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KELTON NEWS.
Kelton, Dec. 30.?We are havin
much rain thp past few days.
Christmas passed off ver
quietly on the Ridge. No fighting o
killing that I have heard of. but plen
ty of booze, but most of th? men b?
haveri themselves. There wnc severs
octal gatherings on the Ridge dui
ing Christmas and the ho'Mavs. bu
as I am not a widower and did no
attend any of these parties, I ca:
not Rive yon the details of them, bu
will say we have some clever wldo\
ors on the Ridge, but they have r
automobiles or swift horses but ar
Well prepared to care f.,r a goo
'4rfdow or an old maid, pro'-ided sh
is not too old. A young lady migh
do well to get one of them. I thinl
they would like to join the Widower
Association of Jonesville, if the
knew how and to whom to apply fo
membership.) Can't Mbxy or Tele
phone give them a little in'-wmation
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coleman of Spar
ttanburg are spending the holiday
wnn Mrs. K. N. Uallman, Mrs. Cole
groan's mother.
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county, are vlsitlni
thf-ir oi) Ridgf
visiting relatives lnl&Jrl^Surg.
Messrs. Bep Little, ShqPT Gantt
H. C. Little ajtf jfcherr arc off on i
hunt in F&!ra01^bunty for a fev
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. F. KELL
THE LAND MAN
CITIZENS BANK BUILDIN
UNION, S. C.
in Business Without a Dissatisfies
Tlye Flat xxock Sunday Scbnol gave
a Christmas tree last F*rldo;/ for the
8 children, which they enjovtd
Rev. Mr. Qlbson, the new pastor of
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- uie iveuon circuit, filled hi* pulpit at
r Foster's Chapel Sunday evening, to a
l" fairly good congregation. He made
a good impression on hie hearers.
1 Let every one of his members hold
up his hands in his noble work, if
they expect great results.
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t SOUTH UNION DOT8.
Christmas is over, and another
year will soon be here. How Bwiftly
' the years seem to pass,
d I hope every one enjoye.1 Xmas in
e the right way, and will have no burt
dens of sin on their conscience to bek
gin the new year with.
s It haB seemed dull on this end of
y town during the holidays, owing 1
r suppose, to the inclement weather.
Unity and Tabernacle Sunday
? Schools had a Christmas tree Thurs
'ay night, which was largciy attendb
ed.
Some of our people have b,een shut
in during the holidays with the
f naughty mumps, as our editor terms
? th?m.
!. Mr. Gus Hollingsworth and Mr.
e Gilliam from Spartanburg, came
home for a two-weeks vacation.
Miss Josie Lee, v/ho has just comi
pleted a business course In Spartanv
burg, came home to visit friends ber-??"p
beginning her w^rir ?>->
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stance and appreciation. Mere 1
we. We have endeavored every <
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reached our ideals and ambitions
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or it is our purpose wih your hel
1914 than ever before.
1 us to make a great record with
lore for everv custnm*?r that haa
same money would have done any
vays tried to give you value recei
>uld do you good by it^ quality as
a larger share of your business,
rear. With the assurance that it a
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Misses Ldlla Holllngeworth end Lena
Lee of Columbia are visiting rel- *
atives during the holidays. 4
Mr. Larry Hollingsworth, who attends
school at Charlotte, N. C., is
spending two weeks with hie parents
on Hart street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blaukwell and
family are guests of Mr. T W. Hollingsworth
this week.
Mr.,,Tom ftlalock and daughter,, ^
Irene, from 'Clinton, visited on thta
end Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Jim Copeland and mother, and
Mr. Jim Adair and wife of Clinton,
visited Mr! Joe Holllngsworth's
family on South Church ttreet last
week.
Rev. C. A. Klrby and family from
Greenville visited relatives on this
side during the holidays. Rev. Mr.
Kirby filled the pulpit at Tabernacle
church Sunday night.
Mr. Claud Jolly from the South Carolina
University at Columbia, spent
the holidays at .home.
Wishing all a Happy and Prosperous
New Y^ar, I will say adieu.
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At the Hancock hotel, Carlisle, 8.
C., December 30, 1913, Mr W. L.
Comer and Miss Lizzie Le<\ both of
Newberry. The Rev. A.. McA. Pittman,
paator of the Baptist church,
performed the ceremony in the presence
of a number of friends.
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