The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 30, 1913, Page EIGHT, Image 8
ri'KEJ.Y PERSONAL.
The Movements of >h?ny People, Newberrjins.
n'?<l Tb< v" Who Visit
\('wi>t'rrv.
Miss Edith Henderson is in C'olr.'n- :
)l>ia visiting Mrs. Ann Jeter.
Mr. 0. \Y. Amlc-c was in the c-iiy
Mon day l';oni Prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. John Teague, 01 Newberry.
are spending several days in
the ci v.?Laurens Advertiser. 24th.
I Mrs. A. T. Brown, of Newberry, is ;
visiting Capt. and Mrs. J. G. Jenkins,
?Greenwood Journal, 26th.
C. C. Davis, of Xewberrv, was reg- j
ist?red at the Imperial yesterday.? i
Greenville News, 24th.
Mrs. A. C. Jones and her daughter,
Miss Louise Jones, are visiting Mr. i
and Mrs. Wm. C. ScUenc-k.
Mr. J. F. Moore, the piano man, j
made another stop over here during
the tuneful iiolidav season.
Mr. Robert E. Leavell made it con-;
ven'lent in his travels to give Newberry
a par-: of his Christmas time.:1
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Mrs. Wallace and children, of Co- ! (
lumbia. are visiting her parents. Mr. ^
and Mrs. Wm. Johnson. i
Mr. James A. Bowers, of Atlanta,!
rt. . . v- ! I
came over to Cnristmas some in .Newberry.
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Miss Mary Wright is one of the ;
teachers who came home for her !
Christmas.
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(Xed) E. B. Purcell, who studies at ]
St. Mary's college, in Belmont, X. C., j j
is "vacationizing" at Xewberry. j (
Mrs. W. A. McDonald, of Hodges, is
t ? r_ i\r c I
visuuig iier iciiiici, ix . w . o. ivitrxiuxx, \i
and family. j \
Julian W.ii e came home from Wof-!s
f
ford Fitting school to spend the lioli-;1
-days.
.Mr. J. Thomas Hutchinson, of the 'a
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Southern Power Company, O.iarloite, I
was in the citv during Christmas. j1"
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Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Johnson, of ;
Camden, S. C., spent the week end with !
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Dickert. \ ^
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Mrs. Fannie Palmer and her daugh- I f
ter, Miss Mary Palmer, of Salisbury,! 0
.are visiting Mrs. Otto Klettner.
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Prof, S. J. Derrick will read The: _
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Herald and News in Lexington to is ^
week. i ^
Mr. John Ruff, of Georgetown, came h
to his Newberry homt during Christmas.
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Mrs. E. L. Bailes and children, of ^
Anderson,-came last week to spend a 11
little while of. the holidays with Mrs. C
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Vinnie Hayes.
Mr. Edgar Cromer, of Spartanburg, t
spent a short time of the Christmas v
in Newberry. a
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Mr. T. C. Turner, Jr.. of Greenville,
spent a litile while here last week
with jas brother, Mr. S. J. Turner. c
Mr. D. C. Spearman 'has cuanged
liis Herald and News "from where it .
was going'' to "Tom Wicker's route.'' .
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aull, of Columbia,
were among those spending part
of Christmas in Newberry. ^
Mrs. C. E. Garvin, of Columbia, dur- j
ing Ch isimas visited her parents, Mr. '
and Mrs. G. W. Pearson. ' ^
Mrs. 0. B. Mayer and children left
Friday for a visit to Laurens rela- ]
tives.
Mr. Guy Brown is in Greenwood this
week with the Southern Power com- 1
pany. <
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4 Mr. Ha' ry O'Donald, of Atlanta,!
came over to join Mrs. O'Donald at 1
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (
R. Y. Leavell, last week. I
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Messrs. Jno. K. Aull, Ira M. Sligh, t
T. "Q. and W. E. Boozer, of Columbia,!
were in the city of Newberry a por-!
tion of last week. c
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Grover Corley, Ellis Efird and Miss :.A
Catherine Efi:d, of Newberry college, t
are home for the holidays.?Lexington
Dispatch, 24th. j
Mr. Leo Derrick is home from New- ^
berry college to spend the Christmas ' j
holidays.?Ridge Road cor. Leesville t
Twin County News, 24th. ;.
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Mr. B. V. Chapman spent his Christ- (
mas with relatives and friends in his 1
old familiar country of Little Mountain,
Chapin, etc. ,?
^iiss rteien -\icnois, or Aewoerry,
spent the week-end with Miss Carrie j<
"Lorick, on her way home from Sum-j <
merland college.?The State, 23rd. j <
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Mr. Jno. M. Kinard is a member of j'
the board of trustees for the State!
Baptist hospital which meets in Co- (
himbia on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Cecil Reid, of Fredricksburg, '
Va., is in the city today on his way to i!
Newberry for the holidays.?Rock Hill
Record, 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crosland left
this morning for Newberry to spend
Christmas with relatives.?Bennettsville
Advocate, 25th.
Miss Annie Higgins, from teaching
in Anderson, and Miss Marion Higgins,
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from Greenville, came down 'home for
the holidays of the Christmas season.
Miss Kate Thompson, who is teaching
at .Jalapa. will spend the holidays
with her family in Eau Claire.?The
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Dr. .!. C. Harper spent yesterday in
Xr-wberry. Mrs. Harper and children
have been there several days.?Greenwood
.Journal, 26th.
Mr. Thomas Wells, of Greenville,
came down during the holidays to
divide a portion of the time with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Wells, and
other relatives.
Mr. .}. A. Dennis, of Davis Station,
and Miss Sudie Dennis, of China
Grove, X. C., school teachers, met at
home with their father, Mr. J. T.
Dennis, for the Christmas.
Mr. Thomas E. Epting, of the South
em BelL Telephone and Telegraph
company, "blew in'" to Xewberrv during
the festivities and activities of
t'iie holidays.
Mrs. Kate Smith was called to Newberry
on account of the illness of her
mother. ".Irs. Lou Mayer, who r&cover?d,
and Mrs. Smith returned homo,
last week.
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Miss Lilia Martin, teacher of domestic
science in the city schools, will
spend the holidays in Greenville and
Vewhon v.?SDartanburg Journal,
22nd.
Messrs. Ralph and Stanley Baker
are at home from Newberry college, j
Both boys won the "Block Letter'' in
athletics this year at Newberry.?
Greenwood Index, 25th.
Miss Gladys Chappell, one of the
eachers in the Edgefield High school,
las gone to her home in Newberry to 1
;pend the Christmas vacation.?Edge- ,
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1C1U AUvciuogi, MAVAt.
Mr. Gus B. Summer, of Summer!
md Hipp, will leave Wednesday for j
Atlanta. He goes principally to have 1
s eyes treated and incidentally to
my goods.
Miss Bertha Gray Gallman, of Newerrv,
is spending the holidays wit'a. i
er sister, Mrs. Dwight Stuckey.?
(ishopville Leader and Vindicator,
4th.
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Capt. T. J. Duckett, of Clinton, paid !
Christmas visit to Ms daugnter, ;
Irs. Duncan Jdanson and to see his j
ittle grandchild at the Johnson ?
ome.
Miss
Cleo Moore, of Augusta, j
rought the children of her sister, j
Irs. Eugene F. Greneker on a Christlas
visit io their grandmother, Mrs.
.'orrie Greneeker.
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.MISS I-.llia aiculiii, icauiti ui. Uvu.Vw ,
ic science in the Spartanburg schools,
rill spend t:.:e holidays in Greenville j
.nd Newberry.?Greenville News,
:4th.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Milton Taylor, of
Cewberry, spent Tuesday night in the
:ity on iheir way out to Princeton to^
'isit the relatives of Mr. Taylor. While
n the city they were the guests of reatives.?Laurensville
Herald, 26th.
Mrs. M. C. Riser left Wednesday to
risit relatives at Leesville, S. C. She
will be away for several weeks.?
31uffton cor. Beaufort Gazette, 25th.
They are in Newberry visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Duncan.
The bankers have been invited to
neet in Columbia Thursday to attend
i conference beginning a campaign
'to secure one of t?:e twelve reginal
Danks provided under the new currency
law.
Mrs. George Little and her little
liece, Miss Byrdie Wfignt, 01 l^aurgns
county, passed through Newberry
Tuesday on their way to spend Christnas
with relatives in Columbia, reurning
on Friday. I
Miss Agnes Summer, from Kingston
college, Pa., Mrs. R. E. Hanna, from
^hesterfield, and Mrs. J. W. Halti vanger,
from Columbia, will spend
he week with their parents, Mr. and
tfrs. C. E. Summer.
Mr. DeWitt Salter, manager of the
/ictrola department of the Cable com>any,
of Atlanta, and Mr. Clement Saler,
student of electrical school, Wash
ngton, D. C., spent some of their
Christmas time with their sisters and ,
mothers in Newberry.
Mr. Jno. C. Goggans, Jr., and his
'men'"?namely?-Pierre Gaillard. Bob
^ewie and Walter Cameron, left Friday
for Charlotte to join the others
3f the great force at a big banquet
Df the Southern Power company on
Saturday night.
In leaving for her far-away field
Df consecrated work, Miss Mary Lou
Bowers carries with her the God speed
>f our community, and amid their re
gret at her going her friends wis/j for
her a pleasant voyage and safe arrival
at her destined port.
The teachers have all gone to tlheir
respective homes to spend the vacation.
Miss Wrenn Hafner, to Chester;
Miss Lucie Miles to Marion; Miss
[rene McDaniel to Due West and Miss
Lizzie Griffin to Newberry.?Cro. s
Hill cor. Laurens Advertiser, 24th.
Mrs. Shealy went to Xewberry one i
! day last week io complete some!
Christmas shopping but for coming!
home so late on the evening train sae
i would have gone to Greenwood, how-1
ever when we get the trolley that
necessarily will be obtained.?Xinoty
Six cor. Greenwood Index. L'-~th.
i Mr. James Z. Adams and son Rufus,
of Blairs, S. (\. are spending some
time here with Messrs. Henry Z. and
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J. B. Adams. Messrs. Adams are well !
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known in this community, having liv- j
ed for a number of years in this vici- J
nity.?Ridge Road cor. Leesville Twin
j County News, 24th.
Mrs. W. S. Spearman and son, Mas- ,
ter Walter S. Spearman, Jr., and Miss
[Margaret Spearman, the latter a;
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niece of Mr. Spearman, of Xewber:v..
j S. C., arrived in the city last night to [
spend the holidays as the guests of |
: Mrs. Spearman's brother, Mr. J. W.
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j Cuthbertson, on Ransom place. :\lr. !
Spearman will join his family tomorrow.?Charlotte
Observer, 21st.
I Mr. Wms. Welch, of Washington. I). j
C., who is growing in distinction at
the capital of the nation, is spending
i the 'holidays with his parents. Dr. and
'Mrs. S. G. Welch, and other relatives1
l in his old home city of Newberry. Mr. j
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j Welch is recognized at the North and
j in Washington as an artist of abili- j
I ty, and he enjoys a tine reputation in i
other ways.
Mr. J. E. Summer alighted in .\Vw- j
berry from Jacksonville last week and i
spent a few days 'here. It doesn't'
seem, a year since he was last in :his r
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city. That is because he is welcome :
here. You know if you don't like a
man it doesn't seem any time since he
was in the way before. It was the i
first time J. E. had seen the new posta
a a vr- it ic n fill A
uiiiv;c uiiiiuixi^. ixt cujo *v C4. .^iv
one, and he likes the looks of it. That ;
suited the reporter because he 'has ;
been bragging about this building. ;
Dr. Harms delivered the sermon !
containing the charge to the pastor. '*
His text was "Silver and gold have ^
T none, but such as I have I give un- 1
to Thee/' "There are hundreds of 1
ways to accomplish the purposes of 1
God without the use of money," said '
Dr. Harms. "The pastor's supreme1 .
gift of his congregation is himself.. I | .
honor the influence of money,'' he ; ]
continued, "but some of the reallyj.
great charities are not coined in any
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mint." Dr. Harms pointed out the j
need for cooperation as a decided fac- j
tor for success.?News and Courier's 11
account of installation ot tne Kev.
Bernard Repass at Charleston.
YARJOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
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The National bank calls for a meet- (
ing of shareholders. See noiice.
TI-e rainy Christmas interfered \vi:h i
t.he hunting arrangements of many
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men in Xewberry.
Such a contes-. as jus-: passed in Tli*. :
fierald an?; News sIi.avs Ll>at it count?
0) work hard. 1:
Mr. John Henry of Greenville is
visiting his home folks here.?Clin ion
Gazette. Which John Henry?
The girls and boys came home for
Christmas vacation from schools and
colleges in full force.
| The town council of Newberry will
elect officers December 30, 7.30 p. m..
Chief and others.
Mr. J. L. Wise is in the Western
mule market purchasing a carload of
mules for the Summer-Wise Stock
company. J
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He fills the earth with carnivals
of beauty.?H. in Lutheran Church
Visitor. Those are the carnivals to
have.
One or two selections in last issue
of this paper s'hould have been credited
to the Lutheran Church Visi- \
tor.
The call of Christmas is in the air.
?Lutheran Church Visitor. Crtho- (
dox for everybody. This was for last
week, but it holds' good.
A couple was married in Abbeville
last week that was "the long and the
short of it," Miss Lizzie Long and Mr. :
Peter Short.
Remember gentlemen, that there
is only one X in Xmas.?Marion Star, '
And it is a great pity that there is
one in it.
If it is spelled "Xmas" in The Index,
rest assured somebody has got (
by both editor and proof-reader. It
has been "railroaded through."?
Greenwood Index.
| The Ridge Spring school at Old
Town, Miss Mayrne Cromer, teacher, j
will resume exercises on the 31st and
all the children are notified to be on
hand promptly.
Nobody is looking for much of a
paper this time. Who likes to work .
"the day after" or just after holiday <
celebrating? The newspaper is same r
as any other man-. j
Is there anything more exciting b
t'ban to have a gushing giri describe u
1- ? A-' +1
a moving picture snow:-auiu^swu u
Mail. Seems like some of that is pull- tl
led off in Newberry. , li
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We haven't seen any announcement
from him but we take it For granted
that John T. Duncan will run for
governor next summer.?Greenville
Piedmont. .Jno. T. Duncan spokft not.
The first 1!H4 Harley-Davidson to
each Xewfoerry was sold to Mr. ;har
lev Ruff. It is a two i-pred. twin cylinder,
oii horse power: a thing of
beauty and a joy forever.
What we want i? a Christ nas of
the '!>eart.?H. in Lutheran Ch'u?"ch
Visitor, That's interdenominational
doctrine, intended for last week but
crowded out.
The alumni address at Xewberry
college commencement will be delivered
by Mr. 'Charles L. Trabert,
now of Berkeley. California. Th will
be pleasant news to many people.
The Arcade will move to the place
formerly occupied by M.\ S. B. Jones
as a restaurant, opposite Newberry
hotel. The Arcade believes in staying
near tv.e Xewberry hotel.
Cooking on the same stove for 23
years is claimed by .Air. Pierce Taylor
for his wife, Mrs. Nancy Taylor. T'-.ais
a long time to use one stove. It
shows t;:a? it is a good one.
A census of autos 01' every sort in
the.United States shows that on Oct.
1 the number was 1.229,.",30 ? -News
item. And Newberry added a little to
that.
If a man is not interested in the
work he is doing, how can he expect
anybody else-to be interested in it??
Anderson Mail. That's exactly what
we have been saying about it and it is '
true.
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A new comet is approaching the '
earth, and we suppose those people <
who ace always trying to find a cause :
for misfortunes will give the sun spots a
rest.?Anderson Mail. Always ;
something to look for.
T'^e sketch credited to The Herald
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ana .News (ine uananan-ouuui weuiing)
by the Honea Path Chronicle, ;
belonged to the Observer. It is a lit- ,
tie thing, of course, but we only ! (
tvant credit where credit is due. 1.
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"Wrap securely and don't forget '
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the return address. ' This is the principal
appeal the employes at the 1
[ocal postoffice have to make to the i i
lenders of Christmas packages. i i
Two 1914 twin cylinder Harley-!
Davidson motorcycles have recently j
been sold?one to Charley Ruff and i
the other to J. W. Oswalt, of Lees- i
srille. 11
What has become of that youngster i J
who once asserted so ooidiy tnat ne
lid not believe in Santa Clans?Lan- ?
faster News. Moved to Xewberry and ^
?rew up to be a man. Living here
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The old moving picture show was f
bid in Saturday of last week by attor- (
nev for Mrs. Lavender. It will con- '<
tinue to be operated for the present <
as in the past, and we hope a long <
time in the future. :'
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The Sunday school of St.. Luke's
Episcopal church enjoyed a beautiful,
Christmas tree on Sunday morning at
in ftV?wir with a hricrht little service '
which was conducted by Master Joe 1
Norwood. 1 1
Mr. L. Morris has the right idea in '
a neat ad this time. He advertises
the fact that he wishes all of his cus-:J
tomers a happy and prosperous new'
year. In return may he have the same '
we know is the wishes of his friends. '
The proof-reader of the Times this
morning found Xmas spelled "Vmas"!'
Although we all know that it takes 1
a "V" for Xmas, really, there's no use ;
ruDDing it in, is mere; iue pruui- i
reader changed it)?Florence Times.
You didn't better it one bit.
Wo un t-siia... : y ti d unflinching- '
1/ en.lorstr ^ at I-iol.;p Kilgo says
about "foot-ball" playing. That this (
eminent divine has made a thorough ;
study of the subject is clearly set i
forth in what he has to say about it.
?Wilkinsville cor. Gaffney Ledger.
This country is going to be safe just
so long as the fellow who has a grand (
baby in his home wouldn't exchange c
places with the fellow who has a baby j
grand.?Spartanburg Herald. Dun-, v
can Johnson is prepared to vouch forj0
the accuracy of this sfatement. t
Everybody that was due here came e
and all who were due away went for >C
Christmas and the coming and going
made a big bunch, a few of whose js
names we got without effort, the great l
majority being too numerous to men-,C(
tion. B
A colored woman lost a fur. She b
offers a reward and says she will give ir
$5 to the person returning it to her, s1
as it cost $15. S'he will also give the r<
t-onnpfor $2 for his trouble. "Fetch w
?Vi/V* T
it here/' and let'.the reporter get his n
i&sy money while the finder gets the c<
eward of $5. ^
He fills the earth with carnivals of;
eauty. He crowds the landscape j
'ith panoramic splendor. He makes m
tie waters laugh for us and makes to
le sunbeams dance. Nature and re- tb
gion are in conspiracy to make man m
m.
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glad.?H. in Lutheran Church Vis- !
itor.
Tiie Southern Field is a publication
at Washington. In its December
number is a cu' of a vetch field and
a written sketch of a vetch patch.
wMch was obtained by the Field from
.Mr. S. M. Duncan, who "is a successful
grower of vetch.'' as that publication
says.
Among names of Mt. Pleasant,
Charleston, people we came across ,
Galleys, of which we want to make
pleasant mention. Newberry has no !
Gulleys, but there are some pretty
good Hills in this county, and Rivers,
with Woods and Fields in the neighboring
country of Laurens.
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We liar' "ur annual temperance sermon
in the A. R. P. church the evening
of the fourth Sabbath of Novem- j
her by Rev. C. H. Nabers, pastor Ct!(
that church. He had a full house a .'i!
gave something that was indeed worth
hearing. $4.75 was collected.?-Pal- j
metto White Ribbon, ISth.
Just to show that there is no hard j
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feeling, we wish to call the attention !
r\f rVto 1 i -nnrvrin nnorotrtr trv rllo
wi lll imvycj wcvi vvy i ?*v ivavv ;
that the new minister from Si am is !
named Phva Prabbakaravonga.--Spar-j
tanburg Herald. That's alwright, t-r.ie
1> o. of The Herald and News can
wriggle with it.
Resolve to patronize home enterprises
this next year. Do your part
to make those that are here succeed .
and their success will attract others.?
Spartanburg Herald. This is one of
of the best things tue S. H. said
Christmas. It is a splendid resolution
for all.
N -A J + /.nnnh r
uur energetic cuiu lanuiui wumj |
commissioner, Mr. John Hitt, is still
pushing the work on the public roads.
?Cross Hill cor. Laurens Advertiser.
Must be somewhat like our "Jdlin
Henry", who is making a hit on the <
public road question here and "making
some people mad," as he says.
Mr. S. B. Dominick sends The Herald
and News a card of the Baptist
church at Rocky Mount, N. C. It is ]
a. handsome, commodious building,
seating capacity 2,200, church costing
535,000, "one of the nicest churches in
the old North State." Nothing speaks j
more for a city tfaan the church buildings
within its limits.
Col. John K. Aull plunged into read- 1
ing proof on the governor's message
is soon as fae returned from- Newberry '
resterday afternoon.?Columbia cor.!
S'ews and Courier, 27th. We can see , (
lim plunging into that proof reading.;'
tVnen it comes to that, and this, that
md the other along these lines Jna
fC. Aull is a plunger from tip-top..
T.ie Philathea class of the First :
Baptist church of Newberry sent Miss !
Anne 0. Ruff to Helena Friday with ;
Christmas gifts for Miss Lizzie Hollis. :'
i faithful and worthy member of the '
church. The "sweet remembrances" j
consisted of confections, fruits^ gro- i.
series, money, etc. me rmiatneas <
are ever ready and willing in their j
aoble work.
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The following from the l^e^sville;
Twin County News is a sensible way. ^
"Mr. J. E. B? McCartha informs us |
that he lost one of his gloves on his
mail route. As yet the finder has not!
returned it. He wishes us to say that;
if the finder will let him know who !
be is that he will give him the other i,
3ne, as neither is benefitted under the j
:ircumstances."
One certain citizen, in presence of
another, was telling a certain other,
citizen that he didn't like having j
Xewberry spoken of as a "little" city.:
VVhy, sakes alive, man, "little'* is {^
in endearing word, used in terms of
affection, often without regard to the I
size of the place or thing referred to. '
When you hear a girl say of Xewberry
it is a "dear little place," she j j,
means she likes the city.
Three members of the board of di- i
rectors of the State penitentiary are.
:o .be chosen at the approaching ses-/
1 noeamhlv Th? I
>ion 01 rn6 en u?j . ?? ,
;erms of Messrs. W. H. Glean, of An- 1
ierson county, and Jasper M. Smith, j
>f Colleton county, expire and A. j
layne Hawkins, of Newberry county,
rho is serving out the unexpired term j ?
f J. D. Deas, deceased. All three of p
hese gentlemen are candidates for re-,
lection.?Columbia cor. News and j
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ourier.
Mr. L. W. Jones' black pepper tree j
; still being traveled over the Stare, j
<ast Tuesday it was at Pageland, ac- j
ording to the Journal of that town,
tut that false set of teeth has about
een dropped, the 1st time appearing
1 Augusta Chronicle. We like to
tart these things and see them go j
Dund. It is pleasant pastime to
atch them. Everybody ought to deive
pleasure from work. But this'
Dmes only by taking an interest in !
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A Mule Bargain.
You still have io worry with the |
iule to make the corn and the cot- &
m. Summer-Wise Stock company is
te place to get the right mule?the
ule with the guarantee.
cott(j\ market.
Newberry.
(By. Robt. McC. Holmes).
Good middling 12*4
(By Summer Bros. Co ) J
Cotton seed 39
Pomaria. -i
Cotton 12%
r'oTtnn sppri 1.35
Little Mountain.
Cotton seed 12%
Cotton seed... 1.25J
Whitmire.
Cotton seed 12% *
Cotton seed 42.
Prosperity ,
Good middling 12*4
Cotton seed 39
Cbappells.
Good middling 13
Cotton seed .. 1.?^
Silversireet. M
Good middling ?
SPECIAL NOTICES.!
One Cent a WorcL No J
vertisement taken forfl
than 25 cents.
FOR SALE?One 15 H. P. Ajax eftjl
One Xo. 1 Saw mill, one 9
one Case engine, one Case thrash*
which I will sell for $1,500 caslB
All in good running shape. H. "WW
Bowles, Whitmire, S. C.
9-19-tf. - I
WANTED?several hogs weighing 1
about 3 00 to 125 pounds. See us before
you sell any kind of cattle or
hogs. The Cash Grocery, tl. M. Lane
& Co. Phone 110 or 212.
9-5-tf. *
POULTRY WANTED?Hens, 10 cents
per pound, chicks, 14 cts. Highest^
prices for eggs. Player & GraharM
SMITH'S LIVER PILLS?For the r9
lief of Torpid Liver, Sick Headach^M
Biliousness, Dizziness, Dyspepsia*
Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Lres
Sleep, Malarial. Poison, etc. Prfoe j
oer box 25 doses 25c. Mail orders so
licited. P. E. Way, Druggist, Newberry,
S. C.
ii-18-tt. \.
FOR SALE?House and lots corner of J
Harrington and Calhoun streets. LsmM
containing nearly four acres oS
[and, divided into building lots or
a whole. Offers considered by Mi^fl
Jerome Bruce. A
12-5-ltawtf flfl
SALESMAN WASTED?$7oM
month and all expenses to be^
Experience not absolutely necessaiW
Take orders from dealers for ciga^
rettes; cigars; snuff; smokfng and]
chewing tobaccos. Penn. C?mpany?J
Station 0., New York, N. Y. H
JUST ARRIVED?Carload of yoahB
mules for sale by Purcell
?00,000 FEET of lumber for si
Prices right. Quick delivery. Pfl
cell & Scott.
12-16-tf. .
r 4 PCP -trvsnr RAf? Tr>st at the deoot'
U.lliMii ?
Sunday?^containing money and
ters addressed to Miss Harfl
Adams. Liberal reward for itfl ^
12-30-lt. - '
IVAXTED?A lady for office worfc^fl
who can operate typewriter.
good proposition for the right a
Write all applications in own hfl
writing to Box 243, -Yewberrj?
C.
YA>'TED?(A lady for office work.?
who can operate typewriter. B
good proposition for the right
Write all applications in own h^
wilting to box 243, Newberry, SfH
T"R LOST?Mary Lee Toland I
a fur 011 the 24th of DecembeS
Newberry. A reward of $5 wilio^^
ariven for its recovery. Leave atjj
this office.
12-30-2L
OST?A. little heart-shaped ametb^st'M
necklace. Liberal reward if *e- V
turned to this office,
it. "
ISTRICT MANAGER with ability *
secure sub-agents for a wonderful u
invention embodying six new patent- fl
ed points, placing our portable gasoj?
line lamp on a par with electricity
Agents coining money. Alklfl
Snarks Gas Light Co., Lans*'^
Mich.
HE RELIANCE IXSURAXCE cjfl
pany guarantees perfect prote?|
in its policies. The Relia?*ce^
tpcts your time and pays you infl
of accidents and ill health, n
cal disability clause in every ]fl
Guaranteed loan values.
policy holder a satisfi^J
fomer. William E. Peibai^B
trict agent.
VY WHAT ABOUT THAT M
work? Anne 0. Ruff can 9
done first class for you. Gifl
her. Phone 84. * H