The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 11, 1909, Page FOUR, Image 4

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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New Perry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, June 11, 1909. Let everybody get busy and interest ed in the auto highway from Atlanta to Washington and New York through the capitals and see if we cannot get it by Newbeirry. We have two things to work for now on both of which there should be unanimous action and endeavor. The life members of the board of trustees,. of Clemson college, have elected Hon. Richard I. Manning, of Sumter, as life member of the board to succeed Col. R. E. Bowen, deceas ed. THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY Obildren's Day at Wightman Chapel Grace Sunday School-Two Marriages. Prosperity, June 10.-Miss Nora Murrell, of Peak, is the guest of Miss Janie Russell. Mr. Granville Wyche is home from the university for the summer. Mrs. L. C. Merchant and children are visiting in Newberry. Children's day was observed at Wightman Chapel Sunday afternoon. The exercises by the children were very well rendered indeed. The sing ing was very spirited and pretty. Mesdames Quattlebaum and Morris deserve praise for training the tots so acceptably. A very large congre gation enjoyed these exercises. *Gra'n Sunday school has changed tue hour for meeting. Beginning with next Sunday the time will be five in stea'd, of four p. m. Please bear this in mind. The following of our townspeople attended Newberry commencement: Miss Julia Schumpert, Mrs. A. H. Kohn, Miss Kohn, Mrs. Singley, Rev. Mr. Kreps, Mr. Vernon Wheeler, Miss Mary Wheeler, Messrs. Harry and Claude Kreps, Mr. nad Mrs. P. H. E. Derrick, Misses Fellers, Mrs. B. B. Schumpert, Misses Taylor, Mrs. Lil lian Hair, Miss Della Bowers, Mr. Oscar Simpson, Miss Mary Lizzie Duncan, Mrs. and Miss Simpson, Mr. Roy Kohn, (Chief Workman, Mr. Bates Maffett, Mr. Bushnell Bowers, Misses Groseelose, Misses Wheeler, Miss Singley, Mr. Geo. Harmon, Mrs. Lane, Miss Hunter, Mrs. Hodges, Mr. Bobb, Mr. Joe Hunter, Grace Burton Reagin, W. B. Wise, Miss Nates, Mrs. J. P. Bowers, Mr. Keister Wheeler. Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Jessie Moseley and Mr. 'D. Effingham Ridgell on Wednesday, June the twenty third at half after seven o'clock. This announcement areates quite a pleasurable sensation among the many friends of the two wiho are so soon to plight their troth for life. On Sunday evening last Miss Ma mie Counts and Mr. Ben Wheeler were quietly married at the parsonage by Rev. Mr. Kreps. Mr. Wheeler is a popular postal clerk on the Southern and Miss Counts is one of .our most charming suburbanites. We wish these two young people much happiness as they tread life's path together. They go to Columbia Thursday where Mr. Wheeler's head quarter are located. On Monday Mr. Jim Werts accom panied by Misses Addie Werts and Julia Matthews boarded the train for Memphis, Tenn., where they have gone for a visit to Prof. Eddie Werts and incid:entally to attend the U. C. V. reunion. The following boys have returned from Newberry college: Chas. Barre, Lindsey Fellers, Marks and Lillius Simpson, Clifton Kreps, Walter, Rob ert and McFall Wise. E. S. and Hal Kohn, and Omerle Singley. We are glad to say that two :>f them, EF. S. Kohn and Omerle Singley are now alumni of the college. Mr. and Mrs. Carper Kreps return ed to their home in Augusta Wednes day. Dr. and Mrs. G. Y. Hunter have is sued cards for a novel function Fr-i day evening. The h norees of the oc casion will be Prof. J. E. Hunter and Cadet Win. Dominick, of Clemson eollege. Wishes and wishing and music will be some of the entertain ing features of the evening. 1 Mr. W. B. Wise, our popular travel ing salesman, spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. Jessie Beaeham Ray, of Green ville, is the guest of the Misses Fel lers. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wise and Mrs. Frank Browne have gonie to Glenn Springs to spend a week or more. Mr. and Miss Geiger, of St. Mat thws visited Rev. M.r. Derrick's I ailil V ast \\eke lie. W. 1'. Gib-son and Mrs. Burr '--ockimaii iade a week-end viSit t Ninety Six. Masters Stanley and Ralph Bakei are at their aunt's., Mrs. E. W. Werts, Miss Will May Wise leaves today for Asheville where she will attend the Y. W. C. A. convention. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Sai Spence. of Newherry. will be buried here today. Mr. Herbert Lanftord has returned from Wofford college. accompaniet by Mr. Ilajor. of Leesville. Resolutions of Grace Missionary so ciety on the death of Mrs. J. S Wheeler. Since it has pleased the All-Wis( Father in His infinite goodness to cal form our midst our generous and be loved co-worker and member, Mrs Maggis Russell Wheeler, be is resolv ed: T1at we. the sorrowing, submit tc His will which is too gloriously vasi for our finite comprehensions That we cherish the memory of her who, 'tho young in years, has gone te reap the rewards of -a well lived life, That we try to emulate all that war good and lovely in her noble charae ter. That a copy of these resolutions bE sent to the family and The Herald and News and a page in our minutE book inscribed to her memory. Miss Erin Kohn, Mrs. P. C. Singley, Mrs. F. E. Schumpert, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * THE IDLER. I was wondering all to myself th( other da-y as I was strolling along or one of the more prominent streets, 01 rather I should say on the sidewalk and dropped into one of the gullie that no infilequently run along thess more prominent sidewalks, if I had sprained my ankle or had been tem porarily disabled, if I would have ba a legitimate case against the city foi damages. Now I don't want to brinc any damage suit for I don't believ( in that way of earning your breat and butter but I would like to know And I intended to ask a lawyer. Will some good lawyer tell me about it that is if he is willing to venture at opinion without -a retainer. -0 It seems to m?e that I rememzbei once that a certain lawyer brough1 suit against the .town because his client fell in an opening which hai been dug for a cellar and it was no1 in the street either. But then b; didn 't get a verdict. And then 11 seems to me that I remember anothe: citizen who did get damages for step. ping into an open cellar which cam' out over the sidewalk. -0 Then it seems to me that I recall when the mayor a.t one time wouli not permit a box to be put in thi sidewalk even if it were bricked it and covered with an iron plate foi fear some one woul'd stumble over it and have a suit against the city. -o Now what is the difference if you fall in one of threse big ditches which run across and straight down so many of these sidewalks, .and ther.e is nc ight to warn you of danger. I am not complaining because I did not all, but I am simply trying to get information, that is it the informa ion is costless, and I want it for the enefit of the public, not for myself Eor I am going to be mighty keerful rnd try to keep out of these guUjges.. -U I understand that s>me people a're ry ing 'taWonei the school -lot situa ;ion. -Now I thou'ght that was set :led. What 's t-he use kicking about i thing that *Y set tied even if it is iot settled according to your way of ;ettling things. This is a democratic ountry where the majority rule. 3ometimes the majority may be rong. Many times I have thought o but when the fight was made I let t go even if I was whipped. -o Lets all go to work and show the C., . & 0. railroad people that it is to :heir advantage to come by Newberry when it is determined to start to uild from Spartanburg. That 's the thing to do. One of the first steps is or the community to get together not only on the railroad proposition but con every other thing that is for the advancement of this community, and to lay aside all little petty jealousies and mean rival.ries and -stop saying and even thinking unkind or unchari table things of one another. Not that I mean to insinuate that any. body does any of these thing now. But I just want to warn you what we must do every day. Speak kindly. -U Say a good word for your town all the time and if anybody asks you about any of its citizens try to think of something good you can say and sa it a don't wink your eye or "93" HAll Our faith in the suF qualities of Rexall " is so strong that we p your money-without c if it does not do what Because it contains Piocarpin, Borax, Glycer combination, Rexall "93" the softening, cleansing, a] stimulating and nourishing i ble and necessary for the of scalp and hair troubles. If used according to direc length of time, we are absi will thoroughly cleanse the s irritation, eradicate dandrd follicles and papilla, revitali roots, stop falling hair, pre hair growth and make the hairi You must realize that we wouli claims with such a liberal offer unless can substantiate our statements m ever >tical person should at least be w !iir Tonic at our risk. Gilder & Weeks, shrug your shoulders even if vou dis- e like the fellow. Even your worst f enemy, that is if you have one, has something good in him and you can find it if you try right hard. I hear that the chamber of com merce is zoing to have a banquet. I That's right. Every business man in this community ought to be a live member of this organization. Then when we invited the railroad people down here and they saw all interests pulling together in this organization' they would conclude at once that this was a live~ and progressive town and meant business and the job would be easy. But they tell me t'hat when the matter of joining the chamber of commerce is mentioned to some of our leading citizens and biggest mer e hants they begin to- find fault with thlAe management or object to the way the thing is run. Well, if I had any thing t0 do with it I would say to them, "Well, why don't you come in and run the thing like it ought to be." If the chamber of commerce does have that banquet and these railroad folk do come I want to see at least one hundred members of the chamnber . of commerce out at the banquet. This is now the best town in t-ne Piedmonts and could be made a great deal bet- t ter if we would all get together and I pull together. t So important do sensible 'people t consider t-his thing of pulling togeth- fl er, and so essential to success do they 5 consider unity of action, i.f success is b to be attained, or if it is dksired, that 5 Preside::t Harms took his text, in his g address before the alumni association, t from that famoas book entitled, "The Highway to Success,'' and the pas sage selected had special reference to the college and read: "Pull for New berry College." Now, why not let every citizen take -a text from this sam.e book and let it read: "Pull for Newberr.'' That is the way . to - build up your town. And don 't you forget it. It is as true as Holy b Writ. I see that Alderman Green is get- a ting some of the material on the gound for that bridge across Scott's b ereek .in College street. It was need ed or rather I should say is needed Ifor if this work progresses like some other improvements of the streets I have seen sta.rted it will be a long time before the bridge is in use.I However. there may be better pros pects when the alderman gets right behind the project than when your al derman is indifferent. The Idler.j A Delightful Hour. If you wish to spend a delightful hour, don't fail to go and hear thel violin and piano recital at The J. L.f Bowles Co. 's store, 1316 main street, Lf on Friday, Saturday and Monday af- p trnoons from 5 to 6 o'clock. These xi eenerts are given to show off the won- i derftql volume and melody of the ii great Schulz pianos. Mr. Menzel is well known in South Carolina as a violinist of remarkable skill and plays with great effect. 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Piano duet. 4. Violin solo, V. J. Menzel, Miss ~va Wright, accompanist. 5. Vocal solo. ER Dr. J. W. Wolling has returned 'rom Lynchburg, S. C. While there e assisted Rev. J. S. Beasley in a eeting at St. Luke's church. NOTICE OF SALE. 0. W. LeRoy having made an as gment for the benefit of his cedi rs to Henry 0. Long on May 31, 09, notice is h.ereby'given that on e 26th day of June, 1909, at the late ae of business of 0 .W. LeRoy in e town of Newberry, S. C., begin ng at eleven o 'clock a. in., we will 11l at public outcry, to the highest dder. unless disposed of at private ile before that time, the following ods and chattels, of the assigned es ~te of 0. WV. LeRoy, to wit: 1 Four sider planer. I iron vice. 1 rip saw wood top. 1 No. 16 turning late and tools. 2 emory stands. 1 moulding machine. 1 grind stone. 20 horse power Atlas engine. 1 40 horse power James Biggs Co. iler. 1 cut off saw. 62 feet shafting, more or less, with 1 pulleys, belts, etc. All buildings, brick, dhingles, lum P. doors, sash and other building terial. 1 one horse wagon. 1 tenor niachine. 1 shaper. 1 mortieing machine. 1 iron vice. 1 rip saw. 1 grind stone. 1 Fay and Egfian planer. 1 motaor dry ki]n, cape 10,000 feet 1 gig saw. 1 iron safe. 1 heavy two horse wagon. 1 drill press. Terms of sale: Cash. Mr. Wistar Daxenport can be ound on the ground where this operty is until June 21, 1909, and -ill take pleasure in selling every bing herein advertised except the iachinery. Henry 0. Long. Assignee of 0. W. LeRoy. Geo. B. Cromer. eent for Creditors of 0. W. LeRoy. US SASH PLAST R MENT , TILE AINTS% ETC e you price:. ROS. CO. 40TICE! IAGAZINE Dman's home publi y the latest McCall :paid to your address . 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