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k<?^t*n?~ui& oi rr.auj Feyple, JNeif.'.
JberriiiUN and 1 ho*e Who Visit
Now berry.
Mr. N. C. Toole from Knoxviile.
Torrn rm h>:<?inpss Tllf-sdaV.
Mr. Richard Burton left Wednes.
cay for Charlotte on business. !
I>r. James Mcintosh spent the weekend
in Columbia,
Mr. Tom Harrell is among the arAay
of workmen at Camp Jackson.
Mary Frances Kibler has returned
to the G. W. C.
Miss Sarah Rawl went to Columbia
Thnrsflay to visit in that city.
Constable'T. G. Williams bas
rrne 10 Hardeville. where he is now
stationed.
Miss Cora Mayer leaves Friday for
the "j*2Mist hospital in Columbia jto
have her tonsils removed. ;
Mr. "william T. Mayer has been
transferred to Little Rock, Ark., from
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Miss Louise Melton has received
one of the scholarships from Winthrop
college.
Miss Carrie Miller of Xewberry is
the guest of Col. and Mrs. U. R.
Brooks in Shandon.?The State, itn
Misses Susan Langford and Grace
Sease have had their scholarships extended
by Winthrop college.
Morgan Roton of Newberry visited
this section last Sunday.?Big Creek
_ -cor. Saluda Standard. ',
Mr. Smith Humphries of Newberry (
spent a few days in Union last week.?
'Union Progrss.
Miss Pawnee Jon*3 left Wednesday
for "Rock Hill To resume her music
teaching at WTnThrop.
Miss Mildred Henderson of B
hns enrolled as a student at the "Newberry
Business schoool.
Misses Emma and Tsahelle Kennedy
Charleston, on their way home
Y-rvm f<u- nro visiting Mrs.
T Fowmsn.
Nmnie Perry and Mr.
"v.'iTTse bo*h nf the county,
Hct Sunday the Rev.
"r* jy. Knieht." / 'Mr.
'Walter - ?. r^meron and Mr. ,
Alan "Reighley. of the Southern Powv>r
company, Newberry, visited friends
1?pta . StrodaT.?Orcen wood .Yournal.
Mr; ?!harlev West. of the company
carpenters at the cantonment in
'CoTnmhia. isnendfng the week at his
"hcrroe in Newberry.
Professor Anderson, former super"Tnfenflent
of city schools here, was ?n
"Newbprrv the fir?t of the weelv, pass
2?tv; through. i
S. C. Robertson of Newberry lias
"Snored back Tirre arid we are all hap- ?
Tv?'^"are *?Iroals ror. A.iderson Tribune.
,
P. ?snford of Newberry ;
lias been visiting a. few days at J.
'S. SanforJ's.?Sardis cor. Saluda
^Standard.
"lWr. L?. C. Moise, -who has been attending
the summer session of Corn- ;
\ \
university, has returned home.- ,
Sumter Watchman and Southron.
Mr. and Mrs. Hey ward Ewart Iiave
returned after "TiaVing spent the past
XKeeV with relatives in Newberry and 1
Planning.?Tnion P-os:ress.
Mir. L. G. Southard, an attorney
from Union, is in Newberry on business
connected with tlie common pleas
court for next week.
Miss Estelle Loyd and Mr. Calvin
Peck man, both of Whitmire, wei*e
Qnn^ov hv Masistrate
Yn2.TTiCU Ull )a?>i uu*iV4fc*j ^j ??w
T. B. Auglitry at Whitmire.
Prof. W. L. Motes left Thursday
' ?or '""olnmbia *0 visit. his son and
dr,rghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Motes.
Mrs. 0. L. Schumpert and her
granddaughter, littl^ Miss Mary McClure,
have returned home after summering
at Whittle Springs, Knoxville,
Teiin., and visiting at other points.
Miss Mary Frances Cannon left
fr>T the Wesleyan college m
xWVMUMJ
3ttacon, Ga. She was occompanied by
"Mia? Eliza M-cCullough, who returns
k
'today.
^irs. H. H. Evans went to Sufnter
to ^je at the hospital with her son,
James, who was accidentally shot
last wsek and who is getting along
a01 right. ^ ,
(Sergeant T. B. Greneker of the
"Headquarters company, Greenville
spent a short while in the city t'Jay.
He has "been in the service r e last
^ffay.?Greenwood Journal, 1^.
Mr. Roy Summer, Miss Verna Sumraier
and Miss Uizzie "Wicker motored
'Co '-Greenville Monday and spent the
vniga*: at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
"Thus "H. Cromer. i
Mrs. Oeo. C. Walters and two
boys "lelt Wednesday for their home
- *** "1 A o If A<h
^ro Birminsiieiui f Ald.< CblLUl " IDltliiJ)
1her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. BowTOan.
Miss Dora Hallman returned to he?
'Aome in Newberry last week after
iST)pndins awhile with Misses, Mary
smel 'Ellen Shealv.?Pelmar cor. SaTnda
Standard. :
Mr. Gus Metchioas. one of the N.
T. Mitchell popular clerks Is expected
home Friday after spending
Ltis vacation in Greenville ana other ("
places. - ! Df
Mr. George B. Derrick or Little gu
Mountain, *-ho is in Columbia, has
enlisted in the Hardaway regiment at
Camp Jackson for construction work as
in Europe. i an
Mr. Bill McGuin, the special ana m
popular representative of the Laur- bi
ens Motor company, is in Newberry on ri?
business and at the same time giving 01:
and getting the glad hand pn every ar
side. ! hi
Mr. and Mrs. CPN'eall Jacobs and in
baby have returned from an extended m
visit to Savannah. They will leave hi
Friday for Columbus, Ohio, where Mr fe
.Tacbos wifl resume his studies as a gc
student of veterinary surgery. 1 le
Mrs. Henry Dean returned Wednes- m
day to her home. in Clayville, Va., ?
after a visit here to Mrs. C. B. Martin,
who has been ill but is out again
Mrs. Martin's many friends are gladto
know of her recovery. .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert dicker of
Charleston stopped over iiT Newberry
Tuesday to visit his brother, Mr. Taut
Wicker, and other relatives here until
Wednesday when they left foi*
Winnsboro to visit her people. _
Coach J. G. Driver, the govern- F(
ment's athleti! dir/ tor at Camp Jacfc
?on. 'was in Newberry this week, tl
will be good news to many here that
lie will cont....ue to help In the training
of Newberry college boys athlet-'
ically. i
Protracted services have been held ?
Fc
at Ebenezer. Rev. W. I. Herbert of
7
Greenwood did the preaching. Every
sermon ^-as fine "and it is hoped much
and lasting good has been accomplish- ^
ed.?Smithville cor. Abbeville Medium,
11th. i _
We do not wonder that other church*
es want Pastor Babb, and we also do
not wonder that it is right hard t<i C.1
persuade him to leave Newberry.? '/
Baptist Courier. That is a very pleaant
little sentence and we are glad
to get hold of it. I
Miss 01*o Anil, wTio has been and
is holding a position as stenographer ^
at Alcolu. has received an increase in
her salary. Miss Anil is a graduate
of the Newberry Business school. The
craduates of this school are capable
of retaining good positions ana comrending
good salaries. ! _
4'AAU^VU AVUWU a"U i' iUUV^O 4V^W *??
Wednesday for their home in Denmark,
after isiting at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. 0. B. Mayer, where they
were siven a reception Tuesday night.
They will later go to Union to visit
Mrs. Young, who also left for her
home Wednesday morning. j "7
Miss Annie L. Smith returned fron ! ' '
\ 1
the larse milinery emproiums which
she visited to "make her choice selections.
and it "Is a natural supposltlo j<
that will b<? borne out by investigation r.
and inspection that she succeeded In
her expectations and that the Une /
supply will come up to the expectations
of the ladies generally. i
Mrs. Geo. A. Wright and Miss Elizabeth
have returned from Johnston, ?
after being present at the death and ^
burial of the late Rev. Mr. Wright's
mother, Mrs. Wm". H. .Wright, who
die! cn Monday and was buried
Tuesdav. in the ?2nd vear nf her app
Her pallbearers were aer four sons,
son-in-law and nephew. Rev. E. V
Babb and Messrs Robert Y. and James j j
Leavell were among those attending
the funeral.
Physicians announced yesterday
that the condition of B. A. Hawkins,
assistant Southern manager of the SI
Smith Motor Truck company of Atlanta..
was much improved. For several
riflvs \fr Wawkinc hnc hoon
ieally ill at the Georgia Baptist hospital.?Atlanta
Journal, 9th. The
friends here of Mr. Hawkins will
be glad to learn^hat he is improving 7^
r.nd they hope for his early and complete
recovery. i
Mr. Sarra-.t of Lexington Tias come
to Newberry, having accepted the position
of linotype operafor in the office
of the Observer, Mr. Will Parks _
resigning to go into another line of C<
business. Mr. Parks is at present enjoying
a vacation on the farm of hi3
brother-in-law, Mr. J. E. McDaniel, jjT
in ISumter county. Mr. Sarratt is
by marriage the cousin of Mr. Jno.
W. Earhardt and the brother-in-law
of Mr. W. L. Martin of the Ford Mo-'
tor company. j ?
Mr. B. V. Chapman,_who was he ! G<
c-ently admitted to the second Officers'
Training Camp at Military Branch,
Chattanooga, Tenn., (Fort Oglethorpe i
returned home Tuesday, having fallea
of final passing on account of overweight.
He had passed previous
^examinations successfully and was^
rated accordingly. In rejecting ^Ir
Chapman the camp authorities lost
the making of a fine military officer, jjj
but the country at large will reap the
benefit of having a mighty fine lawyer
and public spirited citizen. Since
this was written Mr. Chapman ha?
received instruction to report back
to the commanding officer and take up the
training course, subject to a physical
examination at its conclusion, i
Mr. R. C last "we?k got a
message that Lis son, Hrv Robert E
I
Ross") Sligh, was in a hospital at A
illas, Texas, suffering from injuries B
stained in an accident. Mr. Sligh I
telegraph oiorator at the Katy jig
I. K. & T.) depot at Hillsboro. Tex- I
. and while riding with a friend m I
i automobile last Friday afternoon h
et with the accident. The automo
le stopped at the depot and was ||
>ar the track when Mr. Sligh got fl
it and was crossing. He did not see I
1 approaching engine, the noise from E
s car not having been cut off drown- fl
g the sound of the oncoming loco- fl
otive, until the cowcatcher struck fl
m and carried him about twenty fl
et. He was considerably bruised and 9
.j. ~ cfooVi in fVio pnif nf his Sf
JL it I V\ gaoit iu vuv v?>. ? j_
2:. but is not seriously hurt. He 9
ade a narrow escape.
SPECIAL SOTltKS i
ERVICE?is what you get when your
orders come our way. We have sur- Kg
ficient men and motor equipment to jfl
get your orders out in qulcKest pos- I
sible time after received. Try us I
and see the difference. Yours ror Js
business. Summer Bros. Co.
>Tl RENT?325 acres good .farming ?
land, on Bush River, Timothy and Sj
lunar as creeKs?rsew umiuiugB.
Excellent opportunity for large H
family. Gustavus Werber, R. F. 9
D. No. 7. Box 475. I
9'4"4tP* ifi
>r Sale? Pr.-'o -Rico Molasses by I
13-tf v |g
Johnson McCra^kin Co. jfl
Jwers and Rakes?An advance goes B
on soon. See us If you are going to I
buy. Johnson McCrackin Co. N
LNS?We have tin cans, tin caps, H
Mason jars and rubbers, wide mout?i I"
rubbers, scram jar tops. Wax H
strings and cans. Summer Bros.
9-11-2*. 11
ANTED?By oung couple without p
children, three rooms suitable for I
light housekeeping, with privilege H
of lights and water. Address Housekeeper,
Herald and News office.
9-ll-2t. v |
KRBER BELTTXGS?and leather
and orig.'nal gandy beltings, lace
lpnt'ier. metal lacings, etc. Belt
dressings, etc. Orders filled at lowest
prices. Full stocks just received.
Summer Bros. Co.
9-ll-2t
\1LS?We have large and. complete
stocks, it will pay you to get oar,
prices. Summer Bros. Co.
9-ll-2t. * j
I PR WTRF?a lot in r<?1T
days. We already have a full stock
farm fencing, both Pittsburgh ana
American. Let us figure your needa
Summer Bros. Co.
9-ll-2t.
ANTED?Scrap Iron. I pay the;
biggest prices for scrap iron. Bring i
it at once or let me know and I ;Wlll J
send the wagon after. I also bu^!
metals, rubbers, sacks, etc. I! ;
Kaplan, Prosperity, 8. C. , j
9-7-3t.
UTE AND CEMENT?fresh stocks
and lowest prices. Try us. Summer
Bros. Co.
9-ll-2t. j
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IINGLES?Another car cedar shingles
just received and they are tine.
This makes the be3t roof for tne
money and gives entire satisfaction.5
Order now while we can fill your
needs. Summer Bros. Co. j ^
9-11-21. * J"
l)TI E?I have moved, to Copelano '
Block, 130S Main Street. See me for ' ?j|
Furniture, Sewing Machines, Stoves j
and Household Goods. E. Hugn! _
Summer. 4 ^ V
9-7-4t.
)TTON LAPS?and sheets, we can
supply you. Summer Bros. Co. *
9-ll-2t. Ii
1 i
WELL PAY tie highest market
prices for chickens, eggs and butter, f
if brought to me at the express of- \ J]
flee. F. G. Wright, Agent _
9-4-tf. - . F
K)D MILK IflCD BUTTEE Cow for
sale by T. W. Gallman.
9-4-tf.
LECTRIC LAMPS?Fostoria >tazda
and type C lamps give you the most
light for the current consumed. Orders
sent up promptly. Summer
Bros. Co. v I ?
9-rr-2t. S
H5G YOUR COTTON?I am novr
prepared to gin your cotton and **
buy our seed. Better service than
ever. Yours for business. G. W.j
Kinard, Prosperity.
9-ll-2t. |*y
>ofIn?? Let us show you our gravel j
roofing. Use it instead of the gal-;*
vanized. Johnson McCraeltfn Co. I1
7-31-tf
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iate it.
Mr. Taz Senn wl
armers of the cour
vhen he is the bus
im busy weighing
*at Scott is also th?
ertainly treat you
Look at the abov
11 at 12c to 15c anc
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uppose we say foi
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thank all our
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*ood share ot
season. W e
10 is a general fa\
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itry is our weighc
iest. Keep him s
and storing your
ere assisting Mr.
right.
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e cut made in 19
I coming out at
50c and coming ov
' this season going
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room to serve >
use receipts good ;
Varehouse
HERS
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$1567.00 L
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Main Street I
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1 j* IV. ft f $ $'
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!otton
customers and
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tneir weigning
certainly appre- s
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rorite with all th$"
;r. Taz smiles most u.
mil in g by keeping* j
cotton. Our Mj. H
Senn. They wili |
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16. Cotton going
15c to 20c. 1917 Sj
it at 20c, 25 c, 26c. -~
f in at 19c to 2\?~ ,
Delieve it will. '?
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rou. Let us serve ;
r* A- /ill /-i 11 m 1m /
at an uui / uaiiivd.
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