The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, December 29, 1915, Image 4
The Pageland Journal
December 29, 1915
Local News
Miss Annie Boggan, of Wingate,
and Mr. W. T. Cutchings,
of Virginia, were married last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Chapman Sullivan and
Miss Ella Terry, of the Center
Grove section, were married on
Sunday, December 19lh at Fork
Creek church.
Mrs. L. L, Parker returned to
tior Vi nmr> ? -
uv> uuuiV 1 11U1 ouaj UUlll U
Charlotte hospital where she
underwent an operation. She is
recovering.
Mr. W. L. Marze reports that
all of his four married children
and their wives and husbands
and all the grand children were
at home for Christmas, making
23 in all.
Mr. R. H. White, son of Rev.
J. A. White, and Miss Lucv McMillan,
daughter of Mrs. M. E.
McMillan, both of jefferson,
were married last Wednesday
evening at 6:30 o'clock by Rev.
J. A. White, father of the groom.
Mr. W. H. Hilton, of Mt. Croghan,
and Miss Margaret Campbell,
of the Bay Springs section,
were married Sunday by Notary
W. J. Odom at his home in the
Bay Springs section. Mr. Hilton
is a ?prominent farmer, and
his bride is a popular ladv.
Mr. Rufus Graves, son of Mr.
B. F. Graves, of the Cross Roads
section, and Miss Eliza Holly,
daughter of the late W. M. Holly,
of the Catarrh section, were
married Sunday at 11 o'clock at
the home of the groom's lather
by Notary F. M. Moore.
Prof. J. . A. Knight, who is
teaching at Oswego, S. C., has
been appointed as carrier oa
route three Jkoih Patrick, 1which
is a 20 mile, 3-times a-week route'
paying $624 a year. Mr. Knight
will not accept as he is under
contract to teach out his school.
Mr. S. I. Evans, who recently
resigned as magistrate of old
store township, was married
several davs aim tn a
ings in Lagrange, N. C., and
they are now making their home
at that place. His bride is not
known in JPageland, but he
writes back that she is the linest
in North Carolina.
Thirty nine persons dined at
the home of Esq. and Mrs. B. F.
Parker in Lanes Creek township
Sunday, and if all the children
and grand children had
been there the number would
have been fifty or more. There
were no visitors exceot sons and
daughters and their families.
Ten of the twelve children were
present.
The residence of Mr. Bedford
Parxer in south-east Monroe
township, was destroyed by fire
Saturday afternoon. The fire
started from the chimney and
soon enveloped the house in
flames so that only a few articles
of the household goods could be
t *?
suveu. Hard work saved his
out buildings. He had six hundred
dollars insurance on house,
barn and furniture.
A quiet home wedding was
solemnised at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. V. Mungo in the
eastern part of town Saturday
afternoon about 2:30 o*clock
when Mr. J. W. Mungo and Miss
Wilma Lingle were united in
marriage by Rev. J. W. Quick.
i ncse young people are well
known, each having had a position
with Mungo Bros. Mr.
Mungo is a son of the late T. L
Mungo of the Taxahaw section,
from whence he came to Pageland
about three veais ago. Mrs.
Mungo is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Lingle, of Monroe.
Both are popular, and they have
the congratulations and best
wishes of scores of friends.
Strict good middling cotton 1.
cents. Seen $2.00 a hundred.
Bynum, the small son of Di
B. C. Moore who had a should*
dislocated and fractured som
weeks ago, has been havin
trouble with the wound, and h
was examined in Charlotte Moi
day and it was found that tli
joint is permanently injured.
The Journal was in error la
week in saying that the ma:
meeting of the citizens of tl
f Aurn n - ?
ivnu ? itv> uavs w:iure requesic
the town council to fix tb
salary of the mayor at $50
year. The amount was twent
five dollars for the mayor ar.
twelve for the wardens.
Mr. W. M. Mangum was sho\
ing a watermelon on the stree
here Friday. He said he ws
going to send it and a mess <
roastin* ears to his mother. Mi
Kate Mangum, known to mar
as "Grandma Mangum," for In
Christmas dinner. He said tb
melon had not been treated i
anyway, just pulled and lai
away.
Mr. Tohn W. Simpson an
Miss Ola Johnson were marric
last Wednesdajr afternoon b
Esq. G. M. Rodgers. Mr. Sim;
son is a son of Mr. I. P. Simpso
of Jefferson towship, and is a
energetic young farmer. Mi
Simpson is a daughter of M
Nelson Johnson, of Mt. Crogha
townsnip, and is a bright ar
popular young lady. Each hi
a great many friends who wis
them happiness.
Mr. James Plyler, son of M
Simeon Plyler, was shot throug
the ahdompn at a
? ? ? M OU
Tabernacle church in Lancast
county Friday night. He wi
rushed to the hospital in Roc
Hill and at last reports was in
very critical condition. A m?
by name of Threatt was arrestc
and carried to jail charged wii
the shooting. It seems th
there was a small riot, and th
am umber of shots were fired, 01
or two others being slight
wounded. __ _ . ^ _
Miss Zora Wimbefly and M
Isaac H. Blair, of Mosioo,, Wei
married Wednesday night. It
bride is a daughter of Mr. ar
Mrs. O. P. Wimberly, now <
Rock Hill, and a grand daugl
ter of the late Sheriff 1. P. Hoi
She held a position as steno;
rapher at the Bank of Pagelar
thrpp nr fr?nr ?mn? 1
? ivui vcuio a^U UL1U
known to quite a number <
people in town. She is brig]
an?l energetic. The groom is
son of Mr. Oscar Blair and
manager of the insurance d
partment of the Savings, Loa
Trust Co.
Mr. Ben Turnnge was bad!
burned and an automobile an
the house it was in were coi
sumed by fire one day last wee
when a match was struck undc
the car. The automobile, whic
was nearly a new $225
Cadillac, belonged to Dr. J. [
Ingram. There was a leak i
the gasoline pipe from the aii
pressure tank and Mr. Turnag
crawled under the car in scare
of the leak. He struck a mate
to be sure of the location, an
luauiiiuinuousiy me names llasl;
ed all over the room and er
velopcd Mr. Turnage, car an<
all. He was right severely burn
ed, bu* escaped before tin
gasoline tank exploded. Han
work was required to save th
dwellings of Dr. Ingram and Di
A. A. McManus.
Capt. Howie, of Monroe
made the statement recentl;
that Lode Miller, a negro, use*
to tote the mail fro.n Jelfersoi
to Monroe and return, a distnno
of nearly 60 miles, in a day
Editor Beasley called for tlv
proof, and Mr. Howie put fortl
such men as Dr. John Blair, B
f" Aslirraft nn/l Ailw.ro
. .u?%-iun iniu 3 W1IC* MIJ
it's so. Geo. Lee says that he an<
Will Lee and Lex Marsh measur
ed Lode's stride in the road a
the Carelock school house an<
that each step measured ove
three feet. Editor Ashcraft say
that he knows of his own know
ledge and that he has the proo
that Lode's shoes had to b<
half-soled every two weeks
M. L. Flow says Ixxle and Sol
omon Sowell both did this stun
2 often. If tbis thing is so, some
old resident of this neck o* the
woods ought to remember somer?
thing about it. Who will tettir
fy?
* We Will Gin on
fe FRIDAY. Peoples
Gin Company.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
;d
ie wanted Souud while corn. Pageland
Novelty works
y^
For Sale?Lot of corn and fodder.
For a bargain see J. K. Smith.
Wood and lumber for sale. Call, or
^" see me for anything in this line. Will
tS deliver in Pageland on short notice,
as J- A. Pierce, Monroe, Route 1.
Wanted?Worn-out Ford. Must be
'S. cheap as dirt. Apply to Motorist, care
iy of the Journal.
Am now ready again for your repair
ie work. Will be glad to have you call
in anytime. D. D. Kubanks.
For Sale?Or exchange for land two
houses, five lots and one set of black 4
smith tools, all in Pageland. Easy terms.
H. W. Threat..
;d
jy For Sale?1200-pound horse. Good
dray or farm horse, sound and an all"
round good one. W. J. Blakeney.
n,
Strayed?female Berkshire pig six
weeks old. J. W. Quick.
S.
X. Wanted 5,000 Cross Tics, oak or
IQ pine, 8 feet long. C. L. Gullcdgc,
Guess, S. C.
3S Solid leather shoes arc sold by Mungo
>h Brothers.
For Sale?6 room House on Pearl
X. St. Pageland, S. C. lot 100 x 150 feet,
rh corner lot and good location. Ouc
' . half cash balance long terms. H. J.
4 Ogburn, Tatum, S. C. 12nc
er
Inr Snlo ? ? J ?
J. ?vubd|J, d guuu inuies. 1. V\ ,
l, Gregory. 12nc
:k
For Sale at a bargain, 6 mules and
one horse. C. L, Gulledgc, Guess,
tn s. c. 12
d Car ol Salt, just arrived. C. L.
^ Gulledge. 12
at For Sale?good family mare, or will
. exchange for small mule or horse. W
O. Tucker.
ie
, Good Groceries, are sold by
v Mungo Bros, at the right price.
-v- Rcaistcrcd Sh-vrt Hora - Mjr.V, ra+?k
t? ?yP?*. just in from Tennesce. Fee $2.50
_ J. D. Redfearn.
ip
For Rent?reasonable, a small 2 horse
farm 1 mile west of Pagcland. Scenic
id at once. Dr. J. Monroe Railings 8no
?
^ For Shoesgo to MungoBros.
Cotton seed Meal on hand now for
even exchange for seed. Mungo Bros.
or.
For Sale?1 House and lot in the tov. n
id of Mt. Croghan. 1 Two horse farm near
jc Mt. Croghan. Will sell for cash or part
, cash. W. C. Raker 7?Nc
Z>f
, . Wanted?Reef Cattle and veals.
Don't sell until you sec me. II. R.
3 Grave*. 3nc
is Mungo Bros. Sell the Best
e- Clothing for the price.
in CALL? at The Bank of Page
land and read the record of the
.. bale of cotton that is eight years
d
Shingles for sale from long leaf Pine
timber that has never been turpentined,
k Mill f> miles s??n?tii?'r?ct ?.f ' 1
v,. ...SVI,I.MI. J. I?
jj. Mclnnis. 2-10c
]) Shingles?all grades, sawed from
(Q green long leaf pines thai have never
been turpentined. Mnngo Bros.
Cotton Seed. We pay you the tip top
"} for your cotton seed. Never sell withf.
| out seeing us. Mungo Iirt?s.
C ( We grind corn every Saturday. Briny
yours along. Fox Lumber Co
jj Bring?your chickens and eggs to I>. t
. Clark & Co. They will buy in an;
" quantiy
Always first-class goods at MungO
I Brothers.
If You have any Hay to spare call in
and let me know about it and your
j l)r'c'os- t*? Sowell.
Buy your salt from C. I.. Gulledge at
? Guess. He buys it in car loads. 12
Dress Goods should be bought
from Munsro Bros.
i
^ I rue Patriotism
LI
i The German family '..ad just
e finished the joint letter to the son
and brother who was interned
^ in Kngland, says The New York
1 ICveiiing Post, and father was
y about to seal the envelope and j
1 take it to the post.
"Just let me have it in ni\
| hands for a minute," said Gretchr
s "What for.-'" asked mother.
"i want to put a few grease
' spots on it," answered - the min? .
" "so as to annoy the mean peop e
' over there that think they pre
t starving us out."
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3 1915 has been
nets ij'.uwii quite sail
We desire to tli
prosperous and H;
Allow US
ing year. /,
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Maste's Sale
State of South Carolina
County of Chesterfield.
Court of Common Pleas.
Pursuant to a decree heretofore
granted in the case of Pageland
Insurance & Realty Company,
Assignee. Plaintiff, vs P.
H. Arant, M. L. Arant et al. Defendants.
I will offer for sale
before the Court House door in
Chesterfield, S. C. on the first
Monday in January, 1916, (same
being the 3rh day of said month)
between the legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, |
the following described real es-1
tate, to wit:
_jl) AJi that certain tract of 1
land 1 nunty and State
aforesaid, containg twO'frnrTlred
and sixty acres, more or less,
less sixty acres of same now
owned by II. II. Hicks, situated
on the west side of Fork Creek,
and bounded east by lands of A.
Rodgers and John A. Hicks;
west bj' by lands of John S. Miller;
north by the estate landsof
Matilda Hunter and on the south
by lands of Leonidas Lowry.
(2) Also one other tract of
tand in the County and State
aforesaid, containing ninety-one
and one- half acres, more or less,
situated on the west side of Fork
Creek; bounded cast by lands of
Armeitta Adams; south by lands
of R. II. Lowry; west by lands of
J. M. Lowry and on the north
by lands of P. II. Arant.
(.V; .All those certain three lots
of land in the town of Pageland,
Chesterfield County, South Carolina,
knowivas lots number one
0), Three (A) and Five (5) in
block "K", said lots fronting fitly
feet each on Gum street and running
back 200 feet each, preserving
the same width all the way
back.
Purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers.
P. A*. MURRAY, Jr.,
Master, Chesterfield County.
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Meeting of County Commisttioners
The County Commissioners
will hold their annual meeting
on the A 1st of Dec. All persons
having claims against the Conn
i tv will present them on that
dav. i
I). ?vl. Ikuentine, i
Clerk. I
I
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i MONKY--does nol ^row on tree,
but it does grow in banks. A
jSOO pound Sale <>f cotton at present
pi ice will cam \ on $23.13 in
eij?ht years. Hank of Pageland.
Kvervbody needs Underwear
Muogo llros. sell the warm kind
appy K
VEAR
a very good year with us
isfactorily.
tank one and all, and \
appy Lite during the neu
to serve you durin
?
igo Broth
BIG AU
SA
In order to make a con
years stock of clothing, w<
public auction Saturday Ja
mens clothing.
Also a lot of shoes, and
i he sale wht
merchandise at your own \
REMEfl
the date, Saturday Jan. 1 s
Pageland II
Comi
I New Year's
This has been a succe:
we sincerely thank you I
ask lor a continuance ol
to always give one hur
dollar.
We are now selling the
"the all leather line," and >
give satisfaction.
Just received a car of best
rapidlv. Better buy now.
T. L (
| THE LOW PR I
M. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
W ill be in ngeland Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of each week
Tell Your Neighbor I
lew i i
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and our business
T*nK ~ ? 11
vimi yuu a very g
/ year. |
g the Gom- I
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lers
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(CTION I
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iplete clean up of this f!
5 will offer for sale at g
in. 1 st a lot of Boys and $
general wearing apparel. ?
yew wii} i'v? swxl *"?"
Drice.
ABER 1
t Beginning at 1 o'clock. ! ,
Mercantile I
any j
i fireetinn I
sslul year with us, and 1
or past patronage, and I
the same, promising ?
idred cents lor your |
Fridam-Sl ic II,y SI iocs, j|
vill guarantee them to &
flour. It is advancing j
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County Physicians
On Dec., 31st lmis will be re
L'ived for county physician.
II. 1\ King,
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