The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-02-01
LOCAL DOTS

weather forecast: Saturday
cloudy, probably local rains.
Mr.. j. p. Crenshaw is erecting a
new five-room cottage at his home
near the Ashland farm, in this
county
Mr.. Sam Walkup, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. M. walkup, of the Tizah
section, who was operated on for
appendicitis at the Presbyterian
hospital in Charlotte last Monday,
is getting along very nicely
Misses Margaret and Bessie Cum
ningham are undergoing treatment
at the Fernell infirmary in Rock
HILL
Did you notice the large adver-
tisement of the Lancaster cotton
mills In the Corn Exposition num-
Der of The State? 1t had a con-
spicuous place and will help direct
the attention of many people to
this great manufacturing concern.
Mr.. L. G. Payseur writes home
that he and Mrs. Payseur are en-
Toying their Southern trip and are
delighted with New Orleans, where
already thousands of visitors have
arrived for the Mardi Gras fete
next week. He says the flowers are
in full bloom in that quaint old
city.
The mammoth Corn Show" edi-
tion of The State this week contains
an interesting contribution from
Lancaster sent by it's local CORES
pondent, Mr.. j. X. Connors, in which
is set forth the progress this county
has made in agricultural achieve
ment during the past year. Be sure
to read it on page seven Of this
paper.
Mr.. Langley c. Street and Mrs.
Wren Wood were married last Sun
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
manse, Rev. Hugh r. Murchison
officiating.
We have hearo with sincere re-
gret that Rev. c. S. Young, pastor of
Unity A. r. P. church, suffered
stroke Of paralysis last Saturday
night, affecting his entire right
side. We join with his many friends
In the hope that he will soon re-
cover.
Little Miss Katharine Stevens,
who has been quite sick at the home
of her parents on Main street, is
recovering rapidly.
Attention is called to the sketch
of Prof. A. r. Banks published in
this issue. Professor Banks has
hosts of friends in Lancaster, where
he taught so successfully for a num-
Der Of years, who will appreciate
the deserved tribute to him by one
who appreciates the service he has
rendered the cause of education in
South Carolina.
Magistrate W. p. Caskeys many
friends will regret to hear of his
serious illness at his home on Ca
tawba street.
Miss F. l.. Ruff, representing the
st. Margaret's Home for Incurables
and Convalescents in Charleston.
was in town Thursday soliciting sub
scriptions for this worthy institu-
ton. Quite a number Of our citi-
zens responded to her appeal and
made contributions.
Uncle Howell Shute and Mr.. Will
son Rowell were in town this week.
both looking young and vigorous,
Notwithstanding their years.
Mrs. Harriet Ingram, widow of
the late Allen Ingram, died of heart
failure Wednesday at the mill vii
lage. aged so years. The remains
were carried to Rock Hill Wednes-
day night for burial.
A number of Lancaster's progress
sive farmers. from every section of
the county have been to the Corn
Show. We hope each one of these
men will influence several of his
neighbors to go next week.
Mr.. ]. Consar Nelson of the
Jacksonham section was bitten last
Saturday by his dog, which was ap-
parently mad. Mr.. Nelson went to
Columbia for examination but
could not learn positively whether
or not there was danger of hydro
phobia as the dogs head would
have to be examined and this was
impossible for the dog disappeared
after biting his master, and has
not been found. AS a precaution.
however, DR.. r. c. Brown, Mr..
Nelson's physician, is giving him the
Pasteur trea eatment.