The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 06, 1907, Page FIVE, Image 5
TO PREVENT DISEASE.
Don't Forget the Meeting and A'a
dress of Dr. C. T. Wyche on
This Subject.
Attention is called again to the
meeting of the County Medical So
ciety at Newberry on Friday, Au
gust 9. These meetings are held in
Newberry at 9 o'cl-ek in the morning.
This meeting, as already stated, will
be a l.ublic meeting and will be held
in th i i ooms of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Dr. Wyche, of Prosperity, will read
a paper on the prevention of dis
ease and all the ladies, especially the
house keepers, are invited to attend
and hear what Dr. Wyche has to say
on this subje-t. It is a very import
tant subject and one that concerns
all of us. Dr. Wyche is competent to
give some good advice along this line,
especially since he has given the sub
ject very particular study during the
last seve'ral years.
Remember that the meeting will be
held in the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce on Friday morning at 9
o 'clock and that it is a public meet
ing and that the ladies are especially
invited to be present.
Dr. Wyche will treat partieularly
of the means to prevent typhoid fev
er, tuberculosis and malaria fever.
KING'S CREK GRAVEYARD.
Importance of Giving it Attention
Those Interested Requested to
Meet.
The graveyard at King's Creek
needs attention badly and . at once.
All persons having loved ones buried
there are insisted upon to be present
or have a representative on hand ear
iy Tuesday morning, August 13th.
There are so few of us why try to
keep the yard clean that it has become
quite a task and unless there is more
help we will be forced to attend our
own graves and leave the others to
the weeds and shrubbery.
'Every grave ought to be designat
ed in some durable way-with at
least, the date of birth, death, the
son or daughter and the husband or
wife as its inscription. This is im
portant historically and genalogically
Two years ago I had occasion to look
up some records for the South Caro
lina college and my last resort was
the monumental inscription in King's
Cre,ek graveyard.
W. C. Brown.
Death of Mr. W. B. Franklin.
Mr. W. B. Franklin died suddenly
at his home in No. 2 townxship yester
day about 3 o'clock. Mr. Franklin
was about seventy years of age. He
was a brave Confederate soldier, a
member of Company B, 1st South
Carolina regiment, McGowan's Bri
gade, A. P. Hill's corps.
Mr. Franklin always attended the
state and general reunions of the
Confederate veterans and enjoyed
these annual gatherings very much.
He was the father of Policeman H.
H. Franklin and W. B. Franklin, of
.West End.
It is probable that burial will be
had at Rosemont today, where his
wife is buried.
One by one the gray line, that is
left, is being cut down, and soon all
of the Confederate veterans will have
answered their last roll call.
A Sunday Marriage.
Oni last Sunday afternoon at 8
.o'clock there was a happy marriage
at the Baptist parsonage. The con
tracting parties were Miss Bessie1
Sligh, of Whitmire, and Mr. P. C.
Ferguson, of Jalapa, S. C.
Miss Slish made her home a+ Whit
mire with an aunt and was on a visit'
to her father, Mr. Sligh, who owns
the Sheppard plhee near Dyson. Mr.
Fer:guson came to Ninety Six Satur-!
day evening and went out to the Sligh
home Sunday mveing. That after
uo':, the young c?uple d-ecided to
take a drive, notwvithstan'ding the fact
that it was rainin<r'. About 6 o'elock
they drove to the parsonage, where
Rev E. A. McD*"eli urited the two
in imarriage..
The young couple h:we our best
wishes.-Ninety six Star, July 31.
.St. Paul's Items.
Preaching every first and third
Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. Mr. E. M.
Shealy~ is superintendent of our Sun
day school. Rev. T. B. Epting will
fill Pastor Sligh 's pulpil tomorrow,
Sunday.
Rev., and Mrs. T. B. Epting, Mrs.
Schiling arnd little Dorothy, of Sum
ter. are visiting the home of Mr. L. I.
Epting.
'Mrs. T. H. Wedeman is again with
her p)arenits. Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Ept
inz, havinz zone with her husband to
Baltimore to attend the Colle2e of
Physicians and Surgeons the past ses
sion. Dr. Wedeman wrill be home
September 1st.
Mr. L. L. Epting had the misfortune
to get his leg broken. which was very
painful. Mr. Epting has been rest
in- veirv well since the setting of the II
lim. by Dr. Z. T. Penner, of Pomaria. e
Mr. Epting is now at home to his
friends.
Mr. T. J. Wilson is seeing to the
roads and bridges in this community
having a new rock culvert put in
where the terra cotta gave way by
recent heavy rains. Culverts made of
rock and properly put in will last for
generations. E.
REAL ESTATE
FOR S
15 to 20 shares National Ba
5 to io shares Land and Sei
io shares Mollohon Mfg. C(
43. Eight room residence with outb
convenient to the business portion of
46. Nine-room residence in Brookly
47. New six-room residence on Hai
cated to the business portion of the to
5o. One lot adjoining residence of A
neighborhood.
51. Plantation one mile from Silver
275 acres in cultivation, 60 acres sm
and two 3-room houses. This is a go
52. Six-room house and about 3 a<
store. This is a very nice cottage.
53. Seven-room residence with abc
outbuildings in High Point. T'is re.
be built for much less than the price (
55. Four-room cottage on Harringi
new Court House.
56, 57. Two lots on Main street, ot
59. Three nice new rooms for rent
Come and let us have a talk face to
Estate I have for sale.
J.
"The Man B<
Capital $50,000.00
Deposits $32
THE COMMEF
of Newberr
an emergency you may
The Comnmel
Is prepared to loan reasonable sui
at legal rates. If you need mone)
or for other purposes come'to the
positors of course receive the pre
Interest Paid in Sav]
"The Bank for y<
JNO. M. KINARD, Pres.
J Y. McFALL
We Lend
TC
Buy H
We provide easy term:
We enable borrowers 1
in Monthly Installments,
allowed to meet obligatic
it is cheaper than payir
to save money to buy a 1
Contract.
If you want to save ma
take a Security Contract,
Gall on A. J. Gibson, A
Treasurer, at office, corr
streets, next door to Got
SECURITY LOAN AND
Governlment by injunetion was .bad
-damuaged in the North Carolina
)llision.
OR SALE-A fine Saluda County
farm 180 acres; seventy five clear
ed. balance woods. Will cut 150,000
feet lunber.Good five room dwell
img. 3 tenant and aecessary out
houses. For particulars write
S. B. Holley, {
Leesville, S. C.
kND STOCKS.
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:urity Company stock. 4
)mpany stock.
uildings on Boundary street, very
the city. {
n.
-rington street, conveniently lo
wn.
[r. W. F. Ewart, a very desirable
Street, containing 337 acres land,
all timber, 3 two-room houses.
od grade of land.
re land near Mr. J. A. Senn's
ut 234 acres of land and several
;idence and outbuildings cannot
i this piece of property.
:on Street. This is very near the
t in front of Mr. Reighley's.
ver store on Main street.
face about other valuable Real
A. BURTON,
tween" the Seller and Buyer.
Surplus$54,924.33
4,552.84.
ICIAL BANK
y, S. C.,
need a little money.
scial Bank
ms on acceptable collateral
r to pay or discount your bills
bank and talk it over. De
ference.
ngs Department.
>ur Savings."
0. B. MAYER, Vice-Pres.
.Cashier.
IMoney
omes!
3 of payment.
:o accumulate a fund
on which interest is
>nls at maturity,
ig rent. If you want
rome take a Security
ney for any purpose
,It pays.
sstant Secretary and
her Boyce and Adams
eand Brothers.
IN VESTMENT CO.
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We will sell the i
sisting of Dry Good
Hats and Notions
prices in order to m
tirely different line.
I be sold this month.
I for merchants.
Ewart= P
EVIDENCE ISBE
We put in evide
300 Doz. Men's F
New Goods, Latest Styles, Direct f
dented pril
~very Shirt bears evidence that the
for the I
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The Fair and S
To secure BARGAINS <
Belting,.
Engine
Trirm
'Pip
Rubber Hose, Lawr
Full Line . of Ge
Glassware, Croc
Newberru H
Wooten stock, con
s, Clothing, Shoes, 4
at greatly reduced
ake room for an en
These goods must
Good opportunity
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TER THAN
nce and on sale
Ine Dress Shirts.
rom the Factory at the unprece
ue of only
re is no better shirt under the sun
noney.
TT ENR,
quare Dealer.
Wemands quick action!I
ings anE
eFittinz
Sprinklers and ai
neral Hardware,.
kery and China.
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