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i t UhlA 1'fciJSON AL The Movi'iu 'iits of ii'.*iny People, New- . berrians, ami 1 liose Who Visit >cv. berry. Misses Julia as d Kosalee Summer of Chirora s;;em i-iast-r at home. Hiss Lillian Klbler of Laura.s spent Easier at liome. n :: * . At' 1 iniAct Alio Pf?l_ . jAUiss liiC HiUici wi IJHII?.ciuuv ( iege spent Easter at home. Mrs. W. F. Syphett cf Enoree is visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. G. Rikard. Mr. Edgar Sligh of Columbia is spe ding a few days in Xewberry. Miss Lucille West is spend:-, g Easter at home. Miss Mary Longshore is spending? some time with Mrs. C. A. Matthews <.,n route 0. U'iss Marie Moore of Anderson spent the week-e d with her parents in Xewben y. Miss Ellen and Sam Lake of Xewv ?in I'rul.n- ot tho linmp *t?ri v ^ucni ia^i i nuu? at , i oi Miss Lucile Medlock in Greenwood. j Misses Estaline and Elgiva McCain I of Chicora college spent Easter with ; their sister. >Vrs. T. P. Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Moore of Colum-1 hi a s^ent Easter with .Mr. and Mrs. { ,F. E. Scott. Mr. II. F. sessions who has been in ! Xewherrv several weeks with Mr. Abe' /-ti? Sv I > ?i?>: spent Jaisier a' wiesuT. Mr. . - . \ 'I of Olanrua snent ' v. . . '! v. Itli :.? er. Col. K. H. I.: ' t* a!> . v*. ; ]' : v i; ~ ?.i; . .V - ; vi. : ; .T ?v- ... ., ; . < lie1 a. v aoni? Mr. s el W. .: c !< cue day ].-i iVv sjpar an'-urs to attend j i .i :em Icxtixe and Industrial .. -1 taer?:' Miss r alae I^oozer left yesterday f ; Xe-vberry, where she will ?pe:d a i - 'vinin ;<ofnro rrn:n" to hpr heme i i: ("happeUs.?Record. Mrs. R. H. "Wright. of Xewberrv. > the guest of Mrs. C. C. Hill, in1 Orange street, this week.?Darlington ! Xews and Press. Mrs. McCiintock has returned to her home in Xewberrv after a visit to'Mrs. .1 L. Ken .erly here.?Winnsboro Cor. Record. Miss Geneva iThornton, one of the O'vmpia school teachers, spent the1 % week-end in Xewberrv with her par- j er.rs.?Olympia Ccr. Record. Mrs. R. C. Bovlston and childrenj who have been on an extended visit j tr relatives in Rlaclc ille have return-| ed to Newberry. ! Miss Kaie Adams of Greenwood j spent the week-end in Newberry witli I her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. A'ia:n>. Mr. C. L. Watkins and family are j moving to Columbia this week where Mr. Watkin-s will be engaged in auto-: mobile work. 'Mr. and Mrs. Kellers Mitchell o\; I Lexington and Mr. and Mrs. Pat B. j Mitchell of Prosperity spent Saturday in our city. Messrs K R. and 0. H. Feasle spent i( Sunday in Columbia with their father,! L. I. Feaale who is in the hospital. They report that he is doing as w*ll a? could be expected. Wrs. Henry Workman, one of Chap- j pells dear mothers, was here last! week, seei her son. Dr. and Mrs. C. j H Workman.?Trov Cor. Greenwood i Tnd?>x. Mis? Rosa Ham. an accomplished j . yours lady of Silverstreet. S. C.. was j am on 2: the in the home of her' ! vele. Mr. 0. W. T.ons: and family.? ' Trov Cor. Greenwood Index. * Mr. H TT Eva s. known far and j vr^e ms "Hub." wa? nmons the prom-! inent visitors to the city for the Ora-j fork-al contest and dance last night. ; Mr. Evans is a candidate for the! legislature frcm Xewberry county this v*ar.?Greenwood Journal. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT * Oortoi is coming ud. Kn.bhir nests and Kaster e?<rs Whoopinsr con2:h is stylish amo;:, ik>e children now i Dr. Van Smith is announced as a i <a.ndid;ite for probate judge 1 The ^Triangle Plays"' start at the! .Ar ade Wednesday. May 10th. So far the month of 'March has last -! < about eizht weeks. VHIa miaht meet us. but he couldn't ov rtake us. << < !>Iu?- r.rass." in five parts at Che Opera House today. j Be sure to see Thomas A. Wise in "Blue Grass.'' at the Opera House io*lay. i? you need an orator for any op- j caeion call on Xewberry. We raise j 'em (here. Mary Pick for :] in "Poor Liitlr Pop-! pin a" in seven acts at Leslie's Arcade j Friday. 2S. Sure, it's a Paramount. j Mr. Hix Connor is announced as a ! candidate 1'or reappointment as mag- ' Death 01 i irate lor No. "? township. ; Mr.-. liosa Only two more chapters oi' "Tile Mr. A. Car Girl and the Game. ' 15e sure to see in Newberry i.;e I iii 1 episo.ie at the Arcade Wed- to o r' nesday. : boon sick for : The rabbit nest myth is one oi child- desperately ill hood happy illusions. Don't dispel it. She was be iiiev will learn lire's stern realities Kosa Renwic early enough. | late Col. Join *? * * ?i MAO** To Ton?* 1 1 I ior<Dmluj .vir. Aiiui tw ui iicch urn n 1'tiv.uivv has purchased cx.e ol* those handsome .^he is survi Overlands from Sam Dominick's gar- sons and twc age. i A Carlisle of There will be an entertainment for w. M. Kenre. ihe benefit of the school at Kidge Kennedy of E Spring school on Saturday night, j wick Carlisle April 29. beginning at 8 o'clock. j brother I>r. ] .Mr. Henry C. Tillman of Greenwood county and or is announced in this paper as a can- lisle of the C( didate for congress from the third dis- Mrs. Carlisi trict. I bor of the A. Dr. I. K. Crim the eyesight spe- in the choir fc cialist will be in Newberry until 6 She was also o'clock this afternoon. If you need worker and c his services you will fi .d his office interest in tli at the same place. ! Sabbath scho< il here will be a recital by the pupils ested in all c of Miss Uawls music class at the and communii studio in Main street on Wednesday : Fu. eral ser evening at S:l" o clock. The patrons residence this and frii-nds of the school are cordially and intermen i 1 invited to attend. mont. There were thirty-six marriage an- The hi ? { ln emeu is in hist Sunday's State. have the syni : : . .< >> ?'b it. }:robably : is iv). there are three or four times that a< < -v.- to b . r: a- a a: 'tig uocl v. iff- .? ; q r > 'i erected a * ? ': ' v-'; : Y\". 0. V.*. m n: no- 1 over ' * ,il i ;e grMve of 'ho laic \Y. S. Seybt at ' ' ' v ' ' St. Pa:l*s recently. Iso at Zion in or' ^ *i0V' I.~ ver number " township they ercted l'''1'-"'1'. r. d~uble job for the late Adam Mayer r-v NVi11 aiu?n and relict. pleased to In ,, ., . , , , , , est od farmer: i-.x-Pre.-ident John Livurgton found ,, ? , ,. -xv . meeting and a 'lire gold cuff button m the post offi-o Saturday afternoon.. Mr. (,fnei* Liv;-._:c:: s.;ys he would be delighte.i if the ;arty who lc/1 it will bring or send him the mate to it as the one In *-cns of \ et? fou d is no good bv itself. reorganized 1 _ following offic n lie Xewberrv county conference or t . * x Commander\oung Peoples societies will meet at v ^ St. Pauls Lutheran church on next ^ujutaru Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. There 11,16 al!l,0'n* will be an all day service with din-' r-'uni?- aner cn the grounds and all friends are 'Aas ' invited to attend and bring dinner. 1 In the afternoon at 4 o'clock the local in/ " camp W. 0. \V. will unveil the monu- ^as ?one to v mei t to Mr. W. S. Seybt. jterest in the c A colored woman living on College ^ia%e *n Hill excitedly reported to Magistrate <amPs ^ie Player that she had seen a German 1'-iss Floren airship pass over her home Friday as sponsor fo night. She was momentarily expecting nriugham and a bomb to drop and Inplored the Judge -on for ^ie re to arrest the ship's crew at once. %?ysn 11.. ~ ~ ^ ol** rvi-if J n cr IT a ^ i H iiai Silt? iCttUV Sil \\ "as Ct OJiuuuuj) .TI"III star. I shall be Magistrate Player bureau of domes- house Saturda tic relations was Quite busy one day o'clock to tal last week. It seems that Clarence "Home Demon Smith's wife wasn't satisfied with her that we can h? husband's providing abilities so she and fiud out sued him in Judge Player's court for will be to you i on support. When Mrs. Smitli was questioned as to the kind of grass her /Co. Agent husband was feeding Tier on she re-; "Work. plied that, "Clarence jes don't fatch ; nohin' home fer me ter eat 'ceptln* fat The i back and 'lasses and flour and I jes j "Victory," si can't live on dat." Judge Player gave tral church, i the dusky complainant a lecture and jy^ss Mazie D upon the mutual agreement of the bel-' orablv receive ligerents to live together in peace if and in respon not plenty, the case was dismis- ^ was repeated sed. | The Soloists You don't have to go to Saluda river Caldwell, Sar or lo BToad river e.ery time you sopranos. want to go fishing. There are those! Miss Elizab who can see things in tlie silvery Mr. Jack Sr waters of our own Bush river?crlvj i about 4 miles to the nearest wharf Mr. .J. E. Xc and fishing grounds. One night last lin Cash comj veek Messrs. K. C. Bedenbaugli. John to have liis 1 Ijanielson E >. C'ODDOck and Sam ai::l lie will st * * I Rob!'"son went in Mr. Bedenbaugh's ' ? car to Bush river on a fishing expo-1 1 J *() 1 (lition. They made no report of their; thousand d< catch but it must have been tremen- a!U' -N,'eA-^ | <r* I o r?o V| t pO'1 'ious as the load on the car was sue a : ?* ?, :'t the car broke down just ouVside | K'^aids 2:51 ".e city limits and they telephoned; '* btottto one o! tne garages to send out a ' * big car to tow them :n. j FOR thorcughbn: Mininauirli. j Rocks. $!. Is offering some bargains this' -uurai.teed. -fliof .i >.rt li-nrtli vnur to pC'l 01 v\ *;^i\ Liitic a i ^ v/ vi i ; investigate. He says that tlie crowds' ^oncome so strong that it is necessary ; *s- (-' > l'honc to keep the express a ul the parcel , <7^TkfX DO* post busy bringing in new arrivals.! 0UJ. pr;c.GS Read his ad in this Issue and then 4 visit his store. j IU*V Ballard. ~ ? . Talk Flour Death ol All Infant I 1 pons. The I nanes r.vereir me mue e?si?vj abIe prjces. months old son of Mr. and -Mrs. Olin te0(1 (>r mo Ruzhardt died Saturday night about ' j?rop 9 o'clock and was buried at Colony; 4.0-.tf church Sunday afternoon the Revs. Fulenwider and Bolai d conducting THE HER the funeral services. j YEAR FOR 0. 31 rs. 31. A. Carlis^. ^ A. Carlisle Hie wife of jjf f i I / lisle died at their nome ^ ^ ^ on Monday mornin-; PROGRAMS loi:k. .Mrs. Carlisle liau rnuuRim / -onio time but was taken [ about a week ago. TUESDAY 25 fore her marriage Miss k the daughter of the "HIE i?l ! GLAUS 1)1 i S. Kenwick. She was (Bio-graph) >r Featuring Henry Waltli; ved by her husband, two (liarles II. ^ ) daughters. Mr. Edwin ' Springfield, Ohio; Mrs. I URLLE GRASS civ of York; Mrs. R. M. : r?-Part Equitabb Me West; and Mr. Ren- | Featuring Thomas t of Newberry and one [ d. A. Renwick of the: WEDNESDAY ie sister Mrs. R. Car-; * THE MASTER SMI >un^- j 3-Part Ki. ickerboc e was 'a devoted men.-1 i>;,tlir;il? ,Voill(.n . R. P. church and sa.vp; Kstabrook. >r more than fortv rears. /r- , . , +, ^ ? * * : (Orphans (lav; mo gross a great Sabbath school j ' [q tllemj ilwavs took enthusiastic : i ie priman woilc of the ! 'FIJI' ,1. She was also inter-1 Vitagraph Corned ;ood work for the town Fentiiriwr ll.iahic i y. : 1 vices will be held at the THURSDAY 2 afternoon at 4 o'clock . , ? -p, ! "LA PALOJIV t will tollow at Rose-, J 2-T'art Vita c.rap] . , , , ; rcaturini? ."larv Indorson li> >an:l and the children Stanley. ipatny ot tne people 01 r in the 2 rear li.\-:s that ' ' ? ?! *1' YE " "Vv) t 1 r 1 " r? /I P:M i . !* 3 ,' ! , ! T": I. *i C m Tv : co\ ok.-! : :)t p."-r. ^ " ; :i .2)- :'!* (H Vw'A 31cffin::. ] ']nVi >< hi lit ;i j.: .. : at <?:T!U, YOVT y-'Awrc.-; county en Vvu-. !y the growing 01' Crini-. T--uMU!s 01 Xi 1 .1. Mr. Mills would he lve a number of in tor- \\ ? go with him to thi-= studv the growing o? HARLEY - DAVIDSON new and second hand, c-a H. O. Stone. Xewberry, i ,M. hinard t amp. srails met last week a d CHICKEN FFKD?Puri. a by tbe election of tliej beard bags is the best. :ers" j to use inferior feeds. ?W. F.^Ewart. , prices are so low. Ch ,e\vie A. Boozer. J ancj Pigeon. Summer B ment of delegates to the ! 4-25-2t. Birmingham and Rock :o the commander. Much j WANTED?We will buy c manifested in the meet-! Cotton Seed until Mond; r^v.iy elected adjutant .' at $2.00 per c-wt. Littl ^ * - * ? i /"\ J1 ATill IT,rkrt?li'7?iv I fork ana is creating in-| uu .vim aim x-CJ iU<?. irganization and we wiil j 4-2o-lt. berrv one of the best statc% | ('HOICK SWEET PEAS?f ^ ,! ce tsa hundred. Phone ce Bowman was named 1 . xi -n- : ^ !->. Workman. r the camp at the Bir- : - 1 4-2.">-lt Miss Catherine Garllng-: union at Rock Hill. j F0R ,SALK_Xancy j. j sprouts at 20c per 100. 1 ticcllo School. ; nesday a::d Friday. Ge< at Monticello school: mer, Jr., Glenn St. y, April 29tli. at three ' 4-21-3t. k to the ladies on the ' ? stration Work." T hope 1 F0I< SALE?200 battel. bl ' nnl-tnr, e-aorf Of OnP T)O1 13 ive a large crowd. Come ~~~ what benefit this wort' el J- s- D?minick, chaI .' 4-7-7t. Willie Mae Wise, j m(tLE FOR SALE?Apph Home Demonstration i Buford j 4-11-tf. iacred Cantata. j NOTICE?My .Black Kentu ing bv the choir of Cen.! now read-v f0r serViCe : , ,. . i dence 3 1-2 miles below under the direction of . . , . Insurance fee, $12. Joh 'omimck, was very tav-! j | 4-4-mltaw. d on Thursday evening. | se to numerous requests ! FOR SALE?Brand npw Fi o?n Sunday evening. j car. See us for price. : wprp: Misses Carolyn! Garage. a Fant. Pauline Gilder.; 4-4-tf i ^ u : FOH SALE?Pure big bo eth waiter, alto. i , , .,. . ! cotton seed, per bushel, nith bass ' ! odder and lumber. J. " Newberry, R. F. D. 2, pi: >rwood is with the Caro- ? o-i-ol )any and will be pleased friends call to see him MOXET TO LEND?Appl; ;rve them with pleasure. & Pynum. j 4-14-tf. NTS l'or sale. $1.50 per .di.cred at Prosperity Clean, sound a - ' s^fcklc and clay peas. S tv. rronipi ueuven Write or call at Will j for Prfc*- Mose!?F Rr0 ore Prosperity*. J U. i lf-v! 4-14-tf. CAXI-: SEED?Pop corn . I . , . ! w lia\e ?%o price see Kggs lor Hatching irom , -tx., ?. .. i nocds sr.tl sa.e mo e} *(1 white Plymoutn .... ; T'ro- Co )0 per batisfaction1 PuKT Brabham Peas.i ! ? ? ' ishel. K. D. Smith and - , - sa.e Grocers, Xe^ oerry, sy *T* i STIEJt " r: W=: THE SOUTH'S ; POPULAR s Obelisk and Tabic i Jjk and get valuable con-1 "* * best flours and reason- j Wfite for catalog a Satisfaction suarannev refunded. Summer i list, * Box 165, ALD AXD NEWS ->NE COLUMBIA, S s'LY $1.50. | ?? ??? / 1 ( mi?! i .;; i . "s a few ' v III ()]*(.! . v . ! . ^ . 2i i: 11 . *' . -!'. 1 O. >use 4_., IE | LOST?{):: i me < ;1 to I. rs. S. (5. We"' ii by f.n- I-aak cf : , , W ester . a' Johnson. S. I :1 :itod .M; . !. r.'!*. .Mr<. Kloi;e ' LE3I3IA*' i Welch Wright. all, Lillian v v * v v?.-wyv Vest | Dr. F. C. Martin ? v |,|> r * . 4 : $> 1 '?';* f 'wise II Specialist!; ___ ^ ^ 9fifK ^ExaminesEvos, Hts Glasses J! b h 11 and Artificial Kye* t\ LES" >>. ?\ ke_ ;J?If your ey-.-s arc yo"^i Hid Howard f trouble d n't f:ui t c-.n-olr him || * Satisfaction Gu*>anlerd. *j receipts go f , . .2. ;>* Omce < \*c. Ai 'l'-r-"'- - !>rv? ! A ^ | * Goods Store * * > i I TA JiLllS" >.! ly. H<1 Civ". . ??rwri?MM 1 "7th == ' i' *7ks <^JH?M&W^T ^ PhotoPJay f/fle!' * I . .. == vjsiwa'U; ami Georire E V ~7s a ^ D1 XON'JR! ? , |Sir. ? ?', ! |The Birth of a Nati< . *& JV. - "The Mighty Photoplay is 3^2^ * founded on the story of (p7)l We CLANSMA j B7 THOMAS DIXON, Jr.* motorcycle* sh or credit UVU( sc. -a c?py New Edition with wrapper Jn in r-1ipfl*pr four colors. Illustrated with scenes from the photoplay. Don't pav U A , when our _____ ick Scratch 22J Mayes Bock & >r exchange iv, May 1st f he House oi e Mountain ; r _______ Co. I ?P?> Mill I? IUI ?W .l.txJ.V^. r: ?s.'-. 4.',..-?J IIIIM-PPC |. or sale. 50 i 137. Mrs. I J ft n f i A t Ka^tcr ilk- nil:it!of mo But 1 CK bad V ;:-.;C'Yed teeth <1 fall potato appearance. W! v not have th< ?i*ery Wed_ : Modem pro^r sssve et?tup: :>. . Sum- . dependable der-ltstry. Yftnnff IsMgaIov Rfi g boll King I I lWVO\iLltJ Ml' r per bush- I )pells, S. C. i Nat'l Bank R jiiding il? i '1 ! ckv Jack is j at my resi-! Prosperity.; n S. TVatts. M />' ?wAlnn/? ! II U ic V Ciau-a I $1.00. Also ' A. SheaTy. j lone oC9!i ? v 10 Mower i J , :d unmixed j 5end sample j ? ? Prosper-! j ^0 Tftft i ?: milpe and peas., ># v ?. v?*. j. <** vu "' 5 j: motor. Ask f |! ^ ?? fion. Phone 1 -r i \ i MOST I j o | SUMMER'S j II c. I - FOR SALE. 1 Mule. f j Horses. i Indian motorcycle. 1 Overland Roadster. j '1 One-horse wagons. 1 Cotton seed planter. J i Hoosier combination drill. *- 1 1 House and lot, corner Nance and y Cornelia streets. Apply to W. S. Langford at Newberry Coca Cola Bottling Co. 14-tf. I PAT CASH. Hens, per pound, 12 cents. Chickens 1 1-2 lbs or less, 20c. * Eggs, per dozen, 15 cents. > y _ - - - J JAMES D. QUATTLEBAIJM, Prosperity, S. C. t **1>\ , _ Wij I The S:ren|c Case of $ || MARY PAGE ? i1 '>s 1 ifefW !! >Ei . : - . - J s -./ ;i 1 I m i ^ j<p .: i N* t'-* ' m my \ ^ ' 0?-lSTRA>JGE_9X - ?J HFE'W %r,.//5 5f -V O'.Juu/.rr^ S ,"fl J fietusr iflau ?sv?_* ___ w-O ^fi> (Sskr * i^ra* f \ V t Variety Store F 1000 Things is t r y t people turn to new apparel. ire not helpful to a desirable fixed? Examination fre^. neut and the most scientific, own,B.S.D.D.S. Newberry, S. C. ( ?" 1 V I W Ms? mm -m I i made ZZi)Z5 . 'f stopping the or demonstra- m [72. * * GARAGE \ \ ji . ,.. . ' ' "'iftfil