The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-01-06
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burg has accepted the position of
stenographer for Attorney E. ID.
Blakeney OF Kershaw.
Miss Lucille Alexander. the accom-
plished and efficient operator for the
western Union Telegraph Company.
s. resigned her position and left
Monday for Spartanburg, where she
VIII take business course. Her
successor is Miss l.. w. Bowden of
Newbern, N. c., who hat already ar
rived and entered upon her duties.
Mr.. j. II. McMurray of Fort Mill
was visitor in town yesterday.
DR.. j. E. w. Halle of Rock Hill
spent yesterday in town.
Cadet George Poovey and his
friend, Cadet Perkins, of the Citadel.
returned to Charleston yesterday to
resume their studies.
superintendent Wessinger. Prid-
cipal Minter and Misses Eaves and
Pickens OF the Central graded school.
after spending the holiday sa THEIR
respective homes, were at their posts
when the school opened yesterday.
Mr.. 10. Coulburn, student at the
University of South Carolina, after
spending the holidays with his father
In Birmingham, came to spend the
Weekend with his grandparents.
Judge and Mrs. d. A. Williams. He
left for Columbia. today to resume
his studies.
Hon. Claud N. Sapp spent yester-
day in Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack C. White and
little daughter spent Friday and Sat
urday in Rock Hill with Mr.. and Mrs
j. Webb White.
Mr.. j. l.. Adams spent few davs
In Rock Hill the past week with his
son, Mr.. Will Adams, one Of the
clerks in the express Office at that
place.
Miss Kathleen Thompson spent
several days the past week with her
brother, Mr.. ]. T. Thompson.
Miss Dillie Parks, one Of the eff
cient telephone operators, left Sun
day morning to take a course I'm
Spartanburg Business College.
Mrs. w. r. Williams spent the
weekend in Rock Hill with her
brother, Mr.. Gilbert H. Green.
Mrs. JAMIE r. Ballard of Rock Hill
was In town yesterday.
Mr.. John w. Hammel Of Kershaw
was In town yesterday. He is lust up
from a spell OF the grip but neverthe-
less looks well. He recently came
home from Washington and will be
on hand to fill his place as assistant
reading clerk OF the house when the
legislature meets.
Miss Flonney Sowell visited Misses
Dell Mobley and Corine Bruce of
Heath Springs the past week.
Miss Bessie Sowell returned to
Blenheim yesterday, where she has
been teaching school.
Mr.. T. d. Watkins OF Anderson
spent few days in Lancaster.
Miss Ruth Riddle, after spending
the holidays with her parents here,
returned to the Columbia College.
Mr.. Perkins Of Ohio, who has been
visiting his friend. Mr.. George l..
Poovey, left Monday to resume his
studies at the Citadel
Miss Mamie Hill Moore returned to
the College for Women yesterday.
Mrs. c. b. Skipper and son, Lee
Skipper, came to Lancaster yesterday.
Mrs. w. w. Boykin and little
daughter. Charlotte. are visiting at
the home of Judge Ira B. Jones.
Miss Pearl McManus has returned
to Bennettsville, where she is teach
ing school.
Miss Reaux Jones has returned to
Columbia after a visit to Miss Eliza
Wylie.
Mr.. w. Med. Jones went to Heath
Springs yesterday.
Mrs. w. M. Moseley has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Q.
ID. Rollings, iu Lake City.
Mr.. Elliot w. Springs left yester-
day for Princeton.
Mr.. Creighton Woodley spent the
weekend with his parents and left
Monday for Washington to resume
his duties in the Cathedral high
school.
Mr.. ]. o. Coulbourn arrived Friday
night from Birmingham, where he
spent the holidays!
Rev. r. Thomas Blackmon OF Cas-
satt was in town Monday In business
connected with his work.
Thomas r. mellow, Esq, OF the
Yorkville bar was in town Saturday
in business.
Mr.. John C. mellow OF Charleston
was here Saturday.
Mrs. r. H. Hutcheson, nee Miss
Maude Gregory. OF Marietta. Ca. is
on n visit to her mother. Mrsr-Jns.
F. Gregory.
Miss Marie Horton spent several
days last week with relatives in Ker-
shaw.
Mr.. Robert s. Floyd OF Kershaw
was in town today on business.
MT. w. N. Clyburn OF Kershaw
was visitor here today.
Mr.. ]. s. Wilson, sergeant-at-arms
OF the house of representatives, went
to Columbia yesterday to superintend
the getting OF the hall in order for
the reception OF the members today
week.
Hon. J. Copeland Massey of Ker-