The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 25, 1907, Page FIVE, Image 5
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mother. Mrs. Emma Hargrove, Mr.
Metts Fant accompanied her home.
Mr. J. M. Major, auditor for the
Seaboard Air Line road, was here
two days with his family.
Miss Lucile Metts went home with
her friend Miss Myrtle Suber and
staid from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Z. H. Suber and Mr. C. H.
Cooper have been on the sick list for
some time. They are able to be on
the streets again, to tie delight of
their many friends.
Mr. - May of Union has been here
this week selling pianos and organs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Calder have
gone to Rock Hill. Mr. Calder has
accepted a position as yard-master
for the Southern.
Mr. Eugene Crisp is visiting his
brother, Mr. Clayton Crisp.
Dr. H. K. Boyd paid a flying visit
to Greenwood last week.
Mr. jim Tom Abrams is clerking
for Mr. Jack Holt and will be glad
to see his friends in the store.
)Ir. Wash McCrary, of Reno, was
in town Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Child has. returned
from a short visit to 6reenwood.
Mrs. Robt. Coleman eamz in from
Union Saturday.
Mr. Adolphus Lyles spent a few
days of last week, with relatives here.
Mr. J. E. Cofield is visiting an old
army comrade, Mr. Tom Ware, of
Reno.
Mr. George Cofield has returned
from a trip to Carlisle; he and Mr.
James Bishop have gone to their
work at Mr. Tom Johnson 's.
Mr. Rodgers was here Thursday
and Friday with the Metropolitan
moving picture show. The audience
was not very large but the children
were delighted with the show.
Mr. Herndon Andrews is quite ill
at te home of his father, Mr. Bose
Andrews. His brother, Mr. Fred An
drews, .-spent Sabbath with him.
The Ladies Missionary society of
t&he Methodist church, met Tuesday
~afternoon at the parsonage.
Mr. Jerry Morrison began his schoo!
in the mill villig.ge Monday morning,
enrolling about twenty-five. May he
diligently land cqnscientionsly train
the minds of the little ones..
Mr. Rudolf Shackleford and family
have returned. from a visit to rela
tives in Newberry.
Little Miss Marths Speer -.vas busy
today issuing invitation,s to her
birthday party tomoirrow alfternoon.
The Epwnrth~ L.o"r mt Thursday
evening at the home of. Mr. M. E.
Abrams. Mr. Abrams presided over
Sthe League with grace and dignity.
By a unanimus vote the name, The
Erin Epworth League was given this
society in honor of Miss Eri Cofield.
We played cut proverbs. The prize
winners for arranging the greatest
number of proverbs were Misses Lu
cile Metts, Mary Wright and Mr. J.
W. Hipp. We then played initiat
ing into the secret orders, *we all
laughed so heartily at the hands dip
ped in molasses and fingers, bitten
that we were willing to close the
meeting. The league will have its next
meeting at Mr. Z. H. Wright's.
Dr. R. H. Truesdale, the dentist,
has gone to Macon to practice his
*profession. We can't afford to have
*the tooth ache now.
"Nita.''
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
FOR GEEATER STATE FAIR
Here is a tentative programme for
fair .week. It c.nbains nearly all of
the 'principal .events, but is sub
Sject to corredtion.. The State will ap
preciate any additons which may be
sent by either, telegraph or mail at
the expense of this paper:
Monday, October 28.
10 a. m.-Gates ,thrown open at
fair e"unds and the 39th annual dis
>lay ~he resources of the state will
be e: ibited.
11 a. m.-Judging in pri'ze rings.
12 m.-Visit of fair officials to all
exhibits.
12.30 p. m.-Meeting of executive
committee in offices of society.
5 p. m.-Gates at fair grounds close.
G.30 p. m.,Opening of Jones com
pany 's carnival shows, uncJer auspi
e es of Columbia Concert band; illu
*mination of streets.
8.30 p. m.-Sparring contest 10
rounds; Al Christensen vs. Buck Fos
ter at Craven hail.
8.30 p. m.-Columbia theater, "The
Man of the Hour.''
Tuesday, October 29.
9 a. m.-Fair ground gates open
and street car service, giving car ev
ery two mninutes from city, goes in
force The miday throws open the
0 C
When you get.to Columbia'Fair
sa%e muney uying the things yo
complete store in the Carolinas.
where in the South, this side of R
The biv store is a sight worth se
and go up on the big elevator to t
Be sure to visit our big basement
Silks and Dress Goods in irme
Smart Fall Millinery
For Any Occasion.
Ultra-fashionable and donservative models
in Millinery for street, drecs, evening and auto
mobile will be readily found in the eegant de
partment presidEd over by Miss Driscoll.
Never were such gorgeous materials and trim
mings used and colors so rich and teautiful as
this season. And we are right up to the stand
ard set by the European and American millinery
fashion starters, and way ahead of anything in
the city.
Grace and elegance is seen everywhere in our
Millinery department, and you only have to ask
for something stylish and becoming to be suited.
A treat awaits you. New materials received
daily.
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
We have high-class garments of character and
style, and will surprise you at the price. * Our
suits are the Fall's newest styles of checks, plaids
and over-plaids and neat mixtures in Worsted.
They are cut in all the latest models and we
guarantee a fit.
We hand'e Michael-ptern's line; that says
enough for the quality. .
Prices -4 - $35.00 down to the bottom.
shoes for Everybody.
Banister's celebrated Shoes for men.
Queen Quality Shoes for women.
i. L.M
oors, and prepares for the crowds. arn,frwihtrc'
10 a. m.-,Headquarters of T. P. A. aeofrd
ad U. C. T. in main building opened. 2p .Rcsbgn
his booth arranged specially for t7he 3p.m-unoofn
raveling men. SotiCrlnPrsas
10 a. m.--Annual display of stockofieofsctynfarg
in arena.5p.m-tecls
11 a. in-Fox chase, one of the tk asfr"ptw.
veliest of sporting events.6p.m-luanio f
Noon-Meeting of executive com-opngofcrilata
ittee of society. 73 .m-Meigo
1 p. m.-Arena events, in whichcomteofCmonol
rizes are offered for,slowest buggy 8p .Meigo o
ule driven by a lady. Psmses soito
2 p. in.- The races begin with lar- 83 .m-oub~ h
gest list of entries in history of theanAdsin"lygt
fr. 83 .m-nulm
2.30 p. mx.-Columnbia theatre, mat-LaanOrelage
iee, "The Man of the Hour."'0p .-rsln
3 p. m.-Meeting of th.ose interest- bodsodcnet.
d in track eentests Friday.ThrdyOtoe
5 p. m.-Gates at fair frounds 9a.m-teatfi.g
close. fo-eodbeaigatn
6 p. m.-Illumination of streets wyi ulbat
and opening of earnival shows.10am-Fobl,U
8.30 p. m.-Columbia theater, "The NrhCrln s lmo
an of the Hour."'a .Anooier
9 p. nm.-Wrestling match, Pearson 1.3a.i-nulh
vs. Parr, at Craven hall. ny
9.30 p. mn.-Assembly ball. No-etn fee
Wednesday, October 30. mtteo arscey
9 a. mn.-Gates at fair grounds open .m-eioofa
or one of the "big days'' of the fair.ofTP.Aan .CT.i
10 a. m.-Judging of live stock in ig
arena.2p.m-egra ae
11 a. m.-Football, College of 23 .m-oubat
School.ne,YranAdmin"
11 a. m.-Fox chase in race track.Rae.
Noon-Automobile races. 3p .Ruino
Noon-Meeting of executivo coin- SuhCrln rs
ittee of fair society. ofie.ffarscey
Noon-Tuberculosis congress at 5p .Gtscoe
Wrigh's hoel.3 p. m.-Relumnion ofm
1 p.m.-Brlequ ntr in or 5 openngo car-iate ls
t 28 to No
Week, come to heaclouarters. Come tc
u want to we-r and for furnishing your
We carry as fine a stock in every depa
ichmond.
eing it elf. Right on the corner of Main
he second and third floors. No trouble t
which is filled with all kinds of useful an
nse variety. All the newest materials at 1
I.aresa Suit. Department
In the South. M
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When we say that there is not a C
larger and more assorted Suit De
partme:nt south of Washington we pj
can back up the statement with w,
facts. Traveling men, who should in
know, sav so, and our knowlpdge sj
of the Suits carried by .othe: large Ja
firms in the South tell us so. .i
We have never carried such a j?P
swell Department before, and you an
have never seen anything to equal C'
it in the South. Our lines embrace,
the best, together with the Suits of S se
moderate quality, but there is no tif
cheap stuff on the second floor.
Ours are strictly Tailored Models St(
and the suits appear in many fash- c
ions. Embraced in the qstock is a ch
generous assortment of. Fancy
Checks, Novelty' Stripes and M ix
tures, as; well as the fashionable
Broadcloths. The workmanship c
will stand inspection. We invite si
competition in values.
Special sales of Suits, Cloaks, 1o
Skirts,Waists and Children's Cloaks
during fair week.
MN.AUGH
.ve prizes 8.30 p. m.-Columbia theater, York T -'
and Adams in "Playing the Races.'' a .Y
9 p. ni.--Sparring, Dummy Wall vs.
embers of Pearsons, to rounds. Di
ciation at 9 p. m.-Annual meeting of State
unds' Agricultural land Mechanical society. W ths
nd erowds 9 p. m.-Meeting of postmasters of
South Carolina.in postoffice. R pii
streets and 9 p. in,--Annual state ball. Replrn
fes.ie Friday, November 1. Newb
ege. 9 a. m.-Fair groundls open w1ith ..........._
g Carolina grand parade -of prize winning live A man incline
stock-.og tagtt
postoffice. 9.30 a. m.-B~ig shows on midwaytogsrahtt
sater, York open.
ie Races.', 10.30 a. m.-Intereollegiate track REGISTER
ting State meet, Furman, Erskine and the Uni- Notice is he:
versity of South Carolina. books of registr;
math and 11 a. m.-Fox chase. Newberry, S. C
Noon-Meet'ing of executive corn- the undersignet
31. mittee of fair society.. Registration fo:
ounds open Noon-Burlesque events in horse keep said books
ance. Mid- arena. 9 a. in., until
2 p. m.-Races open for last time. cepted) includit
iversity of 2.30 p. m.-0olumbia theater, mnati. cember, 1907.
. ~ nee, Oscar Figman in "The LightningSpe
ees. Condutor.",Spri
tgun tour- 5 p. mn. Gates close oaifnon 2p
5 p. mi.-Gates close on fair for NOTICE FINJ~
utive corn- 1907. Come again in 1908. As admimistre
6 p. m.--Illumination of streets and Dr. J. B .Simnp
veling men opening of earnival shows. ~ make final settli
nain build- 8.30 p. m.-Columbia theater, Os.. istrator of said
car Figman in "The Lightning Con- the probate jut
start. ductor.'' county, South C
ater, mnati- 18, 1907, and i
laying the Had Mr. Theodore Roosevelt lis- apply for letter
- tened to Judge Alton B. Parker in adminmstrator.
em'bers of 1904 he would not have been so 'easily Iclaims against
iation in deceived by his most intimate friends.~ ent them dmlv
-Charleston News and oCurier. . date, and, pers<
_________________estate will mnaki
streets and A rich widow makes a poor invest
ent when she buysa n husband.
Mimnmugh's and save time,
home. The finest and most
rtment as can be found any
and Plain Streets. Come in
o show yo ,. Glad to see you.
i novel things.
:he lowest prices.
hina, Cut hiass, Crockery.
Largest in the Carolinas.
If yiu haven't visited our basement depart
ent lately you have missed some good things.
1ere isn't a larger anl more assorted line of
hina, Cut-Glass and Crockery in the Carolinas.
e buy in large lots and sell to you much cheaper
an elsewhere in the State. Visit the basement.
enty of light and ventilation. Just note what
offer. The goods are entirely first-class.
Beautiful fancy pieces of hand-painted china
French, Austrian, German and Japanese de
,ns including Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Cracker
rs, Chocolate Pots, Celery Trays, Comb and
ush Trays; Fern Dishes, Tea Sets, Sugar and
eam Sets, B. & B. Tea, Breakfast and Dinner
ates, A. D. Chocolate, Tea and Coffee Cups
d Saucers, and i,ooo other articles of fancy
dinat sample import prices.
China and Porcelain Dinner Sets.
French, Austrian, German a English Dinner
ts, Ioo pieces or in open stoc. Fifteen beau
al patterns at very low prices.
To the Merchats:-We will sell you your
ck of holiday goods and staple Crockery, China,
ass and Tinware as cheap or cheaper than you
a buy it elsewhere in the Soith.' Give us a
ance. -
Carpet Department.
TAKX ELEVkiO TO TiRD FLoog.
[n this department you. will .find anything you
ed to 1eautify your home in the wdy of floor
ering, Draperies, Lace Curtains and Window
ades at the very lowest -prices on first-class,
to-date merchandise...
50 pairs of Lawn and Swiss Curtains g3iyards
ig; regular price pr.oo pair. Special pirice 79c.
50 pairs Lace Curtains 3%4 yards long, worth
.25 per pair. Special price pair - - 98c.
100 Jute Smiyi:a Ruags 30 x 6 inches, - nice
ttern and color, just what you want. Special
ice each - - - - - -, 9g8c.
laco\
RNOTICE or SALE OF PERSONIaI..
RodgersPEPTY
As I have sold my farm land and
~aler In intend to quit farming, I will sell to
the highest bidder for cash on the
locks, JewEkr 5th day of November, 1907, at my
Ylate residence the following personal
property to wit:
; a Specialty. 5 head of good mules.
2 buggies.
3rry, S. C. .1 earriage.
3 head of cattle.
to be crooked is apt 3 hogs. . -
the bad. .2 wagons.
___________I set of blacksmith tools.
1 set of capenter tools.
LTION NOTIDE. Al of my farming implements.
eby given that the 300 bushels of corn.4
.tion for the Town of 2000 lbs. fodder.
, are now open, and Lot of household and kitchen fur
. as Supervisor of niture.
- the said town will J. A. Baker,
open every day from I Calks Ferry Road, 5 miles below
ip. in., (Sunday ex-IProsperity.
g the 1st day of De- 2taw-td.
Eug. S. Werts,
or of Registration.. ADJOUENED MEETING.
________The adjourned meeting of the stock
L SETTTLME.NT. holders of the Columbia, Newberry
tor of the estate of and Laurens Railroad Company, will
son, deceased, I will be held in the President's Office at
~ment as said admin- Columbia, S. C., on Tuesday, October
estate in the office of 29th, 1907, at 12.00 m.
ge for Newberry T. H. Gibbes,
rolina, on Novemnbe; 2t. Seeretary.
mediately thereafter _________
s dismissory as said
All persons holding100!
aid estate will pres- Agnswne atoc,pviu
attested before that eprec sntesnil ertr
ns indebted to saidisgigft,wieonifyuwn
payment. t aemnyfse hnyuee
S. D. Duncan, ddbfr.Wi oa.AdesJ
AdmnitraordF befr, CoWiay, AkesJ
Admentrator.~~ F.Clrk onay Ak