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?f gj Ml. Klsco, u ? guwt at, the home of ' A Moore, where he ha* aeveral winters lh the P*?t. T familiar face and **? , la Camden would have felt * aeaeon that did not bring ^ had cheated them out of B7uiea?ure. We regret that tteresllntf family U hot with L ?ay, of Columbia, w?? the of Mr?. N. K. Goodale for tl day# IWt w*ek. Mr. iUy, w w, Abbott and Mra. Mo 4 came over Friday night to Dr. \yharton. They w#r* al~ ? guests of Mr. and Mra, N. Eodale. Elisabeth Carrlson, who tome for a short vacation, haa led to Sweetbrlar, Va. Bllaa jp one of Camden's brightest and she 1b sustaining her rep |u ill this far-famed Institution. and Mrs. H. Mackqy, of iter, Mr. P. T. Twltty, and A Mm. Will Twltty, of Heath 8, were In town Wednesday^ toj the funeral of little Robert ?? Posa Gelsfnheimer haa ac tt\posltlon with' Hlrech Bros. MIsb Gelsenheimer la a pop-: tealady, and lla sure to draw re of custom. roads led te Camden" this Every section of the county |he nearby towns were repr6-| at the horse show. (. Margaret C. Miller find lit* i, Dau, have returned 'from to Mrs, A. 8. Thomas, In "<r?3 grot' " ? Sallie Benton, of Kershaw, [down to the horse show. She lie guest of Mrs. Arthur Wat-, i. Bveverly Mikle, of Charles I visiting, her father. Captain gfet) at -Goodie Castle. > r and Mrs. H. F. Clyburo, of J Springs, were among the at the horse BhoW. Annie West and Miss Evans, teachers in the Beulah section, | n town Monday. de Jersey, of. Columbia, was Jtor here last week, the guest . W. R. 'Eve, Jr. \ Youngblood and Miea Ada! , of Kershaw were visitors ie horse show; H| *' ' ^ \ 'J * V * *\ ? ? ? Shakespearean Club, the Tuesday evening meeting Ib club, Ij^r. Dawes gave an Ktlhg paper op "Pericles," and pone on the "Sonnete," MIbs helps read a fine paper on Winter's Tale."' The class inlsh "King Lear" Friday eve- 1 land next week take up the ! I of Browning. The club is gig with Miss Etta Zemp now, . and Miss Flower are visit- 1 New York. of Hubert U. Mackey, Jr. The aympathy of the entire com munity goeu out to Mr. ?B4 Mrs. John T. Mac key in the great Bor row that haa clouded the .. bright W* of their home. On Tuesday night Uttle Robert B. Jr.. died af ter an lllueea of fourteen daya with pneumonia, at their home on north Fair street. Robert .jvas alx year* ''Id lu*t August, and unusually bright And Intelligent for his yearn. Ho waa ttnown at one of the moat lovable uiiu manly little bc^u of the town, and his death la a real grief to a large circle of frlende and ac quaintance#. The funeral services were held at the house oh Wednes day afternoon, the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Rowan of the Presbyterian church "Tender Shepherd, thpu hast stille<J Now thy Uttle lamb's brief weep Aht, how peaceful, pale and mild In Its narrow bed 'tis sleeping! And nd sigh of anguish sore Heaves that little bosom more. In this world of care and pain, Lord, thou wouldst no longer leave it; To the sunny, heavenly plain Thou dost now with Joy receive it; Clothed In robes of spotless white, Now it dwells with Thee in light, b "Ah, Lord Jesus, grant that wo Where It lives may soon be living, And the lovely pastures see That lat heavenly food are giving; Then the gain of death we prove, Though thou take what most wo love." PV>r fcho Boy Bcouta. The Boy Scouts have moved into new quarters?the Episcopal reoto ry on Kershaw Square. And here they expect to give a fine entertain ment about the middle of April. They are to be assisted # this venture by. their girl friends, and the little maids are chatting tyerri ly over th? coming event. They are to have many and varied attrac tions. A trip around the , world ? f whefe the boothB are to bo in the charge of fair representatives of every, country on the globe. Music will lehd its subtle charm. From the candy booth the little maids tfetfnty "packages of home made candy, made and tied by their own fair hands. Violets, jonquils and other flaring flower# will .tempt you by their fragrance, and you cannot resist the 'tplease buy!" from the cfearmlng lltjle MIsb who offers them for. sale. * The Oypaio girl will read your fu ture If you "cross h?r p&lmB with silver," and Rebecca at the well will be as Ij-reslstable as was that maiden of old, whet*. she captured the heart of young Isaac! Watch for the announcement and when the evening comes be sure to patronize the boyB, for in thiaL short notice the half has not. been told of the many good" things they have in store for you. t? have your Easter clothes made to order by our famous Chicago tailors, ED. V. PRICE & COMPANY, To assure timely delivery, your meas ure should be in Our tiands by Satur day, March the 23rd, 1912. trom our large assortment of exclu ' - ' ' ? ' - . - ?. ' . ....... ........ .. sive patterns. We guarantee the finished clothes to be correct and ab solutely satisfactoty, without flatten ing CAMPEN, S. 4s ' Hinson ? Watkins. i y . Oil Saturday evening at the Bap tist parsonage, Rev. ML. Lawson united la marriage, Miss Anna Bellb Hinson of this city to "mt.^cT .1* Watkins, now of Newberry. The bride Is the daughter,, ofMr.andMrs. Wm. Hinson, who lived in Camden for many years, but now reside 'n Monroe, N C., and the adopted daughter of Mr. and I&rs. Hendrlx, of LaFayatte avenue, with wfcom she made her home. She is quite attractive and numbered among thej pretty girls of the town. Mr W.at* kins is #ie* youngest son of Mrs. Susan Watkins ,of this city, and is a young man of merit and charact er. .He has recently accepted a po sition in Newberry, where the young couple will be "at home." A host of friends extend congratulations^ *>r Miss Mitchell On Ffriday evening, Miss Luclle Lewis entertained a small company in honor of Miss Anna Mitchell, of Rhinebeck, N. Y. ' "Consequences," and several other old time gauges were played and the young ladles present all contributed to an enjoy able musical program. The. young Jioatess in vlt^jjfeer guests Into the dining room where a salad course was served, followed by sweets and ices. After this, a spin around town in automobiles added much to the pleasure of the evening. Those who enjoyed the occasion were: Misses Anna Mitchell Rhett-a ' Wil son, Willie Dixon, Or^lle Mathls, | Messrs., Qeorge^ Wilson, Leroy Belk, Stevo Perry, and- Robert Lewis,. " i } &;? V' ^ \ Z;::. ' ? Hobkirk ttfll Chapter 0. A. R. : Mrs. James Burns will be hostess to the Hobkirk Hill, Cbap^pr' on Thursday, April 4th, *t ;4 p. m. All I members and all via'ting daughters .are cordially invited to attend. I sociabh ||Pp||jP D. c. Meeting. The John D. Kennedy Chapter will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Scotta Salmond and Mrs. I* S. Lang.| It in a meeting of importance and the President urges a full attend ance. Applications for Crosses of J Honor must be brought in ? this lex noon. ?;? Miss Millie Craig Taylor, and Mr and Mr*. James Team spent last Sat urday in Columbia. | For the Hospital. TiggB The afternoon tea given on Tues day last at the Greenhouses by Misses Shannon and VlUepigue, Mrs. Schermerhorn and MIsb Strong, was a most dellghtl1il_ and successful af* fair from every standpoint. Theaf ternoon .was lovely, flowers- were blooming jn profusion and the cor diality of the hostesses made a hap py combination, the tables spread ; al fresco, amid the lovely spring flowers, the beautifully gowned la? | dies and lQvely maids, who served the tea, made an easthetic picture that charmed everyone, and those who were not so fortunate as to b$ there missed a rare treat. All present felt they had "an ample re- j turn . In . jpleasure for the small amount qjT admission, and drank their tea with all the more pleasure because they felt that it was help ing a noble cause. From this sim ple, but charming- entertainment I thlrty-tWo dollars was raised for the] Hospital, "j 'Excuse Me." >'?' Hi Attention Veterans of ICeiishaw "Oo*j| Application papers will be sent promptly to all Veterans wbo have not received a Cross of Honor. ft A second Cross will be^ procured for those having lost theirs, and papers *1 to ? ; Th?w last only toj worn. Nope given af Qucfcii A WerlouH ' Affair at Lugoff, The silver moon wa8 shedding forth Her lovely ?ays around, Where 1 and any WaUldft, . Were sitting on the ground. ' And a mocking bird was singing On an elm in the lawn, And every thing in nature Seemed helping me along. Ill '??Vm ? So 1 popped the question squarely, And she hung her lovely head. When I asked her how 'twould suit her For she and I to wed. > And for ft while In silence' We sat there, side by side. And then she told me frankly, She'd never be my bride. Lugoff, S. C.. March 22', 1012. ? Death of Mr. Owens. Mr. Isaac Owens, one of Kershaw county*# oldest andbest elUaens, died at the home of his son, Mr. Bolton O^rens, last Wednesday at 1 o'clock,. Mr. Owens was 84; years of age and no man ? in the county was better known or more highly respected. He! was at all times a loy^l citizen, true friend and faith ful husband and father. Mr. Owens was laid to rest yesterday, midday in the old family burying ground near - Westvllle. ? g ? J Va ? + -? M -At* ? : . . ly ? ! I ? . A , Open lor guests. After noon Teas every afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30. Lunch es and / dinners will be servipd by |'-4 notice^ For mation call ? MRS. S. P. Phon* im ? ? * r ? - .- v?*? - ' >y ?" WILi, MOVE SOON. ? V ? ? ? Pepsi Cola Bottling Company Heek Quarters. * -Battling Com pany, owped and operate d by BVac^-___ well Brothers, whose offices have been near the Southern depdt, will In a few days be moved jup-town. SpS They, have secured one of the new J brick stores Just south of Mr. A. JT. Seattle's store. The building has been lengthened about tweniy five feet, the flooring to this addi tion, being of cement. Their in? . ' creasing business makes it neces sary to have a moift' commodious ?? building. The Messrs, BJackwell are honest, straightforward, con scientious men who have the es teem and confidence of their fellow - men. and therein lies the secret of their success. We congratulate them 'uponi their growing business and wish' them continued su< Meeting Chamber of Commerce, / The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce will be hedd at the Opera House Wednesday, April 3rd, at 6;0?_?P?: M., instead of 5 P. M., as formerly. A full attendance is earnestly de sired. W. H. EVE, Jr., Secretary. ? ? "? ? . "Excu?? Me." . o ' ? 'Attention Veteran?! Thoro will bo .a meeting 6t Ulchi , lard Klrkland Camp United Confed I ? . ? ' *? e Council'