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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-08
OAK RIDGE.

Special to The News.
Oak Ridge, Dec. Tt has Leen
some time since you have heard
from us. We have some cotton to
pick yet and also some wheat to
SOW. Our people are. all we'll as far
as we know. The weather has been
somewhat rough for he past few
days. The mud was rough for the
fair at Lancaster. especially on
those new streets which they are
working on and cementing. T.
would have sure been fine if they
could have got them all down before
the fair.
Mr.. X. C.. Vaughn and his friend,
Mr Walter White, went out on n
hunting trip last Saturday after
noon, but their luck was dull. They
say game seems to be scarce i'm this
part of the county.
Mr.. John Cauthen attended the
fair and he says the flying man beats
anything he ever saw.
Mr.. Walter White spent last Sun
day afternoon in the Douglas sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cauthen of
New Hope section visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Bowers last Friday and
Saturday.
What has become of old Dry
Creek? What is she doing for her
self these hard times? cannot
hear from her these days and times.
and also Elgin and Jones X Roads?
Wake up and come again, get up
your wood and get ready for old
Santa Claus for christmas is Just
across the branch Don't. let him
slip upon you. BE ready and help
to unload him for. he is getting too
old to carry so much on his back.
Well my news Is running short!
Will hsv eto ring off for this time
and same some for another time, so
goodbye, farewell to you all till
see you again. OIL DTAB.
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LOCAL DOTS

There will be a basket sumner
at White BLUM school house next
Friday night. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Married December 5th. 1914.
Mr.. James Hair to Miss Hattie
Ghent, both Of the cotton mill viii
lage. by T. G. Coan, magistrate.
Rev. Palmer G. DuBose, a mis-
sionary to China from the Presby-
terian church, gave a most interest
ing address on that far-away coun-
try at the Lancaster Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening.
The Kings Daughters wish to
express thanks to the people from
both town and county, for assistance
and patronage during the county fair
especially to Mr.. j. M. Yoder of
Van Wyck, who contributed his fine
prize winning display of farm pro-
ducts. which will be sold by the
Kings Daughters. the proceeds to
go for charity work in Lancaster
County.
Mr.. Glenmore Barron. who was
seriously wounded on his farm in
Chester county recently, has suffi-
ciently recovered to return to his
Mr.. Barron was shot just above the
heart and his recovery is remark
able. The ball, which was n as
calibre, passed through the BODY.
Mr.. Barron will soon be entirely
well.-Union Times
CLERK of Court Paul Moore left
Monday for Charleston to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Masons of South Carolina. From
Charleston Mr.. Moore will go to
beaufort for visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Sam Paul.
Mrs. w. M. Reid Of Bishopvi,le.
Mrs. w. III. Galloway of Columbia,
Mrs. M. ]. Perry of Lancaster and
Mrs j. E. Ellerbee OF Marion were
charming visitors in the city Friday
between trains. They were en- route
to their homes from Yorkville,
where they attended the U. ID. C.
convention.-Rock Hill Record.
At the state U. ID. C. convention
held last week in Yorkville, Mrs. M.
]. Perry was. for the seventh time,
elected treasurer of the convention.
Mr.. Henry McIlwain, Jr., won
the IS in gold given by the Lancaster
Pharmacy to the person who guessed
the number of seed in a pumpkin,
which 1t has on display in their
winfow. Mr. McIlwain's guess,
s64 was found to nearest to the
correct number, which was 965.
Mr.. Frank Nicely and Miss
lsadora Baker of this county were
married yesterday at the A. r. p.
parsonage by the pastor, Rev. w. s.
Patterson.
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the Lancaster fair and reported a
nice time. We believe :haS had the
weather been fair there would have
Deen such a crowd in Lancaster
from Bethel as would nave surpass-
ed all previous records.
Miss Vera Hayes, daughter of
Mr. William Hayes, prominent
farmer of this section, and Mt.
Edgar Hinson OF Union county.
North Carolina, were quietly mar
ried Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Hinson will make their home
for the present with the brides
father, Mr.. Hayes,
Mrs. v. F. .Funderbur:s and little
son. Alfred, fjColumbta. arc visit
ing Mrs. FundeIburk's parents, Mt.
and Mrs. d. F.. Sapp. ~
Mr.. William Hayes spent Friday
and Saturday of last week at Rock
Hill. where he visited his wife. Mrs.
Hayes has been in the hospital there
since the 26th of November aid at
last report was getting on nicely.
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Social Neu,s

The Mothers Club held a pleas
ant and profitable meeting last
thursday afternoon at the home of
one or its members, Mrs. w. C. Dees
The subject for the afternoon was.
Shall We Explain the Why Of
matters, to Our Children" This
question was intelligently and ablv
treated in two papers. one by Mrs.
nathan Hirsch, the other by Mrs.
1. Meyers. Then followed a round
table discussion on this subject. In
contest. to be answered by the
names of the states of the Union.
MRS. Hirsch won the prize. After
the contest. Mrs. Dees served elab-
crate refreshments in two courses
::
The Friday Afternoon Book Gin,
Will meet next Friday afternoon. De-
cember IL. with Mrs Leroy Springs.
rms VIII be the last 1914 session
or this, the pioneer book club of the
town.
The U. ID. C. will meet Mt the
nome OF Mrs. G. j. Derrick Thurs
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock
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Allen Hudson Dead.

Allen Hudson, colored. died
Thursday night after a lingering
sickness. He was a prominent fig
ure In the county during Reconstruc-
tion. serving one term In the legis-
lature during the administration OF
Gov. Scott. He was servant to late
Capt. B j. Witherspoon during his
service In and around Charleston in
the late Civil War. Allen, though
Republican, never made himself
obnoxious to the white people He
was about rs years Of age.
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COUNTY NEWS
HEATH SPRING.


Heath Spring, Dec. THE
monthly public meeting of the But-
trick Literary Society will be held
at the school building Friday night
next. rteH
The quarterly meeting of the
First Division of the w. M. II.
Moriah Association, will be held
with the local w. M u. at the Ban
tlst church Saturday morning. n \
Al the union service at the Bap-
tlst church on the night of the 26th
ult., the meeting was presided over
Dy Mr.. w. G. Ellis and the Thanks
giving sermon was preached by the
Rev. Roy Brown, who was here on a
visit to his sister.
Mr.. s. ID. Taylor and daughters.
Misses Molvivia and Virginia. of
Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. John
Taylor, with their little son. Durant
OF Richburg, We're guests Of Mr.. and
MRS: :. Mobley Thanksgiving.
Miss Flossie Frierson of Marion.
after visit Of several days to Mr.,
and Mrs. w. T. Slower, returned to
her home Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Bowers has returned
from ten days visit to Rev and
Mrs. c. Mouzon at Simpsonville.
Miss Brite Mobley and Mr.. Claude
Mobley spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs Morgan at Kershaw.
The Rev. j. b. Weldon has been
returned to the work on the Heath
Spring circuit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cauthen have
removed to Sumter, where they will
make their home.
Miss Dele Crenshaw of Stoneboro
has again taken up the work as
Central at the phone office.
MI. III. w. Mobley wen. to Char
lesion Monday to attend the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge A. F..
M. of South Carolina.
Mr.. l.. M. Bell has been reap-
pointed postmaster at this place for
the ensuing four years
Mrs. Bessie Morgan of Kershaw
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Mobley, last week. -
Mrs. j. c. Hilliard of Stoneboro
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
P. T. Twitty.
Miss Florence Bell left Monday
for brief visit to friends In Den
mark.
Miss Anna Mae Robertson of Ker-
shaw has been visiting Miss Brite
Mobley.
DR.. S. l.. Allen Of Lancaster stop
ped in Heath Spring few hours
Monday en- route to Charleston.
Miss Louise Bell of Rock Hill and
Mr.. George c. Bell, recently of the
United States army, but now of
kingstree, are spending awhile with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i'll.
Bell.
Mrs. Matilda Cauthen, who has
been quite sick for few days. is re-
ported to be improving.
Mr.. p. b. Mobley of Catawba juno
tion spent Sunday afternoon with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
Mobley
On accountfof the indisposition of
the pastor, the Rev. ]. B. Weldon,
there was no preaching at the Meth
odist church Sunday.
Mrs. ID. ID. Williams and Mrs. r.
2. Mobley spent Monday with Mrs.
G.. l.. Mobley.
Mr.. w. T. Mobley made a busi-
ness trip to Kershaw Monday after
noon.
Prof. Bushardt and lis corps of
teachers are happy over the winning
of the Loving Cup for the best
school exhibit at the county fair.
Heath Spring was well represent
ed at the Lancaster coLl.y fair Fri
day
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NEW BETHEL.

Special to The News.
New Bethel, Dec. 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ware B. Carnes OF Columbia
are spending several days visiting
Mr.. Carnes' mother. Mrs. Peter
Carnes.
Despite the fact that the weather
for the past week has been terrible,
and the roads almost impossible, a
goodly portion of the citizens of
this neighborhood were visitors at
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Another Plea for the Belgians.

l hope you will not get impatient
with me In the charitable undertak-
Ing imposed upen me. / have a
reason for tardiness behind 1t all
want to start the wheel to rolling
this week. If you do no more meet
me with smile. Can't every man
and women in Lancaster county at
least feed a Belgian baby one dav?
10 cents will do 1t. Aside from
this ! am already encouraged to be-
lieve not few will help me liber-
ally. The spring that runs in dry
weather will be safe to build by.
j. M. HOUGH.
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SEED CORN-Brazilia -four corn
exceptionally fine for bread and
roasting earS>Sround on common corn
mill, makes alIhSSt wheat bread soc
per quart, selecte0>seed. Apply to
Mrs. j. T. r. Marshall, Heath
Springs, S. c., Route 1. 1919
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BOARDERS WANTED-Large COM
Portable room, with lights, water and
bath. Meals at any hour desired
Prices very l6 See me before en-
gaging board as prfce-will surprise
you. Mrs Julia Porter. Phone rs
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WHY NOT give your friends last
ing Christmas present? Send
him or her-eape good magazine for
a year. Get ouf>ryices, they are the
lowest Lancaster Drug Co., Springs
Block, Lancaster, S. c. 1920
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-08

WANTED-To buy your cow hides,
mink. otter. muskrat. 'possun.
coon. sheep, goat and horse hides.
Want 5000 pounds at once. See 10 Q
before you sell. Capers Cauthen.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-08

BLACKMON e. HINSON, Wood and
Cement. We are in position to
do plumbing and bath room work
and all carpentry and concrete, side
walk and coping work a speciality.
For any Information refer to T. o.
Blackmon or c. r. Hinson.
17-tf
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
the encoutagement of our farmer
friends and paTons The News will ac-
cept one and one<half bushels Of corn
in payment of a yearly subscription.
This offer is open t6>both renewals
and new subscriptions. Bring on
your corn
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-08

FOR SALE-New crop pure Georgia
cane syrup in barrels, kegs and
cans. WritN for prices. w. II.
Davis, Augusta,>Ga. 1-27
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FOR RENT-Qn Elm street one
six room house, with bath room
and pantry, electric lights and wa
ter. Apply to r. J. McIlwain.
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TRESPASS NOTICE-All persons
are warned not to hunt or cut any
timber on the lands>Qf the following:
III. S. Plyler, A. c. .>Rowell, Mrs
Ellen Carnes. 19-2O-P
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GIN NOTICE-After Dec. 18th, we
will gin cetton two days in the
week, Tuesday>apd Friday, until
further notice. R.>W. Parker.
19-P
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IF YOU NEED your furniture re-
paired or upholstered, all work
guaranteed. call R w. II. Franklin,
two doors below Co9ey boarding
mouse. 19-20-P
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NY SHOP is cNscd for few days
on account on sickness. j. f..
Patterson. 10
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Business Notices

WANTED-Four young men to
convass towp and county for por-
traits. Apply to~Ren I. Funder-
burk, at Mrs. Coffey's boarding
house at 8 a. m. any morning.
1S-19-P
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
Valuable Properly Given
For Playground Purposes

as the Twenty sixth Street Play
grounds" The National Tube Com
pany had granted 10 the Fairgrounds
Association the use Of 10 for play
grounds purposes. but owith the pur-
chase of the land by Messrs. Hub
bard IL is now dedicated TO these
purposes
n is understood the donors intend
TO dedicate IL TO the Association as
g. memorial of the late Chester ID.
Hubbard They have also taken a
continental interest i'm the property.
both having been born near the spot
and both We're raised in the Sixth
ward
The sub committee decided 10
make certain accommodations with
regard TO the maintenance Of the
grounds and the extension Of the
Fairgrounds work in Wheeling The
matter will be placed before the dt-
rectors OF the Fairgrounds Associa-
tion. at a meeting 10 be held this
afternoon at Z o'clock. President J.
C. Mckinley presided over yester-
days meeting, and T. s Settle field
secretary Of the National Fairgrounds
and Recreation Association OF Amer
lea, was present and conferred with
the committee.
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Rrlefa AVID Pertonals.

Mrs. j. g.. Garviu returned home from
Martins Ferry last SATURDAY. Her
many friends are plea sed 60 know that
she has made rapid and satisfactory
recovery after the surgical operation Of
g. W McCombs. local member of the
Union district board OF education. att
tended @ meeting OF the board iu BEN
wood. saturday evening. and went from
% his brother. Attorney r. + Nc
Combs until SUNDAY afternoon.
Twenty-uiuth street. Wheeling was
the guest Of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. r. *. Nshtou. Monday and Tues
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harry
smith moved from the lew house Co
vs. heeluE.
Mrs. G. r. Kctuer. az Mozart. was
he guest or Ms Harry Hermann. OF
Airs. carl Bieck was visiting AZ Mo-
@aTi one day the last "f the week.
visit OF some length ON Wheeling ISL
MIR and Mrs. a. VI. peuev received
new daughter
Hadden Garviu hae purchased from
\. u. Acker fine Young driving horse.
and he brought 30 home saturday from
the 7. j.. Null stable. where 10 was be-
ing boarded FOR Mr. Acker
Last FRIDAY evening Mrs. j. &c. Niko-
laur Mrs. q. g. kcttlcr and Mrs r.. w.
schubert were guests OF Mrs vs.. S.
smith o. Warvood
Alr. and Mrs James Robinson and
their children. Alberta and Clyde
were visiting 40 tho home OF Mr.. Robin
sons father Sam Robinson. Of Pine
HiIl. SUNDAY
After visit up Wheeling creek Uer-
I1fd Murphy returned to bis home on
Lynn street. Wheeling. Saturday.
Aiss Gertrude White and Miss Anna
-ffIuW1u were guests or Mrs John
Robinson aII UTN SUNDAY
Miss Agnes Luke. who underwent an
operation some time ago 90 the Martins
Ferry hospital was able 90 return 10
Der HON" at Sand ilU the latter part o.
last week
ST. and Mrr Nlev. Campbell and
daughter Miss Emma. were visiting
NIt 1nd Mrs Harry smith. of Elm
Grove. SUNDAY
Nr Ht'et and HIa daughter Paul.
joe AND Ruth OF ST. Union were call
inE on E.m Grove friends Saturday
NI and Mrs. fIr.rr TurIa spent -uu-
lIN .. fHr BONE uN SIR HHH NFa DO o.
ErnHHHua uH inc .raHH
Nf- Harry Morris |a ur tHa sick fIef.
Geneva. little daughter nr 4 T Mo
t|rHrH. fl. quite a.r.
F Jackson spent fr. v.a. end In
Wheeling
Miss Lillian Happy ha. boon suffer-
iuE With funuI1IfIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18

Pulp 4 Paper Co. VS.. the b. & o. r.
x. Co, in which attorneys for the de
Tense asked for a writ of error A
decision Will be rendered later The
case was tried here i'm part two of the
circuit court and a decision rendered
for the plainun in the amount Of over
$4,000 The amount asked for in
the first place was $4,000 damages.
and was brought for the burning of
pile OF pulp wood the plaintiffs
claiming that IL was set on fire BY
spark from an engine OF the defend
ant company.
Other Gases.
The cases acted upon Yesterday
We're Sarah +. Stewart. OF al. VS.. &.
$. Parr. appealed from Doddridgc
county. submitted on briefs: Homer
Freeman vs.. Carnegie Natural Gas
company. also from DoJdridge county
submitted Of briefs. CT. Lowther VS.
Lowther. Kaufman oil and Coal com
pany. 81 al. continued: Clyde w Brit
ton, an infant. vs.. the South Penn OIL
Co, motion for new trial argued 3.
Carnegie Natural Gas company VS. the
Carter oil Co, or ais submitted on
briefs and argued. RosalIeua Ireland
US. T. b. Smith. OF aL. from DOddridge
county. submitted on briefs. State of
West Virginia VS.. James Henaghan. of
Sistersville, Tyler county. submitted
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SHERRARD
Good Beginning-Baa Ending.

William Archey and Frank and Chas.
Ialbert. with DR. CoN's sleigh and -.
u. Talberts team, started out sunday
evening on "a JOY ride. which however
ended In AN enjoyable walk. The boys
drove 20 Wood hin. some four miles
away. and attended church service. But
the service was long and the wind was
cold. and the halter they happened TO
use was = misnt. All this being true.
no could blame the horses when they
found the diversified headgear dropped
on and they were free. II they thought
OF home And who could nnd fault
with them if. once In motion, they de
ehopcl "A fair rate OF speed. and never
thought Of waiting FOR the boys when
the boys came Out Of church they found
the diversified halter. down the road
fa'F round lap robe. "a mile farther n
coat, then an oVershoe, then another
coat. "a horse blanket farther ON and
then another oNcrShoc. ON the young
men uloddcd Ia the deepening snow and
when near Shcrrard. where the sleigh
had been ON its side they found the
balance OF their valuable belongings
from the sleigh. Finally. the we'll lad
ened travellers arrived home TO ind the
horses and sleigh none the worse Tor
the adventure
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home Of Mrs. OuIla Way. with Miss
Agnes Hoenler as hostess. When the
guests entered the dining room "a seem
ed more like entering fairylBud. and the
picture viii ever be remembered by those
present.
In the center or the long table was
basket filled with red carnations ano
FERNS. To this basket was tied loops OF
red ribbon that were draped from candle
TO candle. and standing az every place
were three cupids I'm red holding the al
mond cups. on each place card WaS
painted "a cupid representing the words
below II. and over all was the red glow
OF candle light. Between two OF the
courses verses characteristics OF each
guest were given by Miss Bertha Egger
and Mrs. Floyd Gray. Later n tray
bearing 20 small lighted candles In
miniature caudlesticks were hrouEns
forth and placed by each plate. Il
seemed Miss Grace EEEer was forgotten
when TO her surprise there appeared =
large cake on which were burning can
dies In honor OF her birth day and pre-
scented at her place. At 10 o'clock me
guests were invited 20 the home OF one
OF the club members Miss Elizabeth
Mooney. where the music was waiting in
the hall.
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heals the sore. inflamed mucous mem
branes. clears the head. opens the air
passages. and in cases OF Catarrhal
Deafness, a few applications frequent
ly restores the senses Of smell and
hearing
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh
germ. When the membranes become
sore and inflamed. you catch cold
easily and colds leads TO Catarrh.
NOSTRlOLA heals and strengthens
the Innings Of the air passages so they
can resist and throw OFF colds
Get 25c tube OF NOSTRIOLA now
and you'll say 10 is the best invest
ment you ever made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18

and argued This case is one invOlv.
ing the operation OF slot machines
James &. Calvert VS.. Clemnia Murphy,
at al. submitted on briefs.
Attorney G.. T. knOte. OF this city
was admitted 20 practice before the
court an motion OF Attorney ]. h.
Handlan. Attorney A. G. Chapman. OF
New Nartinsville was admitted 70
practice on motion OF Judge T. =.
Jacobs.
Attorneys. Senator J. r. Crss. OF
Wellsburg. r. ID. Young. of West I'm
ion: G. A. Crops. of Parkersburg. G.
NJ. Kimball of Sistersville; 5. n. Hall,
r. r. Robinson. a. C. Chapman, +. O.
Keller and Peter Nost and Judge T.
=. Jacobs. all OF New Martinsville I.
Judge l.. n. Travener, OF ParkersburE .
G. Powell. OF Fairmont Kendall
White. of Fairmont and J. V. Blair, oil
West Union.
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Plenty of snow Again.

Sherrard people will probably refer
90 this winter as an old fashioned
winter The grounding prophecy is
proving true. and all other individuals
who We're wise enough TO hibernate at
the sign OF the shadow. are among the
fortunate ones. The mercury tarrieS
uucomfortably near the bottom line. and
there is much snow and wind and other
Old fashioned accomplishments. The
WIND blew quite gaze early Monday
uorniuE. At Tom Moutgomery's resi-
deuce both sashcs of a window were
blown IN and broken To- fragments. and
some other damage was done here and
there on the hin tops. The roads were
considerably drifted and the school
drivers put ON Sleds Monday morning
and -hoyoled through occasional drifts.
furtuuItely the teachers who were
away Tor the weekend had returned on
sunday. and the school went forward.
but the attendance was somewhat be-
low the average.
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