"The Free Lance" Issue: September 25, 1903 LENIOR HAPPENINGS: --EASLER Bros. are busy now making molasses. They will be ready to gin cotton in a few days. F.T. CANTRELL IS STILL IN BUSINESS F.T. CANTRELL, the well known buggy and wagon man, wishes it known that he has not gone out of business and has no intention of going out. It is true that last spring he was on a trade to sell out to another Spartanburg firm and it was at one time announced that he trade had been made, but it was called off and no change whatever has been made, in Mr. CANTRELL's business. "The Free Lance" Issue: October 2, 1903 NEW PROSPECT POINTS [Sept. 28] --Mr. and Mrs. MITCHELL of Missouri visited Milton BALLENGER's family last week. --Mr. and Mrs. G.M. HICKS are both confined to their rooms. They have malarial fever. --James CARSON has gone to Texas to look at the country. He contemplates moving his family in the near future. --Miss Alma SIMMONDS is visiting friends and relatives in Spartanburg. --Newton CLARK has returned to Spartanburg where he will resume his studies at Wofford. free post Lisa