The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
LOCAL DOTS

The county board of education
VIII meet here Saturday, October 9.
Cotton brought IL cents per
pound on this market today, and
cotton seed As cents per busheI.
Seventeen white persons, all
women, and seven negroes are stand
ing the county teachers examina-
tion today.
Rev. r. T. Hodges of the First
Methodist church has returned from
his vacation. spent in the mountains
OF North Carolina, and will fill his
pulpit as usual Sunday.
Magistrate w. T. Morton OF
Cain Creek township made his quar-
terly return to Treasurer Hilton to-
day to the amount of 5000.
Col. and Mrs. w. G.. Hough and
children have moved to their planta-
tion west OF town and are occupying
a house which has just been re-
modelled.
Government mail boxes have
been shipped to Lancaster and will
be placed at convenient intervals on
Main street as soon as practicable
after they have been received
Mr.. A. T. Carnes has resigned
as constable and Magistrate John L..
Caskey has appointed in his stead
his brother. Mr.. Charles p. Caskey.
The Commissioners and Manag-
ers OF the late election can get the
money due them for their services
by calling at The Bank of Lancas-
School will open at Pleasant
Hill. Monday Oct 4. 1915 with
Misses Alma VanLandingham dan
Marguerite Gooch in charge A very
successful season is expected.
j. G.. Cook Lancaster county's
popular and efficient county super
visor, was here Monday on his way
to Lancaster. having spent the week
end with his family at Taxahaw.-
Kershaw Era.
Mrs Emma Small Of this place
and Mr.. w. r. McCampbell of
Charlotte were marri Wednesday
at the home of the bride. After TIE
ceremony, performed by Rev. w. S.
Patterson, the couple left for a trip
to Baltimore and New York.
Mrs, ]. v. Murray and two chill
dren arrived in the city last Friday
raw, who is local representative OF
the Carolina Life Insurance Co., of
Columbia They are at the home of
Mr.. ]. F. Bowling.
A protracted meeting will begin
at Douglas Church Sunday night and
will continue through next week.
The pastor, Rev. Hugh r. Murchison
will be assisted in this meeting by
ID IN ~f
TIE services will be held daily at
1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. yelling and
son, Mr.. Arthur yelling, and Mes
danes ]. u. Hearon and A. j. Baird,
all of Darlington, spent last night at
the Hotel Royel en- route home from
Asheville, where Mr.. l.. S. Welling
has been recuDerating from the ef-
fects of typhoid fever. Mr.. and Mrs
Welling are the uncle and aunt oy
Mrs. j. c. Shepard.
DIR. ]. A. Winstead and family
are leaving Lancaster within the next
few DAYS for his old home in Nash
Vile, N. c. DR.. Winstead is a cap
able young physician, who has won
the confidence of his patients in and
around Lancaster. The friends they
have made during their residence of
only a year in Lancaster will regret
DR.. and Mrs. Winstead's departure.
While practicing with the other
boys Of the high school football team
Wednesday afternoon, Walter Nc
Manus, a sturdy member of the team,
suffered the misfortune of breaking
his left arm. Prof. Feaster at once
secured horse and buggy and
brought him to a doctor, who set the
broken bones. The young man bore
the pain bravely and was at school