The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
Personal.

| Mr. Joe Turner, of Fort Lawn, was in
the city flew hours Monday.
MIR. Jesse Mobley, of Kershaw, spent
sunday night here.
Mr.. Stafford Graham, now of Great
rails, spent from Saturday until Mon
uay In Lancaster, his old home. y,
Miss Mary Nancye Mobley, of Heath
springs, visited her cousin, Miss Leila
Harper, last week.
Col. Leroy Springs spent Saturday
ana Sunday at Asheville, y. c., with
MS son, Master Elliott, who is attend
ing school i'm that vicinity.
MIR. w. Il. Estridg9, of Flat Creek.
spent Friday night and Saturday morn
ing In Lancaster. He paid this Office
pleasant call while here.
Mrs II. NJ. Belk and Miss Mamie
olypurn, of Dixie, spent Saturday
in Lancaster.
Mr.. j. :. l.. Barton, of the Heath
springs section, spent Saturday in town
ne pald thlS oilice a pleasant call
Miss Estelle Bailey, of Elgin, visited
MISS Marie Stover Monday.
MIR. s. Beckham, Sr., of Pleasant
Hill, was in town Monday, returning
from visit To his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Nisbet, of
the Jacksonham section.
Mr. =. ID. Bell< and Mr.. j. V. Hilton.
OF TaNahaw, were among the Lancas-
ter county visitors at the State fair in
Columbia last week.
Little Miss Fay Williams, daughter
OF Mr. :. II. Williams, of East End, has
returned from few days visit to he r
grandmother.
Mr.. f.. NJ. Lowry and son. Mr.. Char
lie Lowry, of TaXahaw, were anon q
the pleasant callers at this Office last
Saturday.
Miss Eliza Horton, one of the popular
and attractive young lady teachers in
the Lancaster graded school. spent Sat
urday in Colum bia.
Miss Ella Robinson is visiting rela-
tives in York.
Miss Caskey, of Dry Creek, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Beckham, in
East End.
Miss jeanette Shapard, of Opelika.
Ala, is visiting Miss Juanita Wylie.
Mr. II. j. Flynn and daughter Miss
Eunice, of New Cut, attended the fair in
Columbia last week
Mr. l.. c. Harrison, of the Southern
Power company, spent Monday in Lam
caster.
Mr.. j. l.. Poag and Mr.. John =. Rid
de, the well-known I.ancastrians who
who are now ON the road" have been
spending day or two here with their
respective families.
The Hon. Mat j Hough. of Landsford
spent Monday in Lancaster. During a
brief call at this Office he spoke feelingly
of the recent death of his old comrade
m a fol.
Laney, of Chesterfield, whom he said
was n noble fellow and brave SOL
der" 1t was 20 hours, instead of 8 as
published, that Mr.. Laney remained on
picket duty after Lees surrender, said
Mr.. liough, the faithful sentinel having
received no notice of the termination of
hostllitles. His command was 80 miles
distant when he was apprised of the
surrender.
Mr.. j. II. Gregory, of Flat Creek, was
one of the pleasant callers at this Office
Monday.
Miss Hope Gregory, Winthrop stud
ent, accompanied by three of her col
lege mates, Misses Gladys Bark sdale,
Annie Lee Abbott and Irma Duckett
came over from Rock Hill Saturday and
spent until Monday afternoon with
Miss Gregory's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Gregory.
MIR. and Mrs. Burke Lemmond, of
Columbia, spent Monday in Lancaster,
the formers old home.
Editor j. w. Hamel and Mr.. John Il.
Stevens, of Kershaw, were in town yes
| tefday.
Miss Isabel Davis attended the chrys-
anthemum show in Yorkvillc last week
returning Saturday.
Mr.. j. T.iWylie, the popular manager
of the Cloud store, !paid brief visit to
Rock Hill Monday.
GdTUiH- G0rUiH.