Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 01, 1903, Image 5
Short Locals. 'him the
is a scho
j| Wednesday, July 1, 1903. t "ftle
= this boar
?Born, June 20, 1903, to Mr. ?The
and Mrs. it. M. Jones of Joues over the
X Roads, a son. to Chest
?Lancaster and vicinity were ?' ho
visited Sunday by a delightful will moe
shower of rain. ^totuorrc
? Mr. K K Rovm nf Tlnitv ?(Mei
??? J,, 1 rt<
WOlic to IJ Uo V? *iol 1 cib t Wtitn to a I* A .41.
attend the funeral of his sister, ports cro
Miss Matlie Boyce, but arrived county ]
too late. only ver
?Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Williams w,etched
moved back from Maysville last ? ralU8
week to their plantation in the ?The
Dixie section where they will will not
reside in the future. 4th, sine
?The commencement exercises Monday
of the South Carolina Military "ieir cle
academy came ofT at Itock Hill, ? Rev
commencing Saturday last and HU1 pre
ending yesterday. The annual church h
address was delivered by General
Edward McCrady. married
?Mr. J. F. Nisbet has about to Mr. J
completed a 5 room dwelling on sister,
the lot he purchased from Ed mariied
Sadler some months ago, and will to Mr. J
move into same this week. umbia.?
?The 14-year-old child of Mr. sisters k
and Mrs. Chas. P. Caskev died Lancaste
last Friday of cholera infantum ciated at
after only about f wo days' illness. Uni
The body was buried Saturday night in
at Gills Creek church. conducte
?Next Sabbath there will bo (),ir
a Sunday school rally at. Unity, mind Ihe
Short, addresses by Prof R. N. on the U
Nisbet, of Waxhaw, and others
Public cordially invited. These Q|1 juj^
exercises will take place iust ]?'-i'CU
after preaching. the Soul
?We are requested to announce (iCn to ?
that Mrs. John?S. McCain, of ferred i
Walkup, N. C., is seriously ill where h<
with 'jiastritis, not exnected to I
live. * " Zour
|l ?Iiev.Dr.A M.Croxton ])reaeh- ways in
ed for Rev. R. J. Black mon at mules* r
Foik HilL church Sunday. Dr. you for^
Groxton's fat her was pastor ol Ran
jg ' this church lor many years! ^jr
?A cut tine scrape occurred operative
Sunday evening between Berry here, r
Fisher and Buster Dunlap, both from the
colored, on Mr. W. B. Gulp's He was i
place, in which the latter was cut McManu
in live places, but not seriously, ago. Ili
Dr. McDow rendered medical next day
assistance. 'pjJC
?This being the year to elect ees 'he j
a public cotton weigher, Mr. J. F. cotton hi
Nisbet announces his candidacy that it i
lor re-election to that important appearau
position. Bel ton M
?Magistrate Gaskey on Satur- ^1135pafri
day last sent Ileyward Smith, 111 )',e ^r
colored, to the chaingang for tit) 'n "1'8
days. He stole a razor Irom ?A gi
Charlie McKenna, colorod. Springs
?The regular meeting of the I Lancastt
Lancaster County Alliance will Heath S|
he held in the ' courthouse on a victor
Friday, July 10, at 11 o'clock a.m. boys?sc
A full delegation is urged to be ?Rev
present. Jerry M. Knight, tling Gu
Secretary. Carolina,
?Mr. F. E. C. Gainer and Mr. by the e?
G. L. Cauthen of the Dry Creek let" last
section were exhibiting some ci'y 'n b'
apple freaka Monday?twin ap having a
pies. They grew on Mr. Can- large sif
then's trees. They are second Saloons
crop Red Juno apples, and the ?Two
tree is new full of blooms for a one a di
thi' d crop. This is a year of you wani
freaks in other things except "terms.
weather. Tll0
?County Treasurer Cauthen close do
has received a check from Comp- and give
trollorOeneral Jones for $2,520.02 8uperint
as Lancaster county's part of the nounces
dispensary profits for the first joy an al
half of thojear. This amount, the gro\
however, includes a deficiency ol Hams' d'
$S69.50 from last year. This eat, and
money is for the benefit of the onade,
schools of the county. water, ai
? Itev. J. Meek White of companj
Unity informs us that, at the late 9^ t'u> ki
meeting of the board of trutees authoriti
of Krskine College the'Hev. F. aml
G. Boyce, pastor of Salem A. It their val
Y. church, Idavillo, Tenn., and a ?Wo
brother of Air. K. K. Boyce of Ratchfon
this county, had conferred upon T. Al. 11
r>od addresses at Tiizah I wile, llio strains of the u
i's day last Sabbath and march were taken up, ;
offering of $10 was taken bridal party, preceded
M. and a food dinner little flower girls, scatterii
o a large audience. ers, lett the church.
W. W. la or ton, who has The bride was daintily
iKing llarUville his home >'i simple white organd;
year or nioie, was in only ornament being a pe
it week a*d while hpre a gift of the groom, her ve
from Mr. W. L. Black- held in place by a wn
3 store now occupied by orange blossoms. She cr.
roxton & Co. Mr.Horton handsome bouquet of mag
ifoH to rotni-n to Kor<dv?w white rosebuds and term
luct a mercantile busi- charming appearance ol Mi
o. He will open about attracted great attention
?Kershaw Nra. costumes ot the bridesmai
trengtli and vigor come out ,h? co'or ?cheme of t
L food, duly digested. or?',w,,!b 'he only dist
a ready-to-serve wheat be,n" ,u 'ho maid ol
ley food, adds no burden, who wore Pmk ro8e3- Ahe
tains, nourishes, invig mauN ,,re?'ed ",ost
' 3?25-tf comment, by their beau
TED?YOUNG MEN loilels Tlx
are for Uovormue.it l'o- fT? ". """"V """P*'""
, . , iiiarc
Mr. J. M- Hood is al la?,0 ar
the market to buy cx?Iuiil
.nil cattle, and don t the
et it. graceful
master Mercantile to. wi,iUic*'
Preston McManus, an jky rows
3 at the cotton mills| arched '
lied last \V ednesday witii ga
effects of appendicitis. elltranc<
x son of the late Wm. tao ahei
i and about It) years of eron Vvil
s remains wore buried ^ue tlir
in the town cemetery, party ad
Siate ol Sunday announ with an
j, ,/vi.iuiha, \/i uic 11 7 ! ?" ? )
oom tin* year, remarking posed ot
s unusually late (or the complex
co of tho first, bloom, magnilic
cDow, who farms on the lorming
3 k-M assev place, brought j As tho L
st bloom we have heard the vesi
county this year. Wmnslx
ci 11 i t i ,i ing Mi si
mm of ball at 1 loath ?
Saturday between the 'J'1",0.'
h i i ii Mr. Lien
r mill boys and the .,
, J i Uordon
milt's boys resulted in . ,
t ?x t . dered ni<
v for tho Lancaster . , ..
1 < * * grin s 15i
ore 1(> to 4. ? . .
being at
J. W. Little, the "Gat- (la, pHr1
n ' preacher ot North lo aj
was seen in Charlotte ....
e . organ gu
:cursionists from Lancas- jj,
Friday, driving over the
s buggy at a slow rate, |(J||ows;
ttached to his horse a Annie J
:n which read : -The Misa A?
Must (?o. witli Mr
i sowing machines left, caster,
op head. Call early if lington '
i one real cheap on easy 01 Hock
Kntehi'HIsk Office. Beaty ol
cotton mills here will Keece
wn Saturday morning Miss Ka
their help a holiday, the groo
endent Skipper an ot Chesi
that they will all en- Miss Jai
11 day basket picnic in the bride
re near Mr. D. A Wil- on the a
.veiling, with plenty to It. Kelt
an abundance of lem-jpanied 1
ice cream and soda | Foster, t
1 furnished by the mill | liciatiug
This is an evidence I McDona
ndly feeling of tho mill! chancel
oh lor their employees|anil her
\vs an appreciation of arch and
uable services. In bea
understand Uv. W. W. langnagi
1 and Iv'iv J. Meek White, happy
elk nnd Judaon Cruig pronoun
\
title I). I). Rev. Boyce made g<
iarly preacher and one Childrot
le youngest upon whom that an
has been conferred by for F.
d. served t
re will be an excursion ?Mr.
L & O. road from here been ma
ar Saturday. the past
Woodmen of the World town las
t in their hall Thursday bought
w) night. inon lh<
k of Court Gregory visit- ^
o . > !., h?n
U.ilUiUa ^ 4411V* liC 1 v
ps in that part of the anu con(
>oor, that they are not n,e8H 'ler
j small and trilling, but ^ePt-1ly
grassy owing to excess ?"Si
last week and previous, of gooci
merchants of the town 'l<orce>
close their stores on the J1 r'
o it is Saturday, but on 1 bUf
next they will give oriUesrks
a holiday. WAN
i.u prepi
.Walter Simpson of Rock sitions.
ached in the A. U. P. Departr
ere Sa .oath morning. Rapid
3 .la'lie Howard was tions so
in Columbia on June 17 In
. C. Husbands, and her a22,3m
liss Etta Howard, was
the next day, June 18,
F. Coins, also of Col Fo9tei'-1
Both young ladies are The 11
i Mrs. A. J. MoNmch of Poster
r Rev. J. P. Knox offl. Mamio ,
both marriages. ,
_ , . , place in
Dii services Sabbath
the A. R P church (Ul^ eve
d by Dr. Boldridge. State's
farmers should bear in
Farmers' lusts!uto here Winn
tlh ot July. quaint c
as been announced that Fresbyb
1st, Col A. Tripp of I boro iX
ii'g, superintcndont of beauliU
hern's lino from Cam- which 11
larion, will be trans- a8s<
o. Jacksonville, Fla , church
i will become superin- ta,stefull
terminals. a,u^ &ro'
, . . . . ,, tain iidiiu^uiiic it 11 IM'ctlil IlUt* .
Vine Openingg 11. all wll|, his (lie,lllied m?,
nents. Good Salaries. .
.. ? . bearing. 1 he irroomsmer
Promotions. hxamina- ,, . , ?... ,
n . . themselves ;is bt fitted tin
011. Particulars freo. .... . .
. ... T sion. 1 lie whole ceretuo
iter-StateCor. lust., .
, T> .it most impressive.
Oeclar liapids, la. . . , f 4l
r At the conclusion of th
mony, the immediate
Juey. party repaired to the re:
. ,, * T* of Mr. T 11. Ketchin, w
aarriace of Mr. J. Ilarry ? , ,. . . , ' .
& \J most delightful recepUc
of this place to Miss held, during which a
I uey of \Viunsboro, took supper was served,
that city last Wednes- The bride received
ning. We clip from The handsome presents,
special correspondence Anion? those present I
i fllst.SLiien vvdi'P Airu I.
wing account: tJ^oMuinV^m^moih^
sboro, Juno 27.?1The gr0om ; Mr. J. C. Huey <
>ld Associato Reformed York, an undo of the
erian church of Winns- Mr. Rn!l;h Foster of Lan
s the scene of a most a brother of the groom;
il wedding last evening, j?. Weston of Congareo.
lithe elite of the city Mr. T. II. K -tchin am
ambled to witness. The Ma"?ie Elder .vero ar
was beautifully and host and hosti and
ly decorated in wlrtte ir management the
an, by a series of reced was ;l pronounced succes
lies, beginning with a Mr. and Mrs. Foster wil
eh at the front seat and for Lancaster this afte
ig bach to the rear of I where they will make
>it, draped in white andj)lomo>
lly festooned with peri
vines, and surmounted
of wax candles. The The Visitors.
windows were outlined ... ., . ., .
,i .. i . . t i .. .i Miss hula uasKPV lelt.
rlands oi cedar. At the . ...
,i , , last lor Anderson where t
a to the space around . ,
. ....... .. accepted a nosition in a I
Aoie wlcuet. g lies, cov- ,, 1 .*
i. ,.,i . .. i ....... .?.? college oi that city.
h while auu green, the " J
ougli wliieh llie bridal j Mayor Ii E. Wylie, Mi
vunced being ornamented Heath and liis three son
kdl" and the other with Shannon and Burnett,
both initials being com- Glenn Springs,
daisies. The organ was Cailet C. 1\ Wells, of t
sly hidden by a mass ot hama Fol> technic instil in
ent plants, the whole u visitor in the city recent
a most pleasing eifect.
>ridal party assembled in Messrs. Ilazel Withe
tibule, a se;ect ciioir ot ^e?se Whliams and Join
>ro's best talent, includ- i ,or^ Lancaster were ain
s Janie Flenniken, so- visitors at the dance 1
Miss annie Aiken, alio ; evt-huig. Misses L'zzie a;
rv I'imsJmv iminr * vi. o! Connors ot Lancaster ?i
Quat tl ebaum, bass,' reu- "<>rs Mellon ot Oolumbb
;>sl impressively Lohen- home ol * l?'npl
ridal Chorus, Mrs. Boyd :i V!s^ Koek Hill 11. rale
the organ. As the bri- Mrs. F. W. P. Butler
y advanced up tho asile guest of her friend, Mrs.
iter, Miss Aiken at the j Williams,
ive Mendelssohn's Wed- Mrs. Leroy Springs 1
rcii with exquisite taste, turned from a visit to hei
sr of procession was us at port Mill. She was
Misses Lilla B. and pauied by Miss Irene Wit
iietslnu u? flower girls, Savannah, Cia.
iuie Wilds ot Darlington c j wuhcrap
.John CrawlorJ ol Lan- baok from Charlotte wli
Miss Ja?.? Lnie ol Dar 8omo t,|u(. wi(h ,,
with Mr. Walter Dnnlup |jarL
llill, Miss Elizabeth ' \ ,, , .. ...
r tir i .. *r ,> Mr. and Mrs. .J. M. 1 or
[ Winnsbero with Mr. I). , :. . . , .
Williams ol Lancaster, ?ul<,lreu v'5","1 lcU"
tharine Foster, a sister ol Ma"llews' N' C ' rece"11
in, with Mr. Jesse Hardin Mrs. M. h. Cautlien ai
Ler ; tlie maul ot honor, *' Poovey mid cl
uio Ketebin. a cousin ol Friday for a visi
j; thou tho bride followed, family of Mr. J. D. Wins
rrn of her uncle, Mr. T. Nashville, N. (J.
hen. 1 he gromu, acconi- Mrs. (h li. Jones, nur
>y his best nun, Mr. Curl i child left Saturday eveni
ind preceded by tho oi-j Washington, I). (.5., for ;
cleigyman, Kev. (J. K. i after which they will rot
Id, entered from the Virginia and spend som
and joined tho bride audi in the mountains and
tinrle under flie large I watering places.
I stood facing the pulpit. Among tho students
utitul and expressive i Summer school who wen
i, the minister joined thejto spend Saturday and
pair. As ho solemnly : were M* ssrd.J.J.Bailes an
oed it*** husband and 1 Connolly. Both teturucd ft
redding! Misses Maggie and Bessie
und the1 Beckham will visit their brother
by the in Yorkville this week,
inflow Magistrate H. W. Mobley
and Mr. Berry Alobley visited
gowned their brother, Mr. J C. Mobley
ie, her Gf Jonesville, last week. They
jrl pin, also visited the wrecked Pacolet
il beinur ?:n
*? i \^uwwii I'llll^.
rried ?i i Miss Connie Witlierspoon has
nifieent Ireturaetl from a visit to Ker?
,. The|sh,uv*
e oncle Ooiiuioi kA.Kjiiio tnuino! iau(1
Tlie Ri8,er8 spent yesterday at Old
ds bore Waxhaw cemetery,
tie dec- Miss Lizzie Carries and Mrs,
inction Plyler of Tabernacle are
( honor, visitors at the home ol Mr. J. M.
tiridos- Stdfvart.
vorable Miss Francis Loe liar, relumed
ty and to h<>r work at the bank alter an
5 groom absence of several weeks,
nts on Miss Meta Jones has returned
couple from a visit to relatives in Newmanly
berry.
^ Mr. it. y. Siewart. who recently
?(1 ,l graduated with honor frotn the
"> v%as University of North Carolina at
Chattel Ilill, N C., spent several
?i Ce!'e; brother here last
.11 week, Mr. J. M. Stewart.
heiV'1 a Prof. L. T. Baker came up
Monday from Camden.
hi was >
dnintv Mr. and Mrs. G. 1?. Gatling
.and child, Mrs. L. C. Pnyseur,
many Miss Euna Payseur and Mrs.
Dr. J. E Poore and baby will
rom a leave today for the mountains
11. Fos | ?f Western North Carolina, goid
the I i"g first to Chimney Roc*.
hride; ?The comptroller general
icaster, has issued his warrant in favor
Mr. .J. of Mr J. J. Montgomery of this
couiuy for -t-5, account of artiil
Miss (icial limb fund.
i meat ?^20 reward is offered for
11 ni!? r |}1(? party or parties who cut
v>'1,o!?|the awnings on Mai if street
s* j Monday night.
I! leave ?1 he expenses of tho recent
" 'noon, ; term of court amounted to
their : |pjy so,?$ 1 1 70 for grand juI
rors, $81.00 petit jurors and
! $22 20 for constables. There
were about 50 witnesses at $1
i each, which rati the expenses
Friday ' up to nearly $200 for a court tch-v
she has try (allow to plead guilty) one
nniness tnan who was sentenced to pay
la line of $0*). This looks like
. j the June term of court ought to
s ' lint I ')U f?1' county.
are at
TIMKIJTK OF ItWSI'KFT.
he Ala- Resolutions passed at a meette,
was ing of the Cranford Club, June
i v. I 20, iyt)3 :
| Whereas, Mrs. L. T. Raker,
A "' one of the most cultured and
. "'intellectual members of the
Ollii t 1H: | . , . .it i i
' ranlord t int) has been rei
J (' u I movo<^ fi'om this earthly abode
. q 11? fairer realms, this club,
" I while bowing submissively to
i are ? t|l0 swi\\ 0f Him v\ho doeth all
xtns or t|llngj. wt,ji. js deeply sensible
of the loss it lias sustained.
is tne j As president, and in every
W. T. position in which she was called
to serve, she did her duty as
las re she saw it. To an attractive
father personality was added the
accotu beauty of Christian character,
/hers of Therefore bo it
Resolved: First, That the
oon is Cranford Club has lost one of
ere ho most activo and intelligent
is son, members.
Second, That wo tender to
ter and M10 devoted husband and loved
..* ones our sincerost sympathies in
V"o til . , .
thoir bereavoment.
IMs Third. That a blank page in
.. , rs' the minute book, be set apart to
n t ion jier m0mor^ and t!ie name and
t to t ie date Gf ]ier death inscribed
toa<lot (lieroon.
Fourth, That a copy of these
so and j resolutions he sent to the morning
for | Per.s of her family and that tho
i visit, Lancaster and Kershaw county
urn to p.ipers bo requested to publish
e time I them.
iii/ uie _
Nervous Hoadaciie
it homo
Sunday nrVRTTTj without r- m
. Vj u XliiiJ r??ati? by ff or two
rj'4:| camijwe