The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-09-23
Personal.

Misses Hessie and Corrinne Thomson
left Monday for Converse College, Spar
tanburg.
Misses Lula and Ida Crenshaw, of
Heath Springs, who have been visiting
Mr.. John King and family, returned
home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Powell and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Powell, of Columbia,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McNinch.
the parents of Mesdames Powell.
Mr.. Claude Ferguson, of Florida, is
visiting his brothers, Messes George
and James Ferguson.
Mr. Otis L.. Johnson left Saturday for
baltimore to take course in pharma-
cy in the University of Maryland.
Mr.. Berry Mobley, one of the lead
ing citizens OF the Heath Springs section,
spent Monday in Lancaster.
Mr.. Gus Hasseltine, who has been
spending the summer in Lancaster. his
old home, returned to Florida this
| week
Messrs. Harvey McMurray, James
Duncan and Ernest Carnes, young men
OF the county, left Monday for the
University of South Carolina.
Mr.. Benz. Hirsch, of New York, n
member of the Hirsch Bros. house
here, came down last week to help run
the business during the fall
Miss Isabel Erwin, of WASHINGTON.
ID. c., has been spending several days
with her kinsman, Mr.. w. McD.
Brown, and family.
ID. Reece Williams, Esq, paid pro-
fessional visit to Kershaw Saturday.
Miss Annie Bludsworth, who has
been spending some time in YorkviIle.
her old home, has returned to Lancas-
ter and resumed her position i'm the
cotton mills store.
Miss Elizabeth Brown is another of
Lancaster's bright young girls who,
will go to Columbia today to complete
her education at the College for Women.
me others, rs published in Saturdays
News, are Miss Maude Moore and Miss
Margaret Moore.
Col. ii. G. McIlwain. of Rock Hill
spent Saturday in Lancaster, his old
nome. lie very wisely laid in a supply
OF sweet-smelling, wholesome air be-
iore returning to the home of his adopt
ion.
MISS Mamie Clyburn, of Dixie, spent
friday night in Lancaster with rela-
uves.
Mrs. >. II. Bailey and little son, of
clinton who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Reece Williams, returned
home Saturday
MIR. Frank Cunningham will return
today to Clinton, To resume his studies
nj the Presbyterian College
Misses Maudc and Pearl Mitchell
have gone to Chicora College, Green
vile.
Mr.. w. \. Davis went to Kershaw Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy =. Davidson. of
kershaw, spent Sunday and Monday
here with Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Will
liams.
Misses Mayme and Bess Jones, who
have been visiting friends in Rock Hill,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Matilda Cauthen, of Heath
Springs, who has been spending two or
three days here with her sons and
daughters, returned home yesterday.
Col. Leroy Springs is in Baltimore
this week.
Messrs. Walter Mobley and Hazel
Vaughn, OF Heath Springs, visited Lam
caster this week
Mrs. F. O. London, of Atlanta, is Wis
ltng her sister, Mrs. X. l.. Crawford.
Miss Nell Tough, of Lancaster is Wis
lung her sister, Mrs. T.. f.. Cloud
Rock Hill Record.
Mr. p. II. Becl<ham, of Lancaster.
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
his sister, Mrs. NJ. +. utto.-Rock
Hill Record.
Messrs j. j. and $. T.. Bales. of
Pleasant Valley, spent yesterday in
Lancaster. The latter is the author of
the Clemson College letters in The News
which were so much enjoyed by our
readers. Mr.. Bailes's bright CORES
pondence will be greatly missed from
these columns, since he doesn't return
to Clemson, having graduated from the
institution the past session.
Miss Lillian Stover returned yester- I
day from an extended visit to relatives
in Rock Hill.
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