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)LUME XXXI. CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROUNA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1820. NUMBER 47.
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ftVS AMONU TIIK TOUKXNT
L - ? ? ? .i?"l
i i .1 of Arrival! ?l The Three
I :?!*:?? JloMs.
biu?cu>u'a JUrthday was celebra.ttHl
i dwiKV and Hui>i>er at th? Kirk
pu .U(>mlay eveulng. Th? m*aek>ui?
*>? thirf allivintivc hcitol were tilled
I liiudt, <Ait ml, White ami blut
ikHHM'atWux awl the doUcaU> col
obo oostunies of the tlauoorh hi cud
a wvue o/ wonjuth and beauty,
and Mw, J??hu 11. lVxld and Mi??
|fi Todd have g?oue to New York
jbort tftay. Mi*9 Todd will rvturn
i?ch Hill4 'tomorrow, brlngjiatf a
jr of jrueste* with her. ?
I Ada L'effiiijirweai entertained with
at the ftllrkwood on Wednesday,
iieat* were Mm. FYancl* G; Cart,
Jr. M. Helm, .MIm Winifred 8J11,
jKJtana , jfvrtyijibho'lii, MrH, Fj, M.
apd Mrq. Hull.
and Mm. George H. OtK>k whose
ras so badly daxrwupcd by fire hist
re ?rt.iyiu* ?t ThwnhI H*all, wlitch
arvin of the Hobklrk has opeued
i overflow rts ?he main "hou*e i*
to its 1 Lin it.
Alexander P. Carver of Yookera
0. Undutcft of Bronxville,
are stopping with Mr?. O. I',
e on Pair Street
ntr tiie old-timers ween ou the Sui-s
Inks are : IxniiH Hle<Hp\ Frank
?y, of New York, James B. L#add
lapnore, Pgu, Ilobert Nculsoo, of
>lphia, Henry H. Fuller of Cam
Mass., Qharles Fletcher of Bo>
/??illiain 11. Nedbit of Great 11ar
I, J. Frank Turner of Lexington,
Franke Tftorpe of New York,
|)etuer of Brooklyn, J. A. Bradley
adelphia, 0. 8. Aitkin, of Trenton,
1 Erben of Riadnor,? pa., and A.
hn I'd son of Bo?ton.
clowng days of February finds
??on here at its liei?Qkt- The bo
re taxed to their, capacity and
tngi-s iuI boarding .pQaces all filled.
aineA, golf tournaments, teas and
ftLl the time "Cor the Ti&tiOTir on~
e bout.
largest number of foyers ever
i the liuTis of the Oamden Goun
ib took part intJic Benefit Tour
mi .SflTftrdlriy Cor the * CSttltfra.
ll. This ihsfritiition Ur (loin*
d work in ' the community. One
and fifty dollars was banded
the Hospital as a result of the;
merit. Tin winners in the match
rere: Firat John C. Duncan of
; gross" B4, handicap ltt, net 18.
men tied for second place, Wal
[Oluetit of Haranac I/ake, Kenneth
od of Buffalo and Captain 8. D.
of MtofitrefO -
round robin poto match play?d
By afternoon attracted the usual
of Camden people as well as a
lumber from damp Jackson. A
picture photographer from New
look several reels of the polo
r in action during the xa<mc.
Florence Otarke of Ne# York
lued a few friends with an In
luncheon on Sunday.
and Mrs. John Oabot Lee will
this week from Boston to visit
jd Mrs. Francte Proctor who
bupying their home here tWs
Arthur Perkiirs, manager oJ tbc
< -anticipating some fine ma boh
n Gamden (during March. A Tour
will, be held March 20th to
n which teams from Dedhain,
Morristowii'j N. J^, Gamp Bragg
ni<p Jackson jwidl take part. Four
ive beery dojtated and wiH be play
at the time mentioned.
A. Dahon Kennedy, Jr., was
?toss Saturday afternoon at the
>ioli is tendered every wec4c to
ritora fpom Oamp Jackson who
for the polo frame. The par
f hor home were filled wittj a
ptnberof the home people aa wcfi
^uottta from Columbia. The beau
I 'house, Blootnsbury, never looked
ra**iye and all pr&ent enjoyed
iotw refreshments and the fri-1
?]tftality of the hostess and the
Indira Who assisted her In re
Arrival* at th? Hotels.
Court Inn: Mr. and Mr*. M.
rno Dratoe, New York; Mr. E.
in ah. Taunton, Maw.; Mr. and
P. Raker, Dexfbam, Maw.; Mrs.
I. Lon&, N. QHfford, R..Wri*ht,
ltd ; Mr. and Mrs. Weit?T Rrben,
Pa.; John Soott, Jr^ Philadcl
. 0. Ledbettsr, Ooluoaibki, H. O.;
Mm. Frank Presbrey, N. Y.;
Mr?, dyyirjfr McNair, New To^hJ
wnk Uhorp und Mirs
Jrtwiwidh; Mr*. W. H. Wrifbt,
fr<l, T<. 1. ; W. H. Lerner, Flusb
PL: H. B. McKay, Rochester;
Mr*. Join* Ti.x Noxan, Pktafleld ;
*, F. Myers, F. P. Ws*hherir>
afford, W. L. Firm, New York;
Mrs. O. D. Wheeler, Mr. and
R?r 8pe*re, Mr. md Mm. 8.
Oreen, Beaton; Mr. ?a4 Mr*.
J. A. SIIANKI,IN IU VI)
Difl Aflw Several Wwhs lllue** it
Chick Hptlngn
N??ws was received in Camden Tues
day morning of the death of Jullua A.
ttlvunkliu wtiit^i occurred cut Chick Springs
?mi MtmiKiy, wfiero h<> had gone to the
h->)K- of regsaJu^ng his health. Mr, Shaok
\in had, by bis geniajy tnauner and
ktralgbt-fiorwurd dealings, mado many
filt-nd* among our clUteus, and the syrn*
pathy of our entire community will go
out u> tb?i bereaved family. The foMow
lng aotkv of "his death in taken from the
Greer correspondence to the Columbia
&tftt? :
~"FuneraA services for Julius A. Sbank
Un, w*bo died at SfceetHeys* sanitarium,
Cbtak Springs, were held at Pendleton on^
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr,
Sbaakliu died on Monday night at 9
^'okxVk, after au lUness of several weeks,
lie was 52 years of age. Mr. .Hhanklin
Wa* born and reared at Pendloton, hut
left there about six years ago and moved
to OoUaubia, Where be became manager
qf the Taylor farm and dairy. I/asJt.
year he moved to Camden, wihcrc he
pnreha?ed a large fawn and dairy, wtiich
he ww operating until ho became ill.
Mr.-Hjhanlrtin was twlco marriesd, first
to Miss Qonyers Pickens of Pendleton;
his sceond wife was Ml^s Scott Whit
tiker of MiUediKevdUe, Ga, Ikrth pre
ceded liini to the grave. He ia survived
by five dhildren, three datigflvters, Misses
Virginia, 6ony?W and Rose ShankHn,
and two sons, Julius and Ilenry Shank
Hu. One brother, EL. H. Shanklin of
Greer, apd two siftters, Mrs. A. Z. Wil
son of Pendlleton and Mrs. Sam Thorn
ton <rf Hartwell, G?a."
I^arge Real Estate lKnl Made.
Messrs. I,. J. W.hi>taker, O. L. Black
well and H. G. Garrison, Jr., 'have pur
chased the *tore o<xnnpied by Enterprise
MercaotHe Company and the office of
4be Waatern Union Telegraph Company.
The office building baa been sold by
to Mr. R. Kennedy, who intends
using it as an Insurance office >ater on
\v<hon the present Saase upon it expires.
This is o desirable piece of property.
A good nuany jmnr ago it wae occupied
by Mr. 11. H, Kennedy, wtu> was a lead
ing Sry good? menchhnt of Cam den at
one time, and toter by Mr. P. T. Vllle
pigue a? Che Gilt Edge .Store. The new
owners purchased it as an investment.
F. W. Hart welt, Providence; Mra. A. M.
Holding, Wesftcbester, Miss Henderson,
I Mi i kulel phaa. *
Ilobkirk Inn: Mr. and Mm.. R. F.
Saul, R. Harrington Johnson, Washing
ton ; B. Ij. Benedict, New York; Mr.
'nry,l Mrs. \V. S. 4leg(ir, Summit; Mrs.
F. D. Peltier, Mrs. ft. P. Kelcher, I)r.
John B. Walker, New York; Robert C.
Norton, Lawrence 11. Norton, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Paul R. Werner, Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry P. Werner, Mr. and
Mrt. J. H. McNufty and Miss Marion
,Mx?Nnlty, Buffalo; Mts. Mmloolm Frank
Kn, Miss G. C. Franklin, Philadelphia,
Mrs. A. P. OarvCr, Mm. J. L Undutch,
BronxvWae, New York.
The Kirkwood: Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Atkins, Langborne, Pa.; J Duncan
Dubridge, Now York; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas M, DcRcmoiae, Summit; Mine
Su?an B. Whiting, New Haven; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert B. Treat, Providence;
Benjiman Itaas, New York, Mr. and
Mrs. Rdwwrd N. Huyler, Albany; Mr.
and Mrs. Seth E. Thomas, Miss Emily
Atigusfci Thoimas, Morriatown ; Mrs. _K.
M. Hotvard, St. Louis, Charles P. Cowles
New York ; Mr. and Mrs. H K. Oake#,
CleveJaad; Maurice A. Engass, Mrs. A.
Engass,. Detrodt; Miss Medora Steedman,
St. Louis; Miss Harriet McCook, Tux
edo; James H. Boyd, Southern Pine*;
Cflipt. A. Loft us Bryan, Pinohurst; Mrs.
M. R. Walter, Miss Clementine Walter
IfcnRimore; H. J. Fitapatriek,- Dr. and
Mrs. A. A. Libby, Boston; Mr. and
Mrs. G. DeWitt, Williamson, New York;
Arthur DoJroy, New York; Harry Balfe,
Brooklyn; Mn. and Mrs. Charles H.
Parker, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
T. Pbffcs, Elizabeth, N. J.r Mr. and
Mrs. W. IT. Smith, South Cape Town,
Africa ; Mr. and Mrs. R/ C. Dibie, Nor
fiolk ; Mrs. W. F. Porter, Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. Rlaneftiard Atkinson, Brook
lyn ; and Mrsu J. W. PaHkeit,
Portland, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. L. Fagan,
noboken; Mrs. II. H. Inglis, Miss V.
V. Infers,?Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. McKay, New York; Mis* Nellie
ftmitb, Columbia ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith, New York; George B. Kimbail,
Boston; Tracy Mathewson, Baston ; WI1
>ard E. Smith, Lee, Mass ; L. R Bo'ton,
n; George I/eaah, New York; Mr.
D. Cliwton, WW tin*, _New
York; Mr. and Mm. W 8. Detwil?r.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. White, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G Fleis, Philadelphia ; I)r. and
Hit a M. Weeks, Philadelphia; J. W.
Gmytmrae, B. W. BbHng; C R. Bearte,
Obariea O. Tough, New York: James
H. Brewater, Jr? George B Baratow,
Jr? Monte) air; Mr. aad Mrs. J. L. Bauer
N. J.
ANM AI, t'OTTOS (OWI.NHON
To II** Held at Montgomery, AU., Ouj
March Ml,
Columbia, Fob. 23.~~"Tbe anuutl own
wivtioa of the American Oottou Associa
tion to bo Hold at Montgomery, Ahiu
on March 1MI handle a multitude
of "questions of uatiouul importance,"
s^id J. SkoCtowe Wanaanuker, prtirident
of the wssociartion yesterday. Indication*
I he .*aid, jtoluted to a bdg attendance from
this s^te.
"SaiwNil consideration will bo given to
?the business aide of production. Legis
lation nocewta ry ,to be enacted to put
i lmo effect and force greatly needed re
jfoitu* wlH receive the moat careful at?
ti n t ion and consideration.
"TMs great convention is bedng culled
for a specific purpose. U is fully rea
lised fchat we iitave tang Buffered on ac
count of Che neglect of the business side
of Pamdug. The Interest of tho various
ootton producing states are mutual and
we mu?t cooperate for the purpose of
enacting uniform legitfation. If you
think of any apoclal question that shonki
be bandied at this invention it is your
duty to communicate with headquarters
in AtlautA. The program for this con
vention is now being prepared. .
"A this convention regular sessions of;
tlie board of directors will be held* is <
will alno the executive <xvn*wittce and
the committee on ongauiaation. In the
meantime the regular convention will be
in session. Intense interest, is being
?taken in this great convention, every sec
tion <Vf the cotton beH Will be repre
sented and every divtoon of tihe allied
business interests of the South,^Includ
ing a large representation from the pro
ducers and hankers. The bankers are
taking an intense interact, tho chamber
of commerce and tie farmers' union are
soHdly betoind -ue. The commissioners of
agriculture are assisting and tlje gover*
nors are giving every assistance and are
throwing their tremendous influence be
hind thds grant movement. The ginners
will be with us in great force, in face
we have orrery assurance that, this witt
be Che most representative and one of
t?h?x, most largely attended conventions
ever held In the South, and tshe result
of tflrfs o?nvetttdon will $>rpve of ^ untold
benefit.
"It is the utmost importance that W.
R. Qreen, secretary of the Alabama di
vision of the American Cotton Associa
tion at Montgomery, Ala., be notified
as to the number of delegates from each
county. fWu? -representative* of the
Am era can Ootton Association, fche nation-,
al directors, tfoe national organization
oormmittee, the State directors and -va
rious official* to cooperate in every way
to furnish this information an speedily
hh possible.
"Montgomery is making preparations
for the holding of a record breaking con
vention and bhey urge that this Infor
mation be furnished."
DeaUt of Mr. 8. M. Matliis.
Mr. 9. M. Mathis, wfoo <?t one time
?was the focal agent of the Northwestern
Raid road died in Sumter on Saturday
of lafA week and was buried in that city
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Matbis bad a
ntsmbcr of friends in Qatfnden who re
gret bo loam of his death. Pneumonia
was the cause of his death. ' He is sur
vived by his wife for wibori* sympathy
Lk feJfc. Mr. Mathis prior to moving to
Oamden resided in Lancaster. He and
hi? wife conducted a boarding house here
for n while before he became agent of
fche Northwestern Railroad.
MARY
PICKFORD
IN
"HEART '
O' THE
HILLS "
AT THB MAilflTlC
Mlr FVMftjr Fefc. *7Ui.
lMiKSKNTATlON KXKIM18KN
l.ist of IVtoom To Whom <>rUAc*tea
WIU it- Uivon.
Tho ptvseirtitttiou <?f tho tvrtifietttes
Riv. n l>> di.' CumuIi government to tho
Uoaiv&t of kiu of soldiers of the Ajueri
ouu army wh<? died here ot abroad dur
r.11 tlu* \jar, will toko place next Sun
day, Mruary 2i*th, under tho ausplecs
of tho Couidon lV>?t of the American
I.<*iou at 4 p. m, Tho short but iiu*
pr^KMive ceremony wlM bo held at tho
IViipt it>t Church vtfhi<*h bus boon ixttriotl
rally ptactk lit tho disj?0*al of the l'ost
Cor tho occasion.
All vnterans. whether members of tho
American I<??gU>n or not, are urged to
lut-ml, nil others and tihe county and
towns' peoiple, an<! especially the rela*
lives of t)ho deceased ooldiers, are in
cited to be preeeat to do honor to the
1 tncn who gave their llvcw for their
oouutry.
Following is the program ? for the
evening;: -
I'rwcsKion-al by Mrs. MeOorkle.
i tpening Prayer by Rev. M. M. Benson
"America."
Address by Col. M I/, Smith.
,'\CnweHIeis?>"
| I'rescutotion of certificates by K. C.
VniTrosokow.
1 The Star Singled Wanner.
Benediction by Itev. F. II. Hardin#'
Iwe<*e?wionnl by Mrv. MoOorkie.
Following i? u lint of .persons to whom
certificates will be given ;
Mrs., ft. .7. SIoIxkI
Alexander Boone
Win. B. de Loach
.I-ames K. Relk
Mrs. J. F. Ba/tomau
Jo1?n (?, Uiclwirds
Mrs. lLattie 1 turd el I
Mm. Nannie MioKoin
t Mrs. Bessie Ilirwfli
T. K. TrotJtor
floorge 8. Kirk, Bcthuue
(J. J. Stewart, ,Blaney
; K, W. Abbott, Blaney ,
| Win. I>. 11 iIt-.n, Camden
^Irs. JI:i 11 if Xjkirdner, Camden
v Mm. No rah (Manned, Lugoff
The above named perecma and their
immediate famnic* *re requested to have
?he ushers conduct tihom to ?Mit? re
served for HhtU purpose. ,
Celebration at Colored Baptist Church
Under the auspices of the local Port
a similar cercmony will aisa be held at
the colored Bopitirt Ohurdh at 8 p. m.
next Sunday night tor the delivery of
certificates to the relotivies of deceased
colored soldiers. The Poet will cooper
ate with Key. J. W. Boykin in arrang
ing the program. The following 1b a
list of persons to whom certificates will
be given :
Charlotte Trues del, Camden
Harry Darkens, Camden
Ed Brooks, Camden
iWadhington Burrow#, Camden
Lottie It. GtamMe, Camden
Mary Edgefield, Boylrtn
Charlotte MicAlister, Bothune
__ A. J. Cunningham, Lugoff ?
Nora Darby, Camden
Ella BoMen, Boyldn
M?ry Boyd, Camden
Hlsle McLain, f?amden
Lucile Shannon, Lugoff
Joseph Williams, Bothune
Birthday I'arty For Mr. Briggn.
On kiot \Yednewtey night the Girls'
j Club of tihe Hercnitiago Mills gave the
Superiutendcni, Mr. A. F. BriggB, a sur
prise birthday parity.
Mr. Briggs wm invited to the club
meeting. Soon after arriving, Muss Car
rie CraMey and Miss Dora Gardner blind
folded Mr. Bri)CK? and led him'into the
dining room. The overseers and second
hands had already found their places by
means of lovely red Valentine hearts.
Miss Boosie Crollcy, President of the
Club, presided and proved Sirrself a gra
cious luwrte**. A loveiy birthday cake
served as a eonterpioee. This cake was
fightod with tiny birthday candles.
Mi#ss* liinny Smith, Kate Gardner,
Doro Gardner, I>!ly WeTcTT'aifd Cdrrle
Crollcy acted as waitresses.
?At the end of a four oourhe dinner.
Mr. S. b. CrolleOverseer of Spinning,
presented Mf. Itriggs, in bWhalf of those
present, a lovely watch chain and- gold
knife. Mr. BriggB in a very graciou*
manner repHed to Mr. Crofley's remarks,
saying it was a pleasure to work for
poople who felt they were getting a
square dee);
A/ter dinner was nerval, the girls
joined in making the evening pass most
pleasantly. Games of rook, dominoes
an ! checkers were playedi
Death of Mr*. Rpradley.
Mrs. S. C. Spradley died at the Cain
rlen hospital Sunday evening of pneu
monia at the age of 7li years. The
funeral and burial was held at ML Zion
Church by Rev. M. If. Benson. Mr*.
Spradlejr leave* surviving her hosband
and one sob, Mr. C. B. Spradley of
thia eftjr. -
8THITK UY TRAIN
K. I. IVuomUIo Struck l?y Southbouud
hrt-Uht Train
K, U Truea<fcile, .while wrlvlng his
our toward town Tuesday afternoou, w*s
h( nin'k by the nouffhbound froight ul the
i'rw?*ii># about one tulle ftout<h of town
and protty foully iujurod. llie left. thigh
was broken juwt below tho hl|>. lie ak?o
received ? paiuful out on the forehead
and other bruises about the body. The
enr was onm|>i?toly demolished, being
curried nbout 400 yards beyond the point
where it wa? AM strucfr. When the
train was sto|>ped Mr. Trueadel was
found on the fcowtwtcher of tihe engine.
!>. U, Fletcher, who w?s lu hi? ear
just behiud Mr. Trueedet and saw tho
accident brought him on to town fot
medical attention. Ho was token to
the Fennell infirmary on the evening
train.^-Keralmw Kra.
Meeting of City Democrat*. *
A. meeiiug of the democratic voter*
of the City of (Vuudeu was held Thurs
day afternoon of teat week. Mr. I>. T.
.MiIN explained the objeet of the meet
Ing, after which rules for governing the
prinvary oloctfcvn were read by him and
adopted by the tucotiug.
The ward flubs were organic with
tho following officer*:
Ward One?Ia T Stewart, president;
John \V. Wdfoon, secretary, C, W. Hil
ling's. '
Ward Two?M. M. Johnson, president;
W. Ia Htnkw, socrcrtiary; W. M. Lollis,
Ward Three?C, W. Hlrchoiore,- pres
identt; K. H. Williams, secretary.; H.
T. Goodal/,
Ward Four?-O* II. Vales, president;
W. H. Ilaile, ws*retmry; Iiuurens T.
Mill*.
Ward Five?W. L, I>ol*aKtf, chairman ;
I). O. IlouHer, secreitury; It. M. Ken
nedy. J
Ward Six?Thomas J, Kirklaml, pres
identi H. -4>. Taylor, seerotiary ; fr), ~H.
Huddin.
Mr. Ia A Wittkowxky was elected a
mwnber of the executive committee trt
large. A meottin<t of tibo executive vom
mirfctee Was held And Mr. Mills was
elected chairman &nd Mr. Wittkownky
vice-chairman.
Candidates for mtayor were assessed
$35 oadh and candidates for alderaian
$7.00 eadh.
Death of Mrs. A. R. Bobbitt.
The follow-in* is taken from The Sum
ter Wotrihmfln and Southron :
"Mrs. A. II. wWe of Mr. A
It. Hobbitt wibo lives on West Liberty
Htreot, died at the homo of her sister,
Mrs. J. D. Shiver, Saturday night After
a few days' illness pneumonia. Al
though critically ill for several days,
her death came as ? shook, and all
tihrat loving hands and hearts could do
was done until the very end with the
hope that this truly good woman could
be spared. Tho ihterment was at her
oM home, Cameron, South (Carolina, to
day at eleven o'clock where trtie has two
lifctlc dhildren burled. She loaves to
mourn their loKt her husband and one
./devoted little hoy of nine yearn; father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Htou
denmire of Cameron; three sisters Mrs.
J. I). SWver, of Biunter; Mrs. Alec
O'Cain of Ed Paso, Tens; Miss Flossie
StotidennVi re of^\Oa?neron; and three
brother*, Waiter, Johnnie and Holland."
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbitt were at one
trme reBidenrte of Oamden, and have
many friends here who will r^TPt to
learn' of her death.
Death of Miss Lucile Britton.
Frienda throughout bhe oounty wilJ be
grieved to hear of .the dfatth of Miis
I/ucile Britton wlrich occurred nt the
Camden Hospital Wednesday at 2 P.
M. Mis* Britton was the daughlei- of
the late Dr. Charles Britton of Spring
HilS and was reared in that community
where rthe was greatly beloved by all j
who knew her. FBve was an efficient
tc?acher and deservedly popular in many j
I different sections of the county where1
sh$ taught. - A young w<*nau of exalted I
| character and peratinaJ cliwnn, her death
4h h 4A>w *n ax4+mhI*m} family
| connection and wide circle of friend*
and the syimpatlby of the entire com
munity goes out to them. The funeral
i services were held at Spring Hill, her
oW home ohurch, yesterday at noon.
Second Week Jurors Need Not Appear.
No oa*c? by. jury will be tried the
second week of <jhc approaching Spring
term of Court fr?r Korwhaw County,
therefore, petit jury which has al
ready been draiui, will not be needed.
No third w^ek jurors will be drawn
for t'him term. ~ **3"
Camden Ghrl Takes Pari in Play.
Red Springs, U. C? Feb. 24?MIm
Maaie Herbert of Camden appeared in
the oart of "The Ttoree Wi#he#?\ a French
folk play produced on laat Saturday by
tho students of fib* expression department
of Faur* UaoDaaakl College.
lVt-KOtuU Mention.
Misx Km Mb <fcf Marion is tin
guont *>/ th<* M4s#es Kirk'kuutl,
MisM OK?<) IMsune ttyMUft the wwk endl
?it home.
Mr. John K. dolxMdh itttinu1 o.v$f from
<\ai\4ina flor tohw b?viiduy.
Mint* W'd I bur McCttlUlui umoiig the
Winthn>p girls who spent fcbe bri^f holi
day at home.
Mittws Jotlliie and hiuily KirUand of
IturnwHl \vi>ro week end gucfft* <rf Ml.su
.Vui.s I.hi.Kn.
Mr. launbert IVPukk wpeut tho boli ?
day* at homo.
Mr. IMok Singl^tou, 0* Carolina, spout
tho week end at Ikwuo,
Sheriff Grover O. \V?h?h, of rutudeu
\vn? In Kershaw la*t Friday.?The Kna
lienor Koll Pleasant Urovo School.
_ Urude Young* Art-bur
Oarl I/eo, Kay, Brnwt Bradley, Suo I<ce
Ilowopw, Nanulo Karte Peaoh,. Knunlo
FilHott, Myrtle Kobinsnn, Unburn IVach
Oarl SiH*?rv, Ucnwn Youn<, Charlie
Kay.
<1}rv\*.K* U - .huintttc Youug, S.b??rou
ThOOipSOU,
< i r.i'lf tl?Albertu* HolnnM.m, \V?W
ffcpean*, lA*onurU Hay.
Orade 4?Mminic Young, Mellto Spears
I -i: I i jin WOHt.
Grade fl--Maxwell Thompson, Olydto
<\>nneli, Ainiute Kee linker.
Gvudo (I?Shannon Walters,' Fennel I
Ponoh. ''
Grade 7?-Powey linker, Ituby t'onnott
Grade 8?Zulfio Walters,
O'rodo 0?lOrtAhie Thompson,
Former Camden Girl Married.
The following announcement 1?hm been
received in Oamden, announcing tbe
marriage of M"i?s ItFandina l/owis, a for
inf-r Oatudcn girl, btit more recently re
Bidiiig in Savannah, Ga., and will bo of
iiit?n*?t to tfl?* brides many friends hero:
"Mr. and Mrij. I). J. larwlH wikh to
announce tin* marriage of their daugh
tcr J; Ifilandina to Mr. Allen I). Pari In
Saturday, Fobrunry fourteenth, nineteen
hundred and twenty, Port Wentworth,
Ga".
Polo Field Posted.
The Hiding and lMvlng Oltjb has
found it to PMt its preport?"
boeaufic fto many iu>n-memt>erft have boon
using 'the polo field* as an exorcise ground
for thoir homes. Tho rule* of tho Olub
provide that tfhe pnoiperty shall be used
only by mmifberH and rtihelr immediate
Aan?l1ea, and by those who pay the an
nual imAo dues of one l?uisTred dollars. '
fx)okout for the FSeW I>ay on the
traek March lOtJh.
Flagmsn Killed.
T. Df'Shiver, ^ Aa^nMn on .Southern
train -No. 13, from OharWaton th Oo
IninUia, met sinWen death Tuesday morn
ing when he foil front Mh train into the
(jpngaree river <at KingvJKe. Tlie train
was rtxinding on five bridge and Mr.
Shiver went to tftie rear end to Hag.
In some manner he fell from the train
Into the waiter.
? Deatli of William Brewer.
A menace received In Oamden yester
day announced the death ?/ William
lircwer, son of Mr*. M. II. Brewer, of
KcrshaW. His dea<tih oonwrred in Green
wood, at Beiley Military Institute, where
hp w?? a studeut. I)eeoa?od was a ne
phew of Mm. II. L. Riohey of our oily.
Pneumonia was the cause o?f hif> death.
Col. A. R. Hunks Dead.
<ViliuiiWn, Fob. 25.?OoJ. Alexander
Robinson Itank?, of Columbia, much be
loved ednnator, died ait IMdgeway at 7 :54
this morning, '? aflter an > Illness of ten
<>ays. He www in (/barge of the school
at Ridgewiay, butt ww? well known ali
ov<>r South Carolina.
Annual Missionary Sermon.
The ?annual wrraon to the Woman's
J\Hf*#iowary ?Society of bhe Methodist
Church will be preached next Sunday
Fob. 29th at the Lyfctleton Street Metho
dist Cbundi by Rev. W. W, Daniel. _
To Meet Wilh Mm. O. H. I^enolr.
The IIobkirk HiU Chapter D. A. II.
will meet next Thurwlay March 4th at
H :30 p. m. wkfti Mrs. O. II. I/enoir.
AM members and aLI vijdtin# daughter*
are oordfally invited to attend.
Marriage.
Married on Saturday ki?t, February
21.?*, by Prohut* Judge W. I*. McDowell,
Mr. J. C. I^itikford and Mi km Kalie
Carter, hoch of Kerehnw, 8. C.
Services at Mlrpah Church.
All members of MJzpah Church arc
urged to ootne -fat next Sunday morn
ing at II or?iodr7 Preaching by % vifi
tor.
?.
Miss MeCaskin and Mr. Perry Wed.
Mr. William Ofrburo Perry and Misa
Theo Ottey IfcCaskJll, both ef Kershaw
were married on Wedneaiajr teat, Feb
ruary 2Mi by R?r. O. B. Ore*a. < -~?
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