercerized Ribbed F.ve
in Black. Brown and White. Sizes fact
>. Specially priced pair .'Joe Bnr
Hose For T1
is where you pet Hose that look Notas<
ar well, fit well at a small price. -((l.
e Men's good 15c Hose. Blue,
and Palm Beach. Special pair Plenty
\0c the
Bros, and Foot Rest Hosiery, in regi
. Navy, Gray, White and Pelm pair
i shades. These are regular 35c
pair 25c Pure t
terrorized I.isle Hose in Wilson
and Wunder Hose. This you will telle
i most excellent value, pair..35c all ^
obinson.-Cl
LANCASTER'S LEADN
i ui /\l T 11 t f A f I /\ f % l \ ^ lft/1 ?if II
1 i a Ttit it mail uifimitr*. ?
i, Torto Ttioo. Godby location about May 1.
others. J. B Mack- modern and have lights, w
32-tf. sewerage. Apply to B-l, <
News.
Is to operate electric
g machines making WK A HE AtJENTS for the C
ood pay and steady Steam laundry. Phone us
Pay whi'e you learn will send for your laundr
Chester, 8. C. (Uion Pressing Club.
J liOHT JAW. 14, 1019 On
"KI> ?Party wishes hound dog, 4 years old.
Ix-room hou?e In good black, white and tan, wltl
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PAGE FIVE '
"s t/?e/ri^~ |
pecials
Brown fine Mercerized Ribbed
in Black, Brown and W hite. Sizes
and 10 pair 10c
oof and Notaseme Hn^o. These are
nade for Children that nothing else
stand. Every pair guarm'eod to
satisfactory service. Pr'eed kng
to si"os pair . .50c, 55c and (>0c
zen Laidies' fair quality Black
This is our regular 15c number,
ial pair 10c
good quality I lose in Black and
te. Our regular 20c Hose. Special
15c
' Hose, Black and White, Durham
Our regular 25c number. Special
10c
35c Wunder Hose. This is a very
gage hose and a most excellent
e. Very special pair 25c
Wunder Hose in Medium heavy
ht. Just the thing for this sea*
wear pair 35c
Brown line gage, * ull fashion, m Iuh
>ack Hose. Black, White and Brown,
jecially good number pair 35c
Brown Mercerized Lisle Hose, full
ned fashioned Ho<e. Black. White
Brown. Our regular 60c Hose,
ial pair 50c
Brown full fashioned Silk llose.
k. White and Brown. A very spe/alue
in Silk Hose, pair ....$4.10
of Luxite, full fashioned Silk Hose,
ry pair guaranteed to wear satisory.
Black. White. Gray and 1,
ivn. pair . . . .$1.00, $1.50 and $1.75
he Men
cme fine Silk finish Lisle, regular
Hose. Special, pair 10c
of good quality Art Silk Hose. All
best shades including Black. The
ilar 68c and 75c kind. Special
50c
.hread Silk Hose. Some full fashd.
others without a seam. Most exnt
values. Black. Navy, White and
rood shades, pair 75c
loud Co.
IG STORE
PKIiPAY PAltCKL POST^
Must be: around richt hind lee at the kneo
atei and with no hair. Ten dollars to any^are
The one who finds hlra. O. B. McClellan,
Monroe. N. C. 27-tf.
'k.rlntl. I.OST .1A X 1.1 IIIIU -Ono Wkli.
i an<l we Female Hound, slightly ticked,
y. Fer-1 Black-head, big brown spots over
26-tf. each eye, big black spot on right
side of body, small black spot on
o male left side. Ten dollars to anyone
Color, who finds her. G. B. McClellan,
h streak Monroe. N C. 27-tf.
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