The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, May 26, 1915, Image 6
The Pageland Journal v
May 26. 1915 }
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Local News (
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Horn to Mr. and Mrs. S. \V. 1
Watts Friday a daughter.
When will farmers be busier 1
than for the next two cr three <
weeks? s
The fourth of July falls upon j
Sunday this year. The celebration
at Monroe will be held on ^
Monday the 5th. v
Mr. Robt. Vick, who under h
ivpnt (in rmornjinn f... ..-... ..1: i
U.I i II
citis in a Charlotte hospital tl
several days ago is said to be c
doing nicely now. 1
A 1-day old infant of Mr. and s
Mrs. V. F. Graves, of the Jefferson
section, died Sunday and '
was buried at Fork Creek Mon I1
day about 10 o'clock. 11
Mr. J. W. Graves reports that "
he had beans from his garden
Sunday. Mr. A. F. Funderhurk
reports that he had a large mess
Tuesday and that he will have
fresh coin from his garden by j.
next Saturday. Who can beat ,
these gardeners? N
Lightning struck a house on
Mr. Philip Sellers' farm near j
Ruby Monday night during the ^
storm and set it on fire. The v
roof was badly burned, but the
fire was extinguished before
the house was destroyed. No 11
one lived in the house. a
A ball game between the
married and single men of the ^
town has been arranged for "
tomorrow. No admission will r<
be charged, and those who at s'
tend may expect some fun.
H. M. Simpson will umpire the f;
game. If you enjoy a game of N
leagbe ball be there. C
Mr. Percy Rivers and Miss a
Ida Therrell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Therrell, of the C
.Slv-L\\ 11ill a nfjT 'iv/iftW .tj
:rt marriage last Sunday afternoon,
Mr. W. J. Odom being the ^
officiating notary, says the jj
Chesterfield Advertiser. sj
Mr. Maston Gardner, the
young man wno nail a leg
broken when his father's boiler st
exploded last Wednesday, was c<
. carried to a hospital in Charlotte M
Saturday because lie was threat in
ened with blood poison. He. is pi
"Still under treatment and it is
not known at the time this is iri
written whether the leg will '
have to be amputated or not.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. L. baker, of si
Canes Creek township, returned
Wednesday from Douglass, Ga., J1
where they were called by the jr
death of their grandson, ICmmett ?
Carelock, the (>-year old son of p
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carelock,
formerly of Canes Creek tow n- H
ship. The little fellow died from
blood poisoning which came
from a disease of the gums. s
In another column is an ad
vertisement of an employment
bureau for Pageland. This is a
new venture and it rests with the
people as to whether it shall sue ,
ceed or fail. It is simply a plan
by which the employer and the
laborer may be brought together.
Many times laborers are idle
because it is notknown that they
-would work, and many times
employment is waiting for
laborers. We shall watch the
progress of this venture with
interest.
A rural route from Patrick
will he established June H?th.
The route is 21 miles long and
the carrier will make only three
trips a week, for which he will
be paid $572 a year. This will
he the third route from Patrick.
The carrier will he appointed
from the list of ehgibles created
by the examination held at
Chesterfield September 2f>, Pi 11.
The three highest on this list at
present are as follows: J. A.
Knight, II, |\ Moore and |. I.,
qripgs. ?
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Little Loyd Mangum is still
ery ill
The small child of Mr. and
drs. R. II. Nelson is very sick.
Mr? II. B Sowell deserves
redit for the good work he does
>n his side walks ami in dealing
up at the rear of the store
ooms over whiek he has conrol.
lie does more work than
my other propertv owner and
ie deserves praise for it. All
>ther property owners in town
hould he asked to <.!c? likewise.
Then, those who fail to do so
hould he forced.
Heavy rains have visited
nativ sections during the past
reek, and land in some places
las been washed. There was a
leavy rain and wind storm in
his section Monday night, ncOllioanied
hv mnrli .>ici it i<-ii\
lie heaviest,parl of the cloud
coined to he northeast of l\i;:eind.
In the mills section on
Irown creek the rain was
particularly heavv. There was
little hail in some sections but
o reports have reached here ol
ny damage of any consequence.
Personals
Messrs. M. II. Hawkins and
tobt. New visited relatives in
Richmond and Moore comities,
C. C. last week.
Mrs. Sri 1. Laney left yc<tcray
to he with her sister, Mrs.
langum of Chesterfield who is
ery sick.
Mr. Keece Fumleihurk learned
from the University of
laryland, Bahi more, Saturday.
Mrs. II. N Askins, and Mrs.
)r. Duncan leave todav to he
one several weeks, visiting
datives in Greenville, Anderon,
and Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. J A. Linj?le and
imily of Monroe, and Mr. and
Irs. Ben Linglc lind family of
Charlotte spent Sunday with Mr.
n11 \Irc \I iimv/\
ivt tTn oi ? mi I'I
Miss Frauleiti Burch of Ml.
'ro^han, is visiting: her sister
(Vs. lVii jtiVwi c.
Miss Jessie Quick, Mrs. II. Y.
lun^o, Mrs. Louise Mtin^o and
lenry Chavis visited in Kerlaw
last week.
Mr. Tompkins was obliged to
op over night at a small
mntry hotel, says Harper's
lagazine. lie was shown to
is room by the one boy the
lace afforded, a colored lad.
"I am glad there's a rope here
i case of fire," conTmented Mr
oinpkin as he surveyed the
torn, "but what's the idea ol
utting a liible in the room in I
ich a prominent place?"
"I)at am intened fob use, salt,"!
plied the boy, "in case de Lie:
in too fat" advanced toll yo' t? I
take yo' escape, salt."
lintiiifi :i11?I wall papri lian.. up,
should lu* done alonp; \\ ilh other piiny
eunintf. Spiiu^ is the ideal tirm* for ;
"ij;hteuiup up the honu* inside and out
can make old fuiui'.urf look no\v ap.aiu.
l-c- mi* mi :m\ n i mi <>i win it m my I. no.
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Austria and Italy Begin to FiflK%
London, May 24.?Little or WfT
time lies been el lowed to .ehipyHl
between the declaration of wijH
end actual fighting; betweeflM
Austria end Itelv. AustriagK
aeroplanes,- destroyers end tocS
pedolx.-.its earl\ today descend??
on the Italian coast of thitiB
Adriatic end bombarded severe?
towns, including Venice; whitfB
in tile Tyrol end 011 the castenH
ironlicr Italian end Austriq^B
advance guards have fired
The plan of campaign has OflR
yet been disclosed, but it is g^j^H
orally believed attempts to ijra;
flict a quick and decisive defeBK
or, at least, one tliat will
coinage the Italians, will UH
I undertaken, largely by tin CJet$rj
111 111s under I ield Marshal vOm
j I lindenburg;.
It is said the (iennan troopt>?]S
with heavv uuns, aeroplanesandT|
Zeppelins, already are pussmgE
i through the vailov of the RiveW
j Adige in the direction of Verona^ j
atul that rapid and fierce blows*' 3
will be delivered almost. imq$
mediately at the Italian center. 4
I his tlie viermans doubtless {
believe, would serve to hold off
an Italian advance from the
Piovince ef Venice, where the
! Hat nature of the country would !
give the Italians a greater chance
lot success. *
Throughout Austria and Germany
there is bitter denunci- i
|ntion of Italy which for the moment
has replaced England as 1
the most hated enemy. In the
Allied countries on the other ]
hand, Italian intervention is
hailed with delight and in the
Italian quarters of London and
Paris there have been enthusiastic
demonstrations and cheering
farewells to the Italians leaving 1
to join the colors. A
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Sharpening Himself. 1
J
I When the train stopped at the 1
little Southern station the tourist I
from the North sauntered outjl
and gazed curiously at a leanJJ
animal with scraggy
which was rubbing itself ugainsM
a scub oak.
"What do you call that?" he |
asked curiously of a native. I
"Ha/.orbnck liawg, suh." I
"What is he doing rubbing 1
himself against that tree?" \
"lie's stropping hisself, suh, ,
just stropping hisself."
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Watch Repairing jj
Prices Reasonable |
Work Guaranteed
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Will Ik* in PaKclaud Wednesday
Thursday ami Friday of eacli week.
I II you Want W
? Want Labor
| Or Sc<
II you live in South Can
Bureau will ^et you a posi
p'.ovm Mil of any kind, let u
g find you a place. Or if y
kind, let us know it and v
& want fi Mn a kid to railroad
1 &
i ft a t us know your wants
or v < t labor lor you of an)
lor I L fiioiillis and of any 1
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Service fine Jersy !>c 11 al my
I lite. Fee in advance. S. \V.
Bvffrl'lc yoin chickens, eg^s and
kiglivsl marl el prices paid at all
-NN hen your watch needs!
IQjbg or repairing. I am now prep
Rn tO do first class won; at prices that
slMn^Wnr times. J. F. Kdr.ew ot th.
V?t? .Yes, while it lasts will sell a dol
[jjHwtlO of York's Lxt. Wine CoO Liver
OW^ksevonly five cents. Manhunt
fc"M8Mc OIU> second-hand top bu^ny
Wl8.Jjwrness cheap. J. F. l alnew otlli,
hw^ffoi);! l*>< lire - !. . \\ e \ e I y
[-/Tuesday and Saturday nights. Strictly
..ijjhtrn11 ess and inviting to every
lje^Alwaxsa i.iiikI i ei' Is. Admission
^HHPAvaut a hand for next week see
I Bjaryou want a je.!> sot k' week see i
LKTliis business woiks troth ways.
Ajfmnd Labor Bureau. (>. 11. Watt.
LttBger.
iei^rny new jewelry. B. B. Kuhanks.
Wtlcr ?We hereby forbid any per. )
irh/ou persons trespassing on oui land
jtHywav. Anyone violating thisshall
ji dealt with according to law
NY. A Bigg
C. W. I'igg
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Saturday morning on streets
iten face South bond watch No. 5')1,S17
C. J. Funderburk.
/anted -your subscription to The
Saturday F.vening Fosl, The Ladies!
ome Journal and The Country Gentlenr..
j. \ knight.
?ost Sunday, between baptist church
& Dr. Gali \ Residence, a Philathea
in. Return lo Mangum Drug Co. is get
;\vard.
iarly Amber - anil I'.arly Orange Cane
^ seed al 20 eenls a gallon at Mungo
brothers.
r our Buijijy requires oil; how about
f your wateh. ( an it run night and day
[or years anil years without a drop of oil?
llave it clean crkanil oiled. 15 1 5. I'.ubanks.
IV hen ?your watch stops, bring it to
I me. 15. 11. I'.ubanks
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Pure Bred?White Leghorn eggs, 50c
Fa senr.,g. II 15. "Graves, Page land,"
Mortgages of Real Kstale, Titles to
ileal Ivatate and other legal blanks may
lc had at this office.
ar!n<|?your chickens and eggs to I). K.
I Clark & Co. They will buy in any
,'uanlity.
lljjhest?market price for cattle at any
I and all seasons. Also all the veals 1
an get. Rhone no. 15, l'ageland
txchange II. 15. Graves. 0-p
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Our goods are right new a
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For home ground cor
every day see us.
| Meat, Lard, Mo
i Coffee always in stoc
Salt fish, canned
etc. In fact a comp
hand at all times.
Dry goods, almost any tl
I Rest Palm beach suits going l
from 1 Oc to $1.50 each. ?
line in Pageland at right pricr
dresses $1.50 values going fo
see them. They are right up
Plenty of apron checks 5c pe
Best line of -one dollar Overall
I Come to sec us when
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jlied. We have recently
new dress goods includSilk,
Lace Mesh, Palm
repelasse, Batiste, White
>rs, Etc. We also have
, Percales, etc. to please
id, ranging in price from
nd when you buy from us
>r shoddy goods are being
id the men to
ds, saying as
ley know they
ew stuff,
ifer you wiii
the sooner the
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n meal ground Iresh j
lasses. Sugar and ;
k.
goods. Hardware,
letc line kepi on
ling you want or need,
it $5.00 each, Straw hats
ihoes, the largest and hest
?s. I .adies ready to wear
r $ 1.00 each, call and
to the minute in style, etc.
r yd. Calico 5c per yd. !
Is going at 85c per pair,
in need of any thina
Mercantile
any
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