The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-06-12
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tnlS week.
Mr.. John 7. Green paid a visit 4,
Charlotte this week.
Supt. Theis, of the Halle Gold Mine
was in town this week.
Col. H. G. McIlwain, of Columbia
spent yesterday in Lancaster.
Mr.. r. NJ. Langley, of Rock Hill
spent Wednesday in Lancaster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett and daughter
Miss Agnes, of Camden. are visiting
Miss Annie Witherspoon.
MayorT. NJ. Hughes went to kershaw
wednesday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Susan Brewer.
Messrs. Ira Jones and Fred Adams.
Clemson cadets, came home "Wednesday
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. d. z. Strother, of Lancaster. has
returned from visit to her sister. Mrs.
Susan HinsOn, of Rich Hill.
'' N'"iioS ~. JULIUS, Ol lIancaS Ter,
Is the guest of Miss Annie c. Hardin on
Wylie street.-Chester Lantern.
The Rev. w. A. Beckham and family,
OF East Lancaster Circuit, visited rela-
tives in Kershaw this week.
Miss Gertrude Foster. teacher in the
Sumter graded schools, returned home
this week to spend the summer.
Miss Florence Brown, teacher in the
Bishopville graded school, has returned
home for the summer vacation.
MIR. L. F.. Mellow, of the Yorkville
bar, spent Wednesday in Lancaster. his
old home, on professional business.
The Rev. I'll. b. Pratt, ID. D., of Hac-
ensack, \. j., is visiting his son in law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. K. f..
Wylie.
Misses Ivor and Hannah Brown, the
daughters of Mr.. A. p. Brown, of Sene-
ca, are visiting their aunt here. Mrs.
l.. J. Perry.
Misses Ellen and Melita Floyd return
cd yesterday from visit of several days
spent with relatives at Lancaster
Era.
Miss Ada Clyburn, of the Halle Gold
Mine section, who has been yisiting q
relatives in Georgia and Alabama, re-
turned horne this week
Mr.. r. T.. wylie went over to Rock
Hill yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral of his kinsman. the lamented
Capt. w. l.. Roddey.
Mr.. NJ. III. Johnson has returned from
Charlotte, where he has been visiting
Mrs. Johnson, who is undergoing treat
ment in a hospital in that city.
Prof. l.. T.. Kirkley, who has been
at Santuck the past two years,
IS visiting his parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. kirkley. y.-Kershaw Era.
Miss Emma Swearingen, stenographer
20 the Carolina Ice Machine Co., Char
.otte, spent couple of days here this
week with her sister, Miss Irene Swear
ngen.
Misses Ruth, Grace, Ida and little
Master Tom Mellow, of Lancaster. spent
Wednesday in Heath Springs at Mrs.
W. a. Hughes, the guests of little Miss
Reba Laws.
Mr.. w. Il. Gregory and daughters.
Misses Carrie and Leila, who have been
treatment at the Charlotte
returned home yesterday,
All improved in health.
Miss Maggie Tompkins, after spend
ng several weeks at Heath Springs with
ner aunt, Mrs. w. A. Hughes, has gone
20 the plantation to be with her aunt.
Miss K. NJ. Clark. of the Dry Creek
section.
The Rev. Chalmers Fraser has gone
20 Chesterfield county to assist the Rev.
'ames Russell in meeting. His pull
pit, at the Presbyterian church. will be
illed tomorrow by DIR. II. Il. Pratt, of
New Jersey, who is here on a visit, as
noted elsewh here
Mr.. +. L. Twitty, of Heath Springs,
spent Thursday night in Lancaster He
paid this Office pleasant call while
mere. Mrs. Twitty is spending few
lays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IIilliard, in the Russell Place section.
Miss Marie Caskey, the accomplished
laughter Of Mr.. w. q. Caskey, of New