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? j||je jeram anil jem! Entered at the Postoffice at New8ery, S. C., as 2nd class matter. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Friday, July 30, 1915. If the red. spider has made its appearance /n Newberry tie farmers would do well to read the statement of Mr. T." Mills in this issue and follow his directions and get rid of the insect before it takes too deep a hold. 1 __ t ; iWe have been asked' several times within the last day or two if Gov. Blease and Senator McLaurin would really be at Pomaria Friday. We nave a letter from Gov. Blease stating that he would be there and a letter from the secretary to Senator McLaurin saying he would be tJ-ere. We feel sure that it is the intention of both tfnese gentlemen to be at Pomaria Friday and this will give a good opportunity to the people of Newberry to hear them. Mr. McLaurin will discuss his warehouse proposition, which is a very live issue at this time. Be sure to hear him. Gov. Blease is always interesting and the people always like to hear him. .; Read the annual report of the board of trustees of the city schools. It^is an interesting paper. We do not re, call any statute under wfcich the city BChool is entitled to State aid. except the term extension act. ?* JL il f As to the tnree mui tax, it is distributed equitably. Of course the city does not get the amount that is paid by the city and neither does the city get one cent x>f the anoney paid by the city for the roads of tfoe county. The supervisor is not permitted under the law to do any road work in any incorporated town or city. For three J miles through the town of Little Mountain the supervisor does no work at all and yet the towns and cities pay a large proportion for the maintenance of the chain gang. In the distribution of the tfcree mill tax every child in the county, Whether it lives in town or country gets the same amount. What is wrong about that? Now under the law every district is entitled to all1 dog tax of the dogs in that district and it is part of the duty of the trustees to see that all t)-e dogs of the district are on the tax books. There may be only 45 dogs in district No. 1, but we are inclined to think there are more. \ BIG TEMPERANCE RALLY AT YOUNG'S GROVE Dfi. L. D. SDfPSOX BRIXGS BRIBE (TO PROSPERITY. Interesting Entertainment by Ladies' Aid Society at City Hall Tonight Special to The Herald and News. Prosperity, July 29.?A prohibition rally was held at Young's grove Tuesday, July 27, where excellent addresses in form of prohibition were made by Senator Alan Johnstone, former Representative Arthur Kibler and Mr. Granville Wyche, who is secretary to ? * ^ ^ rrv 11?, Af TTT??V A senator ?j. Jtt. unman. war. vv >cur presided over the meeting and his speech. was of special note. It was a ery forcible and impressive argument favor of prohibition and was said "oy many of his headers that his speech would do more to nelp the cause of prohibition than any that has been ielivered in the county. Mr. "Wrche iiscarded all sentiment and told what cience faad discovered about alcohol; that it is the chief cause of crime and auperism. He proved by argument hat alcohol robbed the people of their ionev instead of helping them as a source of revenue. He also stowed; hat prohibition would be a success! "nstead of a failure, and that tfte pres- j -nt county local option is a curse upon i he people of South Carolina. Mr. l "Vyche is one of the promising young) nen of Prosperity^ being a son of Hon. j Z. T. Wyche. When we say, "Like ather, like son" enough 'has been said. Miss Mary Lizzie Wise has as her L.onse guest Misses Nell Kofan of Co jmbia and Dessie Dean of Saluda. Misses Martha Creighton and Marie "owen of Rook Hill will reach here %atuEday for a visit to Miss Willie Mas W3se. Mrs. Elizabeth De'W< spent _W?3it^sday in GoJuia&ia i J\ .JU* ** > I (Mrs. A. Z. Counts and children of; Greenwood are visiting Mrs. Ira Gib- j son. Mrs. C. F. Lathan and children of j Newberry spent Thursday with Mrs. j J. L. Wise. j Miss Rebe Langford of Spartanburg j ? - ?i ~ A -n-if V> l'-. or n9rpnt? I Spent cue v* ccn.-c.uu ?iw .-.v,* r"* Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fulmer of Springfield are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Able. Mr. and (Mrs. James Calm.es of At-1 lanta are spending a few days with j j the former's relatives. Miss Evelyn Wise of Little Mountain | is visiting Miss Marguerite Wise. Mr. E. S. Kohn of Columbia will spend the week-end with Mr. W. J. Wise. Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Hunter of Clem-.son College, who are here summering, ha-ve gone to 'Newberry for a few days' ( stay. Mrs. Francis Boggnss leaves Saturday for her home in Lakeland, Fla. Miss Lena Lester of Columbia is visi iting at the l-ome of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Quattlebaum. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and Misses Marie Schumpert and Annie Moseley motored to Spartanburg Tuesday. Mr. Ralph Baker of Greenwood visited his aunt, Mrs. E. W. Werts, Monday. , Lieut. Jack Harris of Washington is visiting bis class-mate, Lieut. J. A. Lester, who is here spending the summer with his mother, (Mrs. Rosa Lester. Mr. C. E. Perry has returned to Ridgeland, after a isliort visit to Mr. A. G. Wise. Mr. A. n. fiawKins spent i uesua^ in Columbia, Misses Susan Quattlebaunm and Susie Langford have returned from an extended visit to Mrs. J. Fuller Lyon of Columbia. iMiss Marguerite (Wise has as her guest Miss Louise Ridgell of Batesburg. Miss Isoline Wye he has as her guest Miss Kate Thompson of Columbia. j Miss Bess Bowers spent Tnursaay in Columbia. Mr. Fur-man Shealy of Whitmire has been visiting bis mother, Mrs. Delia S>'ealy. Rev. E. P. Taylor and Prof. John Taylor are visiting Dr. E. P. Tavlor of Batesburg. Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Simpson of Kershaw are visiting the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs?. J. A. Simpson. The following account of Dr. Simpson's mar98c a Highest Qi rp J\ iwo uays v The ladies c opportunity. P< Cake Pans. Frv ] I offering these gc are usually aske< To the first will extend the \ ftfTnffln af fk/J eali x\wiuv< av uiw oait be sold separate] the manufacture such remarkably Sale hpcrins at 8*3f M%wv mvO",v ~ When in the st Bed Spreads. The? When West-Mai J West WnMHHMHBnaHBBeHBBBBHHBBDBanaM riage was taken frc-m the Kershaw J Era' "A pretty home marriage was | consummated Monday morning at S:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. Z. Gay, when her daughter, Miss Nannie (Margaret Gay, became the bride of Dr. Lillius DeKalb Simpson, the matrimonial bans in the discipline of the Vvnin ctnaI'aw Vv*r a . VI tUIUUlSl UUUl tlJ UCHlg iJJJU.TV.Cll UJ UJt | Rev. S. D. Bailey, the ring ceremony j being used; in the presence of ti:e rel- j atives and specially invited friends. ! "The parlor of the home was taste- i fully decorated with evergreens, t)'~.e room darkened by drawn shades and the light supplied by burning tapers. The bride entered from the room at the rear, escorted by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julius B. Gay of Washington, D. C._ and, the groom entered from the room opposite, escorted by his brother, Mr. C. M. Simpson or u:ariotte. "The bride was dressed in a traveling suit and carried a large bouquet of bride's roses. "At the conclusion of the ceremony and after receiving the congratula! tions of those present, the happy couple took their departure by auto to J Camden, where they boarded the train J for Prosperity, to spend the week with I relatives of tf: a groom. After their j return thev will make their home in I Kershaw.' I "Miss Gay has been for several years the' efficient chief operator at the telephone central office and Dr. Simpson has been the pharmacist at Floyd's drug store for the past two years. Bott'.n have a host of friends who wish them much happiness and prosperity. They were also the recipients of many very pretty and useful presents." The Ladies Aid society will give the following programme Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the city fcall. One hour of delightful entertainment. Admission 10 cents. Come one! Come all! Chorus, "Carolina." Reading, Kutn Jdunier. Old songs, chorus by boy*. Recitation, little Katherine Calmes. Quartette, "Peter, Peter Pumpkins." Mr. Saner, Dr. Wheeler, Misses Hawkins and Wise. Reading, Miss Marie Schumpert. "Imperial Isle," character song, chorus. Reading, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins. Instrumental solo, (Miss Elizabeth Bearden. Cabaret scene, cfrorus. Reading, Miss Marie Kohn. Chorus, ''River of Dreams." Vocal solo, "Good Night, Sweet i Dreams," Miss Pansy Wallace. ' HP OF jality Alumiii Only-August 6 >f Newberry have ne1 srcolators, Tea Pots, Pans, Sauce Pans, >ods at about one-ha J for these pieces. six purchasers of o )rivilege of getting a e price, 98c. These [y. It is only by co tr that we are in a p< 1 r iuw pntcd. I a. m. Aug. 6.?See got ore ask to see our line o / are as light and easy to tin Co. Says It's -Martii 71-'. :r,: c w:t.l c-r-Kip-: :hv chorus: Misses Hawkins, Moseley. Schumpert. Wise, Wallace. Fellers, Luther. Bearden. Messrs. Taylor. Mc. Wise. R. Wise, Bonds, Singley, Harmon, Lake, Fellers, Lester. SILVERSTREET ITEtfS. Visitors :f timing* and Going?An Auto Trip to Greenwood? Fine Crops. Silverstreet, July 28.? Since our beautiful rain ti.ings look much better. We hope for more real soon. We should all be thankful for what we have received. Messrs. D. L. Hamm and B. M. Havird, in company with Mesdames D. L. Hamm and ti. M. navira ana cnnaren went to Greenwood Sunday, making the trip in auto, Mr. Henry Mayer Havird driving ti e car. They visited Mrs. Hamm's brother. iMr. J. W. Lrong. They report fine roauo. Misses Pauline and Leona Eleanor of near Chapin returned home Friday 1 from a visit to their aunt, Mrs. S. P. Koon. Misses Mae and Bessie Timmerman t from Donalds, S. C., are visiting their I sister, Mrs. H. B. Senn. Miss Elizabeth Fant seems to be partial to colored girls. Miss Black from Abbeville having returned l ome. Miss Banna Green from Xewberrv spent Saturday night and Sunday with Iher. Mr. Thomas Bryan Hamm, who is visiting at the home of fnis parents, will return to Gregg's Shoals Friday, where he is working. Rev. S. P. Koon and familyxare visiting relatives in Lexington ' county, S. C. Miss Helen Nichols is visiting her cousin, Miss Rose Nichols of Utopia. Mr. Simon S:eDDard is visiting friends and relatives in Saluda and Silverstreet. He has been away for many years. Glad to see him back on a visit. Mr. W. A. Asbill and family have a new boarder, little George Asbill. He weighs seven pounds. There will be services at tf:e Lutheran church as usual, Sunday school at in /VnlnrV an/1 nrear.'hins' at. 11. The catechism class will be in the church next Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock and choir practice Friday night. Public is cordially invited. V Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard eeneral strengther Jngr tonic. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria.euriche -t ieblood.andbuiln? jpthesys f vy l ium Ware I th and 7th || irer had such an | Double Boilers, Pots. We are 1 If the price you 1 ? ther pieces we I rivel^uart lea kettles will not I operation with I jsition to make I )ds in our window f Summer Weight am try r rt * litUllUCI <XD <X ^llVWV : Oak, Its Oak | n Co. 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