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? THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY. I Another Veteran Passes Away? f Many People Visit Columbia ?Personal. Prosperity, Oct. 29.?prof. J. E. Hunter, of Clomson college, is spending the week at home. Mrs. Boincsl, from near Pomaria, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. K. O. Counts. Air. L. 8. Rowers attended the Post-Master's convention in Columbia Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Thos. Wicker, of Newberry, I visited at Wise Hotel this week. Mrs. S. D. Duncan and Mrs. Hunter made a flying trip to Columbia Monday. I ^ Mr. John Crosson has moved into f his new cottage in Brown street. (lie following of our townspeople cd Columbia this week for cdifi>11 and entertainment: Messrs. F. md Howell Schumpert, Ernest and Hal Kohn, McFall Wise, iter Wheeler, CJeorge Brown, R. C. tits, L. C. Merchant, C. M. Har, H. J. Rawl, Mi-, and Mrs. Talley, and Mrs. Morris, Misses Laura n, Marie Schumpert, Maud Livton, Mrs. Lucy Shealey, Mr. J. Hack, Miss Bobb, Miss Lucy FelMr. P. C. Singlcy, Mr. Will ird, Mr. S. S. Rirge, Aliss Afvry ie Wise, Mr. Addie. iss Minnie Mussing, of Columbia, Loby Brown, of Spencer, N. C.,! Miss .Cccile Smith, of Charleston, j arrive at Mr. E. O. Counts the r part of the week. r. Harry Kreps lias accepted a ion with the West Furniture Co., e are glad to report that Mrs. j tges is now convalescent and s soon to be enjoying her wonted i Tuesday morning another veteran answered to llie Higher roll-call. Mr. 1" rank Boozer, who has been a shut-in from paralysis for many (years, passed away about eleven o'clock. IIis remains were interred at /ion Wednesday. Air. Boozer was [ highly respected by all who knew him. lie is survived by several children, namely: Airs. Win. (libson, with whom he made his home, Mrs. Burnett Harmon, Airs. Burr Stockman, Air. John Boozer, Air. Clayton Boozer and many grandchildren. I)r. Forest Bedenbaugh, the popular pharmacist at the Prosperity Drug ' Store, was married on Tuesday to Miss A lassie Williams, of Newberry. They went to St. Luke's for a short t visit to his mother and also to Co1 lumbia. For the present I hey are with Mr. Taylor's family. Airs. A. G. Wise went to the Columbia hospital Monday for an operation. She was accompanied by Air. Wise, Mr. Jno. Pat Wise and Airs. A. If. Kohn. The operation | was successful and she is doing very j well. Advertised Letters, j' Letters remaining in postofficc at Newberry, S. C., for week ending [ Oct. 24, 1008. Air. Fletcher Clark, Miiss Lalla Cannon. Aliss Aggie Greenwood, Aliss Alagnolia Get or, Aliss Afattie Geter, H. P. I Griffin. | Mr. J. K. Hill. 0 Aliss Liza Jones. ft Air. Robert P. Kent. It tar Linzv, Mr. Florice Long. 1 Mr. W el so n Porter, Air. George g Aliss Janie RutTf. Miss Ellen Swittenberg, Airs. Agg lies Saber. Miss Martlian Turner, Airs. Nanier bi f FARM FE B No better Far Apr the price, Mponger, neater Jm economical 1 HRikgh. We can to MORGAN I |Lf|gp? Women's Footwear CHOICE CREATIONS | | ROM the Factories of the Country's most noted Makers I / 1 of Women's Shoes?Manufacturers, who have an es? tablished reputation for making the best Women's j | L Shoes and who guard that reputation carefully?who have gathered our Fali Models I 4k. iWomen's Shoes at $1.50, $2, $2.50 to $4 Dress Shoes, Street and Storm Boots. A variety of selected leathers. Eutton, Lace and Blucher styles. Medium soles. The New Napoleon, high cut, wave Top Boots?very smart. g tHigh or medium heels, medium or narrow toes?the new \ plain toe effect, etc. etc. I We've every variation in size and width and we're noted , as expert fitters. Our best efforts are at the service of the S Woman, that comes here for Shoes. 1 Fellers & Morgan I SHOES, GENT S FURNISHINGS AND HATS. 1 IWtBMWWWBBPBWMBBWHWBBW Tl h I MM MM W MW No Plow does better work and rur prices are below competi'im. || When you buy get a SYRACU <E. jj | Summer Brothers Go. F _ __Ji mmmmmmmmmmm?mmmntmm? ?????????? mmi 1111 ijm???m?? w?wiim wii ii ib i ii crrgrxca^ttt^Jv v.vrrrmg-.i lmimmim bol Teman. "** ?? Mr. Lawrence Walker, Miss Annie ^ ^ 11 )iersons calling for these letters Having been forcibly kissed by two New York women, Mr. Mrvan Ea /3 will probably modify his views as to |^ml ZHZ? ?IY i'llEESI i rfBSEEaSi I ERfSSSI, I " WBSm. Il Perfect! 1 W * ii n iii oi ithis beautiful white maple dres'N ifNIi' SER AND WASHSTAND AN'ii NICE I white iron bed for only $30 oo. m Ppnrp marfp Next Saturday at 3.30 P. M. we : < rgoins; ill reiiuc incite tQsel| ( njcR $4 00Rattan Rockf!r for i> I .98 no fence ma.de see our window. , more durable absolutely free. hhsin thA PiH Q~ We are offering with every purchase of $50 00 a $25.00 Lllctii Lilt? 1 ILLo Talking and Singing machine. This is no humbug. Everything C fill vnnr ordpr ^air anc* ?Pen- Call at the store and see the machine. Our ^ J prices the lowest and our goods the most up-to-date. ~~ ? T H E -? ? ??, 1881 CO. J- L. Bowies Co. ! 1316 and 1318 Main Street, Newberry, S. C. SILVER STREET Warehouse Co. We have just received a fresh supply of Meal and Hulls, which we will sell at market prices, We give meal and hulls in exchange for seed. Highest Market Price Paid for Cotton Seedd. winning Cotton A Specialty. w e have the only AIR BLAST GIN with an up to-date feeder, in this section of the St^te. GIVE US A TRIAL. 9 Silver Street Warehouse Co. SILVER STREET, S, C. W?WWMIB?lllllll I llllI ! ! ! iigh Class Shoes OR MEN AND WOMEN. GUARANTEED LINE OF WORK SHOES. Dry Goods and Notions. We offer the celebrated 1921 Outing at 9c. We offer a variety of shades in the popular rilliantines ax 45 cents. We sell the celebrated Simpson Prints at 6c. We are Cotton Seed Buyers for the best mill in the State and always pay top of the market. Always SEE US BEFORE SELLING. ^heppard Bros. SILVER STREET, S. C.