The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-21
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last Thursday. Miss Catherine Stewart
Of Rock Hill is the teacher.
The Lower Camp Creek school will
open next Monday, with Mr.. Sam F..
Massey, of this place, as teacher.
DR.. X. q. Elliott, who has been con-
6ned to his bed by sickness for several
days, was able to be out again yester-
day.
Mr.. j. l.. Lee, who was very pain
fully injured last Sunday by being
thrown from his horse, is still confined
70 his room.
The military company recently or
sanized here will meet i'm the court
house rext Monday night by order of
Capt. Hunter.
Miss L1llier Stevens has given up her
work at the graded schools for several
aonths on account of her health
Greenwood Journal.
OF course everybody will observe
Thanksgiving Day-next Thursday.
10Th instant. All business will be sus-
pended on that day.
little son of Mr.. George Faulken-
berry, who returned to this county
from Louisiana in August last, is very
i'll. The lad is about four years old.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Iwitty, of Heath Springs, died
wednesday afternoon, aged about five
months. The burial was at Salem
cemetery Thursday afternoon.
This is not the season of the wear for
Tor turkey hens to get busy, but Mrs.
9"hh H. Porter, of Dixie, has one of the
bronze variety that is now sitting on IL
eggs which she laid this winter.
The Carmel Hill school, in the Dry
creek section, will open next Monday.
with Miss Nell Hough, of Lancaster. as
toacher' Patrons are expected to have
thelr children present on that day,
tenant house on Mr.. NJ Y. eau
Cnen's place, in the vicinity of Heath
Springs, was destroyed by ire Tuesday
afternoon. 1t was occupied by ED.
bruce, colored, who lost everything he
hau. The origin of the fire is not known.
Z. B. Cook had the misfortune to get
one of his legs broken this morning.
IL seems that he had some colored men
moving a marble slab and the stick on
which they were carrying it broke and
the slab fell, striking Mr.. Cooks leg,
breaking it.-Rock Hill Record.
At the meeting Wednesday ofthe cred
itsrs of the Lancaster rocery company.
which recently made an assignment,
MID. Reece Williams, who is assignee,
was also elected agent of creditors.
The Liabilities are about $500; assets,
ABOUT $1,000 er SliOO.
Mr.. III. l.. McManus of Monroe town
saip was on Wednesday of last week
married to Miss Emma Helms. The
marriage was solemnized at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ambrose Helms, in the Carmel neigh
5orh ood Monroe Journal
The suit of B. Il. knight against the
hanetta Mills for $4,000 damages was
concluded Tuesday. Verdict of 300 for
the plaintiff. j. III. Foster and A. l..
0aston represented the plaintiff; =. f..
NcFadden and Sanders & DePass the
defendants Reporter.
The fever situation at Winthrop Col
lose is greatly improved. DIR. Kinard
states that it will only be n week or so
until the disease will be a thing of the
past. Many students who went home
Mt the outbreak have returned, and are
pursuing the daily routine of studies
Rock Hill Record.
The following item, written by NJ. l..
Troutman, was received by mail from
Atlanta, Ga: Married at the residence
% Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Troutman, No.
lfT Lee ST., Atlanta Ga, on Saturday,
october 3lst at 1880 a. m, Miss Matte
Kirkley to Mr.. Oscar B. Flaggler, of
Van Vert, Ohio.-Kershaw Era.
some of The News subscribers re-
esived only instead of & pages of the
issue of the 18th instant, due to the fact
that the papers ran short, some of the
rosms shipped here by the manufacture
srs failing to have the requisite num-
ser of sheets in them. The shortage
was not discovered until il was too late
to make up the deficiency.
Rev. c. S. Young left Due West on
last Thursday for Edgemoor. He COM
Aenced "A meeting for Rev. II. l.. Lum-
sus on Friday, which ran through the
sabbath. Bro. Young is doing fine
work in Lancaster County. els look
ing after several churches. These all
have the assessments. pastors salaries
and Sabbath School literature paid up
to date. with increased interest in all
o. church work.-Associate Reformed
Presbyterian.
Mr.. Lloyd Moore moved yesterday
into his handsome new home in East
End, which, by the way, is one of the
most conveniently arranged and taste.
ftIilv finished pf I,appaSter'S