Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 11, 1903, Image 5
t Short Locals.
Wednesday, March 11, 1903.
? Born, Mar. 10, 1003, to Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Katterrce, a son.
?Born, Mar, 8, 1003, to Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Fundorburk a
dau ghter.
? Born, Mar. 8, 1003, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. llagitis of JSt
Luko, a son.
?The last few days have been
unseasonably warm. Look out
for rain soon.
? Born, Mar 8, 1003, to Mr.
aiwl Mvu Tntn r.f ' * ?
. . ii viui jviu^ ui 11ry
Creek, a daughter.
?The laimers are hauling
fertilizers uustintingly this year.
Ten cents cotton is enticing.
? See notice of county auditor
calling county board of equalization
lor lourth Tuesday in March.
..?Mr. E. M. Hell, deputy of
the Woodmen of the World, is
in the Fork Hill section organizing
a camp of the order.
?L. C Pay sour has goose
feathers in 5 and 10 pound '
sacks. 40 cents per pound. 3t
?Court convenes next Mon- (
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Grand jurors and petit jurors for
the first week should be on band.
?Married, by Magistrate Cas- ,
key, Monday last, Mr. Eugene ]
Sinclair and Miss Susie Snipes, ,
daughter of Mr. Dock Snipes.
? You had better see us before
you spend your CASH.
We've got some bargains.
Lancaster Mcr On
?The Fork Hill school has }
closed 011 account of whooping
cough among the children. Almost
ever}' child in the school
has it.'
?Married, Sunday, March 8,
ltf03, by Rev. It J. Blackmon,of
Primus, Mr. Walter Threatt and '
. Miss Bessie Bowers, both of the
lleath Springs section.
?Mr. J. I). (Jrillin, the newly
appointed magistrate for the Van (
j Wyck section was in town Tuea- ]
day. lie has entered upon the ]
duties of his oftice.
?L. C. Payseur has plenty of 1
all the new and popular games .
? flinch, authors, logomachy, 1
parcheasi, etc. f25-3t 1
?The warm weather of the <
past lew days has about brought 1
out the blooms on peach trees, i
and vegetation is assuring a '
spring like hue.
?Mr. John A. Stewman has
purchased the J. Wylie l'orter
dwelling and will move into it
this week, lie has abandoned 1
the idea of moving to Columbia. 1
?In addition to (lie negro who
was arrested about two weeks
ago as probably connected with
the stealing of J. II. Steele's
w meat, Henry Mairill. colored 1
w I
came in and surrendered to the <
Sheriff last Friday, and upon giv^
ing bail was released Monday. <
?The ladies of the Preaby- 1
terian church will serve dinner ,
Monday next at the Mrs. Clara
Clyburn Edwards dwelling oppo
site the court house. The pub
lie is invited and expected. Proceeds
will be used for church
i
purposes. I
?M o. Emma Hurley, wife of
Mr. Cicero Hurley, died here last j,
Saturday evening after a linger
ing illness of consumption. She
leaves a husband and 3 children. (
Ii er remaini^Were taken to Troy,i
N. C., her original home, Sunday (
tor interment.
? Married, by Magistrate Cas (
key, Sunday, March 3, 1003, at']
the home of the bride's parents,];
Mr. and Mrs James Bone, of
this county, Mr Baxter Folk of <
i linion county, N. 0., and Miss j
Minnie C. Bone. The attend-' i
ants were; Mr. Bud Sims and h
Miss Nannie Bone; Mr. Rollan
Client and Miss Nettie Robinson 1 (
?Tho new board of county'. I
f ?v ? _
commissioners organized Satur Lancaster and an aunt of the
day. Mr. W. B. Bruce was J. M. Ivy of this city.?f
elected clerk of the board. Hill Herald.
Couuty Supervisor L J. Terry is ?
chairman of the board by virtue Tha VLcitnnc
oi his 0U109 as supervisor. The 1110 Y ^"Ors.
third member is Mr. J. A. Hyatt Mr. Jim Evans is home f
ot Vau Wyck. }U1 outing in Florida.
?Mr.A R.Reinhart, of Hick Mr. Lee Steele ofJacksonl
enttn -1 ,,T
u,;y'u,Di asocial uepuiy \\ oo<t- spent Sunday in town,
men of the World, is in town Ut)V lMr ,Vil?,u ol Base
canvassing for that Older. A villo was in town Monday,
meeting of the Lancaster Camp .. r ... v ,,
will be held at the courthouse ^ Dr' J\ Vinson of 11,
tomorrow (Thursday) night, b*,nn*8 was ,n *owu Moi,(Ja>r
when all, whether members or Mr. Herbert Young spent J
not, are invited to be present *n Camden with relatives
? WANTED?To buy Scrap . Mr. T. M. Hughes has retui
Iron, all kinds of Metals, and 'rom Bie northern markets.
Hides of every description. Will Mr. J B. Wilson of Magill
pay highest market price. Bring in town last week on busmes
to my shop. J. E. Patterson, Mr. U. N. Sowell went d<
4t?2-4-03 Lancaster,S.C. to Kershaw last Thursday
?Our Mr. J. M Ilood is al business,
ways in the market to buy Miss Connie Bailey of Clit
mules and cattle, and don't has boon visiting Mrs. Glenn
you forget it. Barron.
Lancaster Mercantile Co. Mr. M. C. Heath of Colun
?WANTED?5 young men was the guest Sunday ol Mr C
from Lancaster count)' at once i). Jones,
to prepare for positions in the Mr< y. W. Heath of Kersl
government service?rail way was iu tow,i Monday and T
mail clerks, letter carriers, cus ^
torn house and department " ... IT . , lT
clerks, etc. Annlv r.n Mr- W- u- Clvburn of H
Inter-State'corres. Inst, Go>d Mlue ,w!ls iu town Mo"
Cedar Rapids, la. and yesterday.
?WANTED?Faithful person . Miss Annie Young, who is te
to travel for well established at 8Peut
house in a few counties, calling u -v B1, omoon
retail merchants and agents. Mrs. J. M. Heath and c
Local territory. Salary $1024 <lren have been on a visit
a year and expenses, payable kinsfolk in Camden,
f 10.70 a week in cash and ex- Mr. J. M. Cauthen and fan
penses advanced. Position per- spent Sunday at their old hi
manent. Business successful and at iieath Springs,
rushing. Standard House, 334 Mrs. John McManus, of 1
Dearborn St., Chicago. dlO.lfit Wyck, visited hej sister, Mrs.
F. Clyburn, the past week.
Death of Mrs. Faile. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mackey
.. *? ..I iw , e turned Sunday Ironi a visit
Mrs. Martha raile. widow <?f
the late John Kaile of FlatCreek, rel"'ve8r at Heath SFri"K8
died yesterday morning from R?v. II. J. Blackmon, pa
the etfocts of a fall received an^ teacher al l1ork Hill, wat
some weeks ago. Her death t?wu yesterday.
oocurred at the home of ono of Mr. J. M. Heath left Satui
her_ daughters, Mrs. John C. evening tor New York to ]
Oatoe, with whom she had been chase spring and summer go
living since the death of her ... , ,
, , <11 > . i-i Miss Lula Liudsav retur
husband leaves llv? ch;'- (rom New Yorl- Saturday
Ire,., one son and fourdaugh ? Lazetlb returned y68ler,
ters, viz: Mr. Jacob r aile, Mrs.
J. C. Catoe, Mrs. Bynum Es Mrs. Dr. J. C. Montgomer,
tridge, Mrs Sarah Eaile, all of Ciiarlotie has been on a visi
this county, and Mrs Irene New her sister here, Mrs. Chas.
Df Indian Territory. She was a Jones.
member of the Baptist church Mrs. J. P. Young ol Richl
and was an excellent, Christian |iaa been here on a visit to
woman. He# remains will bo paient8, Judge ami Mrs. Ira
laid to rest today in the old joue8.
Blackmon burying ground two ir. ,,
miles below Taxalfaw. Mrs. "'???' J*"""? o?"d
Kailo was grandmother of Mrs. Morton, ol Heath Springs, a,
?. i. lilackmou of this city. ??"??/*"? Mf.aea
3ho was about 85 years of ago. Robinson.
? Mr. 11. S. llarpor has gone
Death of Mr*. Mary Heath. Sumter where he is in the
? ? , ? mill business, alter spendin
Mrs Mary Morrow lloath of week at home
Port Mill, lb. C., died Saturday
morning at 3 o'clock at the home Mrs. Harry iVylio of Rock
if her daughter, Mrs. Amanda 8Pe,R Wednesday of last wee]
Belk with whom she lived. The &ue8t ?' Rev- and Mrs. W
and came peacelully and quietly kwart.
and was more the natural result Miss Bessie Cirydor has clc
of years than ot disease or illness, her school at Gills Creek
She was 04 years of age the 19th left y esterday for her hoim
of last month. While of course York county.
,he was not strong she enjoyed Mf , A ? u of Va? w
remarkable health for her ad- w w ,e|t Satm
vanced years. Onlv a tew days . . , . ,, , ...
... * , ait ,? .7. night lor 1 ensacola, Ma., to
ago she had celebrated her 94 th t ? , ? ?/ a
.? . ... , ... tend ^convention ol Woodn
birthday with her children. k
She is survived by seven ehil- Miss Dunbar who has L
Iren, six sons and one daughter, here lor several weeks as
The sons are: Messrs. J. P. ot Miss Una Payseur,
Heath, ot Georgia ; M. C. Heath, iur her Maryland nomo Saturi
nf Kflnhifkv A W ---
- ?j i " " "w"' Wl: Aliss Johnnie Kell, of l>h
VVaxhaw ; K.J. lleath, ot Mat-1 Jelphia, l*a , spent several <1
thew ; B. I>. Heath, of Charlotte, I the past week with her fatl
and 0. P. Heath, of Monroe. Theh>r. y. a. Kelt, ot this county.
laughter is Mrs. Belk. The w .,
II ,i it . Mr. K. !) Hvnn, son of Mr
Messis. lieatn are all prominent , ,
and well known hnaioeits men. J M?n" ?? N.ew Cl,t "ho h?
Toe remains of the decoaaod h '',on " "'"""krapher at
wore interred in the family bury. Ma.rk; *'? > ??ch?l home o,
ing ground at Six Milo church, vnut last Ihuraday night,
near Fort Mill, Sunday afternoon Mrs. A. W.Klutz, Mrs. Asha
it 2 o'clock. Brice and Mrs. VV. <r. Nich
The deceased was a sister of all ol Chester, were the guest
lie wile of the late Adam Ivy ol Mrs. Lerov Springs part of
the Indian Land township in week
*ate SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. 1 KILLED IJY j
iock
From tho Lancaster corres- Denver, Col
pondeuce of The State conies Stettauer, a r
the following : Chicago, is de
A domestic science meeting poisoning, tli
rom givon by that very progressive while being si
organization, tho Friday After- The barber, v
lam noon Hook club, was held at back of his ue
the residence of Mrs. Leroy a small pin
:om- Springs last Friday afternoon aud some pa
After several minutes of pleas- Stettauer paid
aath ant conversation, the president Two days la
announced 1110 ouject of the uiooa poison 1
Suiv- mee^ing and subjects to be read, became dauge
which were as follows : removed to a 1
The Sanitation of the home? died.
uea Mrs. Waddy O. Thomson. was a pi
The Uullinary Department, an(l financier
was the Preparation of Breads and wealth being
s* Meats?Mrs. Ira B. Jones. 000. He was
own The liaising and Training of hi Colorad
on Children?Mrs. Ernest Moore, here loo .ing ;i
These papers wore able and
lton instructive and reflected much j, ^
lore credit on the authors.
The delightful lunchoon of
abia three courses was daintily serv- New York, I
lias, ed at small tables in the spa- President Gro
cious dining room, which was nied today the
iaw darkened and lighted with soft- New York, cit
ues- shaded candles. The unique purpose, as w;
place cards with suggestive day. He said
sketches and appropriate quota- for the purpos
j e tions were tied with the club Beecher mem
colors. Brooklyn last
The occasion was decidedly ports that I hi
ftch- one of the most enjoyable social with Edward
and events of the season. (J. Whitney at
Mrs. A. W. Klutz, Mrs. Asha- true. 1 am i
dill- bel Brice and Mrs W. G. Nioh- am out for ^
r to ols, three of Chester's promi- Mr. Shepard 1
nent club women were over as minutes and
nily guests at this enjoyable meet- figure in our c<
>me big- Among others present tics is furt
were: Miss Dunbar of Mary- thoughts at p
Van Bailey of Clinton and am alwa-^
Mianio .1. P. \ on.ig, Chal advisory onmu
n.. r.-. Feasor, J 11. Boldrulge, I ..\s to lakiim :i
ro V .Hie Perry, \V. O. Ewart, W. | politics, that i
. t R el> Brown, Ernest Moore, T. Uidered."
: ^ ancey Williams, J. P. Hunter,
IB C Pavseur. Ira B Jones, '1'.
1J Strait. W C riu?m*;#?n i u kfcvini
1 lu W itherspoun, John D. Wylie I
aid R. Evans Wylio.
(jav | 1 ho buiidiu;
aur " i ileatli ISprings
f * NOTlLE lOltOAl) OVERSEERS trial school
' 1*1
| receive bids.
ne^ I'h*? public roads of the county ke awarded by
^od am iu nail condition ; due in part I and specilicati
to weal bcr conditions, but prin- set
y of cipally to want of work. I call ' Rrown :
t to upon all overseers who have not Contractors ox
I), worked their roade, to work them ' work are
at oi.ee, before tho farmers be-i*11 111oil* bids a
turg *?'" 'preparation ol t heir lands ito * Rrowt
her '' 1 p'aatinir. Consideration? ol
B. ,1"lv ?"'1 ?cuuom" pnimpi me tn Ml?.H|0IlillI1
6a w rd in repaid to the univ
-d practice prevadinn in the' A special fro
r'(le Coi.?.ijr wi building and repairing '*'1'he special eo
lent ground bridges and ftlliug mud ^ie Baily News
a,1(i hole* at the expense of the coun in tho Balkan;
ty. It is the duty of the over conditions
, to seers when working sections in patch publish*
Haw which there are bridges to repair News this n:
g a and keep them in order, when Macedonian lea
they are of such character as not t? give the A
Hill t0 refll"re to *)0 given out under forms a trial if
^ ^ contract, and can conveniently and promptly i
be done by the road hands. but he conside
The county will pay for all the leaders can
material and hauling same, but lutionary outb
>scd the overseer should repair or spondent esti
and build them when necessary. This Macedonians hi
n in 4 x-t .? 1 * * - ' *
u ... item iuvuives an expenditure of inon al their ca
no Rmall amount during; the run ~
of the year. If there are any ?The "Fath
dav flec^on8 needing overseers, they on a tear, and
at will be appointed, if reported to 1 Cairo, 111., hav<
len this office. the weather b
L. J. l'erry. for at least 50
e^n County Supervisor.
The Texan Illi/.zard. ^ ^,afl '>e01
la3" a small hoy o
lila. Fort Worth, Texas. March 5.? lljal Ci4UB0d tl
laV3 Railroad men returning from the! ^C l|j0r^ Ajr
|)0F) L'anhandlo country state that the i|wirriC]ay tli p;v
situation resulting from the re- reu8fm [3
cent blizzard is the worst ever fj>p wan'
' known. i ae estimates oi ioas '?j would happen.
s,a tiie stock nicu of i'uxas a.id the
k territories, it is uuid, ill .each. . r
1 ' half a million dollars ^ IiI./vL
What i considered a consoiM i 1'm.ii \? Ril''
1 I I ?'
uji i live CRMmate ot '.o.-s of liv?-.'
ols, slock is givon al 2C> pi i eeut. and I CAPl
ol some niui rep o I nifcj' o. M .
last 7r, per cent. The Matador ranch 1X0
lost 1,000 head. [ Sold at al
? .fT.
, March ' >.?James
nulti millionair of
ail here from blood
e result of a cut
laved a woo a ago.
vhile shaving the
ck by accident cut
lple. IniiamatioQ
in followed, but
I no attention to it.
,ter symptoms of
II g developed, he
rously ill and was
hospital, where he
rominent clubman
of Chicago, his
rated at $5,000,i
heavily interesto
mile s. and was
iter them.
POLITICS
March 9.? Former
ver Cluvt'lttiul deit
he had come to
y for any political
is rumored vester:
"I Ciiine solely
e of attending the
lorial meeting in
night. The reul
a political talk
M. Shepard. Wm.
id others are tinlot
in politics- I
;ood. i only saw
last night for two
politics did not
onversation. poliherest
from my
resent although I
ady to ;:i" 1 ?n
ity, if so u-m.. I.
11.y active rr n
is not ;>) }.(- coiiKIM
HtiPN
j; committee of t i.e
Model an*' fndusis
now reaity >o*
The contract v <11
'April 1st Pl{,?s
ons 01 tin.- uuiIdill
at thr --lore of
it Ifrath Sprin?'s.
porting *o bid on
requested io send
s early as possible
1.
it break Probable.
>m Louden s>a>.-:
'111111.' . )U _'l vvlioui
) has sent to travel
3 and investigate
there, in a dis?d
in the Daily
lorning says the
.ders are inclined
ustro-Kussian rethoy
are honestly
nit into operation,
>rb it doubtful if
prevent a revoreak.
The corrernates
that the
ave 00,000 armed
ill.
er ot Waters" is
all places south of
e been warned by
uieau to prepare
teet of water.
i ascertained that
pened the switch
it* wioctv >11 the
J/ D In.ill last
or^rooiu I-1.1. No
/n^tl that
ted I<> Ki>f> <kwha?
)A^!?T:S
: you v.,-it by
J>f "n n ir t~*
m t <i A JKw
on the.' neart.
1 ilrn - i -.