The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-22
Personal.


Tuesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Thos.
B. Clyburn.
Mrs. Annie Ussery, of Hart Co. Ga,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Ussery, returned
home last Friday.-Kershaw Era.
Mr.. J. C. Lindsay, of Rock Hill,
spent Wednesday in Lancaster, his old
home.
Mrs. r. p. Horton and children, of
Lancaster, are visiting at Mr.. w. w.
Horton 's.-Kershaw Era.
Mr.. and Mr. +. r. Patterson, of Fort
Mill, visited the formers brother, Mr..
j. f. Patterson, and family this week.
Mr.. Orin c. Blackmon, the successful
truck grower OF this vicinity, paid his
first visit to Kershaw in ten years Tues
day. He was accompanied home by
Miss Mamie Whitley, relative, who
remained until Thursday, returning to
Kershaw on the morning train accom-
panied by Mr.. Blackmon's daughter,
Miss Sadie.
Miss Sarah Talbot, of Charlotte, is
visiting her friend Miss Estelle Roddey.
Mr.. Joe McIlwain, of the Lancaster
Mercantile company, spent his vacation
in North Carolina.
Mayor T. NJ. Hughes spent Tuesday in
Kershaw.
Merchant j. II. Wylie paid his first
visit to Kershaw last Tuesday, the day
of the county campaign meeting there.
Mrs. G.. w. Peters and her SON law,
Mr.. +. l.. Williams, of Fort Lawn, Wis
tied Mrs. Peters daughter, Mrs. j. p.
Pittman, at Halle Gold Mine.-Ker-
shaw Era.
Miss Josie Blackmon of the Halle
Gold Mine section is visiting relatives
at Antioch. Era.
Misses Viola and Lola Estridge are
visiting relatives at Lancaster.-Ker-
| shaw Era.
Miss Connie Davis visited Kershaw
this week.
Mr.. j. a. McCaskill, of Kershaw, Wis
tied Columbia this week.
Mr.. III. f. Turner of the Fort Lawn
section, paid this office a pleasant call
! Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Milling accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. Barford, to Yorkville this
week. She will return home Monday.
f.. ID. Blakeney, ESQ, of Kershaw,
visited Columbia this week.
Mr.. T. J. McNinch has removed his
family to Camden, where he opened a
marble yard some time ago,
Master Henry Pardue visited rela-
tives at Fort Lawn and Chester this
week
Messrs. Allen and Oscar Adams spent
several days in Charleston this week.
Miss Wren Hudson, has been visiting
friends and relatives in Rock Hill this
week.
Miss Maggie and Master Leonard Hud
son have been visiting relatives at Riv-
erside this week
Mr.. w. l.. Blackmon, one ofKershaw S
leading citizens, was in town Thursday
and yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. q. w. Poovey and the
latter's mother, Mrs. NJ. r.. Cauthen,
returned this week from a visit to the
doctors parents at Ridgeway.
Mr.. J. p. Allison has gone to Cleve-
land Springs and other points in North
| Carolina.
| Misses Lilly Askew, Of Mt. Tabor,
and Leila Weathers, of st. George, who
visited Miss jamie Cauthen. In the
1 Oakhurst section, left Monday for their
| respective hornes.-Kershaw Era.
! Miss Marie Horton, Of Lancaster, Is
! visiting in kershaw at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. $. N. Gay.-Kershaw Era.
Mrs. Frank X. Barford, of Atlanta
Ga, after spending a couple of weeks
very pleasantly Mt the home Of Capt T.
G. Hicks, left Wednesday for Yorkville
To visit her brothers, Messrs. X. j. and
| f.. =. Mackorell. She will be joined at
| Yorkville by Mr.. Barford and together
they will go to Lake Toxaway for a few
days before returning home.
Mr.. =. w. Taylor of Laurens visited
his college mate, Mr.. Ivey Ferguson of
| this place. this week.
Misses Annie Culp, of Bell Town,
Lula Culp. of WaNhaw, and Eme Culpi
of Grace, visited Misses Sadie and Nan
ME Dabncy the past week.
Mrs. j. \. T.. >islare, of Lancaster,
and Miss Cornelia bye, of Kershaw,
are guests at the home of Hon. j. II
! Haiic.-Fort Mill Times.
| Mr.. W. II. Roberts, of Columbia, is
/ visiting relatives in this county, his old
! home.
| The Rev. X. Lee Robinson, of Cam
den, Ma, who is spending his vacation
| in this vicinity with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs y. II. Robinson, attended the