The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 28, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919.
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THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AND C
Services at Bhlloh. Chesterfield county.
The News Is requested to state of Cheraw, and E. F
that there will be preaching At (Chesterfield; York co
Sbiloh next Sunday morning at 11 Makin, of Clover, ai
o'clock. _ of Rock Hill.
Will Establish Market. | Connected With
The building next the Star Thea- r. a. (Dick) Do
g re is being remodeled for a meat friends and patrons
market which will be established by Job Department to k
Jim and Wren Connor at an early connected with 1
late. News and has no li
. . . * 777 nection with any otl
Attend Automobile Show. . ... .
Among those from Lancaster who a ' *4 ?^ ' notw 1
attended the automobile show in Co- 1>0r 80 ? Contr^ry'
111111 hia Wednesday were R. N.I Delegates Ap
Walkup. W. P. Robinson and At a meeting of
/lonrirfl R. CraYeil. I LnnPAstAr rnnntv hoi
? . . * ^ ; house on March 28.
School to Open. ' , . _ _
_ * . , , lowing farmers and
The upper Camp Creek school, , , .
^ , . ' were elected as dele
which has been closed on account fhp conventlon to be
of the prevalence of influenra, will on A 3. L
open next Monday^March 31. I ? Wy|,e , . A Br,d
Transformer Burns Out. llama, Chas. D. Jones
The burning out of a transformer ' McManus, S. 1
rear the opera house last night cut Voder an<l K- M. Cr
off The News from the electric cur- Alternates: J. Uc
rent this morning for several hours Voder. J. E.
until a transfer of the lines could he Blackmon and Wadi
nia(je These gentlemen a
? tend the meeting to
Not Tills Mr. Blackmon. | lumbia at 12 o'clock
The J. E. Blackmon referred to in committees are
cburt proceedings recently publish- |n their pledgee and
ed in this paper as heing the defend- central committee at
ant in a case which was continued *?
to the next term of court was not Pension B
J. E. Blackmon. of this city, who is ^11 soldiers and s?
connected with the Lancaster cot- P(* 'n 'he war betwe
ton oil company. r" i or their widows, wh
! prior to 1890. and hi
Will Preach Here. ^tate for five years |
Rev. J. H. Spauldlng. general riate. and whose nam
manager of the home for motherless on the pension roll
children, located at Piedmont county, will meet t
Springs, will attend the union meet- sion board In the of
ing to be held In this county Suiy hate Judge, on Mondi
day and will preach at the Second Wednesday. March 5
Baptist church In Lancaster Sunday 2. 1919. at 10 o'cloc
.night. witnesses to prove
_ " service.
Car Turns Over. w R ^
Oeorge F. Ferguson bought a j Dav1s c
Ford last week and the first day he Geo w w
turned over out the Charlotte road j E Stewr
doing considerable damage to the m
car and narrowly escaping serious ('Qj SPRINGS A
injury. Monday night his daughter,)
Katherine. and son, Louie, again PATRONS IN J
turned the car over near their home ? ? on
French street and the former's .Meeting With Char
arm was broken. The little boy re- mere? at t'hestei
reived several bruises but was not ?? .
Inderstai
seriously Injured.
Hoards of Education. T'le following Is I
The new board of education for Cliuater Reporter:
Lancaster county will be composed From what occu
of County Superintendent A. C. morning at a conf<
Rowell, H. E. Coffey and Rer. B. P. Col. Leroy Springs,
Carson. For Kershaw county the Lancaster & Cheste
board will be L. T. Mills, of Camden, citizens of Chester,
- and N. P. Oettys, of Lugoff; Chester comvillo and Fort
county, H. V. Knight, of Chester, seem that there Is
and E. H. Hall, of Great Falls; early resumption <1
t service on the L. & (
HaHaaaHBa^MaiHBHHI The understandinj
, ter considerable disc
_ . 'Col. Springs will op
M
flB ness houses of Chest
route sufficient freig
I caster & Chester Rt
m m m h ; mo increased expt
K row out of the opei
dltional trains; an
rwi ww jk rp |"^ w-? ! now being circulate
^ | I ^ Avfca Raacomville, Fort L
fng sections asking t
??????H lo give' Col. Springs
insure the double <1
tho extra trains a
TODAY FRrDAY people of those co:
GKOlUiK W'AIjSH fo take full advanti
: and there will be
ln the tills of the Che
"LUCK and PhUCK," consent ence.
When the petition
The IdTdy Romance of an | 0,llnted ut Hichbur
Honorable Crook. and Fort Lawn ha
?Aleo? committees from t
Mutt and Jeff Comedy. w"l <*ome to Chest*
i a committee from
commerce will prese
SATURDAY? the merchants ant
HANDS UP," ?' Chester, and end
Featuring Ruth Roland. thPtr routine to gi
Railway a liberal p
Pathe's Great Serial. business.
?Alao? col. Springs said
Ills v I ???.!. ..J >..<! I -1 ? ? "' -
"IS ? * wmi-nj n>iu HIUD Will fill B Oily
New*. present train, which
nhout doubled, if t'
are run each way
MONDAY? from thirty to forty
Title to Be Announced ? d?y out of Cheat
liafnr hopes to be able to
trains without a loa
Mr. R. B. Caldwel
TVRHDAY? I man of the mooting,
WIIAAAM FAR HUM l' Abornathy. J. O
W. Roddey, of Koi
' Caldwell. J M. Hen
"FOR FREEDOM." Alken of Che8tftr ,
A Fox Super-Production. era took part In th
WKDXKSDAY? PERSON
ALICE BRADY
?In? Mm. Jack White
"THE WHIRI/POOI*." spent Wodneaday hi
.
John C Mr Dow,
dent of Lancaster, b
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THE LANCASTER WE
11 residing in Charleston for several
>CiIINTY yea", has returned to this county to
' make his home. He was accompan
; led by Mrs. McDow.
W. P. Pollock,
'. Hammond, of Dr' J" D F^derburk 8Pen* Tuesunty
T E Mo-' day ln Rock on professional
id E. W. Hall. buslne88
Max Hrlttain and Roach Stewart
ZL attended the automobile show in
The News. ^
ng wishes hl8 , Columbia Tuesday.
of The News] Mrs. Hugh White, of Rock. Hill,
now that he Is ]R a visitor at the home of her
?he Lancaster brother, John T. Green, on Chesternterest
or con- field avenue.
ler printing es- ?
thstanding re-' Mtr. L?roy Springs' friends will
| regret to know that she Is confined
? I to her home suffering with un attainted.
tack of influenza.
the farmers of ?
Id at the court Mrs. John Crawford is in Char1919
the fol- lotte visiting her sister, Mrs. John
business men C. Montgomery.
gates to attend ( Charlie Hall has returned to his
held in Colum- ^onie in GafTney after a brief visit
R. Rollings, R. j,ere tj,e home Gf Mr. and Mrs
ges. T. Y. Wll- j N Swafford
i, R. B. Mackey, m
5. Banes, J. M. Mrs. H. R. Murchison and chil
oxton. clren motored to Charlotte Thursday
>y Cunningham, where they spent the day.
Craig. R. L.
8 Draffin Miss Jennie Neal. of the Lancas
re urged" to at-' ,er ^ePar,ment stores force, has
be held in Co-' heen rH',e(* to her home In the
on April 3 ' ^'n,,y section, on account of illness
. . . , in her family.
i urged to hand
reports to the, Mrs. Claud NT. Sapp and little son
once* Clniul. Jr., have returned to thei?
oanj home in Columbia aftec a visit ol
illors who serv- Reveral weeks at the home of hei
en the sections, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis.
o were married, Samuel L. Walkup. of the 113tl
ivo lived in this] Flo,d Artillery. 30th Division, is ex
previous to this ported here tonight for a visit to hi?
les are not now ( brother. R. N. Walkup. Mr. Walk
of Lancaster. up returned Tuesday from Franc*
he county pen-, nnd bas ju3t received his discharge
tire of the Pro-)
jy. Tuesday and Mrs. George Heath and sons
tl, April 1 and George and Billie, of Charlotte, art
k. bringing two her? for a visit to Mrs. Heath's paenlistment
and rents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis.
, Mrs. Nannie A. Craven arrived
ice, m n., mornjng fr0m New Smyrna
Fla.. and will spend some time with
illiams, Mr.'and Mrs. George B. Craven,
nan Sec y. ,
Randolph Stackhouse. of Amerl
ND L. & C. cus, Ga., has Joined Mrs. Stackhous?
AGREEMENT w^? '8 8P?n<l'nK some time with hei
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Thacker.
nber of Com- Miss Mnm'e. Masters Robert anc
r Results in Charles Porter spent the week-em
in 'fWk visiting relatives an<
I friends.
from yesterday's, Mrs. Evelyn Cunningham am
Miss Jessie Beckham bnve acceptei
rred yesterday positions with the Lancaster Depart
srence between ment stores,
president of the
r Railway, and airs. n. w. uraeoer wno was Dit
Rlchburg, Baa- ten by a mad dog recently has gom
Lawn It would to Raleigh to take the Pasteur treat
going to be an nient. After a visit to relatives li
if double daily North Carolina, Mrs. Graeber wil
2. Railway.
? arrived at af usslon
was that ni?r*iiv
owded'-h^'bur.; WANTED at Once
Ler will agree to 10ft fat bens. See us for
ht over the Lan-' top prices.
lilway to Justify _________
nse that win "Mother's Bread"
ation of two ad Made in Richmond is the
d petitions are . .. . . .
, i most sanitary bread in the
d at Rlchbnrg, IT , .
., , South. Hands have never
awn and adjoin- . .... .< < <
. , touched it. Daily shipment
he business men ______________
this business to' Bring us your
"ypTon,' ,h? EGGS, BUTTER
mmunltles mean country produce. Best
age of the fact; priced paid
more money in ??_
ister stores as a Try a ga,,on of our home
made
s now being cir- Silver Drip Molasses
g. Bascomville. _?
1 rxjiiieiiiiuB lints.
ve been signed, _________________
he three towns Still selling Everybody's
ir, and aided byi Coffee thirty cents pound,
the chamber of Parched and ground and
nt the matter to J packed in wax bags.
I manufacturers #
leavor to secure Just Received
ve the I,. & C. A shipment of lard. It will
art of the local pay you to see us before you
buy.
that It costs him ????????????
to oper.ite his Fresh ce,er^ aiul ?reen
expense will be Rrocerles every Friday and
wo trains a day Saturday. Place your orBy
securing ,lei earl*
cars of freight ^ ^ave received a ship,er,
however, he . # . . . w. ?.
ment of select salmon which
operate all four1 . . _
we are going to offer to our
customers cheap. Of course
II acted as chair- .. .
, thev are not the best we
and Messrs. W. . .
_ .... have, but we guarantee
Cousar, and M. .. ? , ...
. _ 1 them. Only a limited
t Lawn: R. B 1 . . ? , ,.
.... . . ./ stock. Price per run IB
lphl 11 and A. M.
cents.
and several othe
discussion. jus| Received
Fresh shipment Boneless
[AM. Codfish.
J R"k FERGUSON CO.
a former resl- j Bennett's Old Stand.
ut who has been
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Girls look your very best to welcome
S them home again. They will appreciate
? Save $10.00 on your spring Coat Suit.
-:= Just the Suit to meet your husband,
I = brother or half way in.
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Join Mr. Graeber at Blshopville of course, continu<
where the latter la now located. county will be exi
... to send reports
Mrs. Frank Cunningham and lit.
II 111 v3.
tie daughter, Frances, of Atlanta, We takQ thja
Oa.. are vlaltlnc her father-in-law. l0 0
? W. J. Cunningham. t|on for th0 ass|9tn
1 Bill Jones, of Thnmonsvllle. a for- rendered In this w
. nier Lancaster boy, spent several so much to our en
days here recently with his mother, Yours re
Mrs. Lida Jones. J- >
Mrs. Mamie Simpson. of Char- . .....
lotte, is spending several weeks here
as the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. ! w mm ?
H. Millen. j liil I
Miss Freddie Knight. of Coker, M
, college, arrived home Thursday
nichl fo ananH spvnral riava uilh harll
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight. [ ???
Jim Porter is ill with an attack' M
of influenza.
REDUCTION PLEDGE
LIBERALI.Y SIGNED H;gh
(Continued Prom Page One.) I
lomme
1 elation and various associations of
: the south, all of which will contrib- mm am m
ute to it. rail I
If you have not already done so,
I will you please complete the work in!
i your township in time for your
meeting on March 28. We will rer-, Al/*1|
talnly expect you to be with us at f? Ill J
the big meeting in Columbia on
April 3. i Mnnrla
The work of the association will, IvlUIlCld
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m MVUWV
BUSINESS NOTICES Wedne
Bl'Y A BICYCLE and pay while you Thursd
ride. It ia cheaper than riding p a
your work animals. Come in and ITlQciyj
see about it. J. H. Mackorell. n . a
32-tf. oaturdi
WE ARE AGENTS for the Charlotte
j Steam Laundry. Phone us and we PRETT*1
will send for your laundry. Far- 1 I\lj 1 1
i guson Ficasing Club. 26-tf. .
? fiood Music
PLACE VOI R OltDKKS for Sweet
Potato . Plants now and you will
i make sure of getting them.
Nancy Halls, Porto Rico. Oodby ?????
| Oojjjon ?nd J. M?k-. ,f ywn WJJ
ARE G0<
GARBAGE PLANTS of all kinds for| ,
sale at 25 cents per 100. Plant I'llMl O ClOt
now and got an early start. And | I?*f
it's cheaper than buying the seed *?
J. B. Mackorell. 32-tf.
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i. Kach and every WILL AIHUtKSS SPAIlTANBURtf
>ected to continue MK\ ON COTTON K INDUCTION
in from time to Spartanburg, March 27.?Senator
pportunlty of es E' D' Smith- of Lynchburg, and K.
ur high apprecM- MIxson, of Barnwell, will speak
ince that you have to the farmers and business men of
rork, which means Spartanburg county at the Soldiers'
itire state. club, In this city, on Saturday
sspectfully. morning, in Hie interest of the cot3.
Wannamaker. ton acreage reduction and cotton
Chairman, holding movements.
tey Opera House
UDEVILLE
i Class Motion Pictures All Week,
incing Monday Night, March 31
t's Musical Misses
Present for Your Approval on
y, "DUKE'S MIXTURE."
ly, "CONEY ISLAND."
sday, "THE SIAMESE TWINS."
lay, "RUNAWAY MATCH."
, "BROADWAY BEAUTIES."
ay, "A DAY AT THE RACES."
Y GIRLS PRETTY COSTUMES
, Kxlrn Fine Pictures, Showing Each Night
sof Brand New Pictures
lit to sec the Pictnres?AND TDEY
)D?be there by 7:15. Doors open at
ck. Pictures start 7:15. Vaudeville
dock promptly.
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