Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I. %S)c Cintnty Hecorti. , VOL. XXVI. KIjVGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1913. W. 43 [|New Yea ^ We wish to thank ; Year, and trust that yo With compliments l^^^of^r^anT^askc J | THE HOUDAYS AT LAKE CITY. Several Social Functions?Visitors Coming and Going. Lake City, December 28:?Among the students home for the holidays are: Mr Bub Green, Wofford; Charlie Green and Jamie Williams, University of South Carolina; Ashton Williams, Geergetown University; Misses Berta and Daisy Timmons, Coker College, and Eloise Sturgeon, Columbia College. Messrs Jamie Williams, Bub Green and Charlie Green attended the dance in KLlgstree Thursday. ? dance is to be given by the Lak^7t v Cotillion Club Monday evening, December XO. in the spacious dining hall of the new Halcyon hotel. 'Many out-of-town visitors are expected. Prof Hubert T Prosser of the I'rwversity of Florida. Gainesville, Ha. ^j^hctfue for a few days. After Jan |ry 1 Prof Prosper will take up exl t agricultural work with the Sea-. uard Air Line railway. Mr "Humpy" Epps of Timmons-j ville, has been visiting in Lake City during the holidays. Mr J LStuckev returned this week from Charleston, where he underwent an operation. His friends are { delighted at his rapid improvement, j Miss Mary Maude Rooke, in company with her cousin. Miss Alice Finney. came from Atlanta to spend the holidays with her parents, the Rev , and Mrs T J Rooke, on Acline Ave. j Miss Ola Coward left Monday evening to spend the holidays at her home in Scranton. The Rev S C Morris and family of rrosperuy are spending- me weea with his father, Mr J J Morris. Thomas Gaddy went over to his home at Dillon for the holidays. The Kev F 0 S Curtis of Walterboro is visiting his daughter, Mrs H S Blizzard on Thomas street. ^ Miss Rosina Floyd of Atlanta is XiXtravtrgra. , *P//i/y //J F Y >vibMU w; OTtA'Mg This is the first week in when most every wrttnu-d I While we are ent It usiiist it tliin,r? let us tin the nut^t STAKTlXt. it hunk neettun I which l*v this time next veti ?,..u/i we will hnve mtitle it I/>o rO/'/v* hunk We Pay 4 per cent interest RARMERS& MKR< "ABSOLUTELY SAFK" _J_ A l!? rs ureenn you very much for your pal u will help to make the Ye of the season, we beg to re -?I Kin? Tti me uig Svfe; s. | Photo or T&tt copyright by Purdy. i IN January the $15,000,000 Equitab bounced the discovery of the 9ou renominated in June. In July tfc forced to send troops to quell a P election of Wilson, and the house of in here for the week with her parents, Mr and Mrs L) W Floyd. Miss Lizzie Floyd, who has been attending Limestone college is at home for tiie holidays. Mr W E Severance and family and Miss Eva North are visiting relatives at Laurinburg this week. Miss Lizzie and Beverly Jones left Monday night for Dunellen, Fla, to visit their sister. Mrs J A Prater. I </*omy i |i I the year, and the week ocr tleeides to da right. over <loing the right logieal right thing by f?no nint ter ho w sniall? ir will have grown, begrow. ? itig with on savings accounts. 3HANTS BANK. LAKE CITY, S.C. nr. 1 & < tronage in the paSt and ho ar of 1913 oi?r "Banner Ye, main, yours truly, ?st ree H Wholesale and Events o vER? H| Photos of Equitable fire, Roosevelt and le building In New York was burned do th pole In March. April witnessed the T le mikado of Japan died, aod the follow iicnraguan revolt tu September. The op uveniors met Id Richmond. Va.. In Deoe Judge 0 S Baldwin is spending the week at his old home in Whitevide, N C. The Rev E P Easterling and family are spending several days at their former home in Bennettsville. The Rev C C Derrick and family i are visiting at Leesville. II "./atar;"- T.aa:;acjBBS -Wis! I mi Com We opened for business ' our sales have really excee : take this occasion to than] ers for their patronage s store and hope our libera merit a continuance of the Year. On January 1, 1913, th< effective. We will prepay 1 in our dry goods and notioi ments, the package not to pounds, thereby enabling and have tie goods deliver at which thev are sold whe | is a consideration that shou THE CADES MERCA Cades 3ing Out The < jood Wishes F pe that you will favor us w ar" in the Hardware Busir ardware I Retail Dealer: f Interest P\ fli?^ jppMp 13 lL. ' BBBMi Wilson copyright by American Press As wn. Roosevelt threw his "hat in the rir itanic disaster. Wilbur Wright, the pion ing month was marked by the death of \\ enlng engagement of the Balkan wur too mber. P Talmage Askins and his sister, Miss Violet, are at home from Furman University and Greenville Female college, respectively. Miss Abbie Day,of the faculty of ; Columbia collegers the guest of Miss j Maymie Green for the holidays. | Miss Ethel Nesmith. who has been i IHMUMI IH ii B.' ih a5B5B8EME33? I pany on November 4, 1912, and dec! our expectations. We \ our mends and custominee the opening of this 1 dealings with you shall 3 same throughout the New g ? Parcels Post act became | the postage on any article | is, shoe and hat depart- E weigh in excess of eleven | you to buy of us by mail | ed at vour door at a price I in you call in person. This | Id appeal to you. | NTILE COMPANY, , s. c. * Did; Ring In T1 :or All; Good Li .:< u n ~ ~? ? il11 a cui 1 liiiudiicc ui liic s>a less. CO. | We L 5 In 1912 ifft a ?jfefa >- flnwnM iiB a i&HaSBBsw?! ^ ^^^BBc&SHmH U MlflPMMhMn isociation. iff" in February, iioakl Amundsen an- , eer of aviation, died in May. Taft was llliam Booth iD London. America was k place in October November saw the I I I The Bank CADE! We will pay 5 Per Cer on all deposits left with i I posited not later tnan jai interest from January 1. All Transacffons Willi Us Are and small depositors recen lar^e ones. Let us serve you durin run u-Vi ? J ltie JcsanK Ca.des ^nsr"Z"XX3I I2STG JI': ^ we can furnish at the lowest possible pric* handle the best of everything in music, a with you. Railroad Fare Paid io P Out-of-Town Customers. Siegling' Muj 243 King St, Ch he New! uck To You. me throughout the New -ead--Others^^ 1 , , teaching in Greensboro, N C, is here for the holidays at the home of her brother, Dr M D Nesmith. Mr E D Sallenger spent Christmas day in town. Miss Olive Sturgeon has returned from Sumter, where she has been visiting. Mr J L C Moore is spending several days in Charleston this week. Miss Martha Piatt of Wedgefield is here visitiner her friend. Miss Lai la RookeMr B C Truluck, Jr, and wife were i in town Friday with relatives, returning from Ninety-Six, where they were married Thursday. Mrs Truluck was Miss Lillian Lipscomb of Ninety-Six, and for some time a popular teacher in this section. Mr Richardson Chandler is at home from Wofford, visiting his mother, Mrs E Belle Turner. Mr and Mrs Philip H Arrowsmith j are visiting in Manning this week. Mr W E Nesmith and family of Cades were the guests of his brother. Dr M D Nesmith, Wednesday. M Wilbur Jones, now of Florence, visited his parents, Mr and Mrs B Wallace Jones, Wednesday. Mr S A Caldwell came from Dar- * lintfton to spend the week at home. Mr J L Cook of Columbia spent a few hours in town Wednesday en route to his former home at Rhems. Miss Estelle Haselton visited in Florence Monday. of Cades f j s, s. c. J it Interest | is for one year. If de- 1 luary 10, will figure the j i Held Strictly Confidential J re the same attention as T g the year 1918. a , s. c. J 1- Zl^r J^LTJSXC /1 r s. or on easy terms, if desired. VV nd it will be a pleasure to correspon iano Tuning in the Country t Reasonable Rates. sic House, arleston, S. C. , ^