Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 19, 1902, Image 4
Eugene
Field's
Vtbwa on Ambition and Dy?
poptla.
"Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field,
"often incapacitates a man for endeevoi
ansl sometimes extinguishes the Are ol
antbition." Though great despite hii
complaint Field suffece i from indigestion
all his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. It needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
V a preparation like Kodol, which roJives
it of work by digesting your food,
ust soon restores it to its normal tone.
Stronnthenlng,
Satisfying,
Envlgorating.
PApareilonly by K. C. DkWittA Co., Chic****.
Tfi? S; bottle contains aK times tbeMc. sue.
LBN?flSTER * ENTERPRISE.
Published Wednesdays by
Entkrprtsk PrRT.I^hino CO.
A- J. CLAHK. Editor.
One Year, - - - $1.00
Six Months, - - .50
Throe Mouths. - - '25
IN ADVANCE.
V eMiesUaj , November II), 11)02
JHdrriaqe of Her. H". C. Ewurt.
Pursuant to advance announcenient
made in these col
umns, Rev W (J. Ewart, was
married to Miss Rebecca Alice
Koss in Columbia at 5 o'clock
last Wednesday. They, with
the party who accompanied him
to Columbia to witness the
linppv nuptials, arrived here
Wednesday night anil were m*?t
by carriages at the depot and
driven to the* A. R. P. parsonage
v. hero they received the
hearty congratulations of mem
hers of his Lancaster enngregn
tion and of tin- pastors 'all the
town churches with their families.
During the evening an
excel!' nt supper was served and
several hours most pleasantly
spent, when they said good
night to the happy shepherd and
his estimable and charming
bride
The presents were numerous,
handsome and costly. Among
them were several purses of
gold, one of $'2o from theMiiloh
congr 'gation
From the Columbia State of
Thursday we clip the following
account:
At * o'clock yesterday after
noon the first wedding to take
phmn mi the new Centennial A.
I! P. f-hurch here was so'emni/.ed,
and it was one of the most
strikingly beautiful weddings
se<m in Columbia this reason
Tile ' urch we elalmrntelv
... : > tiflll'v } -vtf'
it .ml 11 ui i \ ta t". <ul u A un
banant plants of large -i/e,
geraniums, palms, evergreens,
jim f''ie specimen-, ot the Wan
ilrpi:;! lew.
It. he forenoon the groom,
the 11 v. \\ . C. Lwart, the
popular pastor of the A II. P
J'tilll'i'ti ; i t T o ii c - ? - >? > ! 1
will. ? u ?? uaiiv.i'iv i , (U I l\? Vl III
the cuy l'"om liis home aecoin
pani'd l?y a large number of
personal friends from Lancas
tor ami York counties among
vlioiii ?. ic iiolcti at 'la- church
in the afternoon Congressman
D K Fin lev, Dr. C. H Fave of
Sharon, York county, Dr Crawford,
W li Knight, J. C. Robinson
and Everett Taylor of
Lancaster, Mrs \V il Wylie of
Roc'-' 11.11, Mrs. .1 1\ King and
Miss Clarice Knight of Lancaster,
and Mrs. W. H. fi. Caldwell
of Sharon. York county, a
sister of ihe bride.
The church was filled with
,. . I .. .. 1 .1- ! ' * ?
I> lun ii in'' mrains 01 ?viendeb
< 111 s wedding micch peal
t'1 from the or?;tn ?he kej's of
which were manipulated by
Mi?? !\ i?*kpatrick from the Presbyterian
College for Women
The bride, Miss Rebecca Alice
Ro?? of i his city was charming
She >vi'7' a handsome traveling
gown of plaster colored ladies
cloth .md carried a bunch of
Bride's roses.
The ltev. A. S. Rogers of
Rock Hill was best man, anc
the maid of honor was Miss
,' Bessie Wilson of Columbia The
? other attendants were Mr. C
IA Orr and Miss Lena Robin
1 son of Columbia, and Miss Dent
| Pope of Tarboro, N. C., anc
I Mr. Lee Steele of Columbia ami
. Miss Carrie Ransom of Colum
bia.
' The bride has been for the
last ten years a trained nurse
| in Columbia, and the three
ladies last named, who attended
! her yesterday afternoon, were
here associates in this noble
calling. In honor of her pro
i fession she had thorn wear t licit
nurse costumes and caps at the
|\Vcdaing, the effect being strik
! ing. Each carried a bouquet
! of white carnations.
The ceremony was gracefully
yet impressively performed by
the Kov J. I' Knox, pastor ol
the Centennial church.
The wedding party after the
ceremony drove at once to the
union station and loft for Lnn
caster on the afternoon train,
expecting to reach their dosti
j nation by 5)..'jo o'clock last night
The bride has a wide circle ol
| friends, made during her resi
donee in Columbia, who wisli
for her all happiness in hoi
' woddod life.
Healthy Children Are Happy.
Mother's Worm Svrup make;
children healthy hy expelling the
i worms thut make them ill. (Jhil
jdren eat it on bread.
! Tuberuncle'? Banket Supper,
The Tabernacle people are
making arrangements for a l>i?
crowd at the basket supper al
tlie school house Saturday ni glit
J the? 22nd, to whiah<the public
j are cordially invited and eagerI
ly expected. The proceeds arc
to used to seat the new school
building with modern desks.
The following is a committee
of I irrangoments, all of whom
! were in town Saturday, bestir
j ing themselves in the interest
i of tin1 cause1 they represent :
Miss lVssio Stewart,
Miss Minnie Plylor,
M.. /11 i r*
r v liiini r>ap|)S,
Mr. ('has. \V. Funderhurk,
Committee,
The Visitors.
Miss Rossie Coiner of Rock
' TTi 11 visiting her cousin, Mrs,
iC F. Stoll.
Mis-.es Calli and Susie May
I
Clovd visited friends in Chestei
I one day last week.
| Miss Lois H nntnond of Russel
I'mee \*i.-Ht'?l Misses Daisy and
Annie Young the past week.
Mr. \V. H Lang ley, who has i
, a! j; eon I raet a' Ninet y Six, spent
'- vera! days at home recent Iv.
Mr and Mrs. J. T. Thomas
son returned Sunday from theit
bridal tour and are hoarding at
l>r. Strait's.
Dr. It M. Calloway went to
freenwood Saturday to visit hint
tie daughter who accompanied
I !..iii hack to Iliacn?lock where
she will remain with relatives si
i i.
i lew weeks.
Wo were pleased to moot in
town last Thursday, Mr. It S
( Ldloway, business manager and
! traveling agent of tho Associate
Iiefnrmed Presbyterian, publish
led at Due West.
Mr and Mrs. J F. Orr, whr
liave boon on a bridal tour o!
I several months in Europe, stop
I peii over a lew days l?hl week
wi?ti 1 bo latterV brother. Hov
ivjiiaimers Eraser, leaving Saturj
day ior their home in Aliiens.
j (ia., Accompanied by Miss Li//.if
ILlpatrick who lu? been spendi
in- some tiin bore with her sis.
I ter, Mrs. Franor.
To Curo n in On liny.
'lake Laxative Hromo Quinine
I Tableta, All druggist refund tin
money if it fails t-o ?iire. R. W
| firove's signature le on eacli box i&ctt
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Dream Pitcher, Butter
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urniture
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$75.00
'I hroo /XI 1
is. Chair'
*Fl 40n
Polisher! Orik, lentil -f
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ffl Rich Gold
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fM,Lamp
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