The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18
Personal.

missouri, 10 VlSlt relatives.
Prof. h. y. Nisbet, of WaXhaw, NC,
who is now superintendent of education
for Union county, spent Wednesday
night here with his brother, Mr.. }. T..
Nisbet.
Miss Isabel Davis is visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. Il. l.. Robertson, in the Oak
hurst section.
Miss Annie Gregory, of Atlanta, ia,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. +.
Gregory.
Mrs. Waddy X. Thomson, who has
been visiting her parents in Darlington,
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
The Hon. w. U. Clyburn, of Halle
Gold Mine, spent Tuesday night and
Wednesday i'm Lancaster.
Miss Clarice Knight, of Gastonia,
formerly of Lancaster, is visiting friends
in Rock Hill.
Mrs. ELLA Adkins and Miss Lena
Whitesell, of Fort Mill, =. c., are visit
ing Miss Pearl Hunter.
Mr.. l.. &. Payseur and his daughters.
Mrs. j. T.. Poore, of Columbia, and
Mrs. GEO. Gatling, of Raleigh, y. g.,
who are spending the summer here with
their parents, returned Wednesday
night from visit to- relatives i'm North
Carolina. They were joined i'm Char
lotte by Mr.. Payseur's youngest daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. +. Boswell, of Burkeville,
Va, who will also spend while at her
old home.
DIR. j. r.. Welsh, Messrs. j. f.. Black
mon, j. :. Wilson, IL. y. Sowell l.. =.
Elliott and q. G. Carnes visited Ker-
shaw this week, as we learn from The
Era.
The Rev. &. p. Carter, of Van Wyck,
spent Thursday in Lancaster.
Mr.. Joe Baker. one of Flat Creek's
public spirited citizens and hustling
farmers, spent Wednesday in town.
Mr.. X. G. McNIanus. a well known
citizen ofthe Heath Springs section, was
a visitor to Lancaster this week.
Miss Pearl Miller is visiting in Mon
roe.
Miss Bessie Sowell has been spending
a few days with relatives in kershaw.
MIR. and Mrs. Crawford Iinson. of
Lando, :. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Pitman, of Pedro, Florida, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hill
ton, of Primus, as well as relatives in
the LongsVille section, returned 10 their
respective homes yesterday.
Mrs. y. p. Mcclure leaves today for
Blacksburg, to visit relatives.
Miss Ruth Rollings, daughter of Mr..
Lewis Rollings, of Oakhurst, is visiting
Miss Maude Clyburn, daughter of Mr..
John +. Clyburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Caskcy, of New
cut section, returned yesterday from
pleasant visit To- relatives in Georgia,
at Washington and Athens. They stop
ped over at Due West rs they came
back. Mr.. CaSkey says he saw lots of
drowned out, grassy corn in Georgia,
and the cotton in that state, he says, is
not so good as that along the road he
travelled in South Carolina, particularly
at Johnston and Trenton.
Miss Annie Linglc has returned from
visit to her brother Mr.. Van Lingle,
in the Dwight section.
Mr.. w. G.. Thomson attended the
meeting in Columbia this week of the
State board of equalization, of which
he is n member.
Miss H. len Lindsay is visiting friends
in Rock Hill.
Miss Mamie King, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the Douglass section.
returned home Thursday.
Col. l.. e. Hough. the genial Mayor
Va iN'iSIihN' phSStu lIllpNISl tilt Guy OH
Monday on his way To Florencc.-The
Camden People.
Mrs. a. II. Hilliard is spending IA few
days with relatives in the Unity neigh
borhood.
Mr.. oliver Flowers, of Rock Hill, is
visiting MIR. Kelly cunningham.
Miss ora Lemmond, of Rock Hill,
who has been nursing her sister, Mrs.
II. q. McCorkle, left yesterday after
noon for kerShaw to nurs" another pa
iient. Miss Margaret Lcmmond, anoth-
er sister, came over from Lancaster
yesterday afternoon to be with Mrs.
cCor<lc.-Chcstcr Lantern.
Dr. g. w. PooVcy went to Ridgcway
one day This week to see his sister, Miss
Willie PooVcy, who has not yet rccOv-
cred from the operation she recently un-
derwcnt for appendicitis.
Miss Theodocia Mosely of Westvillc.
is visiting Misses Annie and Josie
Blackmon near Halle Gold Minc.-Ker-
shaw Fra.
Mrs. Emily W. Miller and Miss Eva
Lowry. of Jefferson, are visiting rca-
tives in KcrShaw
The Rev. w. \. Driggert, of Green
Vile, who has been visiting Mr.. X. j .
Flynn, OF the New Cut section. return-
ed home yesterday.
Mr.. w. l.. Wvlic of Rock Hill, who