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Pj Society f I "Neighborhood" Party. Misses Rebecca and Ernestine Wick^er entertained the "Neighborhood" girls at a charming little informal rook party on Friday evening at their lovely home in Boundary street. Those enjoying the pleasure of the evening were Misses Lucile West, Clara Bowers, Louise Smith, Maude Eptlng, . Jennie and Florence Morris, (Mamie [ana josie raysmger, come L?ei Havkird, Margaret Neel, Cleone Hayes and ' Messrs. Jim Milam, Claude Sligh, Young Brown, Robert Porter, "Bill" | SmirJ:, Marvin Summer, Forest Loml- | nick, Aiken Feagle, Irwin Satterwhite, Bennie and Jessie Mayes, Lovell, and ^-Paul Anderson. After several games tne cards were laid aside and a delightful ice course was served, k Miss iCorrie Lei Havird won the prize, a box of candy. * * * I sear In Honor of Miss Mollle iSligh. Miss Kathryn Harms entertained a; i few friends at a delightful rook party : Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Mol- ! f lie Sligh of Jacksonville, Fla. The (house was beautifully decorated in j shasta daisies and nasturtiums. Dur- j ing the games delicious candy was; served. Lifter several games had been enjoyed the guests repaired to the lawn, where a tempting: ice course was served. The following young people enjoyed the afternoon. Misses Mollie Slight,! Goode Burton, Ruth Digby, Lucia and Phoebe Featherstone of Greenwood, iEddie Mae Parr, Pauline Fant, Sarah ^ Sligh, Sue Ella Peterson, Abbie GailB lard, Nancy Fox, Mildred Purcell, B Mary Wheeler, Azile Parr, Mildred! Evans, Frances Mcintosh of Columbia, ft Grace Summer, Cora Ewart, Hulda & Longshore and Sarafr Davis. Ft ? A Delightful Entertainment Mrs. J. Sidney Derrick entertained the members of her Sunday school last Thursday afternoon at her home in Caldwell stree:. It was a pleasant afternoon, there was a good attendance and for a while the guests enjoyed some spicy games in tf:e grove at Speers Street school. After these games a brief business session was held. Mr. James Shealy was elected secretary and IMrs. T. X. Parks treasurer of the class. TVn7?ir? /* + V* r> a a.! 1 T^at? cue OUVlOrl iiUUi, -u: 5. JL^Ci PL rick, assisted by Misses Lucile Dicker: T?-.and Era Kibler, served delightful re' freshments. ' / Rook Club. On Friday afternoon Miss Annie Dunston was hostess to the. "Rook club" of the younger set. After several interesting games, t':e N, > little hostess was assisted in serving I x delightful refreshments by Misses Bet> tie Bradley, Alice West, Leila and Sudie 'Dennis. It was a very pretty party and fully 1 ecjoyed by the young people. * * * The Bachelor Maids will meet with j kv REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERVISOR ? MONTH OF 653 E. S. Werts, salary 684. Geo. D. Brown, salary 685. D. J. Taylor,. salary . 686. F. M. Lindsay, salary 687. W. M. Dorroh, salary 688. W. S. Melton, salary..' 689. C. G. Blease, salary 690. Jbo. C. Goggans, salary 691. Jno. Li. Uipps, salary k 692. J. W. Epting, salary ^ 693. L. C. Livingstone, salary 694. H. C. Holloway, salary 695. J. C. Sample, salary 696. W. S. Mann, public buildings.. .. 697. T. B. Kibler, chaingang ^ 698. H. W. Bowles, roads and bridges.. - ; 699. M. A. Ham, chaingang fr 700. J. W. Eptins, county commissione: 701. M. W. Long, chaingang 702. M. A. Ham, roads and bridges.. . 703. J. N. Sligb, roads and bridges.. . 704. T. H. Teague, chaingang 705. T. R. Campbell, chaingang ^ 706. C. G. Holder, chaingang 707. W. C. Summer, roads and bridges 708. W. C. Summer, contingent?(road: 709. J. Y. Floyd, roads and bridges.. .. 710. R. E. Livingstone, roads and brid 711. D. A. Reighiev, roads and bridge 712. Herbert & Blair, roads and bridges 713. J. A. Suber, Ji., county home.. . T1 A WT T U Tillor nVioinoro n cr ^ i iii tv. u. 715. Elliott Gallman, roads and bridges 716. B. B. Hair, lunacy 717. Jos. D. Quattlebaum, roads and t 718. M. J. Smith, county home 719. Philander Cromer, roads and bri< 720. Geo. A. Epting ,board of assessoi 721. Boulware & Blair, roads and bri( i 722. B. B. Leitzsey, roads and bridges.. | 723. W. E. DeHihns, ferry 724. J. C. Duncan, roads and bridges.. 725. J. R. Workman, coroner's constal *&> 7i$D3Daer$naii * .wesiey, cownxy nc 727. Dr. T. Boyd Jacobs, couBty boil it: j Miss Bess Burton Tuesday, 13ih, at G ! o'clock. * * * | A special service of the Woman's Missionary society will be held in the j LutLeran Church of the Redeemer next ! Sunday a; 11 o'clock. An atidress will 1 w? trmrto hv Dr R Crnmpr Orhf portion of the program will be announced later. * * * \ewherry Winthrop Daughters Entertained At Prosperity. Last Friday afternoon the Winthrop Daughters went in automobiles to Prosperity, where they were delight I fully encertained at tne nome or Mrs. IM. . Morris. The Prosperity Winthrop Daughters were on the porch to receive those j j from Xewberry. A bevy of girls served i | punch at one end of the piazza, after! i which all were invited into the living1 room, where the color scheme, garnet and gold?Winthrop's own colors?was j prettily carried out by means of nas-j turtiums. There the business session ; . /? - 1. _ _ __ A _ ^ I 1 oi >:ne cnapier was conducted, aner which a social chat was enjoyed by all j present. Then Miss Lurline Evans gave several recitations. The members were refreshed with a j delicious ice course, at the same time! being entertained by Miss May DeWalt Hunter at the piano. Jones-Gregory. At the recorder's court on Friday morning the counter c'arges of as-[ sault and battery against Mr. L. W. I Jones and against Mr. J. B. Gregory, were disposed of. Mr. Jones had counsel in the person of Attorney Geo. B. Cromer, who can pack more solid matter into a nutshell than can any other lawyer in South Carolina. The case against Mr. Jones was dismissed. Mr. Gregory was fined $3, which he promptly paid. T':e day before the Jones-Gregory trial the Lominick-Lominick ceremony took place. Also for fighting, Messrs. Forest Lominick and Willie Lominick. Both fined, the former $3, the latter $1, and paid. DRRC. MARTIN Examines Eyes, Fits Glasses and Artificial Eyes If your eyes are giving you trouble don't fail to consult him. Satisfaction Guaranteed Office over Anderson's Dry Goods Store. ROOSTER DAY JULY 17th, 1915 Will pay S cents, per pound, for Roosters on this day, and for one week only. Xon-fertile eggs will keep indefinitely, fertile eggs will ROT at onee. Swat that Rooster, bring him to me. JAS. D. QUATTLEBAUM Prosperity, S. C. CTBWiBHfWBBIWBBMiESBJBiMllWVI R. OX CLAMS PAID DURING THE JUNE, 1915. $ 41.66 75.00 . 75.00 : .. 25.00 , 75.00 75.00 116.66 22.90 41.66 10.00 10.00 41.66 100.00 40.00 17.50 3.00 7.31 r, com. tax 1.50 18.00 !*.: .. 17.86 66.25 40.00 .. 35.00 .. 35.00 162.41 s and bridges, 1914) 1.90 76.87 ges 91.04 S 5.00 ? 13.10 3.55 40.00 ; 15.00 6.68 )ridges.. 22.58 62.37 Iges 32.50 *s 14.60 iges 149.30 6.88 40.00 24.93 )ie 4.00 rme *>".50 ie 5:00 I MIMNAUGH'i JULY I Still Gre | Once again a I must be carri we redouble c I new lots and Iter what the \ 10c Pajama Che< 36 in Pajama Checks, re? sale, price yard 25c Linen Cluny Linen Clunv Bind5. Dretf linen, sold at 25c, sale price 27 in "Red Star" 27 inch "Red Star" Diape piece, the price Diaper Cloth al 24 inch "Red Star," best 10 yds to the piece, price th Shattered Prices Hats must go, prices ignc hats, shapes hats that sold e and $4.00, choice of any un store, each li/f f 1* 1V1 11\ T2S. E. L. Rodelsperger & Co., county hom< 729. The Southern Cotton Oil Co., county h 730. W. S. Cook Mercantile Co., county ho 731 Wm. Johnson, county home 7C2. The Wbeeler-Langford Co., cqunty horn 733. Dr. P. E. Way, county home 734. C. E. Hutchinson, county home.. .. 735. Otto Klettner, county home 736. H. F. Addy, county home 737. Farmers Oil Mill, county home 73S. J. C. Sample, county supervisor?roads 739. H. L. Shealy, roads and bridges 740. A. J. Holt, roads and bridges 741. J. N. Livingstone, roads and bridges.. 742. Otto Klettner, roads and bridges.. .. 743. Summer Brothers Co., roads and brid; 744. C. T. Cromer, roads and bridges.. .. 745. H. C. Lake, roads and bridges 746. W. S. Cook Mercantile Co., roads and br 747. J. W. Lominick, roads and bridges.. .. 748. Wm. Johnson, roads and bridges 749. G. B. Summer & Son, roads and bridge 750. T. J. Davenport, roads and bridges.. 751. John Hill, ferry 752. J. A. Dominick, roads and bridges.. .. 753. W. J. Wicker, roads and bridges.. .. 754. C. G. Corley, ferry 755. Newberry Machine Shop, roads and bri 756. J. M. Nichols, roads and bridges 757. McHardy Mower, roads and bridges.. 758. T. M. Sanders, roads and bridges.. .. 759. Mrs. Susannah Quattlebaum, roads an< 760. Dr. T. Boyd Jacobs, roads and bridges 761. Standard Oil Co., roads and bridges.. 762. G. A. Dickert, chaingang 763. G. V. Boozer, chaingang 764. E. L. Roelsperger & Co., chaingang.. ., 765.-Sam Johnson, chaingang 766. Otto Klettner, chaingang 767. A. P. Boozer chaingang 768. W. M. Dorroh, chaingang 769. Rikard & Long, chaingang 770. W. S. Cook Mercantile Co., chaingang. 771. B. I. Hodge, chaingang 772. Dr. P. E. Way, chaingang 773. Arthur Maybin? chaingang 774. C. & G. S. Mower Co., chaingang.. .. 775. Miller Br.,.. -s Co., chaingang 776. Brown, Hipp & Swittenberg^ chaingang 777. G. J. Jones, chaingang.. 778. Newberry Drug Co., chaingang 779. Herald & News Co., printing, etc 780. Walter, Evans & Cogsvv'ell Co., books, ei 781. H. W. Schumpert, superintendent?pub: 782. G. W. Harrison, Agent?public buildings. 783. Mayes' Book Store, office supplies.. .. 784 .Tno. C. Gossans, clerk, office supplies. 785. Summer Brothers Co., public buildings 786. E. S. Coppock, repairs public buildings 787. Farmers Oil Mill, public buildings.. .. 788. C. C. Schumpert, office supplies 7S9. Jno. L.. Epps, county treasurer?office -s 790. Dr. W. A. Dunn, county physician CLEARS ater Values i clearance event ed throuqh to a fu/ e/ / ui to / # u further reducmq t sacrifice all summt cks at 7 l-2c $1.00 ;u;ar !Cc quality, July $1.00 bli ni _ i.i i. i 4c. nigh splice ? two pair t( Bands at 5c. ;y patterns, all pure i 5c Poe Mills ? ing, 20 yds Diaper Cloth staple c ;r Cloth, 10 yds to the at 6ic, sal< __ 75c 40 in Se? ' elsewhere, : Cut Prices ?~Z 77 I orii grade Diaper Cloth, e piece 65c One lot ] as 100 last. on Millinery ? )red. All untrimmed is high as $2.00, $3.00 No ifs or trimmed shape in the ladies' or c 98c ! twice of on i* [~. ' IHim BMBBBBBBBUBBBBT- " " """ 3.. 1.25 791. Dr. F. D. M ome 74.26 792. S. W. Dei me 5.75 793. W. T. Gib: 15 794. H. L. Boul ie 4.00 795. F. A. Gral 2.85 796. J. P. Harr 67.36 797. J. Will Wi 71.45 798. J. J. H. Bi 1.00 799. C. G. Blea 4 18 800. C. G. Bleas ; and bridges 51 801. Dr. F. D. IV 16.60 802. Dr. W. A. 22.80 803. P. L. Bufc ' 75.82 804. Dr. W. E. 1 19.55 805. C. C. Schu ges 19.72 806. Dr. E.H.M 3.75 807. Alan Clari 25.35 808. M. T. Oxn idges 6.40 809. W. B. Kit 7.46 810. L. M. Fell 13.10 811. Ed. Suber, s , 8.10 812. T. E. Canr 5.88 813. D. M. Bed< 7.50 814. B. B. Schi 14.25 815. A. P. Bo<?z 9.75 816. John S. Hi 16.66 817. J. C. Sami dges 13.55 818. J. B. Richa 19.90 819. Jno. L. Ep 1.46 31.34 d bridges 5.00 H. C. HOLLO 7.50 Clerl 25.17 43.16 Statement Shoi .. 11.35 Year 1915 5.20 Items. 8.00 1. Salaries coi 20 2. Salaries ms 39.60 3. County hon 3.96 4. Reads, brid? 165.55 5. Chaingang. 36.86 6. Repairs pub 8.00 7. Books, stati* *, 5.30 8. Contingent < 10.00 ings and coi f. 1.50 j 9. County phys 61.30 j 10. County boar 20.55 11. Court expen: 73.35 12. Board of ass< 60 13. Sheriff?inci 30.00 14. Post mortem tc 37.60 15. Insurance p lie buildings 35.57 16. Interest on 1.50 17. Contingent c 3.45 is. CoLimutaticn . .. '*< 10.62 .. 29.62 23.50 H. C. HOLLOA 20.25 Clerk 11.00 Approved: upplies '31 .$0 EUGENE S. 1 2.00 County I j m?mww?o. -a M??i? MIMNA JCE SJ Than : U/ l/UO t/u finish, T he ay to day, ; he price. N er goods mm Ladies' Silk Host ack and white, pure threj d doable heel, sole and ) each buyer) at the pair V rinmocfirc A^VIUVO t?VO > yard wide Bleaching, w ; co each buyer, at the yai hecked Apron Ginghams, s 5 price the yard i Island, free from mote: 20 yds to each buyer, at .1 9 n 1 a r% es rarasois at vo( 3arasols. worth $1.50 and , one to each buyer, sale p y Clearance Shoe ands about it, you can bi hildren's low cut shoes e pair. GH BBHHDVVBHnwmn 2 ower, county physician rick, board of assessors son, 'board of assessors ware, board of assessors lam, board of assessors non, board of assessors .. lsnn. hoard nf assessors own, board of a-ssessors se, dieting prisoners >e, expense lower, lunacy Dunn, lunacy >rd, lunacy.. ..x l?ake, lunacy mpert, lunacy oore, post mortem contingent (roads and bridges, 1 er, contingent (county nome, iyi4 iler, commutation tax ers, commutation tax .. ferry ion, commutation tax enbaugh, commutation tax impert & Co., chaingang ;er, chaingang utchinson, county home )le, county supervisor?roads and irds, commutation tax ps, county treasurer?court J. C. WAY, Is. [ving Exact Financial Condition o as It Appeared at the End of the Approprial inty officers $ ? igistrates, constables, fees.. .. 5 le, paupers, pensioners < jes, ferries 1C 1 14r> Vmil/14ncc iiv . t :>nerv, printing expenses for public buildings unty offices 2 licians d of education ses 2 essors, etc dentals and dieting 1 s and lunatics ublic buildings o loans -4 md miscellaneous 2 tax 1 J. C. i NAY, NTS&TS ' ' ' k .iJif/t* lUGH'S J O.E Ever iracter ire fore finding o matit go. ; at 50c id Silk Hose, L - - / T ^ IJ. _ J loe, (.Liimnea 50c ithout dress d 5c ola elsewhere , 5c 3, worth 8-Jc ;he yd 5c : Each $2.00, as long rice 98c Sale ly two pairs now for the S~ annnnHn f , .. 2.00 : .. 2.00 \. 2.00 2.00 6.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 122.00 83.12 5.00 5.00 .. 11.98 5.00 60.00 5.00 913) 50.00 ) 6.25 .. 3.50 4.37 20.00 13.00 10.50 190.25 35.35 15.00 bridges.. 15.67 * 5.00 379.75 SAMPLE, uounty supervisor. 1 . y* f Appropriations for the JTonth of Jirne, 1915, ions. Allowed. Balances 5665.00 $3553.75 $5111.25* 1500.00 623.45 1876.55^ 1000.00 1178.99 1821.01 >000.00 5233.35 4766.15 r000.00 3544.66 3455.34 750.00 173.81 576.19 750.00 240.69 509.31 000.00 856.77 1143.23 200.00 27.00 173.00 45.00 45.00 500.00 1002.55 1497.45 450.00 411.30 38.70 800.00 899.29 900.71 400.00 265.58 134.42 /f r.n AA i co 0G7 o JUUlUW J. U ? . I 'J mm'J I ,?d*J 250.00 1833.69 416.31 500.00 1501.51 998.49 944.00 915.04 1028.96 3 AMPLE, Corn: y Supervisor. / .. iV ; *