The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-09-12
Personal.

c., is in town to take up his work as a
member of the Junior class in Erskine.
A. Il. Presbyterian, Due West.
Capt. A. ii. Greene has returned from
his extended tour of the North and West.
He was absent from home more than
three months.
Misses Joyce Clark, Elfreida Poag,
Bessie Sowell, Marie Horton, Annie
Wilson and Robbie Porter, all of whom
graduated from the tenth grade of the
Lancaster graded schools the past ses-
sion; Misses Perine Slower, Margaret
Williamson, Pearl McManus, Hope
Gregory, Annette Stover, Celeste Cau-
then and Mildred Cunningham,
old students OF Winthrop college,
and Miss Ethel Porter, of Dixie, will
leave here next Tuesday for Winthrop,
to be ready for the opening of the col
1ege the next day.
r. Mack Robinson, son of Mr.. =. ID.
Robinson, has gone to Glover to enter
the Bethel High school.
Messrs. w. j. and T. X. Cunningham
and Mr.. b. c. Hougb spent Wednesday
in Charlotte.
Miss Callie Sowell and Miss Jessie
Porter, two Of Lancaster's bright young
ladies, both Winthrop College graduates,
leave today for Lincolnton, y. c., where
they have accepted positions as teachers
in the schools.
Mrs. O. X. Williams and child, of
Rock IIill are visiting Mrs. j. ). Will
son.
Miss Etta skipper will return to
Elizabeth College, Charlotte, next
Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Massey, of Fort Mill,
spent Thursday in Lancaster.
Mrs. h. brennan, of Rock Hill, is
visiting her son, Mr.. w. +. brennan,
in East End.
Mr.. \. II. Rollings, of kershaw, spent
n day or two in Lancaster this week.
Editor Hamcl and daughter, Miss
Dot IIamel, of Ilcrshaw, are visiting in
Florida.
Mr.. O. B. Adams, who has been
spending the summer at his home in
this vicinity, left Thursday afternoon
for Malvern, Ark, To resume his work
as teacher there, going by way of Ten
nessee to see his sister, Mrs. T.. j. Math-
is.
The Rev. =. y. Watson and son, Mas
ter Charles, of Concord, y. c., spent
Wednesday night and Thursday in Lam
caster, their old home. They were
returning from n trip to Heath Springs,
Mr.. Watson last charge in this State
before removing To Concord, To accept
the pastorate of the First Baptist church
of that city.
MIR. }. NJ. Eoder and son, MIR. Her
man Ioder, of Nanwyck, spent Thurs
day in Lancaster.
Mr.. w. j. Crcnshaw, of NanwYck,
was in town Wednesday.
Miss Helen Colebun and brother,
Master Joe Colcburn, who have been
visiting their grandparents, Judge and
Mrs. ID. \. Williams, left yesterday
afternoon torther home in Birmingham,
Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. III. Remington and
Miss Mary Todd spent Monday in Mon
roe with Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Barton. Mr..
Barton, who has been sick for several
months is slowly improving.
Miss Bess McManus has returned
from her visit TO Bamberg.
Miss Latham of Riverside, :, G., is
the guest of Miss Dora Agnew of Don
aids. Mr.. j. II. Latham of Riverside,
who married Miss Marion Agnew of
Donalds, graduate of -. W. +. c.,
spent two weeks i'm visiting friends AT
Donalds. Mrs. Latham and the children
accompanied him. Reformed
Presbyterian.
Little Miss Edna Bailey, of Elgin,
spent yesterday in Lancaster with
her friend, Miss Marie StoVer.
Mr. Strothcr Ford left for Lancaster
yesterday morning to resume his posi-
tion with the Lancaster Cotton Mills,
after a two weeks visit To his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. :. Ford.-Chester Re
porter
Mr.. Pike lIinnant and sister, Miss
Mittic, who have been visiting their
cousin. Mrs r. =. Carter, have returned
To their home i'm williamsburg county.
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