Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 26, 1903, Image 5
Short Locals.
^ Weduesday, August 26, 1903.
?Union services at the A. It.
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P. church Sunday night.
?Born, Aug. 18, 1903, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, a son.
?Hot, hotter, hottest of the
season yesterday and Monday.
?Born, Aug. 21, 1903, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Cauthen, a son.
?Mr. Edward Miller, of.JelTerc,.
o i
u\m>^ ur?o o\ v?v j/i.vivt a uci u
with Funderburk Co.
?Cloud announces his last
call to his grand feast of summer
bargains. Read his ad.
^ ?Died, Monday night, the infant
child of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Langley of the Antioch section.
f ?The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. Roddey died Monday
afternoon, aged only a few
hours.
?The educational rally at
' Tabernacle Saturday promises
to be an interesting and profitable
occasion in matters educational
?The veterans' picnic to bo
given by the Daughters of the
Confederacy today will doubtless
bo well attended and greatly
enjoyed.
?Messrs. T. It. Langley and
U.K. Coffey Lave moved their
saw mill machinery to Boykins.
They went down yesterday themselves.
^ ?Dier.ic at Elgin Saturday,
29th. Everybody invited to
come and bring well-filled
baskets.
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?There will he services in the
Episcopal church next Sunday at
11 o'clock a. m. and 5 p. in., conducted
by Rev. (J.Croft Williams.
?There will he no preaching
at the Baptist church Sunday
morning on account of the ab
c *l.- * ? ?' 11 1
eeiico ui ni^j pHHior, WHO Will DO
al the union meeting at Forkllill.
?Married, Sunday, August 16,
11*03, Mr. Will Sims, son of Mr.
U. G. Sims, formerly of Laneascaster
county, now of Pine wood,
S. C., and Miss Annie Lee Shuler
of Sumter county.
?An educational rally has
been appointed for Fort Lawn 011
the 28th inst. Senators Tillman
and Latimer and Gov. lleyward
and State Supt. of Education
Martin have been invited to deliver
addiwsses. The public is in
fvited.
?Mr. Daniels, who was struck
a severe blow in the heal with a
piece of timber last Wednesday
by Mr. Charles Green, another
^ operative at the cotton mill, is in
a bad shape, for several days
specimens. 1 lie Uilttculty was
about an account.
?Mr. John S. Wright, formerly
a carpenter of Lancaster, died
at Camden on the 14th inst. ot
chronic dysentery, aged about 55
years. He leaves several children.
11 is wife, who was Miss
Grandy, daughter of Mr. Uriah
Grandy of Cedar Creek township,
preceded him to the grave,
lie was buried at Rock Hill.
^ ?Sheriff Hunter marched
throe old transgressors into Magistrate
Oaskey'g otlice Monday
upon th" charge of gambling, and
^ they plead guilty and wore fined
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$5 each. Tho sheriff slipped up <?????
close to them and Raw them play- An
ing before they saw him. They that N
were in the woods near Mr. D. A. death \
Williams' residence. of an a
?We are glad to announce ^er,or *
that little John lleath has re against
covered from the attack of diph Mackej
theria and that none of the other woul(l
children have taken it. The death x
quarantine has been removed re
? Mr. John F. Addison, who .
. , , ? trouble
was recently informed by Dr. ,
J J fore w
Pryor of Chester that he had a
dangerous case of appcndecitis, T/)e
left yesterday morning for Rock
Uili - i kom
urn miii11<1 riiiiii in oe operated . .
TT . , , tended
upon. lie was accompanied by
li'is brother, Mr. Jim Addison.
and re
?The protracted meeting at elfect
Camp Creek Baptist church enjoy a
closed Sunday with four acces- Finley
sions to tlie church. The pastor, craft.
Rev. W. F. Little, is holding a Woodr
series of meetings at New Hope picnic
Baptist church this week, and is {ll)oUt
being assisted by Rev. M. J. year a
Long. for ne:
?Cards are out announcing Spring
the approaching marriage of Mr. with tl
James lluey Craig, son of Mr.
Harper Craig of the New Cut
section, to Miss Jennie Walts of May
Oakman, Ala. Mr. Craig lias a us to
position as bookkeeper and ste- Good
nographer in Alabama. The Iversh,
happy event will take place on her. S
the 2nd of September next in the State
First Baptist church at Oakman. Oolum
?Rev. Dr. J. II. Thornwell, aatllLS
Grand Keeper of R. vfc S., made ')((-u<
an oilicial visit to Lancaster *? 'j1**6
Lodge No. 59 K. of I*. Monday |? j1'1
night and made one of his char- ^
acteristically interesting talks to
the lodge, speaking words of ad- slou
, TI for tht
monition and encomium. lie ^
left yesterday for Jvershaw where . ^
he delivered a public lecture to
the K. of P. la$t night in the f^s 1 "
Baptist church. , 10
r , for a 1
?P. L. Hardin, State senator sjon f
from Chester county, was taken Gf t]lc
to Baltimore Saturday. lie has resellt,
been quite unwell and, having
suffered a severe attack Thurs Death
day, it was decitled wise to take ^jr
him to John Hopkin's where he j,oine (
may undergo an operation. His \y jierr
trouble seems to bo something .^j_ CQ
like gall stone.?Rock Hill Jour- ye8jerc
nal.
three v
?A PITTSBURG PAINTER was ab
now in the city. I am ready to engage
give satisfaction to any one who of tins
calls on me lor painting, white- with 1
washing or caleomining. All corner,
paints are mixed by me. Prices ed to tl
satisfactory and work guaranteed, tablish
11. Hudson, this co
2t Lancaster, S. C. stalling
?WANTED?We will pay ,ie wai
10 cents each for two copies of manne
the Lancaster Enterprise, ? '
one dated April 10, 1JM) 1 and wero
the other Sept. 21, 1901. county
Enterprise Pcb. Co.
Ledger
?"Strength and vigor como
of good food, duly digested. AWar(\
'Force,' a ready-to-serve wheat *hin
I :iliil hiirh'V food iuhl-i nn hmvlnti
( j , -? -v..
but sustains, nourishes, invig- r'
orates." 3-25?tf. Oakhu
a ward e
JSoticel i
snip in
'l'he public having business je^e f01
with me will please take note that arshij)
I will not be in mv office next other t
Saturday, August 29, being call- al8Q
ed to attend the Educational
Rally at Tabernacle on that day. hving
1 will be in my offico again Mon- ship ii
day, Aug. 31st. Ucspt., chance
A. C. Rowell, it doji
Co. Supt. Education. regulat
of My. lleath*# Death Jinrial of Mr ?/. M.
autopsy revealed the fact The fast mail and
Ir. J. M. Heath's sudden Washington to Char]
vas caused by the bursting the remains of our
ueurisra of the aorta, pos- mcuted townsman,
o the stomach and pressing Heath, was delayed
. the pancreas. Dr. J. F. in at rival by reason
f says that an operation of a freight train c
have availed nothing, that lino near Chariot!
vas inevitable whether he The remains, uccoi
mained at home or gone Messrs (). I'. Heath,
The supposition that hlb Col. I/.-roy Springs a
i was gall stone was there- Maekey, who were i
rong. at the time of Ins ch
? * here at 10 o'clock
. O. If. Picnic. night. They were
e 000 or 800 people at depot bv probably
the W. O. W. picnic at citizens and aecomj:
Springs last Thursday, late home Ir<?m 1
ports from all are to the were taken at 12:30
that they spent a very ing day to ihe Sot
ble day. Congressman and conveyed to Ca
made a speech on wood- where alter funera
It was decided by the the Episcopal ehuro
lien to have an annual by the rector, llev. \\
somewhere in the county and Kev. W. II. II
tho same time of the of the Methodist ch
s this, and that the one place, they were
tt year be held at lleatli the Shannon plot
rQ an iloli/tlifn/l Mfm-r. .'umnl I?nt. M ..
WV UIIUJ' vv mvtV/11 J A iV. * . ATI I .
liat place on this occasion. Methodist church at
? . sisting in I tie burial
ion ds Meeting for Kershaw Ttic ncwlv made
or S. AV. Ilcatli requests s0011 "ihl?n hoin p
say that there will be a prolusion ol exquisit
Roads convention held at i handsome wreathes
aw on the 3rd of Septeni-' mhidir triends fr
enator A. 0. Latimer and States those Iroin i
Chairman F. II Hyatt of commercial Iriemls i
bitt and others will make being \'ery handsoni
ses. There will he a bar The pall bearers v
and the public is invited IT K. Wylie, L C. 1
nd. Nobody is expected Clyburn, W. C. Tho
ig anything to eat as the Cauthen, W. ,1. Cui
ue will supply the wants U* Witherspoon and
inner man on this occa- Those who acco
Music will be furnished remains to Cam le
) occasion by the Sumter place and attended
iry band, one of the best service were: Mrs
state, and special rates sorely stricken wuio
5 given by the railroads. Heath of Columbia,
ershaw people are anxious S. W. Heath of 1
arge meeting on this occa- and Mrs. O. P. Heat I
incl Hope that all portions ^lrs- W. U. Heath o
> county will be well rep C.f Ward and Gil
ed. of Charlotte, Mrs, <
and George Ileath,
of Mr. Wherry. the deceased, and t
Win. Wherry died at the friends: Dr. J. F.
of his father, Mr. F. M. ^r8 Leroy Sprii
y, near Antiocli church in Allison, Goo. \Yr. \Vi
uuty, at 1 o'clock a. 111., Hunter. Capt. W. II
lay, alter an illness of T. Gregory, W. P.
veeks of fever. Mr. Whery Cunningham, A. J.
out 24 years of age. He McD. Hrown, M. S.
d in business here the first J- l-'ong, W.
year, running a market !' Roddey, Jol
Ylr. Porter on the Davis Walter Stew man, Bn
In Ihe spring he return- J- C. Elliott, and
lie farm, and since the es- Jones, Julia Simp
ment of It. F. 1). routes in Davis, Florence liib
unly in July has been in- Clyburn and Maggi
? mail boxes on the routes, this place, Mrs. Dav
? ^ ^a* _ i n /it..
s y wunj^ iiiitii oi pieasing vT nnA/uiMt" hi ( in
rs and was liked by all Taylor of Washing
-.new him. His remains Tom Parker of (Jolui
taken to Leslie in York C. Brown, John Stev
, his former home, yester- M. Mobley, Broad
i>r interment.?Saturday's Albert Blakeuey i
Ilinson of Kershaw
Ledger.
! of New Nor mill Scholar- ? .
Mayor S. W. He
Blake L. Robertson, of shaw, spent Monday
rst postoffice, has been in town looking alt
J *1-- i ? I - ? -
(i ilie new normal scnoiar- ness of the lieath B
the South Carolina Co! Mr c ]} J<mm
r this county. This scl.ol- home t0lUy fmn,
exempts trom tuition and . . . ,
r where lie went abo
ees, amounting to $58 and
,ys $40 in money towards
expenses. The scholar- Among those w
s tor one year with the (rood Roads cor
of one or two more years, Saturday were M<
led, according to curtain hnd Oscar Thciss a
ions. | Gregory of Hailo G
H vat It. ConfeUerute War liecord.H,
express Irom lielerring to a Lancaster lady
lotte bearing and her literary work, Mrs. Lotdeeply
la tie B. Foster, the Colotnbia State r "
Mr. J. M. of last Thursday makes (he foltwelve
hours lowing complimentary remarks:
ot the wreck A very valuable compilation
?n the main Confederate war records has
teaville Va keen received at the office of the
. ' . commissioner ot Confederate
mpaniei > i rolls. The records were sent by
M.C. Heath, ^ .Mrs. Lottie B. Foster, ot Lancasud
Dr. J. F. ter, and were compiled irom
n New York authentic sources during and di?ath
arrived recl'.v after the Civil war. It
... . . contains a complete historvofthe
Wednesday ... . r "
" gallant men trom Lancaster
met at the countv who defended the "South7
s: t /\A -*
?o ur juu eru (Jause."
?anied to his The compilation contains 228
whence iliey closely written pages, and if
the follow- l)r'nte(l would make a large vol.
nine. In addition to the history
i lern in pot an(j r08|er 0f men who served
rnden, 8. 0., |rom Lancaster county, it con1
services in tains other very valuable i:ifor- ->x^^X/
h, conducted mation concerning the movej
[y (Gordon me,ds ?' both the Confederate
and Federal armioR in South
edges, pastor Coro|ina
urch at this *p00 tnuch praise cannot be
interred in given Mrs. Foster for the noble
in Klmwood work she has done in preserving
Karle of the an(^ recording this important hisCamden
as- ,oric"1 data'
service.
, ? RESOLUTIONS
mound was
ighl I)}' t lib-' Adopted by the Ladies' Aid soe
llowers and c*et-v ^ie Lancaster I'resby.
. . ' terian church on the passing
sent hv aa- . ... T a o
away ot Miss Lizzie A .Stevens,
om several August 16, 1903:
some ot his j Whereas, our Ileavenly FatiUar^
n New York or has,in His alhvise providence,
0 | n'lnovi.'u irum our minst our
_ loved friend ancl useful member,
f b I O i'& w N 3 V I >? j i r A
Miss Lizzie A Stevens.
/ zenby, L.M. Resolved, First. That for one
msoti, \V. B. who was ever faithful in her ^
iininghntn, J. duties, loyal to her church, and
W. D Craig, i always ready to advance the
uipuiiied the c?>'?e of Christ, will he sadly
missed.
a irorn tins Resolved, Second. That while
the luneral we deeply deplore our loss, we
Heath, the how in humble submission to
w, Mr. M. C. 'lis holy will, who doeth all
Mr ind Mrs things well.
Cershaw "Mr Resolved,Third. That a blank
1 1 ' " ; page be inscribed to her memory
'' HM(' Mr. alu' j in our minute book, and that a
f Monroe, Nr. j cop} of these resolutions he sent
Ibert Lleatli | to her family, and they also be
0. I). Jones published in our town papers.
relatives ot Mrs. Chalmers Fraser,
, . Miss E Olivia Emmons,
ho following ... . . .... . '
Miss Annie K W itnerspootij
lackey. Col. (Committee,
igs, Col. It E ? .
lliams, J. 11. Mr T M Hughes lelt Friday
. Rieves, \Y. jor 1\HW York to purchase tall
Bennett, B. amj wjnter stock for his house.
/ ^11 . -I- \t T
v^iariv. >v . |
Wilherapoon, While in UnCi,stCT this week'
C IIou<"b ' Thornwell was the
... Orawiord!, of Co1' Lo,'?>' sPHnSs- <
oadus Porter,' Miss Lula Lindsay will leave
Misses Mela today lor New York. She wiil
son, Connie bo joined at. Lynchburg, Vs., by
inson, Belle Mr. L. U. Laxenby and ihe.y will
e Pardue, of visit the northern markets to seidson
and P. 'ect tall and winter stock for the
itsf.er, W. S. Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Eton, D. C., Mrs. P. II. Nelson of Columbia
mbia, Dr. 11. |las been on a visit to her sister
'ens, Francis here, Mrs. .1. M. Heath.
Mobley, Mr8 K u Edwar(ls and her
f4 ii/l Su/1 antr
Saturday's Mr- " 's- 1- Iwanls, of Due
West, ;iro the tfuesls ot Air. J. K.
Taylor's family.
ath, of Ivor- Miss Minnie Miller will visit
and Tuesday 'fiends in Chester this and next
er the busi- weok'
^ M. ^0> Mr. J. S. Ketchin and sister,
is expected Miss Lilla B. Ketchin of WinnsNew
York horo, have been here on a visit
lit ten days to Mrs. J. Hajrry Foster.
ho attended IndierftRtinn
ivontion hero rtTTT) p|/?MMEI>i AT ELY by
issrs. Ernest |J JtLJClJLf the use ot HICK'S
nd Ei*. L. T. iOcid< 2jcib> oOcis. Pqnil/ilHO
old Mine. at Drugstores vuJJuuiliu