The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02
LOCAL DOTS


-Remamber the Camden-Lancas-
ter football game Friday afternoon.
The Civic League will meet next
Wednesda' November 10, instead of
tomorrow.
Cotton is bringing 11k cents a
pound here today and cotton seed SIS
cents per bushel.
Rev. J. w. Little of Marshville,
N. c., began meeting at the Charles
boro church last Sunday.
School will open at Jones X
Roads on Monday. November Sth.
with Miss Inez Robinson in charge.
The Dry Creek school will open
Monday, November 8, and the teach
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Green. ask
that the children enter promptly on
the first day.
The Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered at old Waxhaw church on
next Sunday, November 7, services
beginning on Friday next. All are
cordially invited to be present at
these services.
Our mill correspondent reported
last Tuesday that Miss Barnette
Ghent had accepted position with
Mr.. M. Poliakoff. This is a mistake.
Miss Client is with Hirschs', where
she will be glad to meet her many
friends.
The many friends Of the old Con-
federate veteran, Mr.. j. Montgomery
Caskey of Pleasant Hill, will regret
to learn that he is very ill., He has
been in failing health for several
years and his recovery is despaired
Of.
The teachers and trustees of
Lancaster county are asked to meet
next Friday, School Day, at IL
o'clock in the Central graded school
auditorium for the purpose of organ
izing county Rural School Improve
ment Association.
The sale Of the Farmers Ware
house property on the Southern Rail-
way. at the foot of French street,
which was advertised for sale yester-
day by the directors of the Farmers
Union Warehouse Company, was
postponed until another sales day.
I'm addition to the presence of
the school children of Lancaster
county, who have all been granted
holiday for "School Day" at our
county fair, the Fort Lawn school is
also coming over in a body. We
gladly welcome these good Chester
neighbors and hope others still will
follow their example.
Mr.. C. d. Jones returned Friday
from New York, accompanied by Mrs.
Jones, who has been undergoing
treatment there for several months
past Mrs. Jones has been quite i'll.
but is much better now. Her friends
are glad to welcome her home again
and hope for complete restoration
to health and strength.
As the Sims and the Camp Creek
schools have been consolidated, CIV
ing the one school in school district
No. Is, it has been decided to open
the consolidated school in the Camp
Creek school next Monday. AS soon
rs the new building, upon which work
will soon begin, is erected, Ii will be
occupied by the patrons of both
schools. The new building will have
four rooms and an auditorium.
Mrs. w. ID. Craig. chairman of
the entertainment committee of the
Civic League, asks us to remind the
farmers, who promised corn for the
Halloween party and did not find it
convenient to send il in time for the
party, that she will still be glad to
receive and find sale for same and
apply the proceeds to the treasury OF
the league. 1t will be a great help
to these good women who are work
ing for the upbuilding of both town
and county. Those who care to con-
tribute will please leave the corn
with Mrs. r. r. Wylie, next door to
the fair grounds.