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The Pageland Journal h May 13.1914 y V i Local News a > The Jeffersonian, of Jefferson, v has changed hands. Prof. R. F a Ulmer is now manager and VV. A. Green remains editor. c The Cheraw Chronicle an- 1 nounced in big headlines lad t week that Woodrovv Wilson has r accepted an invitation to speak \ at Cheraw's annual big day some i time in July, and promises full 1 particulars later. a Little Nell, the six months old 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 1 Pigg, Jr., died last Wednesday 1 and was buried at Pageland Bap- 1 tist church Thursday. This 5 little one had been sick for several weeks and death came as a t relief to the little sufferer. 1 The weather is still dry and ' much cotton is still under the 1 ground. Probably one-fourth or y one fifth of the sandy land in , this section has been planted ' again because of the havoc * wrought by the wind last week. v Rain is anxiously looked and ^ hoped for. Mr. Jady Huntley, son of Mr. s David Huntley, and Miss Alice ( Burch, daughter of Mr. Charlie Burch, both of Mt. Croghan, were married last night in Eliza- ^ beth church by Rev. B. S. Funderburg. This is a very popular young couple, and a host of j friends join in congratulations. ^ The first game of ball of this <, season will be played on the s diamond here Friday afternoon. 7 Ruby and Pageland will each x try for the first game, which is ^ expected to be a good one. See \ the line-up in another place, and 1 then be on hand if you enjoy a [ good game of ball. I Nxhtfer Bynum Moore, son of Mrs. B. C. Moore, r hadj^^^k larger bone of ^OTiS" leg^pfcBHP"?l,"Trr\v inches' 1 above tpe ankle last Saturday <j afternoon on the ball ornuml in 1 ? 111 I southern part of town. He at- 1 tempted to slide to third base c which was held by Ward Cato. t Their legs became entangled 1 and both fell, and in the fall the t leg was broken as above stated. 1 Bynum is getting along nicely. 1 Mr. T. B. Smith thinks that a ' choir of Pageland's singers can sing with any choir in Chesterfield or Union 1 counties. He desires to 1 arrange a few contests to be held * in July or August, and any per- ^ son who thinks he can sing or who thinks he can collect a enough singers to beat those f< winy aiug in nit; several ciiurlices l' here may see or write Mr. Smith v and begin practice, for practice F will be needed. h Mr. T. Ed Wright was burned J about the hands in a rather pe- 1 culiar way one day last week. 1 He is a painter by trade, and he (. cleaned his gloves with gasoline ,j before breakfast and just after breakfnst he drew them on and U started to work. He struck a ^ match to light his pipe and when he did the fire flashed jj over his hands ard burned and ^ blistered both hands so that he is still unable to work. Toward the last of last .week the report began to circulate v that a boat had sunk and drown- n ikI ohmit f ?11 ? " ..uwui .11 ij m me oiu souiiers ] > at the reunion at Jacksonville, s which number included Mr. (| Mode Home and Mr. Willis Jenkins who went from Page- (, land. These and others did not come home as early as a few a, who soon tired of the crowds NN and the relatives of these men b were becoming alarmed sure p enough. Monday's train hrouglit ' the tardy ones in and there " was no evidences of struggles s( in the water. There, of course, d: had been no grounds for such Ix reports for no boat had sunk and pi nobody was drowned. vi Mr. Leroy Gregory, who hasl een with the Arlington hotel injel lot Springs, Ark. for about two it ears, is visiting relatives I n Pageland. I le reports* that p rops are in fairly good con- h itions on the route he came, tl lit says it is rather wet in the ti Mississippi valley, and that there r vere good seasons as far north i; s Atlanta. \ The commencement exercises 1 >f the Pageland graded school I >egin tonight, and will continue 1 hrough Thursday and Fridav '? lights. The exercises tonight < vill he by the primary deparlnent, followed by an address by aeut. Governor Chas. A. Smith, ind will begin at S o'clock. Tonorrow night the intermediate < lepartment will give a t>lav en- 1 itled "Josialfs Courtship." Fri- I lay night the high school will jive "The Widow McGinty." | Mrs. Fannie Jordan, widow of ; he late W. T. Jordan, died at 1 ler home about 5 miles south of ?ageland Monday night, after j in illness of only a short time < ,villi paralysis. Her body was aid to rest in the cemetery at '.ion yesterday afternoon, after lervices by Rev. J. W. Quick { she was about (>S years old, and 1 vas a member of Bethlehem rhurch. She was a gcod wo- ? viiin nnrt -.1 l.-in?t mntlmr Clt<> <. " * 1 urvivcd by a large family of rhildren. Mrs. J. C. Now, of near Jack on Springs, N. C., died sudden y Sunday morning. She was < n her usual health when her < laughter, Mrs. R. L. llinson. L'ft there Friday morning to j pond a f?w days here. A tele | jam came Sunday saying thai M lie was dead. She was about j! 0 years old. Five children sur 'ive: Mrs. B. F\ Gathings, of ( dorven; Mrs. R. L. llinson of {ockingham; Mrs. J. F. Mc )avid, of Raeford; Mrs. M. II ? Hawkins and Mr. J. R. New, of , >ageland. Mr. M. II. Dawkins ' md Mr. J. R. New left Sunday light to attend the funeral. Mr. Lewis Kellough and Mi^s J ^ula Arant were married Sun-1 lay fafternoon about d o'clock 1 >y Notary Public J. I). Watts at ( lis home in the southern part [ >f town. Mr. Kellough is a naive of Union county, but has >een engaged in sawmilling in his section for several years, le is an enterprising and popu ar young man. Mrs. Kellough s a daughter of Mrs. Charlotte l Vrant, of the l ive Forks section, if 1 is attractive and prominent n the social circles of her com nunity. Congratulations and est wishes are extended l>\ a | tost of friends. ??lr. L. L. Clapp, a fruit tree ] gent, of Liberty, N. C., was ound dead in bid at the Griggs 1 oarding house at Cherterfiehl . esterday morning by his com anion, Mr. L. M. Shoffner, when ic attempted to wake him for , reakfast. lie was in his usual icalth when he retired for the t light, having worked during the 'ay as lie was accustomed to do. I is iic.il h was due lo apoplexv. 'lie two men had been at Ches- v /r field for some lime and intend- < d coming to Pa?jeland yester j ay. Their home is at Libertx, ; w and they were agents for tie Piedmont nursery located in 1 lie western part of Alamance ( ounty ahout 22 miles from ireensboro. The deceased was < bout 28 years old. Mis body /as carried home on the alter oon train for burial, lie usual \ / slepj until breakfast, but Mr. hoi flier is an eai l> riser. Y ester 1 ay morning he left him asleep, j s he thought, and later went x ack to call him to breakfast, |1 n<l founil him cold m death,1 ( nd reali/ed that he had slept | 'ith the dead. Me was shocked eyond speaking and rushed out I the room in breathless haste., he men had hewn together H inch and were on lh?* best of tins, it seems. They were hool mates in tiieir counter * tys, and their associations had . en pleasant. There is no sus- L cion of foul play. He is stir- it ved l)y a wife and sis children. ?r The Journal is renewing MM fforts to net into the home* of | s Union county readers hursdav, the next day after j?u ublication. No stone will be! i .'ft unturned and if it is possible lie Journal will be delivered ime instead of a day late Otifc yu eader in complaining about this jtl innecessary delay said, "A left^t J vill come from Georgia quicker, wj ban our paper from PagelatWa* le is right, and there ought in ?l 1/ \ nnt nut fliic /1c IJ^^H U ?? IV Vlll W I lino Vi^'11U9H^| ind get the papers to the readelnj >11 Thursday instead of FridaV^H Personals MM Rev. D. M. Clark and family* n if Olanta, S. C., are visiting his ;t1 irothers, Messrs. I). F. and H. jy Mr. L. L. Parker, is spending r oday and tomorrow in Raleigh t, Attending the North Carolina milker's association. ,y S" Revs. R. S. Funderburg '1 end Iji |. M. Sullivan are attending the it Southern Baptist convention in r * Nashville, Tenn., this week. P Miss Alice Knight spent Satur? lay and Sunday visiting in Che-|fr Miss Pearline Moore rertunedtf' Saturday from Atlanta,* Ga.,|K aiu re she graduated in millin-I m v at the Atlanta Mlllinerj I* school and received her diploma.!? Miss Amy Small, of near Lan-f Master, is visiting her sister,, Mrsi^ A. M. Gregory. V Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clark, JE] nsited at the home of Mr. John V [Mark at Marshville Sunday and M Monday. Mrs. T. \V. Gregory and Miss f ? ... . ?r Sal 1 ie McColl are visiting in Monroe. Little Miss Nell GregI >r\\ who has been visiting hert ? rrandmother for #vei.-M days, ,vill return with them.' BUSINESS LOCALS I Kor The ladles?Mrs. t. W. iViIt beat the barber shop each Ttiurs- uj lay afternoon for the convenience of it lie ladies. I.et every one of you come I jet a hair shampoo and any other wor! S wanted. City Barber Shop. ^ Those?who placed orders for hay with 1^ 'Ire^ory's Food Store will please I t onic and gel same Few tons to <jo at | *25 per ion; next will be higher. ! i For Sale 10,000 Nancy Hall potato plants. Fix your land today and place I v our order with T. \V Gregory. pi For Sale -20,000 first class no. 1 shing les. Price right B. C. Ogburn. Have- Your watch repair work done at Ku hanks' Hifshest?market price f?>r cattle at any and all seasons. Phone no. la, Pageland Exchange. it. l>. Graves. 35 50-p. We are getting in a nice line of Toilet soaps and Sauer Flavoring Kxtracts. \lang.ini I 'rug Co. , When Y our watch goes wrong bring j I it to me and have itcorrected. B. I!. Euinnks. A hen in town make our store your/ headquarters, we are always glad loj lave yon ome in to see us whether yon' \ ant anything or not. Mangnm Drug Co. >h! in\ those milk Shakes marie frnmlll cisey milk w ilh the cream on at Man / turn's I )tug Co. ?. h'or Sale Thoroughbred White Leg LJ hoin eggs at 75 cts. per selling of 15. I I . Parker. r I 'hielets. Juicy Fruit, Taffa I.ula and I Spearmenl chewing gum at Mangum B )rug('o. fl Ye are getting in new dings over\\?B week. :iii?I .ire prepared to fill youi^H in sciiplions. M.ingiim Drug Co. I | We w ill fjrind your (-onion Snlurdnys.^^K liller i\ llinson. Plains. 20lf ^ low diil yon like your l.anndry? Wasn't ^ it nice? We send it off e\cry Tuesday. I el us send yours next week Mangum I )ni)? (o . W love you iiit-d some of thai candy I :il Mangums I'ruft Co I luy your doors and sasli from Fox I I iiniln-r Co II or S?le :iImml .1,000 (| <1 ry pinrc 9 luntlirr. U. M. Kin^c, I'uict'land, S. <' I M ^ ) 3 I We havrnl what you want, w, wilJl I, net it for you. Mangutn Drue: Co. || KB?your rhirknis ami eggs '"ll rkgprv\ I nuil 11'11*. market| I the next 10 davx. I I If Received 1,(100 pounds < >ak I hore ground oyster shells lo make I i hens lay. (Jregory's Food Store ' 1 My wife, Kena Simpson having left I I Without cause. This is therefore to 1 >id any peison to haihot <>i aid her in I way. Any one \ iolating this notice I the dealt with according to law. 'his May 2nd, I'M I. W illiam Simpson I IVO Cars i>f 1111 mime mm unloaded I grhts shipment in< hides neailv every I Bcle <>4 fui ni 1 iii< the tiade demands. I Extend from $.< to SI11, and other I Bps at correspondingly I?>\\ prices. I H & knight. ring me your chickens and eggs fori Jhest market prices. J. I) Kedfearn. |? '''* Special prices on tailored clothing t the next thirty days. Richardson jgggS. For Sale a g< od cheap mule or will [change two mules for good horse. K. I*. smith. Pageland S C. Wanted to sell yon yourtailor made othing at prices that will suit your irse. Richardson St (Jriggs. Be?Those lawn swings and flower pot stands at Pageland Novelty Works / ack?the Marshall Stewart Jack is lo cated at my farn Serv ices $10. I". R. jndcrluirk, l'ageland, R. 2. gents Wanted to handle an article that will net you $5.00 to $.10.00 a cek. Write for full information The heraw Specialty Co. Dont forget our home made meal. Carolina Sapply Co eery One?wanting soda, see us quick. Carolina Supply Co. tllngles lor sale tirades, !\, \'\ and 2's. Prices reasonable. See J. I.. (tlnni. ... II I I- I- '? ..iuiiio wi t .i^.v i.uKi iiin ix. israiiy i o. j 1 If In Need of :i writing di sk, bonk j se, medicine cabinet, kin-lien cabinei ] table, see us al once. We have a l<?i i hand ready made and painted. i'ajjcland Novelty Works. DOES THAI IT LOOKS LI . AL. DOESN'T IT? LOOK AT A THN BACKWARDS AN 11 i l'u you nuy \ haul your bulter an< doinc) things hackwa Do you write ; bye. Bill, till the lur where lo enrich ano WORSE tTian back You are Doing r-? 1 urn those peculiar tisemenl around, put th get all that any QOOI money will work here 1 he best business MILLION DOLLAI Reserve company in S< have been doing things ASK ABOUT Ol C. W. E: Chcraw, H. L. JO Mmmmmmmmamtmzxmmmmmmm ~ V ^ V Feed Stu Provlsio Corn, oats, hay, mill pricos if you buy in quant: the retail market in small You have made manym: if you buy before seeing more. We sell you one sack or please. Buggy Harness from fifi $8.50 to $20. Double L and single wagon 1 harness. Hnuhlp car. I riage harness, plow M collars, bridles and all other extra lea- i titer goods in our line. ! Call and look; get prices and Pageland Buggy Vrdsae r MEAN ANYTHING T KE THE NAME OF AM WELL. IT IS ALL IN JG?SOME FOLKS GO ' YWAY! our groceries lrom a store :l eggs to Constantinople? 1 ird. i check lor your lile insi leral, and send it to "Wa ther stated II you do you wards? I Things Backwarc Eyes Wide Open. looking words that you see at t em on your next check for insi 3 company can give you, and in your State where it will hel men in C hesterfield county I ^ ? rv r-t/->-r. insurance in the OLDIlS 1 mill Carolina. If you are not backwards. JR NI AV "INCOME POL STES, General HNSON, Local Pageland iffs and ns feed etc. at wholesale Lties, or at prices below quantities. istakes in your life, and us you will make one a thousand, just as you . JT3T r . ..?nm Lot of brand new buggies just put up. Take a look and make your selection. The nrirps'rfinom from upward, and you'll be pleased. then back your judgment. & Wagon Co. lltliOS"0 you? exican gf:nertheway you rhrough life in Kalama/oo or 11 you do you are iranee, say "Good ill S'rett" or some- ? i are doing things is With Your j he top of this adver- j urance and you will every penny of your Ip your business. have bought over a , LARGEST Legal one of them, you ICY." It's cheaper. , \ /tAnl i nyctii - s. c. 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