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.rl-lilay, NJZJUI. 1V, I L. L. FIRE DESTROYS RESIDEN(E. Handsome Residence of Mr. J. L. Wis of ProspeAty, Destroyed by Fire Tuesday. Prosperity, March 9.-The hand some home of Mr. J. L. Wise in lower Main street was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. As soon as the fire was discovered th.y telephone for aid, but the flames were then beyond control. The origin of the fire is unknown. The entire house hold goods were lQst, among the being family records dating back for more than 100 years. The house and contents were parziaily covered by insurance. The homes of the entire town have been thrown open to thea in their hour of need. Mr. Wise a prominent citizen or Prosperity, be ing connected with the Pros.perity Stock company. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wise request me. through The Herald and News, to ex tend thanks to their friends who ha sa kindly come to their aid. Dr. and Mrs. G. Y. Hunter spent Monday in Columbia. Miss Rose Herbert tas returned to Newberry, after a visit to her cousin, Miss Mary Langford. Miss Edna Fellers is home for a few days en route to Union, where she has accepted a position as trimmer f one of the big department stores that place. Miss Helen Lathan left Wednesday for Columbia for a few days' stay. Messrs. J. B. Lathan and J. H. wise, of Little Mountain, were in town Tues day. Mrs. W.- A. McLean and children have returned to Bl nmrwood, after a I visit to Mr. McLean's father, Judge: B. B. Hair. Mr. S. S. Birge. spent the week-end at the Wise hotel. Miss Bessie Nicar leaves today for her home in Salem, Va., after spend ing a month with her friend, Miss Hattie Groseclose. Mr. L. A. Black has gone to the Northern markets for his spring stock: of goods. Mr. Tom Berley spent Monday and Tuesday in Newberry. Miss Annie Mae 13edenbaugh, of Kibler's, is visiting Miss Werts. Mr. J. P. Luther, of Columbia, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.1 R. L. Luther. Mr. H. L. Rawl is spending this week at his old home in Lexington. Mrs. C. M. Harmon spent Thursday in Newberry, the guest of Mrs. Clar ence Wise. Quite a number of our citizens will attend the meeting of the chamber of commerce in Newberry tomorrow. There ~will be a citizens meeting of school district No. 14 in city hall Wednesday night, March 15. Following is the program which will be given by the Ladies Aid so ciety of Grace Lutheran church Fri day evening., March 10, at 8 o'clock. Admission 10c. and 15c.: 1. Instrumental solo-Mrs. Qua tlebaum. 2. Recitation-Miss Ruth Hunter. 3. Song-Mr. Quattlebaum and MIiss Groseclose.I Play.-Why they never married. Characters.-Mary Lizzie Wise, Carl Fellers, Lena Wise, Robert Counts,1 Grace Burton. Walter Wise, Marie Kohn, Jim Long. Jessie Lorrick, Joe Long, Aldera Wheeler. Pierce Scott, Mamie Lee Taylor, Johnnie Langford. Instrumental Solo-Mrs. J. '*F. Browne. Recitation-Miss Julia Schumpert. Song-Misses Ca.iro Wyche and Les sie Quattlebaum. Recitation-Miss Della Bowers. Music-Mrs. J. F. Browne. Tableau-Development of the Amer icnGirl: 1. Indian Girl-Mrs. J... C. Schum-j pert. 2. Colonial Girl-Miss Kate Thomp son. 3. Girls 1776-Misses Groseclose and Werts. 4. Girl 1830-Miss Bowers. 5. Blue and Gray-Misses Taylor and Delia Bowers. 6. Belle of Saratoga-Miss Bobb. 7. Yatching Girl-Miss Mary Lizzie Wise. 8. Motor Girl-Miss Harmon. 9. Trained Nurse-Miss Julia Schumpert. 10. Riding Girl-Miss Fellers. 11. Seashore Girl-Miss Lathan. 12. School Teacher-Mrs. M. C. Morris. 13. Golf Girl-Miss Hawkins. 14. Hobble Girl-Mrs. Hunter. 15. Prettiest Girl of all-Miss Ellen Werts. Gentlemen--Dr. 0. 13. Simpson, Mr. A. B. Wise. Mr. Paul Adams. *** * * * * *:' * * * ** * NEWBERRY COLLEGE. * * * * * * * * * * *~ * * Tho " -'e wi'1 start the baseball' sesa"- i' a game between: Cm-9 and the (7) Axes S ovgaard. The $50,003 00 Hand lubia league ream next Tuesday, President-W. ( Mrch 14. The big boys have had one Excelsior Qratc mnth's practice and are showing up "The Nation's It fie. All of the town fans that have Debate. Resolve sen the boys working out predict for carrying on inte Nwerry the fastest dielding team required to have tht has ever playet upo:1 the college Afiirmative, Ph amond. Eidson is doing some good Finck, captain; G rld in the box and will be in better erts, debaters. trm than last year. With him or Negative, Exce ting and Timmons each of whom Captain; C. H. K ha steam, plenty of curves and good debaters. hed work. Hazel is in his good old Rel fom behind .the bat, which means Philomathian I tht n.o opposing tea.m will do any Pay.inger-"Life be-stealing against Newberry this I. yer. Slim Wright is well able to Phrenakosmian tae care of first sack and gets thenm trea-"American anwhere anybody else can. Second Crime." se will be taken care of by Adams Dcso f.u rReentsjerna either one of whomni Decisio -R ofju wil get all that come that way. Pete Snearman, L. M. ozer will be on shortstop and it is cher, J. B. Smeltt a ell known fact that Pete can pick Last Sunday a: pgrounders like a leaguer. Back ing were elected eltzer is back on third again this C. A.: er working in grand style. President, A. I he outfielders w11l be hard to pick Vice-.President, rm among Neal. Perritt. Dick Floyd, Secretary, E. 0 .K. Wise, Mack Johnstone, Daven- Treasurer, J. B. ot and Keitt, all of whom are good, A series of life ad hitters. Manager Cavender will ranged for the I bnf Fie Fulenwider along with his March and four sad from Columbia and all Newber- the following subj yfans will be glad to see this old .ministry, busines fred, who coached the boys 'here a M. C. A. directo tle while last y'ear. Voigt, of Charlest his is the first time since 1906 that Prof. W. H. Na werry has peen able to get the Co- teaching, and Mr. labia team up here, and give base- M. C. A. in Colux al lovers a chance to see them work. directorship. Th( he schedule of games is about livered in the Y. cplete for this season. and is as Jcollege 2.30 p. I olows- cordially invited. arch 14, Columbia at Newberry- At a recent mi arch 17, College of Chareston at board of editors arleston. elected: Editor-in arch 18, Citadel at Charleston. assistant editor-i: arch 31, Wofforn at Newberry- lentine. Literary pril 1, Wofford at Newberry- Kibler, A. N. Kit pril 7, College of Charleston a t trea. Exchange wberry- alumni editor, J. pril 10, Citadel at Newberry- tics, W. O. Perritt pril 14, Clemson at Clemson. er; Y. M. C. A., pril 15, Clemson at Clemson. ness manager, J. pril 17. Furman at Greeaville. ant business man pril 21. Erskiue at Due W\est. These editors pril 22, Erskine at Due West. April 1, and serv( pril (date not fixed) Presbyterian Cllege at Newberry. Dispens~ary Aril (date not fixed), Presbyterian Colege at Clinton.ThSte.th ay 12, Furman at Newberry. Gov. Blease ha The alumni and friends of Newberry the measur.e prov lege are loojking forward with thel gation of the dis: os to the Matrch debate, which will: He has the act benext Friday, March 17. The program and has made no willbe:to whether he wil COl\ 'SKOV( CONCER Axel Skovgaai Violinist To ica Toda) HOLLAN THSDA] Amission - CONCERT ~.Cobb. Jr. * * * * * * * --A. N. Kieffer. Jr.* manity." * SCINTIL d, '1nat corporations * rstate commerce be ByE i federal charters. a eiaksmi!an: G. E. * * * * * * * H. Hipp, M. E. Rob-I An exchange a windy?" The wi Isior-C. P. Barre,1 which gives the s repsi M. B. Hendrix,RokHlHead )uttat. Georgetown hAs ~ssyit-MssJ~i~. bo'ard streets mat hat-Ms Y ou se out, and shaded is W a Yo Ma etrees.-Georgetow l OraorH. . e-throw banana pe Erar-HaS.ce- ment sidewalks? ges.T.elde oft V. liouseal, A. W. Wie~. Ernest Dos ar, J.rB.nBalleJtirn ternoon the follow-I fficers of the Thqesio.o Gunter.wodptofco . H. Ballentiqe. aiae n ti F. Doscher. homnsaea Smeltzer.ithol ntbe i talks has been ar-wodpplar .st two Sundays in peadte i sundays in April on piiee oe cts: Law, medicine, Junl hti s, teacher, and Y. jb l vrteS rship. Dr. A. G. on, on the ministry; ITi sn oi d. of Columbia, on coki u fs Stralton, of the Y.ptsbsnesm abia, on Y. M. C. A.Psofcs,e.,a se talks will be de- glt h iyc . C. A. hall'at thegehrItioua . All friends arebealwdtru eting of the Stylus the following were PO.W I R -chief, A. L. Gunter; a-chief, G. H. Bal editors, Miss Era CesnBadP ffer, Jr., H. S. Pe- uistao editor, R. H. Folk; B. Ballentine, athle-ClsoCleg styloid, W. A. Ris-Clmobarof H. A. Counts; busi- rglrssin B. Smeltzer; assist-mebrbinp ager, J. B. Bailey. ls ih,ad a will go into office for one year. Temte ft Act Held UP. It. or lce Snot -as yet signed be cigpei iring for an investi-1, 90. Po. i ~ensary commission.' nteCesnf under consideration ~ endrco lenit sttem nt Tse; laiest of te 1 sin it ation norenorkin IING ~AARD 1' PARTY -d, the Greatest uring Amer Swill be at D HALL 3:3O SHARP. LATIONS. * ~ibs. ks: "Why is March ndrstetrees apca orie.-1 cement side-walks, with oak and elm Times. Do people On Saturday i lings on your ce- glaS front piC One to a custe te Hospital associa- good. Smalle hard to raise the _________ sital association. l.What! One in The Folio closin teGen1 19 X50 inch Tow, cloingtheGren- 26 inch Hair Rc n Sunday is being, 13 inch Galvanize surprising to find. Silk Four-in-Han vorable 'to it. And 20 doz. latest sty] irprising for Green- "Gold Medal" TI Schurch-going peo- 12od yds Linon Tr rh to extend these rybody.-Grenwood Birthday Brass C the way it ought to Toilet Soap, best Ltre. Search Light Mai :- Leatheroid Chair matter: The town 7 cakes "Fancy! iking order, and itj 874 inch "Acorn' a to inconvenience. Big value in Emb -e run on time. Re- DobeK eHo euortha it shoud 12 Quart Enamel in such a slipshoa See our line GGS and save you lADE PRESIDENT customer Satul eased With His Ad n of A ffairs. Buy fr , March 7.-The rustees met here in 11 en aft 8to'lock A n d 1efsten athio'cloc jcurned this after .e presidency of the up last night an:ipsiinofpesdn to the presidencypoionfpridt itt Riggs, who has but had been made a eiet since January Iwithout his knowledge ggs, who has been acting president seema :ulty since 1896, and vinced the board so f of the engineeringr the man for the presidi colege since 1901, lege that they eiected appliant for +1' lv. anr1 hre thnh re'n"' U I The $13,000.00 Violin. Axel Skovgaard. ' rs and Fames -- AT lOc. Store eoffer 16x20, 4 inch moulding, 50cl ures at the low price of --- mer. They are all new, and 'subjects rsizes at 10c. to 25c. ing Should Interest You: '...-......... ---.........bIC us... .................-....------Ioc id Wash Pan.......................weo dCravats.......................... Ioc s Collars and Jabots, each.... .... .... roc th Picks, none better, 3 boxes.... ..... Ic rchon Lace just in, yd............... 2%cI ndie Holders......................05c oods, 3cakes.......................wIc hes, 3 boxes.......... ........ ......weo eats, all sizes......................weo oap" ............................. 25c Jardineres, just in, each ............. 20C oidery, per yard............... .... Io , 7 to 9%4 size, pr..................wIo id Water Bucket................ --3oc of hair goods. Can match any shade oney. A useful souvenir for every; day. m us and save the difference. rson 10Oc. Co.. f the college, his engineering work has accepted the ting president' new positon. His work as Thus the question which has been to have con- uppermost for over a year is settled' Llly that he is and everybody looks forward to an icy of the col- administraLion of gr'eater usefulness ~m unanimous- and service in all ph.ases of Clem