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PURELY PERSONAL | The Movements of many People, New-, berriaus, and Those Who Visit Newberry. tvirs. P. C. Gaillard returned on Fri-; day from a visit to Blackville. Miss Est.-He Mcore went to Ander-i >on last Sunday to visit her sister. Mr. Lather B. Blease of Saluda, >vas in the city on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Connor of New York, are visiting Dr. Jas. K. Gilder. Hon. Jas B. Addy of Peak, was in j the city on Saturdav on business. I Solicitor Geo. Bell Timmerman: spent a few hours in Newberry on! Saturday on business. Mr. Burr Barnes and his sister, Miss! Nettie, are visiting IV'iss Vida Counts ?t Mr. Sim Bickley's. Miss Nellie Adams, after a delightful visit to friends in Union, has re+ 11 r\A 4- . \ h Av. Vir>TV* Ck UiHiCU tu iiCl UUUib, Miss Lenora Henry, who teaches in Fairfield, spent the week end at her home in Xewberry. A message from Eugene S Blease states that he is getting on well and ihat the operation was successful. President J. H-mry Hyrms addresse i the cc iv;> tocher .s of i.VJartboro at Pennettsviile on Sa'an'ay. J. A. Mimnaugh has gone to New York to purchase his line of spdmg goods. George R. Cromer of the Newberry bar was in Co'umbja yesterday.?Columbia State. Mr. John Lee. a former policemnn on the Newberry force was in the city Sunday. Mrs. H. A. Workman of Newberry, was in Columbia Monday for the Suffragette meeting and Helen Ring Robinson's address. T Urtr?mc? r\ Vow X I CiJ.U.Ci.11. >. ncui j xiai UJo vi terry college attended the opening exerices of the senate yesterday morn-j irg?Co1i:xt*a State. ^ .vir. and .Vr>. R. L. Tarrant and cliil-j P dren of Xu wherry, speiu ills week end i.e.. as th.; guCoU of Mr. and Mrs. S Kilgore.- CiiMcn Gazette. Miss Ruth Mcore of Greenwood hasj returned to her home after a deligiit-1 ~ - A A- 1 ~ TXT*. O XJ \Tirl_' lux visit iu ntri uutx kju. .it. n, o.uuderson. She was accompanied by Mr. and !\/rs. Anderson. Tney made the trip in Mr. Anderson's car. Mrs. F. I". Nibble Df Newberry spent last Thursday night ith Mr and Mrs. . D. M. Lipscomb and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Mooro.?Ninety Six1 <-or. Greenwood Index. Miss Martha Creightoc o.' Rock Hill, I has been named as home demonstration agent in Lancaster county. She will be remembered by many Newberrians, having taught for two years in the Prosperity Graded seaool. Mr. L. P. Kilgore'of Lynchburg. Va., who has been spending a few days in -New-berry with his sister. Mrs. R. L. Tarrant, left on Friday for Florida lor a visit of a few days. He was acvcompanied by Mrs. Tarrant. Mrs. Mamie tsasn or savannan, syeui a day with her brother. Col. C. J. Purcell, last week, returning to her home on Friday. She came to bring home 'little Miss Helen Purcell who has been spending several weeks with her. Mi*. 'W. E. Merchant and Leon Ernest, who have for a few years lived in Blackville, will, return to Newberry this week to make their home here. At present they will be with.Mrs. P. C. Gaillard at Sll Pope street. ^ ~r4 Xifi KriHn ononl ivir. ^.narie> rv.jn ctuu mo ui tuc the latter part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Iva Cromer in Wilson street. Mr. and Mrs. Ruff have secured rooms at the residence of Mrs. E. Y. Morris, in Xance street, where they will do / light housekeeping. 7AHI0ES A YD AIL ABOUT. Sunday was a gloomy day. Didger git that valentine she sentcher? Its broke loose in Georgia again. But then it stays broke loose ovep- ffrere pretty near all the time, of late. Send us the news from your section or p.hone us and we will be very glad to print it. Xjewberry College lias practically ' won the basketball championship of -State?Greenwood Journal. Tf you are contemplating a trip to -Georgia you had better go prepared ?to die. Kills Verner Bill?Headline. If this had happened in Georgia, you could j lookout for a lynching. Always watch this paper for the interesting features that are -booked for the Arcade. The Paramount pictures still contnue to please large crowds at the Arcade. The William Lester chapter U. D. C., ol Prosperity, promptly responded with the $1 contribution to the geneial relief fund. The Lutherans on Friday night kept up their winning streak at basketball. defeating Carolina hare by the score of 30 to 13. Neyberry College has won the basketball championship this season, if that is of any ijteres: to you?<An, derson Mail. ! l*r. W. T. Livingston tas the conciuli to build a new residence for Mr. G. F. Wearn a .d the work will commence this The time of payment of road tax has uetn extended and payment can e macie any time between now and M- rch 1 )*.i There will be a box party at the Ridge Spring school near Old Town on Friday night, February 18. Everybody invited. I The Pink Lady at the opera house next Monday. Fine movies every day and evening this week and every W tc.i. Vaieska Suratt, the celebrated i:? s~ar. will rpiear at the Arcade i in the Immigrant, Lady-Paramount on FFriday. February IS. iiaciyii AroucKie in rne neiorm Candidate' a Pallas feature in five acts is the Paramount at Leslies Arcade today (Monday.) The program at the opera house this week presents some attractive features. The pictudes are always good and clean. The Xewbery and Pdosperity road needs dragging. It has beer. very i.uuu nt-'iyeu uv Liip in sume ui the bad places and if it is dragged now will be in fine condition. Supervisor Simple surfacing the iteeJ bridge road :rcm Prosperity to the lower steel bridg and putting on! sand anl gravel and making a fine road of it. There was an acho meeting at the I'irst liaptial on'.acti i-unaay aner-1 noon to U(.a/ reports fi cm those who; ^'tended rlie laymen's convention in ; olurnbia. Carolina lost to Newberry in a basketball contest Friday night, the j score being 30 to 13. 'This is Newoerry's seventh game and not a game I has been lost. J Don't fail to see the Pink Lady at! the cpi-ra house next Monday, Febluary Jl. It will be woith your while i.his play usually does not stop at places smaller than Columbia. *i lire will be a game of basketball at "there will be a game of basketball at :i:e college gymnasium next Friday) night between Columbia High school and Newberry Hgli school. "The Old Homestead" from the celeuiated play by Denman Thompson, will be si^own at Leslie's 'Arcade Monday, February 21. Every one who can should see this great Paramount pic ture. Hon. D. R. Coker of Hartsville, has i lecepted the invitation to deliver the I address at the closing exercises ofj ti.e Newberry city scl'cols on May 31. Tliere^are about 40 in the graduating class this year. The Pink Lady doesn't usually come| to towns the size of Newberry and those who love musical comdy should show their aDureciation of the ef forts of Manager Wells to give them the best that is going. , : If we don't prepare for war, *we might as well prepare to die; and if we do prepare for war, we might as | well prepare to die, so we're 'twixt the devil and the deep blue sea any way you look at it. A headline asserts that the"lion and .he lamb lay down together." which reminds us of the old gag that when the lion and the lamb lie dowy to-1 gether the lamb will be inside the lion. Mr. R. H. Anderson is naving some improvements made on th interior,' of his store so-as it; make the upstairs available for the hainUmg of millinery! and suits. Tlie work is being done by Mr. Frank G. Da\;s. i I .Jr. John A. Counts, a former citizen j of this county, but who now lives in Orangeburg county came over to Prosperity on Saturday to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law Capt. A. i H. Wheeler. He had not seen his sis-! ter. Mrs. Wheeler, in 20 years or j more. ; 5 v\ dth his usual big and generous heart Manager Wells of the opera house will give the proceeds of the performances on Wednesday afternoon and night to the civic associaion. This is a fine opportunity to see a good movie show (the or!7 kind 'Well puts on, and at tne same ume contribute to a good cause. The biggest trouble with our roads is that where there is sand there is J r I too much sand and where there i3 I clay there is too much clay. Whau we need most in the way of road improvement is tiie hauling of clay to the sand sections and the hauling of sand sand to the clay sections. Give us I nrnnpr sanrl and c av mixtures and proper drainage and the road problem will be solved. It is said of a certain Newberry ciiizen that he led his hens on a food recommended to make hens. fay. The neyt morning re found a dozen of his rinest hens dead. He no doubt feels sore and has a powerful giek c oming but he can't get by the fact that the stuff made them lay all right, and more they are laying yet and that's no lie. The Fall su-t;! bridge road fiom Newberry to the steel bridse at | \ihards terry ..s about completed and j is now in final condition. The Herald and News has lerelofore spoken of the cooperation of the people along the road in tne oing of this work. A L't.*, 'peration could i -ee all :ho rcaJ? ic the county <n fine condition. A little self help is a gre^t thing. The Improvement association of the G-armar.y- school school will give a Washington entertainment at Mr. Jim | Lominick Friday night, February 18. Come and enjoy the evening with us. The town oi' Pelon now has clayed streets.?Lexington Dispatch. If that'j anything to brag about, Newberry county can put on some haughty airs, for she lias about a thousand miles of clayed roads, which she has had from time immemorial. L7{Jll I iUIgtfl LU rclltTM VUUi S> U tion to The Herald and News before \ \ the first of March. The price is only one dollar tor a year or two dollars for two years. This applies ;o old or new subscribers and whether you are in advance or in arrears. After the first of (March all who are not in the 1916 class will be taken from our list. Examine your label and se? how it stands with you. We want you to remain with us. Human nature has been pretty much tho camp hvpt sinro tbp wnrlri hAfflll ^ ? WA v ^ - ' - 0*~ The anti-preparedness fellows loafed around old Xoah's navy yard and ridiculed and made faces while his Dreadnaught was being built. But wren the catastrophe was over and the dark c'.ouds and. the deep rolling thunders had passed away and the sun smiled upon the world again, tnese antipreparedness fellows lay about on the ground and wouldn't even speak to each other, much less to Noah. Attention. '] he annual meeting of tne Jas D. Xance camp, United Confederate Vet erans, will be held in the Xewberry courthouse the 'first (Mtonday at 12 o'clock, for reorganization and for electing delegates to the State reunion and for the general reunion (at Birmingham. Ala.), and for the transaction of other business. Members are urged to attend the meeting. Members are requested to pay their annual dues to William Johnson, treasurer of the camp. M. M. BUFORD, Adjutant. Feb. 14. 1916. Keviral at O'Seall Street Church The series of meetings began at O'Neal! Street M. E. church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with a special sermon to the children by the pastor. The 6ubject for the morning was "Behold, the Lamb of God/' This was a specially interesting service for the ol-der ones as well as the children, and was well attended. The series will continue for at least H days and Rev. Morris of Ninety Six, will help. Everybody ifa invited. A. H. BANKNIGHT. Member. Card of Thanks. Editor of The Herald and News: Through your kindness 1 want to rn flip manv friends who visited nie while 1 was so very sick during tne past month. I cannot find words to express the gratitude of my heart for your gifts and feelings of sympathy. It shall ever be an inspiration to my soul to realize that 1 have such kind friends and more especially do L tender my thanks to my physician, Dr. W. A. Dunn, who left nothing undone in the way of medical skill to relieve me. May God send you the same blessings in your days of trials, is tiie sincere feelings of your friend, (Miss) LIZZIE TAYLOR. Eggs from pure bred Ringlet Barred Rocks and Mammoth Comb White Leghorns; dollar for 1">. E. >VV:. Leslie, Prosperity, S. C. 2-15-tf. Subscribe to The Herald and Nevs, \ MARRIAGE OF MR. SCHUMj PERT AND MISS CARTER i Augustra Chronicle. A quiet weddine. but one that was the occasion of most cordial interest j to a wide circle of friends, was that j of Miss Georgia Carter of .\oitn Augusta, and Mr. Fred H. Scaumpert of Prosperity, S. C. I he ceremony was performed at high noon yesterday at the bride's home in North Augusta by Rev. G. Sherwood Whitney of St. f Paul's in the presence of only the immediate members of the family. 'The I bride looked aery lovely in a traveling suit of taupe broadcioui with which i blouse and a becoming black hat trimi 3 j blouse and a becofing black hat trimi med with old rose; her flowers were I a corsage of bride roses and fern. The ! bride was given away by her father, Mr Jchn Carter. After the ceremony (! the bride and groom left for a trip. j They will visit his family at Prosper1 i I r \r till r ntn rn f a o n fnttf | ilj anu icuiui iu opciiu a w j days in North Augusta before going j to Langley, where they have a beauj tiful new home completely furnished ! and where they will keep house. IMany handsome wedding gifts were receivGd 1 i Mrs. Scmimpert is tne daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of North | .Augusta. She is not only a gifted and ! clever young woman but very handi some and charming and one that keeps j thp friends she so easily wins. Mrs. i Schumpert has been a trained nurse i j at Pine Heights and was most highly thought of by her companions and j the physicians t'aat appreciated her J ' ability in her chosen -profession. Mr. Schumpert belongs to a prom: inent Sou-h Carolina family and is j the son of Mrs. Schumpert of Pros- j I perity. His father, who died some j ! years ago, was a well known lawyer j | in South Carolina. Mr. Schumpert has a responsible position wit\^the Langley Mills and is making his home ' , there at present. Most cordial and j i good wishes and congratulations are j V f /s n Z _ v\ aimiIam vn 1 f /\ I -? j eAieiiucu IUIS pupuiai tuupie u,y LUCU friends ahroughout both States. OPERA NEWB Monday, Fe | ONE NIGi ! JOHN C. FIS i The International Ma The Pir i The Brightest Gem th at < Cor From the French of "La ? Marcell G Book and Lyrics by C. M. I i ; It has the Remarkable Record o! . i i [ tne Amsterdam Coming to Newberry with the < the Pulchritudinous Singing and E PRICES?50c, 75c, i NoticetoallAuti I j On March 1st plies and do repa ; strictly cash. T1 i we will he able tc , cheaper, and wi | your supplies. i We both appr ness that all Au\ ! given us, and we \ you will like cash after you get acc MOWER'S GARA( i I SUMMER'S GARA( i i i i I COTTOX MAI1KET <?, (, <$><$>Q><?>Q><$><$><$>Q><?><?><$><&<$<?'&<* G> Aewberrj. * 3> Cotton liy2c 3> <? Cotton seed, per bu ....6Sc j <? | <$> Prosperity. <$ ^ <?' Cotton 11 %c Cotton seed, per bu 65c & <$> ? - * <$> Pomaria. * j <J- Cotton 11% ^ v Cotton seed, per bu 60c ^ ^ ?> 3 : <?> Cbappells. <? | Cotton ll^c j Cotton seed, per bu 65c <?; * * li <?> Little fountain. * < Cotton liy2c ? I Cotton seed, per bu .... 65c ^ i > <H * N Whltmire. j <i;' Cotton IIV2 ? p <?> Cotton seed, per bu 65c ? ! SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD AND ; \ i * NEWS. fi ^ 1* Best Ground Insert Lense. $1.50 to 11 $3.50 pair. Best Ground Rimless Lens, $2.00 to i $4.00 pair. Kriptop $S.OO ana up per pair. | Gold Filled Frames and Nose Mount- j ings, $2.50 pair. | L rinl/J TT*to m flc o r? r? VAtC A Pi<5r?OQ I ^V/iiU UUiU x lauiwo u.i-ivx *w^v/ a , $4.00 pair. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. E Broken lenses and prescriptions duplicated. All work guaranteed. \ Jewelers and Optometrists. P. C. JEUfS & CO, ~~ HOUSE ERRY _ v ; 2. i? ?? o i : uruai y & isi -IT ONLY |? HSR Presents J sical Comedy Deluxe \2_ ik Lady ;ver Sparklet) in Musical nedy ' s >atyre" by George Berr and uillemaud S. McLellan. Mnsir hv Tvan Harvll f Running One Solid Year at Theatre, N. Y. Driginal Production Intact and ^ Pink of Perfection ancing Chorus $1.00, and $1.50 ' B mobile Owners 1 we will sell sup- i ir work only for kis will mean that j> ) do your work 11 he a saving in l i3 edate the busi- |v to. Owners have j! assure you that | business better 11 lustomed to it. i$ I M-.\. Ci II it, Luwermaiii 01. 3E, Upper Main St I J! r 5pera Hous^H PROGRAMME . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 h. I Worid Film Corporation. presents *The Grey Mask." Schubert Feature in Five Acts with Edwin Arden. M m WEJJ3 ?$IMl/9 ttliKlAllI 16. m he Money Gulf Kaiem In Three Acts. Featuring Alice Hollister and Harry Millarde.) H&irst-Selig Sews. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. [er Last Flirtation Vitagraph Featuring Myrtle Confiales and Alfred Vosburgh.) J . V. L. S. E. Presents -J Mr. and 3Irs. Sidney Drew fl flI 'laying Dead Yitagraph ^ M (Blue Ribbon Feature.) Fi?e Acts FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. * I Woman Without U S>oul .. BiograpU In Two Acts. (Featuring Vera Sisson.) fary Edison Featuring Marguerite Prussing?nd Carlton King) irearay Dud in Love Essan*y SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 'he Urge and the Girl Lubin 1 In Three Acts. "> Minute^ from Nowhere M3na vAvntv prDDr A BV 01 'lie Pink Lady?Not a Picture Show ?i.l -Musical Comedy. .as: Real and Big Hit of the Season. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. lashful Rillie Labin Comedy (Featuring Billie Reeves.) V I Vorid's Film Corporation Presents EYIDE5CE. 1 In Five Acts. SPECIAL NOTlGfc*. " ^ 'igiro is liquid smokeyfchich, when applied to meats and hams, etc., will ' t keep the meat from drying out and \J skippers out. $1.00 will smoke 4^00 * ii . rus. :iueai. oausiauuuu guarauiccu. Summer Bros Co. -15-2t. hicken Feeds?We have a large and well assorted stock of Poultry,and Pigeon feeds. Purina'feeds are the best. Summer Bros Co. -15-2t. leardless Barley for sale. Johnson McCrackin Co. 2-15-tf. ales man Wi'iitcd tr ,vj .tit orders for lubricating oils, greases and paints. Salary or commission. Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, O. 2-ll-2t. \uii Orpington Eggs for Sale by I?Anne Q. Ruff. $1 er setting. Phone 84. 2-11-21 iotice?Doctf'r Stuck has moved Ms office over new store of Caldtf ell & Haltiwaiiger, Mower Building. 1-28-St [arrows?Disc harrows and drag liarrows just arrived. See us before * buying. Also brand new stalk cutters. J. T. Mayes Go. l-25-4tltaw t'agon Harness?New supply of wagon harness and leather collars bought before war prices on leather. We can save you money. J. IT. Mayes Co l-25-4tltaw on can get first class pressing, cieanand altering done at Quality Press ing Club. All work guaranteed. Phone Xo. 125-2. -l-ll-5t Van ted?Land to sell at auction. National Realty and Auction Company. Box 487, Greensboro, X. C. 12-31-9t i WANTED. Everybody to make their tax returns ,nd save the auditor the unpleasant uty of making penalty returns fopou. , .T B HALFACRE. -15-tf. Auditor. Dr. F. C. Martin | ^ISfek Specialist I " * - # <*, Examine sEyes, Fits Glasses & and Artificial Eyes. I If your eyes are giving you|> trouble don't fail to consult Satisfaction Guaranteed, t Office ove. Anderson's Dry| Goods Store. Jj - ??,