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'RELTON P?*ffE PEV?m W"^OFANOyim?tjS^^M^ co^mu^o ______. ? Z*. . ;1.;;,-' : ? .NEWS AND ADVERTISING. . * *? T? * * * Sr* *??.* *********;* * * * * * * INTERESTING BUDGET OF NEWS * * ' AND NOTES FROM BUSY BELTON * * CLAUDE A. GRAVES, Correspondent. * * * ****** * 9f fifi * * * * ?f * * V * * * * * * * * S:?R. TATE RESIGNSj | o' M -wer ?p.j. p. ?.?",",. SORROW IN BELTON W. H. Italian, of lloma Path, was . rm iih? had ,,U8ln?88 10 Uo1- The Beloved Pastor of the Bapt?l' w u i' 11 <,- Church.Announced Hi? De JA V? i Co*?,?j;lr' ?r the firm of Cobb . . , . , ?. itrher, had business in Anderson cisi?n Sunday tod?;.. L. 1^ ??cc, a prominent uttorncv or Anderson, was among those in town bundey. ? ? Ailsa Alible Stokes, of Greenville, war, n visitor to Helton Sunday. While Itere she war thc guest or Miss Annette Campbell. T. K. Hudg?na, a prominent business man of Peltier' waa In Helton on busi ness today. ' David llrpwn. of WiHiain.ston. may bo mentioned among the prominent citizens in town toduy. The milbang travelling men w-ro at Hotel Gver to day: T. K. Roper, Anderson; J. 1. I.oughridKe, Anderson; li. A. S.mnioTis, Heston; W. D. Rogers, New York; \V. J. Bhoeley, Greenville; J. C. Barnc3, Rfcb&ioud. , Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ('ox of Honoa Tat h arc the guesta or their son Mr. W. I), ("nv nn Sr**~ AVSSiic. . Helton, April 6.- It is with deepest regret that we announce the fact that our beloved pastor. Rev. W. T. Tate tendered bis regisuation to the First liant ist ('horeb, at the regular quar terly conference Supday morning. Mr. Tate has held this position for about lifteen years, and surely no man ' has ever been truer to his trust abd to I his religion than he has. When he came here there waa, pot the brotherly ' love existing between the churches. that exist today. He, by his broad minded christianity, ha? brought about ! this marked change, t'ndcr his guid ance and by his efforts our splendid new church was built and hy his pray ers and beautiful scrmont., and most of all, by his godly life many souls have been saved' in Belton, and rte sincerely feel that tlie church has suf fered a staggering birw by tbiB de cision of his to leave. Wc pray God'tj richest blessing on him and his family wherever they may. go. Mri?. I luges of Richland is visiting * * * * ***'' * ******* her sister Mrs. Mtldrrm Willingham.- ** PELZER SOCIAL * ^Mr. Leon-Rice sp-ant Sunday in Bet- ? ? ^ ^ $ Mr. George ('Ox or Anderson w?s'thfe: .petaer, April G.-This town has been guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. fined with many visitors during the . ox, Sunday. ... ^eek Frilay, Mrs. F. T. hopper $fflKfi?' 'Business is Opehlng in full blast j rolly Vntcrtiincd the following ladles jUBt now and the crowds on ffie street at a dinner party. Mesdames W. E. an(j square, remind one of just before Greer. W. JJ. Cobb. C. T. Cox. Clarence christmas. Don't wonder. Just think Clinkscalcs^Millord Huston, F. M Co* a minute. Easter-candles, rabbits and and I Cllnkicalea. eggs abd teat live -little biddles aro - almost here. Did. we say new dresses Mr. Milling Frlerspn spent Sunday and E?ster b?udf ts*,*bo? Indeed, we in Helton whit lils brothers, lift waa aid> heneo the cMwds-ob the streets.1 connected with Frierson'B Pharmacy Easter shoppers, for nonio tim-* ami made many friends ? ' herc who are always glad to welcome The opening at the Palmetto Dry him back to Belton. Good ? Co., was quite a success last -;- week, as well aa the one at W. H. Wel Misa Marie Dean or Sparenburg born A Co. at the same tine. Miss fc-ang at thai first Baptist Church for Walton, who ls with W. H. Welborn both .morning anti evening services, Co., and also -Mise-Smith, who is at Sunday an#;lier songs were thorough- tho Palmetto Co., are charming la ly injoynd :l)y all who was sb rurtun- dies; BB "well.-aa espuislte milliners, ute as to hear her. She has a mag-- Consequently the ladjea from the sur ulflclc-nt vol?* highly cultivated >and rounding country aro delighted to extremely-laweet1 and she ia always get their new _Uaia_?n Pelzer. The most wannlv welcomed by this choir, Pelrer Co., has had? its houses all and her raijon: ls always deeply ap- painted and all the wood mercantile predated. . establishments have on a nlcq, new - coat of paint, a fine ' ster? towards Mr. J. Ct^if Green and family of An- "town cleanlng-u-v' * derain spent Sunday In Belton with ;.'...>. . ".-,.lt JSJ. " relations, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. *-j o. rluckneyoi ??hamston. ? t . ?- . . J2 wu in luwu o?r uinotjeStt laoi rriuu". "' KAtuU' ?*y_Mr. Plnckney is one of the old towns -'? men of this pla^etnad has been greai Belton, April 5.-Miss Agnes Raya- jy missed sinueiie./HOVed to Willlams nel, one of Spartanburg'H most ac- ton a few years ago. He ls always complislied young ladles is visiting welcome bach iHWtt^ He cat-e to us from Charleston 4 -number of years Mr. and Mrs. J.,B. Adger. ftg0 ani married,onc of our giris and Mr. and Mrs. o7w. Cox of Belton, he liven here? a long^me. who Hpent last week In /and near Mr. james- T?ftlson, of Willlamston. Pickens witb thc latter's parents, will has a number oT "warm, interested return home tomorrow. blends herc grbff wish him ???h BUC - ccsB In bis new study. Mr. wilson has R. J. (Samerell. of Uie firm of Gam- Jual left for Atlanta, where he goes broil and KaV. had business lu An- to study ptaW'Jr. T f^VanS deraon vcaterdkv BOn ot ?hs ut? Dn wiBter "Wilson and ueraon yesterday^_ |a a yery ^^ar young man and hla Walter E. Greer; vice president and roany frtertifcj&pect to see him make cashier of the/Bank of Bellen, had Jiood. V - V_j_ business in Anderson today. ^ve f0tarned. from Mayor Rosa Mitchell was aniong.Honea Path ^ Sr?Sr ,n CHy' ?f jb^S?rc^ ^ inKo? thc week-end in tewtt with.relatives.Jat tho home,of Mr. and Mrs. avrnp. inc weoK-cna ?n .town wuu |son, While Miss Katie Stewart was cn w, "A ??...-i^'terUined at thebonia ?f Mr. and Mrs. Miases Eu nc?-Warnock and Eunice dat worthy: Kay of Helton, are.'visiting Mrs. Hen- Thomas oiaiwortoy-^ ry Norris of the Sbady Grove section. (Hton julius^ jgkgs of Plckens, *?*'v" '*aa here on -a,n}d!?\nW Wednesday. Richard Mourn' formerly of Belton Mr Bogga has ? dumber of.freinds but now of thfe -?talc of Texas is In here who are aiwj?jl delighted to seo town visiting frieuda. bim in town. ^HaJV qufto a popular $ r?:v- man here. 'j?U?i*iT??L T1""* h"'T BlH' The peo^t?rT^re delighted to tor. Mrs. J. B. ;Adg?r. ' KC0 Mr an]???*. Joe Mulllnax among Mra.-O. o'. Todd was n buBlness| em Wi visitor to An&uson Thursday Mr. Ma?rtwfcGboper, a prominent . vSj;-- I farmer froDtfJMBB?ndarson aide was laii;: " . u'u,,** business vistt?^efe last Thursday. Miss Marie P?n or Spart*0?'"!? Mr. Cooper ls OuT?iP right- track-he will olag at UgKlrlrst Baotlst church ^ ,f)a., of oduce. such aa on 8uoday. JHeS-f home-made men I, ?>:.-.latb?s, eggs, etc. . fgl1^- whd'n it?^*ta^tm^n. ?'. ^ M^?ncTepeut part of Thurs- ^_ p fa . wulBlm,tont day In Andersen. .was in our town tast Friday. .rVr- Mr. Tom ll?trin.from the Anderson M?as Pearl Watfdlaw. who has been, side was a business1 Visitor to the city 111 st uer home-in Duo West, has re- last. week.. . j . \ covered andita now at her post again. Ernest Murphy of .H%. Springs, Her many friends are blighted .to TM*^ have her baca go soon. Mr ZfweekT^^ I ' ? - nel of the WAtte'Plains schooL 1 Mrn. A. c. Latlmer lort Saturday _ ^ and Mrs. Mulllnax visited MrsJ I for Elberton. O?: She will be away Mulllnax's p?rents^Mr. and Mrs. J. C. a about two woeks. Mbndy. ? . vJV ll J ... -. ? Mrs. W. a^Cranehaw visited her ?H . ... brother Mr. J. J. McAbee and family Ll Miss Katie Scott is spending his J^KZimont but week. week-end with relatives at Llckvme. ^ (^^Q^aw and little . Jack re *j? ' -K?U- t?rnsd t?jpf?? T??ida>. ?2 , , J ,.lnn(t, Miss Maude Stewart, who has been M UH ^ .: ? Her many friend/) will bo delighted to aee her out again. The cotton money wilt take care of itself thia fail. ' Miss Sue -Cloud, a very : popular lady of East. View waa.in town shop ping last Tuesday. Mrs, Thomas Richardson of White Plains was in town shopping Satur day. . . Mr. nod M--" Price ano children went over to '.vTUIatnstofi, last, Sun day to spend thc day with Mrs. Prlce'r? parents, Mr. and Mjrs.' Welborn Mar tin. [] : | ? , . K ;?L . . *V ^t*^ ^ ^fr *^ *f* ^f* ' -^r* ^ ^ ffc ' South. Willlamston. April C.-Mr. E. M. Lander of Calhoun Palls, Bpent Saturday in thc city on business. Messrs Joe and Thomm; Kelly went to Can ney laut Thursday to visit their brother, who is very sick. MT. W. T. Bowers spent Sunday in Simpson vii lo visiting relatives. . Supt. W. W. Sherad made a busi ness trip to Ce Iii.nm Falls last Thurs day. ' The First Regiment Band went to Belton last Wednesday ulgbt to take part in a concert put on by thc Bel ton Concert Band. Mr. and Mr?. John Whltt of the Whitfield section spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Wllhlte. ooooooooooooo O T. : O o Mt. Tabor and Zion o o o ooooooooooo o--I Everybody up here IB wearing smiler J after the bad weather and plowing tn dead earnest td going on. Rev. Mr. Anderson, the pastor at Mt. Tabor, preached another of hts forceful .sermons Sunday to a very targe congregation.' Mr. W. H. McDade has just com pleted bis barn which ia one of the best in this section. Mr. D. M Moore was visiting at An derson last Sunday. Perhaps there ls some attraction down, in the Electric City.-Guess he will toon be Baying. "Anderson is My Town." Mr. Hoyt Moore' went to Anderson on business Saturday. Mrs. W.. A.. Garbroll ls very sick Her many friends wish for her. a speedy recovery. Thia good and noble lady ls one of the very best this writer has . ever < met Everywhere /that she ls, there is an abundance .of sunshine and good, cheon Most' pf our farmers -have their fer tilisera at home. Some havp put some ik preparatory tp planting. ; fAJ few haye planted corn, and .if these fine and! balmy spring days last there will bo a .good deal planted during this week. H .<.--. : ? .- i * Prof,,; B. ?.. Cromer, attended the state teachers meeting at Spartaoburg last week and reports the meeting a great success. Van Madde- nand. sisters, . Miases Mary and Idell a of Aui. ii, * or shipped at Tabor Sunday. . . . - Mr. and Mrs. Keesler of the Leban suellen were at Mt. Tabor for church Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. james Osburn of Pen dleton "./gre visiting at the home of Mr. Chester Gambreil Sunday. Mrs. James G. Cann fell off the piazza at her home Sunday ant dis located: her left, wrist and bruised her hip pretty badly. . ? Her friends arc very anxious as to the .outcome .of her injuries, aa she is uhxt st 80. years pld and baa not been stout for some time. Have learned since .writing the above that Mrs. Cann's hip and arm are both broken.. She. is resting as well: as could be expected. Rev. Mr. Peelar Aile hdls pulpit et Zion Sunday giving us the fifth Sun day. The church was well filled and enjoyed the sermon which was BO ably delivered. We are glad to see BO many visitors at church. Everybody . ls Invited to al our churches. Miss Merl?y Moore of Anderson was visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore tn this section last week. Quite a' number of our children to gether with the teachers sad parents went to Anderson Friday for the field day. The writer bad the privilege Ot attending and thinks, if the educators of our state will Repeat sUch efforts^ often and make the success of last Friday: that we will soon have done with Buch political strife as we have just passed through. It Is needless to. add that with such opportunities repeated as. often as advisable we will not nave neighbor arrayed against) neighbor any more. 1 The many, friends of D. S. Robson are urging; him to make the race for County commissioner for this district of the county. He'has not fully mad? up bis mind.- His friends hope that he will enter as he ls a good man and would-dive Rood service lt elect ed. Ti, ? _4----' <i ,iV."' .< -AFT,M?C. WILLIS II ERK. 1 Says He Will Mae* a 6o?d Knee for AdJut?at-GoeeraL Capt, Monroe C. #??h?, tpj?rter mastor ot the First regiment of the state militia, la In the city In the in terests ot his candidacy for Adjutant General of the ?tate militia Capt. W?IIMe > ls a great favorite In And?r son, and during the encampment last summer was given a groat deal of at tention by friends tin th? city. His race ia being watched with interest. There has been some talk of Anoenda, having a candidate for this position la case Capt. Willis does not run, but he says that he v,nt put the Monroe doctrine Into the ?Ute national guard, be being, the Monroe. Furthermore, he is a good soldier. o w?.DKOG o o ... o oooooooooooooo The fanners are vor*, busily work ing and hauling fertiliser. ,, Mr?. J. G. Cann, who fell ana broke, her arm and hip, la somewhat better, at this writing;. Hov. Mr. Peeler preached a very ln-? 'cresting sermon at Zion Sunday morning. Miss Polly Cann WSB visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. E. Jones Sunday af ternoon. Miss Eira abd Gertrude Palmer, were visiting Miss Rilla Moore Sun day. Mrs. Andy Jones of Lincoln county, ls visiting her father and mother. Mr. | and Mrs J. G. Cann. A very large crowd of young people gathered at thc home of W. D. Ballard: Sunday night and had a Hinging which \va3 greatly enjoyed by ell who were present. > OOOOOOOOOOOOOO - . . it M I * ' . D UNION SLOPE o o o oooooooooooooo Antrcvllle, April 3.-TIIIB communi ty la much saddened by Ute recent death of Mrs. Harrison McKee, wno died at her home Mareil 22, after an illness of tuF?? wvuks. ?he leaves her husband, three sons and four dau ghters to mourn her death. The fam ily have the sympathy of t*.e entire community. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanks of Iva were visiting In this- section last Sab bath. . ., , Miss Taila Morrison of Ulla place was shopping in Iva Monday. Messrs. J J. Calley and Zcike Hall made a business trip to . Abbeville Monday. THK CIVIC LKAGCE* Will Meet In 'tte t%brte lAbrarJ ^on-l . tty A?ferii?on. Bolton. April MjsMf elffc| ? ji^ague will hold, their. rogniap mpntJifj? ?meet ing on.Monthly, a>Jfln>ofn;vAwu-6th. at the library in .Stringer*? building. The programe committee, fn. lipn?r.:ot thia, the first meeUn)|jai^h?Jjlbrat'y, have prepared a delightful program on Sohtb Carpl?lt tdnljla^f^ All the jnemh?rs a re..urged to be on hapd promptly-&t',4,p,clpck. This Is a good .chance to learn more,of our own writers as well BB to see tho beautiful, new . library.,1 That.greater part of thp books; aro in now rand any town would be prouuYof a library like this ana. wo .predict.!.for, it tile. ver> t?08t. success end .when the . list .of books is published so,.that ov?ij-rne. can know the class of .books,on . hand we nm sure the room will, always ho crowded with those seeking Informa tolbn and pleasure. liirihday iP?rtt; Belton,.April 5: ^Little..MIHB Ruth.) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Packer, who reame nn River. street. Is seven years old today, mid .her parents made this day a very happy one. for her add ber.' many guests^ class mates a* school, ?tc The afternoon was pleasantly spent in all kinda of games calculated to please the little ladles. Refresh ments were served, Ice cream, cake and fruit. The color scemes betng pink and white. ' Souvenirs, white Easter rabbits with.pink eyes. This party of little girls had "The Time of Their Lives" and nt the close of the entertainment each wished the little hostess many happy birthdays. -p^W . TC 118 itt H KV Kit i" Bill) Y. " mir Safe st pita's Belttih Store; Belton, April 4,rVr Belton bad a sale Saturday- a tob. sah>-and. lt was a big sate too. There were big men and little men, fat men and leah men, busy men and idle mon. abd there were while women andi .colored, woWon*. well dressed women and women In rags In fact, men and women of all descriptions, ali buying tubs, it re ally seemed that.the whole.'town was preparing for a general spring desti ning from the way they bought . tubs. The Sullivan Hardware. Company advertised th&t they would, sell gal vanised Iron tuba-tim ?Bc, cevjety, for 35 c. at.ll o'clock ph, Saturday and this advertising ts What caused all of the rush. They sold sevebty^twjfr tub? in eleven, minutes. All; S?turdiW afternoon ??da!d. be seen .<MNH the streets Sud rdaAj?adlng out trote} Bblton. Buggies had tho tops down and Ulled, with .tubs, and wagons had tilba In, wlih the fertilizer-everybody waa loaded, db with tate add-M** canse me, aviurta . n?ii??u.v?'"' pany had spcttt a little tinie and flfoa, sTTn ao^ertlslng: lt proved thaOad vertislng surely doe* ply. . . j t ? i ! i.' .r.ii.,-0.--VX :?y ?. * vt tiss?e Major Dead. Belton, April 6-fA telegram wlft$Jfe cetved tn Belton thia morning sl?tl??g ?t ?t Claude. Major.. ot Dui rio,. Teias, Wis deadend that his body would ho sent t? fteltbh for interment. Tho de ceased .As a young man of about .18 years, and ls a.sop.ot Mrs. Julia Ma jor of Belton. Hw body is ?specteer to arrive here Mouday, BOY SA VUS PLA VJ! ATE. FROM DROWNING IS HOIK QUA KB Y PO Ml AI an tu, OB., April 4.~-Roy Holbrook, lo, waa bnlng acclaimed a hero Fri day following thc rescue of Rupert Speaks, J), from death in the Kock Quarry pond. Boy saved his com panion at thc risk ot hi* own life. Speaks, a flaxen-haired, blue-eyed little fellow, and .hu?; friend Hoy do ciued to "go.in swimuiiug" Thursday. ,Rupert plunged In, was sejsed with a .cramp and almost before his compan ion was aware. of his .danger was struggling for life. Holbrook plunged in immediately and, grasping Rupert by the bair, dragged him ashore, unconscious. Passerby carrlod the boy to his home j at No. r?17.Simpson,.street, where phy- ' slclanB, after fjve hours, were able to resuscitate bim. Speaks ls he .son of E. H. Speaks. Holbrook resides 'with his parents at No. 1270 Sunset av?nue. . , '*<.H.- -,1a kk'__ EVERYBODY BAfPY RACE INTERESTING . ,$,.*..;'!. ii patt? .??>? Political Pot ?s Buuofing In An de rs on Over the Race For Seat In Congress , . gt ... c ??. . ;?i *.'.: v , The . polit ?( iii pot. .In. A.n.derBon, so far as the Congressional race ls. con cerned, is certainty simmering and al most ?bubbling. With. A. H. Oagnall trying to.make up.his mind about the race, Fred H. Dominick here going af ter th? AndprRnn vntor* V n Ches hire campaigning .every day and W. W. Bradley, Mr. Aiken's private secre tary paying occasional visits to An derson,, lt would seem that Anderson ls the objective point and a' much de sfj^-Stronghold with the candld?les. JJsVhas been und?rstood in Anderson that Mr, Cheshire, bad decided to with draw f rom the race and nat make the campaign.. Mr. Cheshire said yester day that there is nothing in this report and that ho is with them to a finish in the race. He believes that lils chan ces of winning are excellent. Mr. Dominick ls. quer.tersd ,at tho .Chlquola hotel and wlll.be hero part of this morning,.than returning tip h,ls home at Xe wherry. He arrived Thursday, evening, and while he bas little to s?y about the race lt Is evl dont that; considers bis chances as good as anJt ... lMr. Dagipil baa not yet made any definite announcement aa to whether i Pt .not he writ run " byJT his Irlends say that they believe h? .will. lt .'is conceded that Mr,, ?airnail w?utd xA?ke.? strong campaign.an*jet many votes, not only lft And?rso? Wt lh dtlK er parts of the district. AN^?N^Lpk HOME ON VISIT ? '. i.;.. ' ..-1 ? ? )?.*.-?.>>. . :.'..(? I itu ?if r-'-. .-i t^ Fan! Tooo of the Bnttlcsh? Wyo Day? After Long Absence Fant; Todd .of U>fl; bjittl,e?.lilp: Wrp ming ?iPrlv?d*ln;:.?a,d?V?ofc^^ for a visit to Jit* motlier, Mrs. H.. E. Todd. Mp Todd ia on a furlough of :;0 days while his ship istat the Brook navy yard for repairs . **? [The Audcrson.man baa toured prac tically the entire world, during tho past two ye?rs'and haa^ sein* many strange . and . Interesting sights, of . willoh ho gives a moat vivid descrip tion. Mr. .Todd had a very Interesting ?ill action of pictures taken In different parts of the world. 'rhe .."blue Jacket" -la receiving. . a hearty, welcome on all sides from bia) Anderson friends and,from hts manyi relatives. ! Hunt for; Body of Drowned Dnlton, April. 4,-More than 100 mpn haye searched (or two days .tor the body of Mack Johnson, a promi nent sawmill man at. Cisco, Murray ? county, .wjio was washed over the dam ?at Gregory's tym Tuesday morning. ! The searching party reached Beaver Sf?. Whitfield countr. this morning, ohnson was la a boat which waa glit in tho swift current ot Cona tuiuga river, and taken over the ease. He was 22 years of age and prominent Jj? seprei.order.york.. "HU to>mju*jta in Bradley county, Tenn. , j <v . _JL ^.J.- 'r.V . , L J ? - Just Because she is your wif?, .^strug gling with you to make fee partnership a busi ness success, does not mean that she has lost her appreciatiori*SPjB^P felry. Hasn't it been too 4ong s?ince you remeni ? . iV*-'i V* V -lADrl r f. .. .. ?-i* rf. -<-. ? . .,. .> ,p ... v M - ?? ?ooooooooooooooooo o o o o o bb ? o o O ?. : : '. i ^ k'tik rv . ii' *> i A I K- .' t?*i*MWb -O o LETTER FROM THE STATE C?P?T?t o O \ At : -M .t.... ?' -^6 o By ?. D. Oliphant J*_; o O i .'-.>. . ? ? i I I . ? .< - i ,. ( ....>......, ...... -o oooooooooooGo bbb oooooo?????'? Coluniblu. April 6.-Now that ,'qo?] mccU in Columbia May. 20. There la lumbla ban been placed In the flftli little evidence of activity on the part federal reserve district with Richmond of candidates for thc United States AH tim reserve city in which the re- senate or for tho state offices and con glonal bank will he located interest gress. centers in the location'of the branch _ reserve hunk which lt La believed will ho established in thlH territory.' The The state convention of the Travel IbcaUon of the branch bank will be lera Protective association of Ameri left witli the r.ine directors of the re-, ca will moet In Columbia on May 7 glon&l, re??rve banksia Richmond, six end JJ. Poet B of Columbia ls making of whom will be chosen by...the mern- eii'iorate arrangements for the snar lier banks an dthree of whom will be talnment of the convention. Among named by the federal reserve board. | the entertainment features are a trip Columbia on. account of Its central down the Con garee river pb;, tito location and exqelbant niall facilities steamer Ruth No. 2. en entertainment nair .thc- endorsement of many South by Jpbn J. Cain at tho Jefferson, a Carolina backers as the best location'banquet at the Jefferson and automo tor the branch rtierve bank. This In-1 bile ride over Columbia, ending at stitulion wilt probably be used to clear j Ridgewood club. Post B has a large for the banka of South .Carolina and tim? In hand to defray "tbfe expenses ^ possibly-e. few tn North CarpUna?The of entorta?hmeta. T. P. A/s all over Hoard ot directors of tho regional rc- the state are looking forward to the serve,bank of the district has the right r"jjy and good tipie In ColuroWa m though, under Ute currency act to fis May. Post .B. will see that they sro the powers of the branch banks of not disappointed In their expectations. IA& district, .?The..board could ;aake A notable gathering of O.?&Jn the banks pocket editions Of che dis- Masonry will be held in Columbia on tVlct reaerve banks in Richmond witJs tne night of April 13 when tho unto? the righi to Tend money to ?nd dis- council No. 5. will have as, Its guests copnt paper for thc member banks. " several of tpo officers pf the general The Columbia Clearing House aa- erMi CoUnc;i ot the United StaAen and soclatlpn Is asking bankers, tn .South nf the general grand chapter of the Carolina to fortify their previous en- United States. The g?d?ret grand*' of doreenient of Columbi* ju the place f??fa w?j? oiup ?". Columbia o? April for tho location of a regional reserve 13 pa tnejr' way t0 sumter for the bank by sending In new endorsements meeting of the grand council of South of the capital city as the logical loca- carolina and tho grind chapter, or lion oftthe brauch, regional, , bank south, Carolina on April 14. Union which lt IS* believed the board or di- cau"cll No. 5. will Under tho visitors rectora of the district reserve bank a banquet. Degrees .will , be con will establish. ? ferred at tho meeting; of the councU .i. . which the general grand officers will 'The BUt?Ut;.W*e'a*?wi? aa Co- *ltena' ' lumbla Is .Interested ld.the announce- J-J-'--J----* ment that -hereafter the Columbia Roll-_ ,W.J. *. way and Navigation company, which ? 0.??.0 0 0 k? 0 0 0 0 V 0 0 0 ?" Columbia and Georgetown will be en- ? " n.u rQ v?fefe? * abledjby agreement, with the Clyde nannten ?inn?. Steamship ,compeny to place cotton 0 n n n ' n . L? ? " n " \_ n n . , " J? 0 piece goods in the markets of thel? ooo oooiToooo o on do o 6 6 , north and east at a gre?t savin? over 11 Sr^^il??m^J^^?m^ ?"nos. Aprl? ?.-Mfs. John H. c^umh? T?cksr, la at Calhoun FaUa where sh? ita finished product ta Georgetown by J^?&.?S ?^ITercd an opbretton "'S?^'RZV ^ .'?J SG. McAdams and mttB d??h GStocSuVbffi &/cSect wlirthejomi^^S S?^MT^T, Southern^ Seaboard and Atlantic Coast home-ot'Mr. w x. tXtfmo Line, ness the union, station, when a M /*>..?.?, ^f.*--?t? ?SSi^J? en?M ot the r?ilro?d's. iTdder the law anders. Walter Newj^, .s ._ .??^ese osee must be. move?, with.* 24 '/SS^??H^ S'tS;^^^ omCaSr? lumbl? at the low water rate. The?^F* ?yJ^^i^?I^ ^Ince the purchase.ot; the big miM^^L^??SS^!^^SS? stearhpoat. Ruth No. 2. abd the estab- *a?* ??ceess, mm ol a,good schedule.bet ween ^.^^J^WmW^^^m^ Columbia and Georgetown,, the mor- ",e bo/fl "5 ,w. "^1 ?I ~T 2, chan's abd Jobbers, ot Columbia have ["l?T^?J? ?r?" Z fo?i been giving the .boat line about all tho 8taB<- ^e 8^n??^,,? ??hl,2??S? frelght.lt could hand*? between Colu.o- cry dollar ^^^^'?SSS? bia a?d ??oorgetownT ?ut uptil the ?j,th?school bu"?"ng UiltSt!** hew tariff on cottpn piece goods when "^"A" "5^n S l^'TS nuf into effect the boat line bas been f?^J^ hampered by the lack- of cargoes on TLO? hJ^h,yr^?D-^ K??- V?U*T??. the trip from Columbia to Georgetown. "SAe?^*n? 5 ?atrJS?^^ lt %?d .to send, tts boats v bagk- - -to spept the week end at A"f^?e-'. GWrglelawh p&ctlcallK erdplj.. Of .^T^S??^SS^m^im^ course, the rcturrt trips were made ut ?.a^.a^.M1^^?;iwL^Wi^ Meaii ross. Now though the mil? M?1'?*^8? u/Sfi?^il?S ar* giving the boats bound to George- pv? ?? E"1ra Ma^ Wl town large cargoes of cotton Apiece fattavllle. ?DBB Kate m&jg* ggg Conds Lowndcsvllle., Mr. W. Tf. Bell .from ,swua. Halb Mr. Bob Smith from L?wodes T--'- ville and others Whose names we tailed The municipal campaign .for the to get. . (lection of a mayor .und. two-aldermen . of thu city oT Columbia ls tn full ewing. 1 ". Prom the way in which lt baa opened i 'J. ?\. k K 1* A ?t s ri up |t promises to get pretty heated be-' ObbbO?O?ObO O^O tore the first primary election on May ? ' ' v> 1 Mayor Wade Hampton Oibbes, the 0 . '' _;'^'ti?,4 first mayor of Columbia under commis- '? ^ fy\ NOTES" ' O sion government is offering, for re-ulec- . tton. . tte ls opposed by Dr. I* H. ?" Griffith ?nd Fi Sumter Earle, the lat- ?. . . ? ,? . ^ ^ ? tey a member or the. etty council. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO G?trhe? dtjf?med. alarie for mayor an _~ 1910 when the first election under the . , . commission government was held. Iva, April .3.-The. Sewing Circle Earle, waa elected to the clty^coundll pleasant conversation a mest ndlc? In 1912, defeating Robert W. Shani, met Thujeday with Mrs. J., M. Bedon eie?tlqn. Earle ls an aatute politician haugh; . After an hour or HO of election. Earl?.ls an asute politician out sweet course wa?^served, and has a. Urge following. W. F. 8tel- Mrs. Maggie Parker has bone to Att g?tt*an<i R, J. Blalock. the two mem- derson to sgend swl?le with rela bors qt city council. Whose terms ei- Mr. .Sara Reid of Ab^v.lUe apeot pire tn May^^ernrg tor.re-election. Thursday night in .towu wrtu rela ??*alre^^ MW* sT-cie fJaskrn . wh? Wk bee* .re ^orTth?rt&!^?^ ^ 8^n" ?vera! .weeks in Abbeville ?aler th?race for niayOn b^Tot?S S?, *VtS w?^'i. haa developed yet and it looks like R ^L?'^T?'.'^Etii^iJ? 2I????MJ? remalla three-cornered attak ^fc*^ ^ ^ ?BS and Earle as . tbs ? candldat*a S-X ^^ott*aVt,i,u?! wHo ^a ^n SM&^?i??l ??&eft. :moving Roture, show .ls W^t^?l?T here And sh?wlng every night lu the ? , ?60, 360 registeWfrrVffi the three new M?"2 \Tn\>rii*?? nf Mooresvtii, wardp aa Colbinma -Which Were fer- %H^U^S^J?^^i^ im^t n*^ Shandon, Waverly aa* ? North fcJKs?Sl?a?'tffi-' Oolumbls. so the actual, Increase la wi1\&Y%jmW\^ rogtstratton ts only .300 over ?hat R ^SrM9 heS^?-to a^S^T?rTt f?f,-Ji,?im' ? ^?-r.. to rel&T??^2?^.:'r?t*sa^ There ?^*?ute?^L?^ t?frej^ ef-J, ja",( a. J. Watson haa returned to cept among professional politicians In her home In Anderson after spending the state democratic confection which two weeks with relatives.